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...r and, the problem of choice is no longer a problem. However, when would a reader be interested in a poet's life? A passionate reader of poetry might ... ...bout his life. Poets impose themselves with difficulty on the world of readers. A volume of poetry has a circulation of 2­3000 copies even in good... ...er ten titles written in 15­20 years, a poet is known only by those 30,000 readers, sometimes owning only a single title from the ten. If those who re... ...s volume and learning for the first time about Florentin Smarandache ­ the reader of only these 80 haiku discovers a poetic genius and is entitled to ... ...ry to mention here his scientific and literary merits so that the Romanian readers in particular would not be found among the last people to learn of ... ... of negation and of vanguard absurd. Having its roots in Pablo Picasso and Georges Braque's cubism. In the cult of creative inconsistence of the futur... ...nd Traian Chelariu and it was cultivated by poets like Stefan Baciu, Aurel George Stino, Nichita Stãnescu, Stefan Augustin Doinas, Marin Sorescu, Aure... ...inas, Marin Sorescu, Aurel Rãu, Gheorghe Tomozei, Veronica Porumbacu, Toma George Maiorescu, Gh. Grigurcu, Bazil Gruia, Vasile Igna, Gligor Sava, Vasi...

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... years later, unaccompanied by her husband. He tried to introduce her in court, but George V was outraged. Upon his death, the Prince of Wales beca... .... An interesting coincidence: one of the forerunners of the bra was patented by a George Phelps in 1875. Other bra- like devices were patented in 1... ...d dead in his Nash sedan. Belva was involved with him. Her statement to the police read thus: "gin and guns-either one is bad enough but together ... ...from one of the two ovaries matures, the egg is extruded from the ovary and is made ready for fertilization in the reproductive tract. If not fertil... ...ent the first recognizable e-mail message in 1971. It was addressed to himself and read: "Testing 1-2-3". He then followed with a message to all AR... ...which they pocketed their meagre earnings." He was about to sail to London when he read about a bill to deprive the Indians of their right to vote.... ... Henry, on a 195- acres family homestead outside Plainfield, Wisconsin. His father, George, a no-good alcoholic, and much despised by Augusta, died ... ...s own metro (subway) station. This masterpiece of engineering was designed by George Edwin Bergstrom. Despite its gargantuan size, the distan... ...e United States of America (USA) The first president of the united States was not George Washington. Washington was the first president under...

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...of this project. Note Each day I receive devotional writings by e-mail, and read them on desk and wall calendars. I often wonder how to apply that da... ...2 ( NLT) B eginning on January 1, 2006, my church began the Bible in 90 Days reading challenge. I’ve read through the Bible many times during my 30 ye... ...d God knows (and I have often told Him) that I get weary of the warfare. I’m ready to move in and occupy the promised land in peace. So here I am, bac... ... are creative at heart just as David was in the Old Testament. The scripture reads, “The heavens declare the glory of God;…’ Even though there are man... ...clare His majesty. The second part also has meaning for us as wordsmiths. It reads, “…and the firmament showeth his handywork.” I see this revealing a... ...n all the earth.” Romans 9: 16, 17. (NCV) I remember the day I met President George W . Bush. I got up at 5 a.m. that morning to go through a Secret S...

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...Sir Henry Clinton stands ; And back of him, - ye'll hear it now? - King George! Packt, stamped upon, agreed, and under- stood, The bargain's str... ...ich some rash spirits would shake out of it. Andre'. Have you the papers ready? Arnold. They are here; a he' plans of all the out-posts to the do... ...ewhere in the fore- ground a sofa or lou, couch; An engraved portrait of George III. Arnold is sitting at the table, but his am-chair is turned awa... ...laid bare. The secret of his heart becomes an open book, and a child may read it. Arno2d. I would not speak; but the sea-bottom of me [ 58 I OF ... ...e. It was all a fraud. [He walks across the room, takes the pm- trait of George I11 and throws it, not sav- agely, but with &liberate contempt, int... ... must come out. letter that I wrote to this same King, to his secretary, George Germain, - loring favors for my villainy - [591 TREASON AND DEAT... ... rades. Mrs. Arnold. [Aside.] God have mercy upon us! ,Arnold. I'll not read all, but phrases here and there. [Arnold reads from the letter with ... ...eason reaps reward. 'Twas policy, not liking for my face, That made King George so sweet. What in this world of savage Englishmen, Strange monster... ...derstand The duties of a soldier; when you grow A little older you will read, perhaps, E 68 I OF BENEDICT ARNOLD i Something about your father;...

