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Excerpt: Waverley or ?Tis Sixty Years Since by Sir Walter Scott.

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Excerpt: The Odyssey of Homer translated by Alexander Pope.

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Introduction: On February the first 1887, the Lady Vain was lost by collision with a derelict when about the latitude 1' S. and longitude 107' W. On January the Fifth, 1888--that is eleven months and four days after--my uncle, Edward Prendick, a private gentleman, who certainly went aboard the Lady Vain at Callao, and who had been considered drowned, was picked up in latitude 5' 3 S. and longitude 101' W. in a small open boat of which the name was illegible, but which is supposed to have belonged to the missing schooner Ipecacuanha....

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This books hopes to provide a well organized concept of kinetics in a way that will make it easier to understand.

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Данная книга по бадминтону написана специалистом, Заслуженным трене- ром России с большим практическим опытом работы. Впервые в специальной книге по бадминтону освещены вопросы многолетней системы спортивного отбора, теории физического воспитания, развития двигательных качеств, воз- растные сензитивные периоды развития, система отбор-прогнозирование- моделирование и обучение технике игры. Подробно и глубоко рассмотрены во- просы системы тренировок по технической подготовке. Дано определение ка- тегории двигательной техники передвижения и ударной техники. Даны новые схемы и таблицы взаимосвязи технических приёмов и способов передвижений, объединение их в единую систему. Впервые в литературе представлены новые особенности и требования к технической подготовке в связи с современными правилами бадминтона, увеличением скорости и интенсивности спортивной игры. Приведены и обоснованы новые требования к техническим элементам спортивной подготовки, особенности техники удара слева сверху, приземления игрока после удара в прыжке, передвижения в глубоком выпаде, защитная так- тика в активной игровой стойке и т.д. Книга представля...

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This is the transcription of the Technical Air-to-Ground Voice Transmission (GOSS NET 1) from the Apollo 11 mission. Communicators in the text may be identified according to the following list. Spacecraft: CDR Commander Neil A. Armstrong CMP Command module pilot Michael CoLlins LMP Lunar module pilot Edwin E. ALdrin, Jr. SC Unidentifiable crewmember MS Multiple (simultaneous) speakers LCC Launch Control Center Mission Convroi Center: CC Capsule Communicator (CAP COMM) F ?light Director Remote Sites: CT (ommunications Technician (COMM TECH) Recovery Forces: HORNET USS Hornet R Recovery helicopter AB Air Boss A series of three dots (...) is used to designate those portions of the communications that could not be transcribed because of garbling. One dash (-) is used to indicate a speaker's pause or a self-interruption and subsequent completion of a thought. Two dashes (- -) are used to indicate an interruption by another speaker or a point at which a recording was terminated abruptly....

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* Un somer a fost acuzat de abuz în serviciu. * Daca au vazut ca nu pot câstiga meciul nici în ruptul capului, au început cu ruptul picioarelor. * Au fost invitati la masa în acelasi timp: unul – la masa de prânz, si celalalt – la masa de operatie. * Pesimistul sta în eclipsa, optimistul – cu ochii în soare, iar realistul sta sub umbrela. * La capatul aceluiasi drum, pe unu-l astepta succesul, iar pe celalalt – esecul. Mersesera în sens diferit....

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Lotgevallen van het lijk in cultuurhistorisch perspectief. Biologie, natuurkunde en scheikunde van lijkontbinding.

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The electric book introduces the construction of hard disk, the theory of data saving, construction of file system, the reasons of data lost and the examples of data recovery in detail. For more information visit http://www.easeus.com ...

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Apollo 11 Mission commentary transcript.

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El libro pretende brindar un recorrido inicial a través de la fauna de arañas de la Argentina. Está organizado en veintiún capítulos. En el primero de ellos se presentan características generales de las arañas. Cada uno de los capítulos siguientes corresponde a una familia distinta. Se exponen aspectos morfológicos, fisiológicos y etológicos, entre otros. Las arañas de interés sanitario presentes en el país se encuentran incluidas. El libro cuenta con más de 120 fotografías, todas fueron realizadas por el autor, y hasta ahora no habían sido publicadas. La obra está dirigida a todos los que se interesan por el mundo de las arañas, en particular a estudiantes y profesionales de ciencias biológicas, médicas y afines....

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Prefacio, 4. Las arañas, 5. Familia Amphinectidae, 30. Familia Anyphaenidae, 32. Familia Araneidae, 34. Familia Ctenidae, 40. Familia Dysderidae, 46. Familia Filistatidae, 52. Familia Lycosidae, 57. Familia Oecobiidae, 66. Familia Oxyopidae, 70. Familia Pholcidae, 73. Familia Salticidae, 80. Familia Scytodidae, 85. Familia Segestriidae, 90. Familia Sicariidae, 98. Familia Sparassidae, 105. Familia Theraphosidae, 109. Familia Theridiidae, 113. Familia Thomisidae, 123. Familia Trachelidae, 126. Familia Uloboridae, 129. Bibliografía, 132....

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The design and production of this Photographic Corrosion Failures is based on actual failures which occur during operation process. During the years of installation of gas service of equipment’s, many failures have been occurred in different parts. Due to variation of materials in several parts, different aspects of failure can be investigated. First of all we collect these failed parts and categorized them according to failure types. To earn this purpose, we shall learn about the concept of any failure and introduce failed samples consequently. Any case history shows the conditions of any component and also the solution for any specific type. Furthermore the prevention requirements of any case have been shown at the end of any section....

