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3. Notes

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Parker, Fred

Published
2011

4. Index

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Parker, Fred

Published
2011

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Parker, Fred

Published
2011

15. Guideline Directed Anticoagulant Treatment and Dosing in a Contemporary Atrial Fibrillation Cohort: Analysis of the TRANSECT-AF Program

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Aggarwal, Sandeep, Campbell, Grant, Ford, Tony, Kelly, Allan, Kroetsch, Michael, Leung, Jean-Pierre, Patel, Indra, Rizvi, Qaiser, Wong, Matthew, Wong, Andrew, Chan, Jessica, Cho, Kenneth, Chow, Walter, Ezekiel, Daniel, Jaffer, Shahin, Karmali, Al, Lakhoo, Parbhoobhai, Manyari, Dante, Maung, Tun Zan, Ozolins, Laura, Parikh, Ameet, Salmaniw, Walter, Shahrokhi, Masoud, She, Alex, Sidhu, Kanwarinder, Simkus, Raymond, Tam, Felix, Van Gend, Richard, Wang, Jeffrey T., Wiltshire, Jonathan, Yang, Felix, Yoon, David, Gill, Daljit, Haligowski, David, Kotecha, Yatish, Mare, Abraham C., Mehta, Pravinsagar, Patel, Sunilkumar, Saunders, Kevin, Blanchard, Gilbert, Kenney, Steve, Olatunde, Oluwasyo, Rideout, Gary, Booth, William, Clarke, Adam, Macneil, Malcolm Lawrence, Ahooja, Vineeta, Alkasm, Lina, Arcia-Bravo, Edgard, Ayibiowu, Ogunroti, Bari, Basel, Bath, Parvinder, Beharry, Rani, Beharry, Rajendra, Bernstein, Ira, Bhargava, Mukesh, Bhatia, Leon, Birman, Harry, Bukovy, Brent, Campagna, Craig, Che, Claudius, Chen, Richard, Cheng, Michael, Chua, Grace, Connelly, Kim, Csanadi, Michael, Luterman, Maynard, Curnew, Gregory, Damboragama, Shyamali, Das, Sampa, De Souza, Selwyn, Desmarais, Nicole, Dyke, Debbie, El Boreky, Fadia, Fikry, Sameh, Florence, Ken, Fouda, Omayma, Fox, Melody, Ghadirian, Gissou, Girgis, Magdy, Grossman, Steven, Gupta, Anil, Hafez, Nassoh, Hameed, Adnan, Hartford, Brian, Heffernan, Michael, Holman, Terry, Hughes, Brendan, Jim, Harry, Josephson, David, Junaid, Amjad, Kalra, Bharat, Kaplan, Nikolay, Kassam, Saleem, Kassirer, Aubrey, Kauffman-Schenker, Tammy, Khan, Hashmat, Khotianov, Natan, Kim, Myung-Gi, Koprowicz, Kinga, Kozak, Joseph, Kumar, Naresh, Kyrollos, Adel, Lam, Andy, Lam, David, Lamb, Howard, Lau, Ming Jarm, Lee, Doris, Lo, Christina, Logsetty, Giridhar, Malevich, Victoria, Maranda, Robert, Nagpal, Rohit, Nasser-Sharif, Farah, Ng, Ken H., Nizran, Parminder, Noronha, Luis, Numair, Huma N., Oladipo, Paul O., Overgaard, Chris, Papastergiou, Derek, Parker, Fred, Pazuki, Keyvan, Pearce, Murray, Peterson, Sean, Rahman, Mohammed, Raimondo, Felice Emilio, Remillard, Tim, Rockman, Gerald, Rudner, Howard, Sabbagh, Roland, Salib, Ashraf, Sawkiw, Raymond, Schwartz, Earl, Shariff, Shiraz, Shcherbatykh, Ivan, Shih, Mike Chungming, Singal, Sewa Ram, Stern, Sol, Tahiliani, Ravi, Tahiliani, Manoj, Therrien, Arawn, Tillmann, Bill, Trambitas, Camelia, Trevor, Andrew, Tschirhart, Jeff, Vania, Shera, Venier, Elisa, Verma, Vinod, Vertes, George, Walley, David, William, Hany, Wong, Amy, Yoong, Kevin, Yung, Derek, Zepic, Ines, Zizzo, Dean, Molyneaux, Harold, Phelan, Paul, Albert, Martin, Champagne, Jean, Desroches, Jacques, Dion, Danielle, Dumouchel, Richard, Fournier, Carl, Labbe, Mario, Savard, Germain, Dattani, Dan, Hammond, Cecil, Lavoie, Andrea, Sultan, Omar, Clifford, Cole, Goodman, Shaun G., Tan, Mary K., Gregoire, Jean, Habert, Jeffrey, Aggarwal, Sandeep G., and Yan, Andrew T.