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...r on the outside with the words, "I fell in love." The inside of the card read, "Did you get any on you?" That's the usual kind of love we deal wit... ...r, cumstances are the result of attitudes. I agree whole, heartedly with George Bernard Shaw who said, "I don't believe in circumstances. The peopl... ...learned something new that moved me just a little closer to my goal." Dr. George Sheehan said, "Success rests with having the courage and endurance... ...s well live in the present because the past is gone and the future is not ready to be acted upon. Nine,tenths of the worries in an average life con... ...I've THE POWER IN SELF-ESTEEM met many adults who thought they couldn't read 61 because they had teachers and parents who weren't supportive and ... ...ensified over the years and prevented these adults from ever learning to read and also created learning disabilities in other areas of their lives.... ...are working to wipe out illiteracy, people are proving they can learn to read and achieve success at other things as welL I've had tutors tell me t...

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...z INTRODUCTION The primary importance of this treatise for the present-day reader of Luther lies in its courageous interpretation of the sacraments... ...he first of the reformatory treatises of 1520, as they have been called, we read at the close: “I know another little song about Rome, and if their ... ...f the Holy Spirit, granting an indulgence of ten years to everyone who would read it, and bestowing upon Henry and his successors the title “Defender... ...Bugenhagen, who had previously regarded Luther as a reckless heretic, but on reading through the Captivity was completely converted to the cause of t... ...y to Luther’s words. Some changes have been made in the interest of greater readability. We have sought to limit the use of intolerably long sentenc... ...ssor at Erfurt during Luther’s student days, and was later secretary to Duke George of Saxony in Dresden. Luther is referring to the treatises both m...

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... ashamed to afirm that I create lyrical texts, I hide them. People neither read nor listen to lyrical texts anymore, but they will read this volume ... ...ical texts anymore, but they will read this volume because it’s nothing to read! However, the Paradoxist Movement is neither nohilism, nor despairit... ...ncollected poems everithing you don’t need and don’t like: poems not to be read, not to be heard, not to be written at all! Enjoy them. Only after n... ...ţi, în afar ă de mine! Mai r ămânea s ă stipuleze c ă Vasile Alecsandri şi George Co şbuc! – îl vedeam în stare, dar poate-o va face curând… (Pe min... ...anda (Giovanni Malito, Kate Davis); Israel (Moshe Benarroch); Italia (Paul Georgelin, Filipo Antonino Ceraolo); România (Ada Cirstoiu, Gheorghe Nicu... ...şi Paradoxism şi postmodernism), Ovidiu Ghidirmic, Dumitru Ichim (Canada), George B ăjenaru (SUA), Alexandru Lungu (Germania), Radu Enescu (Spania) ... ...onstantin Dinc ă and me, non-literary people. They did not want either to read or to write anything! And yet, we built a new literary movement (wit... ...Ioan Baba (din Iugoslavia) Marian Barbu Vasile M. Marbu (din Iugoslavia) George B ăjenaru (din SUA) Emil Burton Ada Cârstoiu Anatol Ciocanu (din... ...chil ă Vasile T ăr ăţeanu (din Ucraina) Gheorghe Tomozei Dan Ţopa 58 George Mi ţin V ărie şescu (din Australia) RUSIA: Igor Mikhailusenko ...

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... ashamed to afirm that I create lyrical texts, I hide them. People neither read nor listen to lyrical texts anymore, but they will read this volume ... ...ical texts anymore, but they will read this volume because it’s nothing to read! However, the Paradoxist Movement is neither nohilism, nor despairit... ...ncollected poems everithing you don’t need and don’t like: poems not to be read, not to be heard, not to be written at all! Enjoy them. Only after n... ...ţi, în afar ă de mine! Mai r ămânea s ă stipuleze c ă Vasile Alecsandri şi George Co şbuc! – îl vedeam în stare, dar poate-o va face curând… (Pe min... ...anda (Giovanni Malito, Kate Davis); Israel (Moshe Benarroch); Italia (Paul Georgelin, Filipo Antonino Ceraolo); România (Ada Cirstoiu, Gheorghe Nicu... ...şi Paradoxism şi postmodernism), Ovidiu Ghidirmic, Dumitru Ichim (Canada), George B ăjenaru (SUA), Alexandru Lungu (Germania), Radu Enescu (Spania) ... ...onstantin Dinc ă and me, non-literary people. They did not want either to read or to write anything! And yet, we built a new literary movement (wit... ...Ioan Baba (din Iugoslavia) Marian Barbu Vasile M. Marbu (din Iugoslavia) George B ăjenaru (din SUA) Emil Burton Ada Cârstoiu Anatol Ciocanu (din... ...chil ă Vasile T ăr ăţeanu (din Ucraina) Gheorghe Tomozei Dan Ţopa 58 George Mi ţin V ărie şescu (din Australia) RUSIA: Igor Mikhailusenko ...

