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With strong focus in history, this books presents my travels to Europe, Asia, Canada and Australia.

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...ces have been covered, it has taken a long time for this book to be written. Snapshots started as a diary, but evolved over time into a book. Dynamic in its own right, at the end of each traverse, another begins anew and is recorded in the travelogue. "...

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...ria Vienna Medieval Magyars: Hungary Budapest Chapter 2 North America Maple Crunch: Canada Bolton, Ontario Niagara, Ontario Montreal Quebec City Calgary Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Chapter 3 Flying kangaroo: Australia Sydney Brisbane Cairns Chapter 4 Asia Rainbow nation: Malaysia Kuala Lumpur Where east meets the west: Singapore The land...

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...been depicted.My musings of peoples’ views and perceptions have been compiled here as chronicles in amotley collection of essays. On the rare occasion... ...this book to be written. Snapshotsstarted as a diary, but evolved over time into a book. Dynamic in its own right, at the end of eachtraverse, another... ... book. Dynamic in its own right, at the end of eachtraverse, another begins anew and is recorded in the travelogue.My journey begins in Europe, then t... ..., then Spain, Paris and England. Austria: Vienna and Hungary: Budapest; in NorthAmerica: Ottawa, Montreal, Calgary, Saskatchewan, Vancouver, London On... ...a the following morning.Chiming clocks: GenevaMuch alike, French is spoken here too, as it is in Montreal Canada, which I describe later in thebook. S... ...d. Much of what I have seen so far gives me an understanding of the Canadianculture and heritage.MontrealIn the summer of 2012, I am back in Canada. T... ... hearsay. However,their history is documented and preserved in the Dayemy complex, as well as in published bookswhich record authentic genealogy in Ar... ...ngs of tea plantation and oriental flowers. Servants bring them fresh cups of teaand the morning newspapers in the wide veranda where they relax. Morn...

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...e advancement of technology, the world witnessed the rapid growth of research and development activities. Research and development activities ensued in a huge literature outcome. The invention of the internet and World Wide Web reduced distances among scientific institutions around the world. Research, education, and policymaking institutions started sharing scholarly a...

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... resources, and explanation of relevant terms. Public digital assets or public domain is a term basically used and related to copyright laws. Though in the second chapter, copyright laws under the regime of open access around the world and India, and creative commons licenses, is set forth. A timeline describing the brief development of public domain and open access init...

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...nd the World: Journals and Scholarships 87 9. Public Domain Legal Resources around the World: Open Access Books 103 10. Open Access Initiatives in India: Public Domain Legal Resources 117 Bibliographies and References 143 Important Web Links 159 Websites 167...

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... ... ... ... ... ... ...ION OF INDIAN LAW LIBRARIESCorporate PublisherSTAYAM LAW INTERNATIONALTypeset byCreative Digitech Solutions, New DelhiCopyright: @ Authors 2020ISBN: 9... ...est known web resources useful for legal education and research;www.openaccessresources.webs.com indexing of web portals accessing millionsof books, j... ...licy making institutions started sharingscholarly and literary outcome around the world. Great initiatives likeBudapest Open Access Initiative, Bethes... ...y law librarians of LawSchools at United States of America, is also counted an importantdevelopment where all law librarians agreed to facilitate acce... ...cannot be traced as authentic or qualitypublication without attribution. We respectfully attribute the pioneeringforces of open access initiatives esp... ...ariety of legal topics and published at a fixedperiodicity like weekly, monthly, quarterly, half yearly andsometimes yearly. Legal periodicals are fur...

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... the successfulaccomplishment of the federal union of all the provinces in 1873, when 3Prince Edward Island became one of ... ...ect on the national spirit of the people. Iendeavour to interest my reader in the public acts of those eminentmen whose names stand out most prominent... ... made the deepest impress on the fortunes and institutions ofthe Dominion. In the performance of this task I have always consultedoriginal authorities... ...s _Voyages_, in English, by Joseph Pope (Ottawa,1889), and H. B. Stephens (Montreal, 1891); in French, by N. E.Dionne (Quebec, 1891); Toilon de Longra... ... Champlain decided toexplore the western waters of Canada. L'Escarbot, who published his"New France," soon after his return from Acadia, tells us that... ... 226he made in connexion with a statistical work he published in later years,he touched on some points which exposed the land m... ...vernment, and honourable positions. For months before the invasionAmerican newspapers were full of accounts of the assembling andarming of these bands... ...eCanadian Press since about 1885, up to which time the more importantdaily newspapers in Montreal, Toronto, Halifax, and St. John had beenon the Engli... ...ral for Canada, the United States, and Great Britain. In1907, the rate for newspapers and periodicals between Great Britainand Canada was again lowere...