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2024
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23. 'They've took our jobs, they've took our town' : changing working men's lives in a solidaristic community

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Parker, Fred

Subjects
305.3896230942851
Abstract

This study is focused on the relationship of a group of older working class men, both to the type of work they have performed and known through their lives, and the place they live, Thornaby in Teesside, North East England. The dominant relationship between work and place was fractured in the 1980s by the permanent closure of the town’s major employer, though Thornaby and its people have always had close links to other neighbouring Teesside based heavy industries. Redevelopment has subsequently occurred, bringing mostly office and shop based employment - jobs that, according to these men, are not for them. This project examines how these men have adapted and redefined their lives, mostly without paid work, and explores how they view the now altered town in which they live. The study employs ideas based around 'sense of place', and also Bourdieu's concept of 'habitus'. This is then positioned into the historical context in which these people’s lives have been played out. They grew up with Keynesian macro-economic management, the welfare state, and council houses for working men and their families. Subsequently, the incoming Thatcher government of 1979, promoted a different economic ideology, resulting in mass unemployment, as major employers, such as Thomaby's Head Wrightson, shut down for ever. A qualitative approach was employed, this backed up by secondary data, this helped to develop an image of the background and historical contexts of these peoples' lives. At the centre of this study was a series of formal interviews, these further backed up through simple conversations and general observations of people and their circumstances. The study concludes that people have adapted, often rationally, but not necessarily in a manner that government would want. For example, many use Incapacity Benefit as a viable alternative to low paid work. The issue of older workers without employment is not a new matter, but it has been aggravated as a consequence of the industrial policies of the Thatcher and Major governments, and the emergence into middle-age of the post-war 'baby boomers'. A shift to a supply-side approach to unemployment has enabled government to transfer the blame of unemployment onto the unemployed themselves. In the case of the North East, there is still a considerable shortage of jobs, though this appears not fully recognised by government. Until this is addressed, all policy can do is to 'plug holes and slowdown leaks' as they occur. For the older former workers, the absence of employment has meant that their old discourse - in the manner in which many of them have associated with each other since childhood - has remained mostly intact. However, redevelopments are bringing in new ways of working, along with 'up market' private housing estates. Many of these men feel under attack from different directions. Other people appear to be arriving and turning the place which these men have known since childhood into somewhere else - somewhere different from the town they recognise. For them, their own discourse is likely to continue in parallel to a changed community, until they have died out.

Published
2005

26. Minerals of the Red Cloud Mines: Lincoln County, New Mexico.

Author

Parker, Fred J.

Subjects
*MINES & mineral resources, *MINERALS, *SILVER mining, *COPPER mining, *CALCITE crystals, *RARE earth metals, *METAL tailings
Abstract

By contrast, wulfenite, mimetite, vanadinite, and mottramite are relatively common at the Red Cloud Copper mine, and several other supergene minerals (brochantite, linarite, arsentsumebite, and so on) are present in small amounts at both mines. Those found at both the Red Cloud Copper mine and the Red Cloud Fluorite mine are so designated. Similarly, scrutiny of vuggy fluorite at the Red Cloud Fluorite mine may lead to the recognition of additional rare-earth minerals. In about 1943, the U.S. Bureau of Mines did exploratory work in the area of the Red Cloud Copper mine and established the Red Cloud Fluorite (or Conqueror No. 9) mine about 100 meters northeast of the Red Cloud Copper mine. [Extracted from the article]

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2023
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33. A new species of frog from Australia (Microhylidae, Cophixalus)

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Zweifel, Richard George, 1926-2019, Parker, Fred, American Museum of Natural History Library, Zweifel, Richard George, 1926-2019, and Parker, Fred

Subjects
Amphibians, Australia, Classification, Cophixalus, Cophixalus saxatilis, Frogs, Queensland
Published
1977

35. A new species of microhylid frog (genus Cophixalus) from Australia

Author

Zweifel, Richard George, 1926-2019, Parker, Fred, American Museum of Natural History Library, Zweifel, Richard George, 1926-2019, and Parker, Fred

Subjects
Amphibians, Australia, Classification, Cooktown Region (Qld.), Cophixalus exiguus, Frogs
Published
1969

36. The minerals of the Hunting Hill quarry, Rockville, Maryland

Author

Parker, Fred J.

Subjects
Mineralogy -- Research, Quarries and quarrying -- Research, Earth sciences, Research
Abstract

Since opening in 1955 the Hunting Hill quarry in suburban Rockville, Maryland has been a popular collecting area. Fine specimens of red grossular, green diopside, lustrous orange botryoidal prehnite, clinochlore [...]

Published
2005

37. A new species of frog from Australia (Microhylidae, Cophixalus)

Author

Zweifel, Richard George, 1926-2019, Parker, Fred, American Museum of Natural History Library, Zweifel, Richard George, 1926-2019, and Parker, Fred

Subjects
Amphibians, Australia, Classification, Cophixalus, Cophixalus saxatilis, Frogs, Queensland

46. Johnson and the 'Lives of the Poets'

Author

Parker, Fred

Subjects
Lives of the Poets (Book) -- Criticism and interpretation, Biography -- Criticism and interpretation, Authors -- Study and teaching, Biographers -- Practice, Arts, visual and performing, Literature/writing
Abstract

Issues related to the art of biography as illuminated by 18th-century writer Samual Johnson's 'Lives of the Poets' are examined. Topics include Johnson's definition of a good biography, his admitted limitations in researching the lives of his subjects, his comments on several noteworthy poets such as Alexander Pope and John Dryden, and the particular suitability of poets to biographical study.

Published
2000

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