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...32% Buddhist and indigenous beliefs Language: Malay (official), English, and Chinese Life expectancy: 73.7 Literacy: 45% Labor force: 68,128 (includes... ...tive Burmese Ethnic divisions: 68% Burman, 9% Shan, 7% Karen, 4% Raljome, 3% Chinese, 2% Indian, 7% other Religion: 85% Buddhist, 15% indigenous belie... ...dian(s); adjec- tive Cambodian Ethnic divisions: 90% Khmer (Cambo- dian), 5% Chinese, 5% other minorities Religion: 95% Theravada Buddhism, 5% other L... ...,064,147,038 (July 1987), average annual growth rate 0.99% Nationality: noun Chinese (sing., pi.); adjective Chinese Ethnic divisions: 93.3% Han Chine... ..., Taoism, and Buddhism; about 2-3% Mus- lim, 1% Christian Language: Standard Chinese (Putonghua) or Mandarin (based on the Beijing dialect); also Yue ... ...se), Wu (Shanghainese), Minbei (Fuzhou), Minnan (Hokkien- Taiwanese), Xiang, Gan, Hakka dialects, and minority languages (see ethnic divi- sions) Life... ...ays: Male has 9.6 km of coral highways within the city Ports: 2 minor (Male, Gan) Civil air: 1 major transport aircraft Airfields: 2 total, 2 usable; ...

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... quasi reflexive. DEFINITION [7]: A commutative ring R is said to be a Chinese ring if given elements a, b ∈ R and ideals I, J ⊂ R such that a ≡ ... ...mplies 〈I, a〉 ≡ 〈I, c〉 i.e., generated by I + a and I + c, for more about Chinese rings refer Aubert. 90 DEFINITION 3.10.20: Let R be a ring.... ... 90 DEFINITION 3.10.20: Let R be a ring. R is said to be a Smarandache Chinese ring (S-chinese rings) I(II) if given elements a ,b ∈ R and S-idea... ...a 2 = a, b 2 = b, ab = ba = 0}. Clearly Z 2 S, the semigroup ring is a S-Chinese ring I. The author has defined group rings, which is a direct s... ... example the S-strongly sub commutative ring. 30. Give an example of a S-Chinese ring of finite order. 31. Give an example of group ring which is ... ...n Algebra, Vol. 29, 157-166, (2001). 13. Chen Jain Long and Zhao Ying Gan, A note on F-rings, J. Math. Res. and Expo. Vol. 9, 317-318, (1989). ...

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...ssed our situation, our tense voices betrayed our anxiety and we soon be- gan to blame each other for our predicament. f or a few moments, our frien... ... a Media that Cares 55 of us are unaware of it. when we see how every or - gan works to benefit the whole body, how bees col- laborate in hives, how a... ...y. heaLing the heaL thC are sY stem Clearly, we cannot emulate the ancient Chinese healthcare system. w e have grown too entangled in our egotistica...

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...ve our chat over lunch. Here at the Golden Dragon they make the finest of Chinese food and do unusual French and Italian dishes. They even make a Te... ...opeans with the fork in the left. Indians may eat with their right hands, Chinese with chop sticks. No need for tolerance, each is wrong in the othe... ...just wrong. So we have a billion Hindus believing in pantheism. A billion Chinese believing in ancestor worship. A couple of billion Muslims and a c... ...tion of education. Of course tradition is also a factor. The Russians and Chinese are quite atheistic, probably because of their more recent Communi... ... the world are willing to work more than the Europeans—the Americans, the Chinese, the Thais. You can‘t get something for nothing. ―In the F... ...the hereafter--the heaven of the Christians, the paradise of the Moslems, Gan Eden of the Jews, the pure land of some theistic Buddhists, the House o...

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...ssence of God, not knowing at all where it is, knowing nothing but God. 77 Chinese Taoist: The Tao that can be told is not the eternal Tao. The name t... ...here Quakerism originated and spread, and the cultural underlay of Indian, Chinese and Japanese Buddhism which gave rise to Zen. There is a definite t... ...nity is part, are unified. Such a concept equates with that of the ancient Chinese in the Tao, which is variously inadequately interpreted and trans- ... ...aphical mandala, 156. Tao-Sheng, quoted in Fung Yu-Lan, A Short History of Chinese Philosophy, The Free Press, New York, 1948. 277 even though that h... ...ngs to exploit. The appeal of “the way Nature intended it to be” as a slo- gan goes much deeper, however. It assumes that everything in existence has ...

