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...ctual centers of condensed energy; energy that is then transmitted outward through time and space without end. But while a tree must only follow th... ...were capable of giving them a type of energy that they didn’t have before, through a painful and ingenious process of materialization and dematerial... ...istential and group project that aims at reproducing within a human group, through years of work, the same processes that come about when a star is ... ...ear of death, the child, too, assimilates the solution that the mother has adopted, and will try to kill the mother. From trying to kill the moth... ...e placenta, and so he makes his army carry an effigy of it on all of their flags. Losing the uterus is also painful for the newborn, and it is painf... ...hallenge with the bow and arrow and the massacre that follows. The archery competition requires not only the ability to string the bow, but also requ...

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... time to commune with his own spirituality, to harmonize his soul with the peace of his Father in Heaven. He rolled the rosary beads, one by one, through his fingers as he chanted the Ave Maria. His voice rose into a cadence of a Gregorian chant, the beauty of the alliterated ancient Latin echoed through the chapel like a spiritual sonnet. ...

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... the peace of his Father in Heaven. He rolled the rosary beads, one by one, through his fingers as he chanted the Ave Maria. His voice rose into a... ...ence of a Gregorian chant, the beauty of the alliterated ancient Latin echoed through the chapel like a spiritual sonnet. As he prayed, a soft, alm... ...d out over St. Peter’s Square like a living quilt. The late morning sun broke through a bank of gray clouds, and rays of sun spotlighted the hills of... ...ly appointed American Cardinal, but that he was of Jewish decent who had been adopted by Catholic parents: the Lira dropped, the Italian Stock Marke... ...w the GIs liberated Germany. Joey's memories of tanks and jeeps with American flags whipping in the wind as they rumbled over the cobble-stoned stre... ...nformation was gladly given to him. Their stock in trade was to eliminate the competition. The major interdictions were front-page news; more a media...

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...d study, he wrote his description of three villages in Lampang Province, and the changes in villagers' lives over three decades. The book also speaks through the voices of villagers themselves and village monks. They describe the everyday lives of local people, and how they cope under conditions of a constant flux of change, what they think about life, the future, and the ...

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...ment statistics, Finland is near the top, currently the leading country in competition for state-of-the-art technology. In international rankings, Fin... ...countries, including Finland, young girls of the new, free generation have adopted behaviour patterns of gender equality and seek sexual experiences i... ... some researchers, too, to ponder why the deceased are symbolized by white flags or pennants both in Thailand and in Finland, why Lampang Chinese and ... ...ldn't see from one house to the next, and just that narrow cart track went through the village. Houses used to be tiny, grass-roofed bamboo huts, and ... ...land are at the bank. In my opinion, material development that takes place through borrowed money is not very beneficial, it is pretty worthless. It's... ... whole village to my wedding and video it. Maybe I'll meet a suitable girl through my friends or on my travels. No. No. To the doctor. Do you believe... ...ploughed deeper than a wooden plough, and once artificial fertilizers were adopted, the fields were invaded by such tough grasses in the dry season th... ...nt gift must weigh one baht. The engagement gift and the wedding are means adopted by a society that has moved to cash economy to set criteria of suit... ... venue dressed in uniformly coloured sarongs, the monks sat on their dais, flags flew and the speeches echoed across the monastery grounds. The women ...

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...-Inventors strived from the early 1800s to mechanize Gutenberg’s process—unsuccessfully until Mergenthaler built his Linotype. But Ottmar’s name fell through history’s cracks. -- 18. ?The Eighth Wonder of the World?-Although as late as 1980, Linotypes still set 80 percent of the world’s text, most of those once-wondrous machines were junked before 2000. -- 19. Free Self-Le...

