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...e Art ă Râmnicu Vâlcea. Venise în vacan ţa de Cr ăciun acas ă, la B ălce şti. F ăcuse o c ăl ătorie lung ă, tocmai de dincolo de Ocean, din SUA, de ... ...acultatea de Matematic ă. A doua zi, a plecat spre patria de adop ţie, dar nu f ăr ă a face o escal ă în Roma: nu-i nici un paradox în asta, din mom... ...de unde i s-o fi tr ăgând?... De la faptul c ă primii doi ani ai liceului i-a f ăcut în Craiova, iar pe ceilal ţi doi în Râmnicu Vâlcea (ce lec ţii ... ...l, ca un paradoxist autentic, respect ă o regul ă de baz ă a Paradoxismului: “F ăr ă reguli!”. Mircea Monu 1. ÎN TURNEU PRIN EUROPA 05.06.1992... ...de grade Fahrenheit (17,8 grade Celsius; dup ă formula de transformare C = 5(F – 32)/9). Podi şuri desp ădurite. De şert. Norii se v ăd ca valuri i... ...mine s ă m ă-nsor! Elevilor americani trebuie s ă le aplici psihologia lui Skinner, privind behaviorismul: pedepsirea imediat ă a faptelor rele, ...

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... Lucius of Troy, who served re- freshments at last year's prom. i ^' 't : f / i\ WILLIAMS REOORD PXrVLISHID KVKRT MoNDAY AND THUMBDAY fiVBNlNO OK Til... ...in Seattle, Wash, with Col. (ieorge W. Bacon ex-'53,under tho firm name of F. M. Jordan & Oo. '87—Charles A. Clarke i.'s now president of the Keliey.O... ...reditorH, and that trrou]) of the faonlly revealed only by the irridnHccnt f;;low eini- nating lrc;ni the pres(!iic(! of the VVilliiiiiiH college hari... ...rangs to meet the class In Wllllamstown two evenings a week for six weeks. F. KARBAUM Teacher of Languagca NORTH ADAMS, MASS. WILLIAMSINN A. II. L, Uo... ...^ine Sarments 50 Sam 23d Street Emiabllahoa In IBBS Lucas Confectionery J. F. Haifa, Prop. Calerins'tfor All Social Occasions 12 Second Street, Troy, ... ...lown: Dolph 'U. Removal of Clark Hall: .Jor- dan, C. W. Robinson, Simpson, Skinner, Smith '11. In addition, there were eighteen other attractions requ...

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...ychophysics The Complexity of Simplicity Time Asymmetry Re-Visited? Nature - The F alse Dichotomy Superstring and Membrane Theories The F ine-tu... ...four-dimensional surface can be folded, using supersymmetric formalism. BY WAY O F INTRODUCTION "There was a time when the newspapers said that ... ...vious investigations to a form in which the mind can grasp them." J.C. Maxwell, On F araday's lines of force " ...conventional formulations of quan... ...h faith." Pierre Thierry de Chardin, " The Phenomenon of Man " A. OV ERVI EW O F STRING AND SUPERSTRING T H E ORI ES String theories aim to un... ... certain circumstances (such as weak coupling). B. MORE ON T H E INN ER WORKINGS O F STRING T H E ORI ES String vibrate. In other words, they chan... ...vlov coined the word "conditioning", Watson adopted it and invented "behaviorism", Skinner came up with "reinforcement". Epiphenomenologists (prop...

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...AL PRICE 60 PRICE 60 The Monetary And Social Components Of Price 60 FOUR TYPES O F SOCIAL PRICE 61 Time 61 Effort 62 Lifestyie 62 Psyche 62 EC... ... are in competition. The following definitions are taken from Everett Rogers and F. F. Shoemaker (1971): Relative advantage is the degree to wh... ...t not wants. During the time since Dewey wrote, 21 theories by Freud, Lewin, Skinner and others have argued that decision making, including ide... ... anthropological linguistics to the problem and changed the name of condoms from "F.L.," or "French Letters," to "Nirodh," a Sanskrit word for "prot... ...rue whether one speaks of (psychic) income or outlay (social price). FOUR TYPES O F SOCIAL PRICE Four categories of resources are suggested as tho... ...to some cause or plan of action. AN HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE Everett Rogers and F. F. Shoemaker (1971) point out that the essential basis for the ...

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...vlov coined the word "conditioning", Watson adopted it and invented "behaviourism", Skinner came up with "reinforcement". The school of epiphenomen... ...logical conclusion of the logic, the language and of the development of the plot. f. Aesthetic – The plot must be both plausible and "right", beau... ...vlov coined the word "conditioning", Watson adopted it and invented "behaviorism", Skinner came up with "reinforcement". Epiphenomenologists (prop... ...evitable conclusion of the logic, the language, and of the unfolding of the plot. f. Aesthetic – The plot must be both plausible and "right", beau... ...vlov coined the word "conditioning", Watson adopted it and invented "behaviorism", Skinner came up with "reinforcement". But they all ignored the p... ... insights must appear to be a logical conclusion of the development of the plot. f. Aesthetic – The plot must be both plausible and "right", beau...