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... 25 Description of events by survivors: 25 Who was Adolf Hitler: 28 US Newspapers: 28 2012 Rabbi Yosef Tzvi ben Porat Speech: 36 Spanish Flu: 39 Foreword: ...

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...ely the view of theCabal or Antifa.More elaborate.We learn all the stories in cchool, we are shown facts and stories andwe believe these, just as I di... ...d showed me that things are notwhat they seem.Until my friend who was born in a concentration camp showed me thetruth is not so far away. Until a frie... ...e that of least resistance, regardless of how many rapids andobstacles are in the way.This book takes the path of the highest resistance and breaks do... ... 25Who was Adolf Hitler: 28US Newspapers: 282012 Rabbi Yosef Tzvi ben P... ... appeared, even as this war was still going it was alreadypublished in the newspapers in the United States.The Sun of New York – Sunday June 6, 1915M ... ... did they bother him? But it’s all written here in this book. Thisbook was published only recently, it just got approved to be translatedinto Hebrew (... ...? Torah-observant Jews poisoned the Germantheatre?Out of nine large German newspapers seven were owned by Jews.There was one of the great composers, W... ...very interested toknow what (Wagner) really said. So the Hebrew University publishedhis book translated to Hebrew. He writes this: “I don’t like the J... ...fused to give into this demand. See August 8 1933.August 1933Brown Book is published, written by Albert Norden and Otto Katz,Reichstag fire. The book ...

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...loved son, Rev. Francis X.Sadlier, S.J. whose tender devotion to the Souls in Purgatory led him to take a deep and active interest in progress of this... ...ompletion, being called hence, scarcely three months after his ordination, in the middle of the month consecrated to those Holy Souls, Novembe... ...h, I thank God now with all myheart, were more or less religious, at least in their tendency; but thecircle of these my life-long labors seems to me i... ...ar as the Church of England is concerned, bysending me six different works published in London, all bearing on thesubject of Purgatory. These books ar... ...withone for the intentions of the Pope.PURGATORY SURVEYED. [1][Footnote 1: Published by Burns & Oates, London.]FATHER BINET, S. J.[The following passa... ..., abridged, or enlarged," from a treatiseby Father Binet, a French Jesuit, published at Paris in 1625, at Douayin 1627, and translated soon after by F... ...n view, Mr. S - - made diligent inquiries, and advertisedin various county newspapers for a suitable residence in which to beginhis good work. One of ... ...aria , Nov. 24th,1883.CONFIDENCE REWARDED.The following fact took place in Montreal, Canada, some three or fouryears since. We shall leave the zealous... ...unnoticeable facts. It is, therefore, not undeserving of remark to findthe newspapers of the Eternal City marking their notices of the passingof our C...

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... worth reading about. It is not a commonplaceriver, but on the contrary is in all ways remarkable. Considering theMissouri its main branch, it is the ... ...markable. Considering theMissouri its main branch, it is the longest river in the worldfourthousand three hundred miles. It seems safe to say that it ... ...ee hundred miles. It seems safe to say that it is also thecrookedest river in the world, since in one part of its journey it uses upone thousand three... ...tus;thirty years before the St. Bartholomew slaughter; Rabelais was notyet published; 'Don Quixote' was not yet written; Shakespeare was notyet born; ... ...use ofcourse nobody could venture to employ them.By and by the association published the fact that upon a certain datethe wages would be raised to fiv... ...ll that educatedjudgment and trained skill could do for Henry; but, as the newspapershad said in the beginning, his hurts were past help. On the eveni... ...theland during many, many years. Each tourist took notes, and went homeand published a booka book which was usually calm, truthful,reasonable, kind; b... ...or ofMissouri, and was in consequence occupying a good deal of space inthe newspapers. Cheap histories of him were for sale by train boys.According to... ...the 264most notable advances is in journalism. The newspapers, as Iremember them, were not a striking feature. Now they are. M...