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...uccessfully until Mergenthaler built his Linotype. But Ottmar’s name fell through history’s cracks. 18. ―The Eighth Wonder of the World‖ Althoug... ...ford starts with the oldest possible perspective of the word and proceeds through the ages up to his own unique experiences with Gutenberg typography... ...y on this setup. One key click punched holes in paper tapes that—when run through apparatus in the back shop—set type twice as fast on a Linotype as ... ...nize? Biologist Hardy contended that primates—forced from the forest by competition— moved to the seashore to search for food. There, they learned ... ...cian ABCs lineage survives Whether innovators in Phoenicia or in Egypt adopted the first alphabet, Phoenicia became the first state-level society... ... of the period slowed the rapid spread of new ideas. New planting system adopted More protein-filled legumes were added to the European diet afte... ...eting religions and—more than five hundred years before the United States adopted its Bill of Rights—decreed complete and total religious freedom fo... ...rs—too valuable to be exposed recklessly—directed the battles with signal flags and horns from atop hills away from the action. Captives with no... ...ing with metals may have given him an edge, but the goldsmith faced stiff competition from a number of rivals. Nevertheless, most scholars agree tha...

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...g. For instance: what can you understand about an orange by looking at it through a microscope? The answer is; very little. But if you plant a... ... sit under its shade and wonder about it. If you listen to the wind soughing through its branches and enjoy its beauty and wonder about it. If you ... ...amic of Accumulation Pg 364 One Basic Effect of Accumulation: Antagonism and Competition Pg 366 Sports Pg 401 Happiness Pg 402 Law Pg 413 Lo... ...dead Aural Possession and Violation and Poison Pg 1794 The Growth of Poison Throughout History and Undead Evil Pg 1795 The Reason for the 7 th c... ... ownership works. European explorers traveled to other continents and planted flags of their rulers in the soil. And by reading certain official sa... ...ESS Chapter Six A: Civilization The Effect of Civilization on Humans 538 adopted by the rest of society… only then do they suddenly become publi... ... victories and battles and conquest. Europeans marched happily to war waving flags and cheering; every nation convinced that their side would win ea... ... ended by an even greater catastrophic shock by the other side. The Japanese adopted the tactics of a Ninja assassin as their basic Naval THE PATH... ...eir hypocrisy everywhere they go. All religions except Mohammedanism have adopted this brainwashing tactic into their dogmas. And now: this las...

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...mmuiii- cation column of The Recoril can hardly be over-euiphasizod. It is through this medium that the broader criticism of tho alumnus and the novel... ...inger rIo nnil oubob fiends," His hpuecli, which permeated with dillioulty through the obeersof ItK)'.) and the I'at-oalls of lillO, was in part: "Ton... ...en. Williams' the offended, has expressed regret at its role in the affair through its athletic council, and through The Record as representing the st... ...forfeiting of one game to the other by the two colleges, which was finally adopted. In re- gard to the first method it is evi- ilent that such an arra... ...tetl. On the other hand the arrangement of a mutual forfeit of one game as adopted, makes no discrimination as to the responsibility for the existing ... ...present bill is in the nature of an instrument for carrying out the policy adopted by the legisla- ture of 1898. In that year the college petitioned t... ...lass Yell. Graves Prize Essay Awards The following essays submitted in the competition for the Graves priz(!S have been selecleil as the six beat by t... ...and white bunt- ing with the usual adornment of Williams and 1909 banners, flags and pennants. A Williams shield in bronze was added to the white bunt... ...veries were discredited until 1880 when Lowell erected an ob- servatory at Flagstaff, Ariz., and confirmed the observations of his predecessor. At bot...