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...Charles Peebler, Harold McGraw, Jr., Phil and Dorothy Pierson, Sharon and George Darling, Ray and Adrienne Sweeney, Donna Potts, Jeff and Susan Brid... ...Donna Potts, Jeff and Susan Bridges, Harry and Joan Karsten, Barb Godin, George Molteni, Howard and Marie Hausman, Henry Clark, Jr., Philip Kamil, ... ...andaris, Ken and Linda Rawlings, Cliff and Linda Marsh, J. T. O'Hara, and George and Peggy Zeleski. I am humbled that each of you cared enough for m... ...ery experience has the capacity to nourish your soul. My wish is that in reading of my experiences your memory will be jarred, stirring up personal... ...ected with chocolate chip cookies. So Chip & Cookie stayed on the shelf, ready to be picked up when the time was right. And that time was now! My r... ...llace, Jr. These were hard times, and for Ruby and Wallace, who could not read or write, keeping their jobs came first. Having two working parents d... ...he only non-farm work available to a black woman in the South who did not read or write was as a domestic servant. So that meant Ruby helped support... ...ed down with red soda water. It was a soul food feast, which everyone was ready and able to partake of because Friday was also the day "the eagle f... ... Asano, drew up the first set of books for Uncle Noname, and my attorney, George Brandt, drew up the documents which would make us official. Our fir...

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...ture on many sheets of paper. The significance of spilled ink could not be read unless, like many superstitious Thais, he were to seek a fortuneteller... ... considered it." "I know you haven't." It paused. "You know, I can read your thoughts. Why are you trying to memorize everything I'm saying. ... ...eed to preserve DNA makes a mother love?" Jatupon whined sullenly. "I read it in a comic book." Jatupon became taciturn. His head hurt and ... ...dea, I say, the man would not seem real." Then he obfuscated. "Didn't you read in an encyclopedia one time that the American president, Abraham Linco... ...at you are meaning by that. I didn't understand that long sentence when I read it anyhow." "You don't understand subtle and abstract meanings bec... ...hmen?" "That but also Americans who didn't want to fight against King George... Frenchmen, of course in Montreal." "Why don't they have kin...

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... BUBER TRANSLATED BY RONALD GREGOR SMITH EDINBURGH: T. & T. CLARK, 38 GEORGE STREET STREET PBlNTED L"4' GJ.L\T BBl'lAIN BY KOBll1SO~ A.N'D G... ...· strengthened. The text stan4s therefore without any commentary. To the reader who finds the meaning obscure a.t a first reading we may only say t... ...g we may only say tha.t I aM. . ThOO, is indeed a ·poem. Hence it must be read more than once, and its. total e££ect allowed to work on the' mind; ... ..... in the mother's body man knows the universe, in birth he forgets it," reads like the imperfect decipherment of an inscription from earliest time... ...ed and won ·by the developing man in strenuous action. For no thing is a ready-made part of an experience; only in the strength~ acting and being a... ...ed partners separated. In the beginning is relation-as oategory of being, readiness, grasping form, mould for the soul; it is the a prio1'i of rela...

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...hose who wished to consult the book on any point ought to be compelled to read it through. I feel convinced that as a consequence of this altitude, ... ...lieve, prove interesting not only to the expert, but even to the general reader. The volume, in fact, constitutes a handbook for the study of Orien... ...ords, with strings of references which no one would have the patience to read through, but an analytical Index with extracts and even verbal quotat... ... finish the Index volume within two years. When I set to work, and began reading through volume after volume, making notes and extracts for the Ind... ...ORY NOTE :he compilation of the Index. By the spring of 1898 I had mdeed read, and made extracts from, all the volumes that had been published; I h... ...akakusu, J., vol. 49 (ii). Telang, Kashinath Trimbak, vol. 8. Thi1;>aut, George, vols. 34, 38, 48. West, E. W., vols. 5,18,24,37,47. ABBREVIATION...