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...n 2 CHAPTER I.THE BANISHED BRITON.[Sidenote: 1819]In the afternoon of a warm and sultry day, towards the close of one ofthe w... ...Canada has everknown, an extraordinary trial took place at the court-house in the oldtown of Niagara. The time was more than threescore years ago, whe... ...ing who were present on theoccasion. The court-room, which was the largest in the Province, waspacked to the doors, and though every window was thrown... ...itated to a degree altogether disproportionate to theoffence. He wrote and published a pamphlet, in which Lord Kellie washandled with much severity. I... ... 12speechifying and weekly letters addressed to the local newspapers, hesoon began to produce an impression. His appetite for agitati... ... doubt that he had originally been in the right. Someof his letters to the newspapers were remarkable for nothing but theirindiscretion, violence and ... ...tion to the PrinceRegent, drafted by Mr. Gourlay, approved of, printed and published bysixteen residents of Niagara District, six of whom were magistr... ...sed by the sheriff:[18] that while hisenemies had been allowed to fill the newspapers with lying diatribesagainst him, and to prejudice the public min... ...tern anaccount was a letter written by Mr. Gourlay, and signed by his name,published in the _Spectator_ during the editor's absence from home,and with...

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...In the beginning, this international avant-garde was a mutism: to make literature by not writing literature at all!! (any mathematical/chemical/physical etc. abstract sign, any drawing, draft, picture, graffito (having no wor...

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............. 23 Funny stories.............................. 25 Scientific activity Affiliations............................... 27 Mathematical books published.................... 27 Mathematical articles published................... 28 Contributions to many journals................... 32 Collective collections of mathematical problems books..... 33 Manuscripts...........

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...pyright 1995 by the History of Science PressISBN 1-879585-52-9Standard Address Number 297-5092Printed in the united states of America ... ...cientific activity Affiliations ............................... 27 Mathematical books published . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... ... 27 Mathematical books published . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 27 Mathematical articles published .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... ... 38 The Paradoxist Literary Movement . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 39 Books written in English language ................. ... ..... 39 Books written in Romanian language . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40 Books written in French language .................. ... ...wrong directions: poetical skills in mathematics, and mathematical skills in poetry! Thus, he published in mathematics: a collection of "Only ... ...a); Jurnal de 43 CraiovalDolj (Romania); Fern-Lit (Orisa, India); Luceararul Romanesc (Montreal, Canada); Europa, Acuz (Bucharest); Vit... ...ector: Don Carleton) (especially his letters: since 1992)These collections contain: books, journals, newspapers, brochures,manuscripts, photographs, ...

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... Party, was a twice winner of the Netherlands downhillskiing championships in the 1990s and is one of the world’s great airguitarists. His rendition o... ...lin’s ‘Black Dog’ being a firmbedroom favourite. His debut album, released in 1994, peaked at 840in the Norwegian charts, after which he has never loo... ...en conceived on the night of the 29th of February 1947, theauthor is 432nd in line of succession to the throne of Belgium . He isalso reportedly one o... ...yers first. How often do we read about soccer starsfilling sports pages in newspapers in which they talk up their chancesbefore a match while disrespe... ...either conspicuously absentamongst soccer stars or else is frowned upon by newspapers thatthrive upon gloating and provocative remarks from sneering s... ...find it disappointing, though notentirely surprising, that in the recently-published ‘Rough Guide To TheRolling Stones’, neither ‘She’s A Rainbow’ nor... ...ree to bully minorities and hate foreigners; free to beeducated by tabloid newspapers. Isn’t it so comforting to know that thesacrifices of all those ... ...ennon’s debut solo single ‘Give PeaceA Chance’, famously recorded during a Montreal hotel bed-in in 1969,which became a great rallying cry for the ant...