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...uccessfully until Mergenthaler built his Linotype. But Ottmar’s name fell through history’s cracks. 18. ―The Eighth Wonder of the World‖ Althoug... ...ford starts with the oldest possible perspective of the word and proceeds through the ages up to his own unique experiences with Gutenberg typography... ...y on this setup. One key click punched holes in paper tapes that—when run through apparatus in the back shop—set type twice as fast on a Linotype as ... ...monize? Biologist Hardy contended that primates—forced from the forest by competition— moved to the seashore to search for food. There, they learned ... ...nician ABCs lineage survives Whether innovators in Phoenicia or in Egypt adopted the first alphabet, Phoenicia became the first state-level society... ... of the period slowed the rapid spread of new ideas. New planting system adopted More protein-filled legumes were added to the European diet after ... ...eting religions and—more than five hundred years before the United States adopted its Bill of Rights—decreed complete and total religious freedom fo... ...rs—too valuable to be exposed recklessly—directed the battles with signal flags and horns from atop hills away from the action. Captives with no s... ...ing with metals may have given him an edge, but the goldsmith faced stiff competition from a number of rivals. Nevertheless, most scholars agree tha...

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...fter all, they succeed in deluding themselves! As a result, very few professionals see through them." "I keep stressing that people with NPD do not... ...atch us squirm between protecting ourselves or blowing the whistle." "You have to live through the horror of the N experience to be able to underst... ...f charm is that you, and I, both women who are probably reasonably alert, failed to see through this well- constructed mask." "Maybe it is bad for ... ...manipulated things in spite of all my efforts to slow it down." "I guess there were red flags everywhere, but I had no idea what narcissism was." "... ... – so yes, if someone says this in the early stages of a relationship, I think the red flags should definitely be up. They simply cannot sustain 'n... .../mask.html "Fiercely competitive in his demand for approval and acclaim, he distrusts competition because he associates it unconsciously with an u... ...c solution. In BPD, the patient is aware (at least unconsciously) that the solution she adopted is 'not working'. This is the source of her anxiety ... ...fm/6514/95221 "The under-achieving narcissist dodges challenges, eludes tests, shirks competition, sidesteps expectations, ducks responsibilities, ... ...ssional authority. Alexander Lowen has an excellent exposition of this 'hidden or tacit competition'. The cerebral narcissist aspires to perfection....

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...fied in Europe with "entanglements, block houses, redoubts and searchlight posts". Throughout the twenties and the thirties, the IMRO maintained a ... ...iction was no mean feat. Yet, the Austrians chose to rule by division, to motivate through hate and to buy the love of their subjects rather than t... ... discontent that the "Black Hand" was formed. Attesting to the spreading of the rot throughout the Karadjordjevicean state, was its cancerous metast... ... it did not peddle drugs - not because of moral scruples but because of the lethal competition it would have encountered. That the KLA had to resor... ...bond that formed, fostered by a common vision and shared hope - is intact. Albanian flags fly over Albanian municipalities in Kosovo and in Macedoni... ...al peace. Fiercely competitive in his demand for approval and acclaim, he distrusts competition because he associates it unconsciously with an unbri... ...ecause, in large swathes of the Balkan, Christianity never really took hold. It was adopted by the peasant as a folk religion - as was Islam later. ... ...uishable. They prayed in each other's shrines, celebrated each other's holidays and adopted the same customs. Muslim mysticism (the Sufi orders) app... ... co-existed, they fused syncretically. Some Sufi sects (mainly among the Janiccary) adopted Catholic rituals, made the sign of the cross, drank alco...

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... godless days of that long trial when one's whole body trembled in continuum through bits of the hours with stolid, cadaverous expressions throughout ... ...'s conundrums were so horrific. The passage of a few years, and the passage through a thousand times of falling asleep could not even restore one's e... ... "knew" of this Chinese friend, Yang Lin, if he knew anything at all: he was adopted and lived in America; that those parents died-- his mother first ... ...ars. Sang Huin quickly moved toward that door. Then he found himself walking through one car after another since the blind man and the dog passed thro... ... melting into the morning sun. Those rags they wore were more patriotic than flags and more majestic than King Sejong the Great's crown. Once their fa... ...society small doses of competitive cunning could be exuded in basic business competition and politics for the whole duration of one's long life. The ... ...email on this advent called the Internet) nor had she engaged in racket ball competition since her friendship with Betty at Rice University. She had ... ...Better, she would have eagerly challenged Michael to a racket ball or tennis competition or played badminton or croquet with the whole family. Instea...