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...s. The only secret is that they are always there, always at hand, always ready to be combined, mixed, and stirred into the batter to make our lives... ...ion and fun of getting things done. It can make dreams come true. I love reading, and I love to promote reading by reading aloud to children and th... ...to promote reading by reading aloud to children and their parents. I even read children's books during my 26 lectures. One of the most enduring ch... ...ricans were surprised to see two political enemies, the former presidents George Herbert Walker Bush and Bill Clinton, join together to appeal for c... ...d, I linked the activity of making cookies with the activity of improving reading skills. These activities may seem unrelated to you, but not to me,... ...me, simply because I love making cookies and I love encouraging people to read. I saw for myself at Holly Park Library in Hawthorne, California, ho...

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...on acid free paper. 1stBooks - rev. 11/22/02 iii Note to Reader Extracts from investigations, 1835 Major... ...f suttee, as one of the important humanitarian reforms of British rule. v Historical Note to Reader The Honourable East India Company ‘It ... ...cauley, 1833 On New Years Eve 1600, that most esteemed of English monarchs, Queen Elizabeth I, read the document prepared by her merchants and, wi... ...impatiently. Sir Terence smiled and produced a letter from his pocket in Gavin’s handwriting. He read the words, “If I must marry again, Father, wel... ...s later that Sir Terence arranged a passage for Helen and Rosita on the East Indiaman, the Prince George. The ship was one of the largest of the com... ...of Highlanders.’ All this Sir Terence explained to Helen as they stood at the rail of the Prince George. A sailor was ringing the hand bell and anno... ...rown eyes. Helen and Rosita watched with tears filling their eyes as the tugs steered the Prince George out to sea and the tall figure of Sir Terenc... ...Dinner for his special guests was in the captain’s saloon that evening. The captain of the Prince George was seated at the head of the table. A shor... ...iously slave ships, their dreadful cargo evident from the stench which wafted towards the Prince George on the Trade Winds. John MacGregor told Hele...

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...erfected over the years. “He’s here!” “There he is!” “Get the camera ready.” The crowd turned as one and surged down the stairs. Julia aver... ... Janessa exclaimed. Her spoon clanked loudly against the ceramic bowl. “I read about that one in the paper. That’s the one about the old grandfat... ...between her smooth, dark brows. She tossed the other napkin and pushed her reading glasses to the top of her head. “Yeah. Sure. Take them all if ... ...ia bent over in her form fitting blue jeans and tilted her head sideways to read the spines of the books. Cade swallowed hard. My God. No panty l... ...ne do you want.” “Let me look,” he said. Cade crouched down beside her and read the spines himself. He could smell her fragrant skin and breathed ... ...he waited, holding her breath and listened for sounds of life. “No deal, George,” Gregory said, anger clear in his voice. Julia waited for a resp... ...e if it’s the damned First Lady of the United States. She killed our kids, George. Our kids. She’s going to stand trial.” Julia almost believed ... ...ctly.” “But he’s a federal judge,” she argued. “Don’t be so naïve, Julia. George didn’t offer the bribe. He just let me know, in so many words, i...

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...ophic relational maps (NRM) in particular to analyze this problem. Interested readers can compare and analyze the two models FRM and NRM. This chap... ...ral Women with AIDS.” We have chosen to give these interviews because all the readers may not be from rural Tamil Nadu, so only by knowing the probl... ...the problems faced by these women and their culture it would be easy for the reader to understand why such analysis has been taken. We have given t... ...of the non-mathematical description of how our model works to make this book readable even by a layman. D.O. Hebb [41] an expert researcher on beh... ...No nutritious food When we say rural women do not get nutritious food the reader may feel uncomfortable. This title has so much to do 40 with ... ...ocial Side of Health. Social Science Medicine, Vol. 32, 967-980. 5. Annie George (1997) Sexual Behaviour and Sexual Negotiation among Poor Women...

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...ton. I was never alone. My 25 years in space gave me years of uninterrupted reading time to study the great books of our world. And that voyage into ... ... package the food he eats will total 8 ½ tons of garbage. The newspapers he reads will add another two tons of waste. He will produce 2,400 17 to... ...life which does not go into action is a failure.’ Sounds to me like you are ready to go into action.” —“Ya, that was one of his observations that ... ...humans have created and it must be solved by humans.” —“Commander, I’ve read of maximal earth population being as high as 50 billion people.” ... ...any trying to weed out bad parents before they conceive. But as I remember, George Bernard Shaw said almost a hundred years ago that ‘Parantage is a ... ...elf-centered life. Pope John Paul the Second, Pope Benedict the Sixteenth, George W. Bush in the United States and Mahmoud Ahmadinejad in Iran, not ... ... religion so that they can be more easily manipulated. How can an illiterate read the Koran? And you certainly don’t want girls in school. The next t...