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...nsurpassable for giving a first bird's- eye view, and forcreating interest in the matter. . . . And he certainly has not his equalanywhere for coverin... ... . . . And he certainly has not his equalanywhere for covering his subject in the pointing-stick fashion. Youneed not-you had much better not-pin your... ...tails, but hisPisgah sights are admirable. Hole after hole has been picked in the"Clive" and the "Hastings," the "Johnson" and the "Addison," the"Fred... ...graphies contributed byMacaulay to the Encyclopaedia Britannica) which are published in thevolume of "Miscellaneous Writings and Speeches." Exigencies... ...cial Correspondence 94and other Papers, now first published from the Originals. By theReverend EDWARD NARES, D.D., Regius Pro... ...ondence with Sir John Eliot, whowas confined in the Tower. Lord Nugent has published several of theLetters. We may perhaps be fanciful; but it seems t... ...ckintosh from the attacks of fourth-ratemagazines and pothouse newspapers. But here his own fame is turnedagainst him. A book of which not... ... Earl.Instantly the feast was countermanded. The lamps were taken down.The newspapers raised the roar of obloquy. Pamphlets, made up ofcalumny and scu... ...hose Cockney English and scraps of mispronounced Latin were thejest of the newspapers, Alderman Beckford. It may well be supposedthat these strange pr...

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... 2016 PRATIK KIKANI Bare Act for allEvery effort has been made to avoid errors oromissions in this publication. In... ...her nor the authors or seller will beresponsible for any damage or loss of action toany one, of any kind, in any manner,th... ...00 (Free)Edition – FirstSeptember, 2016 EditionAuthor – Pratik Kikani Facebook authorkikani-pratik@yahoo.co.in ... ...ause (c), "population" means the population according to the last preceding census of which the relevant figures have been published before the fi... ...sub-clause, "population" means the population according to the last preceding census of which the relevant figures have been published before the ... ... (c) in the case of a non-resident, being a person engaged in the business of running a news agency or of publishing newspapers, magazines o... ...a population of not more than ten thousand according to the last preceding census of which the relevant figures have been published before the fi... ...0HHC, section 80-I, section 80-IA, section 80J and section 80P.(3) For the purposes of this section, "books" shall not include newspapers, journals, m... ...uthor" includes a joint author; (b) "books" shall not include brochures, commentaries, diaries, guides, journals, magazines, newspapers, pamphlets, ...

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...de that took place, when after having driven over a hundred kilometers relating to the pleasure trip from Delhi to Kosani, a tourist resort situated in the Kumayun Hills a range of the Himalayas in the North of India, being undertaken by a group of very intimate three unwed oldies, all retired college teachers, when one of them is accosted by the owner of the roadside `Dh...

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...is the desired goalof the artist, author, painter or sculptor, while engaged in his creativity. Whereas theessayist in general is committed to avoid p... ...formingmy task of writing for the pleasure of my readers, I have always kept in mind to bring outfrom my memory some real happenings that took place i... ...ht 2012. Having already uploaded three of the above books, I feel pleasure in releasing theremaining one, ABRADED EMOTIONALITY, to go the same route... ...his family, during the days ahead. It was the first week of July, when the newspapers reported the acceptance by theheavyweight Indian leaders, of t... .... At around 8-30 p.m. Mr Kshetrapal heard his son, Maninder speaking from Montreal,Sat Sri Akaal "Papa, About half an hour ago, there was a missed ... ... one hundred ninety crore, as per her insertion in thematrimonial columns of newspapers, almost a decade ago. "How could one accumulate somuch, in as ... ... the tragic and obnoxious incident attheir college hostel, leaked out to the newspapers that made it possible to publish the storyin the very next day... ...the `ill-health` of the so-called holy man, gainedthrough a newspaper report published last month had disturbed her a bit, as it had madeher recall of...

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... (Colorado and New Mexico), Where He Met Some of the Legendary Gunfighters, Including Bat Masterson. He Traveled to the Klondike During the Gold Rush in 1898-1900. He Later Enlisted in the Indiana National Guard and Rose to the Rank of Captain By 1907. He Was in An Artillery Battery at One Point, Where He Was Introduced to the Gatling Gun. Right Before the War, He Traveled...

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...II (STRAIGHT TO THE FRONT) 11CHAPTER III (IN THE MIDST OF A BATTLE-FIELD) 20CHAPTER IV (E... ...ST OF A BATTLE-FIELD) 20CHAPTER IV (EIGHT DAYS IN) 27CHAPTER V (AT CAPTAIN'S POST) ... ...UT HOPE OF REWARD) 69CHAPTER XII (THE WAR IN THE AIR) 74CHAPTER XIII (THE BATTLE OF... ...ine trench maps made from airplanephotographs. They have never before been published in this country. I am sorry I can not truthfully say that the e... ...od stead at a later date. Leaving Kingston May 5th, 1915, we sailed from Montreal thefollowing morning on the Metagama, a splendid ship of about twe... ...mmie," no matter how deeply heresents it. It is astonishing to me that our newspapers persist in theuse of this appellation in the face of the fact, w...