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...to slippery patches of ground and to the lieaTiiiess of the ball. Work be- gan with the regular fielding and batting practice, Coach Lauder giving spe... ...ed a pro- gressive program of football work. The spring practice which be- gan last Tuesday is the opening number of that program. It is a system more... ...ly nine times. Six errors also contributed to the Vermont defeat. Ford be- gan for Williams, but after yield- ing passes to the first three men, was r... ...s. King, Griffin, Johnson and Worbeke, and Messrs. Allen, Doughty and Mor- gan were reappointed to their present positions. Three leaves of absence wo... ...raes H. P. Brown of Montclair, N. J., F. A. Buttriok of Lowell, J, B. For- gan of Chicago, H. P. Westbrook of Ogdonsburg, -N. Y.. L. S Woodruff of Pla... ...eek. CALENDAR MONDAY, DECEMBER 9 8.00 p. m.—Lecture on "A Camel Journey in Chinese Turkestan' ' by Mr. Huntington uf Yale. T. B. L. TUESDAY, DECEMBER ... ...ngers over the Himalaya moun- tains and across the salt and sand plains of Chinese Turkestan was described by Mr. Ellsworth Hunt- ington of Yale unive... ...Organization Brain Brokers. ) Broadway and Duanc Street . . . _ New York A Chinese Detert Continued from page 1, Col. 4 peaks which rise to a nearly u... ... the oirouitoua route around the range was traversed instead. The basin of Chinese Turkes- slan. lying beyond the wall of the mountains, is a vast pla...

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... Bloonland ‘B loonland is all I’d ever known before coming here,’ Bozo be- gan. ‘I never knew I’d miss it so much. Well, where to begin? First of all... ...obsessing about the future.’ He grabbed the book from Theo’s hands and be- gan thumbing through the pages at random. ‘Hey, look – there’s Michelle! A... ...n, somehow managing to look chic in a plastic raincoat. Marv gave Theo a Chinese burn on the wrist and let him go. ‘And that, my boy, is how to do ...

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...a of energy and emotion flood over them; a feeling of oneness. Their bodies be­ gan to entwine in a magical dance. River Song released herself and a... ...n solve it. 'IS Johnathan Cross It won't be easy, but it is solvable. As the Chinese say, 'In every crisis there is opportunity'." River Song gr... ...mself an ounce of well-deserved Bourbon. Why hasn't Brent called? Orinthall be­ gan a fast pace around the office, and then snapped on the inter­ com...

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...height unexampled in the annals of mankind, and even English Editors, like Chinese Shopkeep- ers, must write on their door-lintels No cheating here,— ... ...n cloaks and wampum belts; phy- lacteries, stoles, albs; chlamydes, togas, Chinese silks, Afghaun shawls, trunk-hose, leather breeches, Celtic hilibeg... ...my first view of the Hinterschlag Gymnasium,” writes he, “my evil days be- gan. Well do I still remember the red sunny Whitsuntide morning, when, trot... ... ing those of Constantinople and Samarcand: in most Col- leges, except the Chinese Mandarin ones, I have studied, or seen that there was no studying. ... ..., therefore, of Pope Pius, Emperor Tarakwang, and the “White Water-roses” (Chinese Carbonari) with their mysteries, no notice here! Of Napo- leon hims...

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...o all appear- ances, few cared. The men, after a fashion of their own, be- gan to settle down into the routine of sea-life, as if every- thing was goi... ...- edge of Tahitian. The occasion was well adapted to my purpose, and I be- gan. “Ah, Ideea, mickonaree oee?” the same as drawling out— ”By the bye, Mi... ...does in some of your “dandy ships,” jamming in the sheaves of blocks, like Chinese slippers, too small to be useful: on the contrary, the ropes ran gl... ... and chest were exposed, and he sported a Guayaquil hat with a brim like a Chinese umbrella. This was Mr. Bell. He was very civil; showed us the groun...

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...the man of the 18th century, Greek was to him as much a sealed language as Chinese; and, even with regard to Latin, his own secretary doubts, upon one... ... V olume Two nition of the army,’ p. 231, vol. I. A precognition! What Pa- gan ceremony may that be? Know, reader, that this monster of a word is a te...

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...rough the window the old couple seated motionless in their armchairs, like Chinese images, listening to their daughter, and admiring her with all the ... ...abitants of the town were presently surprised by the sight of rare birds,— Chinese pheasants, mysterious breeds of ducks. Every one flocked to see the... ...pon her keeper without his receiving due notice; two fine hunting dogs be- gan to bark as soon as the rustling of her habit was heard on the dried lea... ...st hu- man law-givers?—witness the existence, as a nation, of the Jews and Chinese, the former in spite of their dispersion over the whole earth, and ...

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...glish lived in the north-east part, where Will Atkins and his comrades be- gan, and came on southward and south-west, towards the back part of the Spa... ...s to their Church by it, it may well be admired how they came to admit the Chinese Confucius into the calendar of the Christian saints. A ship being r... ...One or two of the men began to importune me to go; and when I refused, be- gan to grumble, and say they were not under my command, and they would go. ... ...anger I was in, especially hearing the guns too, for by this time they be- gan to use their firearms; a thousand thoughts oppressed his mind concernin... ...d some arrack; the first a commod- ity which bears a great price among the Chinese, and which at that time was much wanted there. Then we went up to S... ...ges nor those in the boats could do as they were ordered before the Cochin Chinese were upon them, when two of their boats boarded 167 Daniel Defoe o... ...ng that I should meet with customers enough for the ship at Nankin, that a Chinese junk would serve me very well to go back again, and that he would p... ... creek or harbour which I might put into and pursue my busi- ness with the Chinese privately, and be in no danger of the enemy. He told me if I would ... ...egan to be lighter still; not that it was dark all night, but the moon be- gan to rise, so that, in short, it was rather lighter than we wished it to ...