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There are two parts to the work that happens through the human body; the gross part is the external activity, and the subtle part is the antahkaran. When circumstantial evidences come together, then the mind gets involved in thoughts and shows various pamphlets, and based on that, the chit shows a variety of photos, and the intellect gives a decision which the ego endorses. Without the ego, no work can be accomplished. The mind-intellect-chit-ego perform their role, and ‘we’, the pure Soul, should remain in ‘our’ role. ‘Our’ role is Gnata-Drashta (Knower-Seer); just to ‘see’ and ‘know’, not interfere. In reality, the Self does not interfere; the discharge ego interferes. In that, if the awakened One does not sign, then it is not considered as interference. The extraordinary spiritual science of how to experience the taste of liberation by swa-purushartha in not signing with the discharge ego, is revealed in absolutely revered Dadashri’s speech. ...

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Who knows the true meaning of love? What people refer to as love in the worldly life is actually attraction. Real love is that which does not increase or decrease. From where is this real love acquired? The answer is, from the Ones who have become the embodiment of love, the Vitarags (fully enlightened Lords), the Gnanis (the Ones who have realized the Self and are able to do the same for others). Pure love is referred to as divine love, in which there is no attachment abhorrence, no divisiveness, no expectations, no demand, no attraction or sexuality; there is exclusively selfless love, only purity, oneness, flawless vision, and solely the intent of salvation of others. It prevails for the entire world, for every living being; it flows without any bounds. Absolutely revered Dadashri is such an embodiment of love. Whosoever comes into the acquaintance of the expansiveness of the manifest Paramatma ‘Dada Bhagwan’, experiences awe along with natural obeisance from the heart. ...

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What must be the primary goal of married life? It should be to complement one another and achieve the ultimate goal of a human life of attaining the bliss of liberation. In order to attain liberation, ideal worldly interactions are necessary. Revered Dadashri says that worldly life and ‘files’ do not obstruct liberation, but one’s own weakness in awareness obstructs. Worldly interactions are already unfolding on the basis of Scientific Circumstantial Evidences, then how can faults of the other person be pointed out? Worldly interactions should be filled with love, where there is no weakness of attraction, expectation, insistence, or blaming. There is no anger-pride-deceit-greed or sexuality. There is only pure love. And for this, in the worldly life, a one can follow the Agna (the five directives that sustain the state of the Self), to conduct such ideal worldly interactions that do not hurt any living being; this is the progress as the Self (Purusharth) towards liberation. ...

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On account of the merit karma of countless past lives, we have attained the Knowledge of the Self (Gnan) in this time cycle with the grace of Akram Vignani absolutely revered Dada Bhagwan (Dadashri). After taking Gnan, the ‘plant’ of jagruti (awareness as the Self) needs to be given water and fertilizer in the form of satsang; then the plant will grow. This satsang will end all the internal turmoil, whereas kusang (company that leads one away from the Self) gives rise to internal turmoil. Dadashri says to decide on two goals in life: the first is to live in this worldly life such that no one gets hurt, and the second is to always remain in satsang after attaining Self realization from the living Gnani Purush. After attaining Self-realization, Mahatmas should spend their life according to the Gnani’s dictates, to remain in the vicinity of the Gnani (such that his vision falls on us). Satsang is the oxygen to live as the Self. ...

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In the arrangement of ideal worldly life, when man and woman become united through the knot of marriage, they become partners in the pleasure and pain of the worldly life, Despite living together, there will be a variety in their line of thought and unfolding karma. In such circumstances, keeping patience with equanimity during each other’s unfolding karma, there should be an endeavor to live an ideal life using an understanding-filled approach. Dadashri says that worldly life or relationships do not hinder us, but one’s own lack of understanding, ignorance, and the lack of skill to understand others, is indeed what hinders us. Dadashri says that if you want to get rid of the discord in married life, it is important to let go of the belief that you are a husband (patipanu) or wife (patnipanu), and become friends with each other. A perfect friendship-filled interaction is the master key to get rid of discord from married life. ...

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A living being (jiva), after coming into human life-form continues to dwell in five sense pleasures as per its understanding. Amongst the vishaya of the five senses, the tongue is the only correct and acceptable one. A discipline in diet becomes a very important part in practicing brahmacharya. One who wants to practice brahmacharya should eat only as much as required for the basic nourishment of the body; and that too only simple food, and not rich food (with plentiful oil and butter). Sexual impulses do not arise when one’s hunger (for food) eats this out, and when it does not eat it out, it gives rise to spiritual laziness (pramad). This laziness in turn gives rise to sexual impulses. Brahmacharya is the essence of the body complex. If this is gone then the basis of the Self will be lost, and this is not affordable for those practicing brahmacharya. We should also have the goal that the essence of the body complex rise higher (urdhvagaman) and result in a divine form. ...

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The speech (vani) of Aptapurush is such that it cannot be compared with anything. That is because it is a speech without ownership. It is egoless speech, and a pure speech that is without kashayas (anger-pride-deceit-greed) and vishaya (sexuality). Dadashri does not himself become the owner of the mind, speech, or body. He is in the state of the Knower and the Seer (Gnata-Drashta) without ego, my-ness, or doership. By listening to this speech, the listener experiences that his intellect is coming to an end. Moreover, the entanglements of the intellect are being solved and one moves toward the enlightened state (samkit) after attaining the right understanding (samyak samjan). It carries the clarification from the state of agnanta (ignorance of the Self) to the state of Gnan-Keval Gnan and is available in the books and the Aptavanis. Revered Dadashri had a wish that this speech should reach the people of this world and that they attain salvation through this speech, through this Gnan. ...