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... 269 Ambrose BierceShapes of Clay 2DEDICATION.WITH PRIDE IN THEIR WORK, FAITH IN THEIR FUTURE ANDAFFECTION FOR THEMSELVES, AN OLD WR... .... A.B.PREFACESome small part of this book being personally censorious, and in thatpart the names of real persons being used without their assent, itse... ...d without their assent, itseems fit that a few words be said of the matter in sober prose. Whatit seems well to say I have already said with sufficien... ...s in this book are republished, with considerablealterations, from various newspapers. Of my motives in writing and innow republishing I do not care t... ... build a "Temple for the revival of theMysteries of Antiquity."--_Vide the Newspapers, passim_.Each to his taste: some men prefer to playAt mystery, a... ...ten allBy Meerza Solyman Zingall!"CORRECTED NEWS.'T was a maiden lady (the newspapers say)Pious and prim and a bit gone-gray.She slept like an angel, ... ... asideThe sword of death from us and let it fallUpon the people's necks in Montreal;That spared our city, steeple, roof and dome,And drowned the Texan...

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...ggiest of Shetland ponies--a dark brown one--stood at the door ofa mansion in the west-end of London.It was attached to a wickerwork vehicle which res... ...icked up its little heels, and twirled its tail, and shaken itsshaggy mane in all the wild exuberance of early youth and unfetteredfreedom on the heat... ...arly youth and unfetteredfreedom on the heather hills of its native island.In the four-wheeled basket sat a little girl whom it is useless todescribe ... ...atevening in the sleeping car of the railway train that bore them onwardto Montreal; "they'll soon be partin' you an' me, an' that'll be worse thanwal... ...were earnest andhearty.Thus, little by little, the band grew less and less.Montreal swallowed up a good many. While there the whole band wentout for a... ...gs, threepence, a metropolitan railway return ticket, severalcuttings from newspapers, and a recipe for the concoction of a cheapand wholesome pudding... ...sense. "They would never come on withoutdropping us a line from Quebec, or Montreal, to announce their arrival.""That's true, Tim," said Mr Merryboy, ...

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...Boys 2 CHAPTER ONE.SAGASTA-WEEKEE--A HAPPY HOME IN THE GREAT LONE LAND--THREE BOYS THERE WELCOMED--THE SUDDEN COMING OFWINT... ...-WHIPS--KINESASIS, THE DOG-KEEPER.While a wintry storm was raging outside, in the month of November,three happy, excited boys were gathered around the... ...happy, excited boys were gathered around the breakfast table ina cozy home in a far North Land.To those who have not read of the previous doings of th... ... He was a Frenchhalf-breed who had come up from the Indian settlement near Montreal,several years before, in one of the canoes of the famous Iroquoisb... ...3would just inform him that we carry the milk of our cows wrapped up inold newspapers, and that it keeps that way for months, as solid andtidy and han... ...S--THEEXCITING BUFFALO HUNT--SAINT PAUL'S--STILL ON BY LAKESAND RIVERS--MONTREAL--ON BOARD SHIP--THE OCEANVOYAGE--LIVERPOOL-... ...ed back amid some boxes, much to the amusementof all.Thus on they sped. At Montreal Point they stopped long enough to boiltheir kettles, and then thei...

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...THE HOGWON MURDERSBy Mark Hill Chapter One In the time-honored tradition of tourists everywhere, thepassengers aboard ... ... But I am ecstatically pleased to tell youthat we will luckily be stopping in Itaewon. Then you will understandwhy all the people of the world agree t... ...eard of that place! They say it's a shoppers paradise,"exclaimed the woman in the front seat with the short-term memoryproblem. The tour continued ... ...u. My name is Calvin Scott. I'm a freelance writer. I write articlesfor newspapers and magazines in dozens of countries around theworld. I've been ... ... of hearts, I know that I'm going to die in a plane crash. Whenever the newspapers report on plane crashes in foreigncountries they always say the ... ...the detective. "I'm a writer." "What kind of writer?" "Magazines, newspapers," I said. I would have shown him asample of my work, but I'd lef... ...nd the other 95 percent of the population. "The major city in Quebec is Montreal. There are manyinteresting and exciting things to do in Montreal, ... ...ned little frou-frous." Every student in the class wrote down the word 'Montreal' as Ihelpfully pointed out the city of Bruges. Just then, Alber... ...n would gladly have confessed to everyunsolved bank robbery in the greater Montreal area if I thought she'dbe the one to arrest me. Ever since then, I...

