Marston, Lodge, and Constable

Thomas Lodge, Doctor of Physick *

If Thomas Lodge, the doctor and poet, appears to have been somewhat quarrelsome and definitely litigious as his years increased, he came by those qualities honestly. His father was a merchant of consequence, having been successively Warden and Master of the Company of Grocers and Alderman, Sheriff, and Lord Mayor of the City of London. He was also, and this is more important, a man given to spe...

06 Lodge (176-198) Master

The earth’s environments and ecosystems are not fi xed but vary over a wide range of space and time scales (Delcourt, and Webb 1982; see also fi g. 6.1). At the scale of tens of thousands of years, the wobble of the Earth on its axis causes variation in the solar radiation received at the earth’s surface, driving variation in climate. On shorter time scales, the Southern Oscillation of sea surf...

The Cuckoo Psychology of Sir Oliver Lodge

A Reduction of the Schoenflies Extension Problem by Marston Morse

1. In his study of the Schoenflies extension problem Mazur, [ l ] , includes the hypothesis that the given mapping be "semilinear" in a neighborhood of some point in the shell domain of <£. In Mazur's paper the problem of removing this hypothesis is unsolved. We shall show how to remove this hypothesis, leaving the "shell hypothesis." In the process of doing this we establish two fundamenta...

Dehydration and heat-related death: sweat lodge syndrome.

A 37-year-old Caucasian male died of dehydration and heat exposure following a sweat lodge ceremony in outback Australia. The case demonstrates difficulties that may arise in the determination of the cause of death at autopsy due to nonspecific pathologic findings in hyperthermic deaths. There are also a number of features that characterize this particular "sweat lodge syndrome," including prol...