-denial, and charity. He also contends that all of this be centered by a renewed sense of the academic vocation as that of teaching rather than research, reconceiving research as part of the educative process and honoring excellence in teaching. In a question and answer section he defends and elaborates these proposals against such criticisms as this upholding mediocrity.
The creature Adams registers the disappearance of his Creator by becoming the author of himself—both creator and authority. His wandering spirit seeks, not reunion or reconciliation with the divine, but further estrangement from both divine and the human. In one sad, brave, wonderful book, Adams thereby charts the course of modern alienation by presenting one persona’s repeatedly futile efforts to discover meaning in the world around him. Yet theEducation represents that very “formula of his own” by which the author made sense of his life to himself….At least, Adams confessed, the Education had succeeded in educating him (109).
Schwehn concludes the book by returning to his title. We are all exiles from Eden. We can either resort to knowledge as power, or, realizing the impossibility of returning to Eden, we can with humility form communities of inquiry to address our finiteness and fallenness. Thus Schwehn argues for the essential difference religious values and virtues can made in the academic vocation.
In the twenty or so years since Schwehn wrote this book it seems that most of the academy has gone further down the Weberian road. By and large it is only religious institutions who have maintained something of the sense of calling Schwehn describes, and even here there are pressures. But the issues he raises have relevance for those who work in non-religious settings, both public and private, who are people of faith. The question he raises for them is whether they will live as people of faith or as people shaped by the “knowledge-making, knowledge as power” paradigm of the post-Weberian age.
Creams containing the chemotherapy 5-fluorouracil can be fatal to animals, the FDA warns.
CERTAIN TOPICAL SKIN CANCER creams can sicken or kill animals that ingest even a small amount of them, and the Food and Drug Administration is cautioning patients to keep these creams out of the reach of their pets.
As of January 2017, creams containing fluorouracil 5 percent (5-FU), a chemotherapy sold under the brand names Carac, Efudex and Fluoroplex, had killed five dogs following accidental ingestion. There had been no reports of ingestion in cats, but health officials warned that the medication would be harmful to them, as well.
The FDA explained that, in one case, a dog punctured a tube of the cream while playing with it, and within two hours the dog “began vomiting, experienced seizure and died 12 hours later.” In a second case, a pet owner rushed her dog to the veterinarian immediately after noticing that the dog had ingested the medication, but the dog got sick and had to be euthanized three days later.
Considered by the World Health Organization to be an “essential medicine,” the drug works by killing fastgrowing skin cancer cells and pre-cancerous skin cells.
Administered as either an injection or a cream, it is used in superficial, or early-stage, basal cell and squamous cell carcinomas.
- Store all medications safely out of the reach of pets.
- Make sure medications/toxic materials are labeled clearly so others will not unknowingly leave them in unsafe places.
- Safely discard or clean any cloth or applicator that may retain medication, and avoid leaving any residue of the medication on hands, clothing, carpeting or furniture.
- Consult health care providers about whether the treated area should be or can be covered.
- Seek immediate veterinary care for pets that show signs of vomiting or illness.
In Ocober, 1996, Eric Hertz of Earth River Expeditions (www.earthriver.com) ran a first descent of the middle Shuiluo, a large tributary to the Yangzte that enters at the top of the Great Bend. As with many first descents in China, it was an epic adventure. After encountering many very challenging rapids, they entered a gorge with multiple portages and after safely escaping the gorge, wisely decided to terminate their expedition near 28.122905°, 100.558765° (see link to 2005 expedition on the section of the Shuiluo below their take-out).
They put-in southeast of Daocheng (28.795157°, 100.581203°), gradient about 35' per mile, flow about 2000 cfs. It was a large group for a first descent - 18 in two kayaks and 5 rafts. The 70 mile expedition was documented in a National Geographic article in the November 1996 issue: Rapid Descent - First Run Down the Shuiluo River.
However, the National Geographic article doesn't do justice to the expedition. Although well inside the borders of Sichuan, the local population is largely Tibetan, and interaction with them was one of the main reasons for the expedition. The article dwells heavily on "fear of dying," and not on the incredible scenery, culture and impressive skill of the group.
UK first edition, first printing, SIGNED on a bookplate loosely inserted. Published by Faber and Faber. Beckett signatures are exceptionally scarce.
A very good condition book with vibrant yellow boards.. The dust jacket has slight chipping to the folds, but is not price clipped.
Provenance of the signature on the bookplate: I have acquired a lot with a bunch of signed bookplates and other autographs from a passionate collector who must have been collecting autographs for decades. Waiting for Godot is the most significant play of the 20. Century which premiered in the English language in London in 1955. It was originally written in French and premiered in Paris in 1953.
The story of Vladimir and Estragon who endlessly wait for someone called'Godot' is iconic, and many interpretations existential, theological, Freudian, Jungian, political etc. Beckett received the Nobel Prize for literature in 1969. Please check out my other collectible books on offer; thank you! The item "Samuel Beckett,'Waiting for Godot', SIGNED first edition 1st/1st Faber, Nobel" is in sale since Saturday, January 07, 2017.
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# CurX property

Specifies the current horizontal position of the insertion point in a multiline **[TextBox](textbox-control.md)** or **[ComboBox](combobox-control.md)**.

## Syntax

_object_.**CurX** [= _Long_ ]

The **CurX** property syntax has these parts:

|Part|Description|
|:-----|:-----|
| _object_|Required. A valid object.|
| _Long_|Optional. Indicates the current position, measured in himetrics. A himetric is 0.0001 meter.|

## Remarks

The **CurX** property applies to a multiline **TextBox** or **ComboBox**. The return value is valid when the object has the [focus](../../Glossary/vbe-glossary.md#focus).

Use **CurTargetX** and **CurX** to position the insertion point as the user scrolls through the contents of a multiline **TextBox** or **ComboBox**. When the user moves the insertion point to another line of text by scrolling the content of the object, **CurTargetX** specifies the preferred position for the insertion point. 

**CurX** is set to this value if the line of text is longer than the value of **CurTargetX**. Otherwise, **CurX** is set to the end of the line of text.

## See also

- [Microsoft Forms examples](examples-microsoft-forms.md)
- [Microsoft Forms reference](reference-microsoft-forms.md)
- [Microsoft Forms concepts](concepts-microsoft-forms.md)

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