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...the limits of a valley of some considerable length. The melting of the snows had filled the boulder- strewn bed of the torrent (often dry) that flows through this valley, which is closely shut in between two parallel mountain barriers, above which the peaks of Savoy and of Dauphine tower on every side....

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... had filled the boul- der-strewn bed of the torrent (often dry) that flows through this valley, which is closely shut in between two parallel mountain... ...e chain of the two Mauriennes is very much alike; yet here in the district through which the stranger was traveling there are soft undulations of the ... ... very shape of the valleys seemed to vary continu- ally. A ray of sunlight through the tree-stems, a clear space made by nature in the woods, or a lan... ...oan. He was the child of his company; he was alone in the world, so he had adopted the army for his fatherland, and the regiment for his family. V ery... ...y of his previous guardians had done. He has been fed and cared for as the adopted child of the Commune. After a time the dwellers in the valley ended... ...n a military career, or you took a lik- ing for your calling after you had adopted it, otherwise you would not have borne the heavy yoke of military d... ...e as they did on parade in those days, when they were reared above all the flags of all the nations of Europe. The Poles could not con- tain their joy... ...an hear him yet, we were all crying just like children; the Eagles and the flags had been lowered as if for a funeral. Ah! and it was a funeral, I can... ...nd there on the battlefield, which was soaked with our blood, he burns his flags and his Eagles—the poor Eagles that had never been defeated, that had...

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...Excerpt: I saw a gray-haired man, a figure of hale age, sitting at a desk and writing: He seemed to be in a room in a tower, very high, so that through the tall window on his left one perceived only distances, a remote horizon of sea, a headland and that vague haze and glitter in the sunset that many miles away marks a city. All the appointments of this room were ord...

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...desk and writing: He seemed to be in a room in a tower, very high, so that through the tall window on his left one perceived only dis- tances, a remot... ...go- ing to and fro. I turned my head quickly that I might see more clearly through the window behind me, but it was too high for me to survey this nea... ...ience school in Overcastle, physi- ography was his favorite “subject,” and through this insidi- ous opening of his mind the wonder of outer space had ... ...There was no balm in the religion I had learnt, or in the irreligion I had adopted, for wounded self-love. Should I fling up Rawdon’s place at once an... ...onating futility, the cheering, the anxieties, the songs and the waving of flags, the wrongs of generous Buller and the glorious heroism of De Wet—who... ... New York, the high city of clangor and infuriated energy , wind swept and competition swept, its huge buildings jostling one another and straining ev... ...like cities building to the sound of music, and great ships, all hung with flags and wine bespattered, gliding down through cheering multitudes to the...

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... sure... These are statements of a certain quality, a quality that extends through a huge universe in which I find myself placed. I try to recall how ... ... fed upon, I carried on my expansion of the world of fact until it took me through the mineral and fossil galleries of the Natural History Museum, thr... ...istory Museum, through the geological draw- ers of the College of Science, through a year of dissection and some weeks at the astronomical telescope. ... ...alized, self-seeking and non-creative; to organize the con- fused jostling competitions, over-reachings, envies and ha- treds of to-day into two great... ... construc- tive idea of any existing State. And just as the Beliefs I have adopted lead me to regard myself as in and of the existing State, such as i... ...ite equally plausible to say that the religious organization of the Empire adopted Christian- ity and so made Rome, which had hitherto had no priority... ...er Jerusalem or Antioch in the Christian Church, the head- quarters of the adopted cult. And if the Christian movement could take over and assimilate ... ...ity and is better adapted to the circumstances. This process of variation, competition and selection, also of intermarriage between equally vital and ... ...arning something that can be learnt in no other way, that the uniforms and flags, the concep- tions of order and discipline, the tradition of service ...