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...UARY 1STWhole Lotta Love by C.C.S. (1970)from the album C.C.S.On this date in 1984 Alexis Korner died at the age of fifty-five. Kornerwas hugely influ... ... Alexis Korner died at the age of fifty-five. Kornerwas hugely influential in the development of British-based blues whichsoared into orbit in the mid... ...onic that although the mighty Zeppelinflatly refused to ever issue singles in Britain, one of their tunes wouldbecome the theme music to the BBC chart... ...ofpop and surf music.{Also on this date, the 1976 Summer Olympics opens in Montreal,Canada}JULY 18THFlowers Of Romance by Public Image Ltd (1981)from ... ...en he proceeds to recall a couple of news stories he hadencountered in the newspapers. The first related to the fatal car crashof the Guinness heir, T... ...e age of 48.{Also on this day, the Rolling Stone magazine's first issue is publishedin 1967}NOVEMBER 10THProtection by Massive Attack And Tracey Thorn...

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...The years of World War I, 1914-1918, were years of change for Canada. Canada made a place for itself in world affairs, and the country found its stride. Women in Canada too found their stride, making significant contributions to Canada’s war efforts, and becoming fully engaged in the social, economic, political and cultural ...

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...War,” the “war to end all wars,” as though such a disaster could or would ever be repeated, focus on the political causes and horrifying loss of life in the bombings and trench warfare. The aftermath is usually described in terms of the Paris Peace Conference in 1919 and the devastation wrought by the worldwide flu epidemic, which added to the death toll. The contributi...

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...presentations of war deep-seated discrimination to expand their roles. In thehave so often erased the role of women. As Canadians use proces... ...ns, it is time to correct the oversight. wielding serious influence in all arenas. Across the country,This book makes clear that women from eve... ... broke down higher education barriers, and propelledpivotal players in the resulting social and economic change. themselves into the publi... ...inesses and homes onin the war effort are not well documented. A number of published their own, did not react positively to calls to return to t... ...sed Edition. Issued in electronic format. ISBN 978-0-9949108-2-0Originally published in a print edition:Green Dragon Press [2006], ISBN 1-896781-16-0w... ...on for workers’ rights and cartoons in both mainstream and community newspaperscontinued. And the movement for women’s rights toeducation and th... ... SECTION 2 ∏ PropagandaMass media, in the form of large newspapers, glossymagazines and widespread radio communication, wasan inven... ...n guilt men into fighting and women intoserving to support the war.Notices published in newspapers urged women topressure men to go to war, and poster... ...nto fighting and women intoserving to support the war.Notices published in newspapers urged women topressure men to go to war, and posters used images...

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...1,764 pages, 43 chapters with endnotes, provides the reader with an education in food safety and the 1000s of healthy choices available to all of us if, and only if we know the hazards of certain additives and how to avoid them....

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...DITIVES, PRESERVATIVES, COLORS, SWEETENERS & PPCPs IN OUR FOOD & WATER 1600 Peer Reviewed Reports & Studies ... ...diet may be significantly more important than even genetics. In fact, it’s thought that your diet can alter your genes and it’s believed... ... eat” than might initially meet the eye. Food Drugs consumed in infinitesimally minute amounts with regularity and over decades, even th... ...een the topic of much debate within and out- took several years to be published—they became, at the beginning of the 19th century, the fastest an... ...[5–7] and their number grew exponentially [1,8].share of scientific output published in the journals of these major publishers, as well as its evoluti... ...est-Blackwell, Springer, and Taylor & Francis increased their share of the published output, especially since ingly, while the majority of period... ...ses MIH. Until now, it was thought to have son. Cash register receipts and newspapers are a contami- to be a new study showing the havoc that bispheno... ... accept cash register receipts unlessabsolutely necessary and stop reading newspapers, all significant sources of Bish-penol A and Bisphenol analogues... ...th JJ1. Department of Psychology, Concordia University, Montreal, QC, Canada Abstract ...