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...l in itself. His language has the richness and sententious fullness of the Chinese. He will express a phrase in a word, and he will qualify the meanin... ...cout stood in the aperture with a countenance whose firmness evidently be- gan to give way before a mystery that seemed to threaten some danger, again... ...enimore Cooper serving that he paused to suppress those passions which be- gan to burn with too bright a flame, as he recalled the recollec- tion of h... ...dvantage of num- bers. Duncan observed with uneasiness, that the scout be- gan to look anxiously about him, as if searching for some further means of ...

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...xtures, pre- tending still to be a Moon or Sun,—though visibly it is but a Chinese lantern made of paper mainly, with candle- end foully dying in the ... ...har- mony together. So had it lasted, ever since poor John’s voyagings be- gan; his Father’s house standing always as a fixed sunny islet with safe ha...

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..., it turned out, was de- voted to men travelling alone, and the third to the Chinese. The official was easily moved to anger at the least delay; but t... ...w many baggage-waggons followed the engine, certainly a score; then came the Chinese, then we, then the families, and the rear was brought up by the c... ...w but wayside stations in the desert; how in these uncouth places pig-tailed Chinese pi- rates worked side by side with border ruffians and broken men... ...ike business of the emigrant train. But one thing I must say, the car of the Chinese was notably the least offensive. The cars on the Central Pacific ... ...LINGS, the sentiment of my fellow Cau- casians towards our companions in the Chinese car was the most stupid and the worst. They seemed never to have ... ...here came to him a dream-adventure which he has no anxiety to repeat; he be- gan, that is to say, to dream in sequence and thus to lead a double life ...

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... of Hong Kong, which is wholly an English city, though on an island on the Chinese coast. At half-past twelve the train stopped at Benares. The Brah- ... ...e Rangoon—one of the Peninsular and Oriental Company’s boats plying in the Chinese and Japanese seas— was a screw steamer, built of iron, weighing abo... ...es from the island of Hong Kong, which is a little English colony near the Chinese coast. Phileas Fogg hoped to accomplish the journey in six days, so... ... on the opposite coast. Hong Kong has beaten Macao in the struggle for the Chinese trade, and now the greater part of the transportation of Chinese go... ...83 Jules Verne palanquins and other modes of conveyance, and the groups of Chinese, Japanese, and Europeans who passed to and fro in the streets. Hong... ...t, and, much to the amusement of a group of Americans, who immediately be- gan to bet on him, administered to the detective a perfect volley of blows,...

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... of these three white men; for a negro is counted a white man, and so is a Chinese! a strange idea, but common in the islands. It was a board house wi... ... to pick up na- tive, and most of them had a word or two of English, I be- gan to hold little odds and ends of conversation, not to much purpose to be... ...m once, and re- turned glorifying God for these wonders. Altogether, I be- gan to have a glimmer of the man’s position, and the means by which he had ... ...d then the light began to change, the east came orange, the whole wood be- gan to whirr with singing like a musical box, and there was the broad day. ... ...I am only concerned to see the back of you.” And with that he rang for his Chinese servant, and had Keawe shown out of the house. Now, when Keawe was ... ...For he knew the likeness of that patch, and knew that he was fallen in the Chinese Evil.* Now, it is a sad thing for any man to fall into this sicknes... ...miracle, than his mind was changed within him, and he cared naught for the Chinese Evil, and little enough for Kokua; and had but the one thought, tha... ...arth were spoken there; the French, the Dutch, the Russian, the Tamil, the Chinese. Whatever land knew sorcery, there were some of its people whisperi...

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... called by any name, but I will hazard a guess that it is either Washington or Broadway. Here are the blacksmith’s, the chemist’s, the general merchan... ...h it seemed to me as if the flood were beginning to subside. The old landmarks, by whose disappearance I had measured its advance, here a crag, there ... ...ng pines, with its streamlet and water-tank; its backwoods, toll-bar, and well trodden croquet ground; the ostler standing by the stable door, chewing... ...infamous, a centre of pistol-shots: and an- other who, if not yet known to rumour, will fill a col- umn of the Sunday paper when he comes to hang – a ... ... To him, journeying from one human place to another, this was a trifle; but to me! No, Mr. Lillie, I have not forgotten it. And presently the city-tid...

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...ck which ex- tended from the salon towards the river, ending in a horrible Chinese pagoda. “Good! by building a roof to that greenhouse and laying a f... ...GODFATHER were sitting at dessert in the pretty dining-room decorated with Chinese designs in black and gold lacquer (the folly of Levrault-Levrault) ... ... and then, if she was in the way, her godfather would let her know it. The Chinese pa- 84 Ursula goda which the doctor made his study had outside bli... ...both sat down on a bench under the arch of climbing plants opposite to the Chinese pagoda. Ursula awaited the old man’s words, and the old man reflect... ...noret came home late from Rouvre. About nine o’clock he was sitting in the Chinese pagoda digesting his dinner be- side his wife, with whom he was mak...