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...has been altered; and the characteristic nasal N of the language writ- ten throughout NG instead of G. Thus I put Pango-Pango, instead of Pago-Pago; t... ...of Polynesia stand, still but half aroused, in the midst of the century of competition. And the island races, comparable to a shopful of crockery laun... ... the stores, offices, and barracks of the firm itself. Thence he will pass through Matafele, the one really town-like portion of this long string of v... ...e asset was found to be the South Sea business. This passed (I understand) through the hands of Baring Brothers in London, and is now run by a company... ...laim, he set up the emblem of his country; and the beach twinkled with the flags of nations. All this, it will be observed, was going forward in that ... ...as ministered by the EBER to T amasese, in the shape of uncountable German flags. The full history of this epidemic of bunting falls to be told in the... ...ter. But the fact has to be chronicled here, for I believe it was to these flags that we owe the visit of the Adams, and my next and best authentic gl... ...y to display the admirable sweetness of his nature. The two entered into a competition of generosity, for which I can recall no parallel in history, e... ...amaze- ment and suspicion, seeking some hidden motive why it should not be adopted. T o Laupepa’s opposition, as shown in the case of the Lauati schem...

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...dly officer, were unfortunately lost on the line between V erona and Milan through the gross negligence of a railway porter. But I doubt if they would... ...s not very congenial experience of touring as a spectator all agog to see, through the war zones. At any rate there was never any risk of my playing B... ...ade in Venetia since Napoleon drove his straight, poplar-bordered highways through the land. M. Joseph Reinach, who was my companion upon the French f... ...eality than a very young child. It has these dreams that we express by the flags of nationali- 16 War and the Future ties and by strange loyalties an... ...n spite of the fact that the Italians along of all the western powers have adopted a type of aeroplane larger and much more powerful than anything exc... ...nd glories of soldiering, the bright uniforms, the feathers and spurs, the flags, the march-past, the disciplined massed advance, the charge; all thes... ... him, in which many people did inelegant and irrational things. They waved flags—nasty little flags. This child of the ages, this last fruit of the gi... ...alliance with France and Italy; some advantage that will invalidate German competition; it be- gins to realise newer and wider sympathies, possibiliti... ...of them have an ex- treme reasonableness. The extent to which they will be adopted depends, no doubt, very largely upon the politician and permanent o...

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...hing their faces into all manner of shapes by endeavouring to squeeze them through the small doorway. We had experienced a pretty smart shock before c... ...e and active prepa ration, that the blood quickened its pace, and whirled through one’s veins on that clear frosty morning with involuntary mirthfuln... ... the shore, we turned and saw from the vessel’s mast her name signalled in flags of joyous colours, and fluttering by their side the beautiful America... ...And there she is! all eyes are turned to where she lies, dimly discernible through the gathering fog of the early winter afternoon; every finger is po... ...s of snow; white wooden houses; people at their doors; telegraphs working; flags hoisted; wharfs appearing; ships; quays crowded with people; distant ... ...e could interchange thoughts with others. ‘There was one of two ways to be adopted: either to go on to build up a language of signs on the basis of th... ... States, the principle of bring ing convict labour and free labour into a competition which must obviously be to the disadvantage of the latter, has ... ...done to the others. No harm at all. Those that want to be safe, must hoist flags. That’s all they’ll have to do. They must hoist flags. ’ Even while h...

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...ng!—of stealing. He has taken remarkable honours at the University—he went through them with a sort of hasty slobber, as though he feared I might inte... ... definite state- ment to that effect appeared in a halfpenny evening paper through the agency of a man who lodged in the same house with Filmer. His f... ...e flying machines gave them this theoretical advantage, that they could go through the air against a wind, a necessary condition if aerial navigation ... ... the enclosure, the sheds and workshops, the Venetian masts and fluttering flags that Banghurst had considered essential, black and limp in the breeze... ...ctors, with varying emphasis, according to their dignity and the degree of competition between themselves and the New Pa- per, proclaimed the “Entire ... ...for the life of me I couldn’t keep up quite the high, hectoring vein I had adopted. ‘That’s queer,’ I said, and as I spoke I fancied I heard some one ... ... the promenaders put their feet down and walked their ways, the papers and flags began flapping, smiles passed into words, the winker finished his win... ...would be a matter of bright uniforms and shouting charges and triumphs and flags and bands—in a time when half the world drew its food supply from reg...

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...others had secured— dishonestly, of course—or gold he meant to secure yet, through his own honest exertions, for himself and Nina. He absorbed himself... ... Sometimes the little door would fly open disclos- ing to the outer world, through the bluish haze of tobacco smoke, a long table loaded with bottles ... ...d by noisy men in sprawling attitudes, while the Master would put his head through and, holding by the handle, would grunt confidentially to Vinck; pe... ...iving the crew over- board. This girl, it was generally known, Lingard had adopted, was having her educated in some convent in Java, and spoke of her ... ... throat he spoke. He spoke to some purpose. He wanted Almayer to marry his adopted daughter. “And don’t you kick because you’re white!” he shouted, su... ...ittle disgusted, and greatly inclined to run away. A judicious fear of the adopted father-in- law and a just regard for his own material welfare preve... ...l placed him, in the midst of unscrupulous intrigues and of a fierce trade competition. The Arabs had found out the river, had established a trading p... .... The slaves were hurried out of sight into the forest and jungle, and the flags were run up to tall poles in the Rajah’s compound in expectation of a... ... and clung lazily about the burnt-up grass. As Babalatchi looked up at the flagstaff over-topping a group of low trees in the middle of the courtyard,...

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...e within the scheme of this edition to record every conjectural emendation adopted or proposed by Rossetti and others in recent times. But it is hoped... ...ant variation of the text has been overlooked. Whenever a reading has been adopted on manuscript authority, a reference to the particular source has b... ... it is employed as a trisyllable; elsewhere the ordinary spelling has been adopted. (Not a little has been written about ‘uprest’ (“Revolt of Islam”, ... ...es are rarely consecutive, but literally disiecti membra poetae, scattered through vari- ous notebooks in a way to require piecing together as well as... ... generous to imprudence, devoted to heroism. These characteristics breathe throughout his poetry. The struggle for human weal; the resolution firm to ... ...s which adorn maturity to those generated by the vehement spirit of youth. Through life also he was a martyr to ill-health, and constant pain wound up... ...all that we imagine, age on age, Seems but a point, and the reluctant mind Flags wearily in its unending flight, _420 T... ... Which, with its own internal lightning blind, _200 Flags wearily through darkness and despair— A cloud-encircled meteor of the... ... _460 They came, each troop emblazoning its merits On meteor flags; and many a proud pavilion Of the intertexture of the atmosphere They...

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...rit in which I offer it, may express my sense of the liberality manifested throughout this transaction by your honorable house. Ever believe me my dea... ...ctions are in part to be re- garded as a republication of papers scattered through several British journals twenty or thirty years ago, which papers h... ...asses downwards; but rare, indeed, is the inverse pro- cess of publication through an influence spreading upwards. According to the way here described... ...k of Thomas à Kempis as the author; but his claim was disputed. Gerson was adopted by France as the author; and other local saints by other nations. 2... ...d have looked through and through this monstrous fable of Essenism, coolly adopted it, no questions asked, as soon as he perceived the value of it as ... ...ortes Virgilianae.”—Upon what principle could it have been that Virgil was adopted as the oracular fountain in such a case? An author so limited even ... ...f Lord Nelson. In one of the aisles going off from this centre, we saw the flags of France, Spain, and Holland, the whole trophies of the war, swingin... ...Riou and Captain ——, to- gether with its floating pageantries of conquered flags, hav- ing awakened within me, in a form of peculiar solemnity, those ... ... be at the head of it; as he 180 Thomas de Quincey already is, beyond all competition, at the head of the Ziph literature.” Lady Altamont, on receivi...