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... Rai Guide 2004 (www.chiangraiprovince.com.). 6. On Thailand Chinese e.g. Skinner 1951; 1957; 1958; 1964. Landon 1941. Coughlin 1960. Kiong – Bun 20... ...oy 1971. Jacobs 1971. Changrien 1972. Evers 1973. Judd 1974. Rubin 1974. Skinner – Kirsch 1975. Potter 1976. Podhisita 1985. Mekchaidee 198? 11. ... ... Rai Guide 2004 (www.chiangraiprovince.com.). 6. On Thailand Chinese e.g. Skinner 1951; 1957; 1958; 1964. Landon 1941. Coughlin 1960. Kiong – Bun 20... ...oy 1971. Jacobs 1971. Changrien 1972. Evers 1973. Judd 1974. Rubin 1974. Skinner – Kirsch 1975. Potter 1976. Podhisita 1985. Mekchaidee 198? 11. ... ...Faith: Thai Buddhism at the Crossroads. Post Books, Bangkok. Embree, John F. 1950. Thailand – a Loosely-Structured Social System. American Anthropolo... ...rsity. Southeast Asia Studies. Cultural Report Series No. 17. Embree, J. F. – Lillian Ota Dotson 1971 (1950). Bibliography of the Peoples and Cultur... ...vate Patronage and Public Power. Frances Printer, London. Keyes, Charles F. 1966. Peasant and Nation: A Thai-Lao Village in a Thai State. Ph.D. thes... ...-transference in the Karmic Theory of Popular Theravada Buddhism’. Charles F. Keyes – E. Valentine Daniel (eds.), Karma, an Anthropological Inquiry, ... ...l and African Studies, University of London. Tanabe, Shigeharu – Charles F. Keyes (eds.) 2002. Cultural Crisis and Memory. Politics of the Past in t...

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...ining our motivations. Why do we do what we do? Some thinkers, such as Freud, believed that our motivations are inherited. Others, such as B. F. Ski... ...ng our motivations. Why do we do what we do? Some thinkers, such as Freud, believed that our motivations are inherited. Others, such as B. F. Skinne... ...eking religious and moral values which were already deep within our minds. Viktor Frankl saw us as being in search of meaning in our lives. B. F. Ski... ...ng religious and moral values which were already deep within our minds. Viktor Frankl saw us as being in search of meaning in our lives. B. F. Skinne... ...y of the above forces, there are also differences. Is it possible that many of us are motivated by several of these forces? For example, while Skinne... ...he satisfaction of a basic drive, Adler might see it as an indication of power over another person -- an example of showing one's superiority. Skinne...

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... REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA C O N T E N T S I. A II. B III. C IV. D V. E VI. F VII. G VIII. H IX. I-J X. K XI. L XII. M XIII. N XIV. O... ...es. This could be argued against by saying that, in the case of economic hardship, f or instance, the damage to the mother's future is certain. Tru... ...or application of technology or invention, whether patented or non-patented; and f. Extending the use of rights under intellectual property prote... ...mported goods; e. Import restrictions on legitimately- marked trademarked goods; f. Unjustifiably - whether partially or completely - refusing to... ... - irredeemably corrupt - personnel. It would need to be open to public scrutiny. f. Corruption is a symptom of an all-pervasive sense of helpless... ...vlov coined the word "conditioning", Watson adopted it and invented "behaviorism", Skinner came up with "reinforcement". Epiphenomenologists (prop... ...vlov coined the word "conditioning", Watson adopted it and invented "behaviourism", Skinner came up with "reinforcement". The school of epiphenomen...

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... REPUBLIC OF MACEDONIA C O N T E N T S I. A II. B III. C IV. D V. E VI. F VII. G VIII. H IX. I-J X. K XI. L XII. M XIII. N XIV. O... ...es. This could be argued against by saying that, in the case of economic hardship, f or instance, the damage to the mother's future is certain. Tru... ...or application of technology or invention, whether patented or non-patented; and f. Extending the use of rights under intellectual property prote... ...mported goods; e. Import restrictions on legitimately- marked trademarked goods; f. Unjustifiably - whether partially or completely - refusing to... ... - irredeemably corrupt - personnel. It would need to be open to public scrutiny. f. Corruption is a symptom of an all-pervasive sense of helpless... ...vlov coined the word "conditioning", Watson adopted it and invented "behaviorism", Skinner came up with "reinforcement". Epiphenomenologists (prop... ...vlov coined the word "conditioning", Watson adopted it and invented "behaviourism", Skinner came up with "reinforcement". The school of epiphenomen...

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...ce to the new economic experiments in the Soviet Union and China. "The whole f-- world is West," thought Gabriele. She felt that democracy was as much... ...raging of the YMCA treatment of its refugees and a system that was generally f-- There might have been poetic significance in having done this mundane... ...orted and things being scooted. "Who is it?" "It's me. I don't give a flying f-- what your apartment looks like!" "G-a-b-r-i-e-l-e!" Lily said the nam... ...e hated them not for any petty personal grievance (she didn't "give a flying f--" what they thought of her) but for reasons totally outside herself: i... ... it is," her higher authority said, "But I wouldn't be able to decipher what F means unless the first initial stands for Mother." She laughed out lou... ... existed because of issues he was trying to resolve in himself) or to oppose Skinner's belief that negative reinforcement accomplished very little. I...

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...s the base root of all structures of Energy. Or: A-c-B four times: A-c-B D-f-E G-i-H J-l-K. But you need to look for the correct hidden inbe... ...s the base root of all structures of Energy. Or: A-c-B four times: A-c-B D-f-E G-i-H J-l-K. But you need to look for the correct hidden inbe... ...with God and religion coming last Why do you think America became a land of skinners and butchers? The inventors of mechanized mass slaughter and... ...ns they were infecting this land with… was so huge: that these first would-be skinners lost their own skins in the process and died horrible deaths. ... ...ritten. The books Alice in Wonderland and Behind the Looking Glass; written f by Lewis Carroll or children, are full of undead entities violating ... ... have three choices: B B BE E E A A AS S S T T TR R RU U UT T TH H HF F FU U UL L L A A AS S S P P PO O OS S SS S SI I IB B BL L LE E E...

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...P THE EXP THE EXP THE EXP THE EXPERIMENT ERIMENT ERIMENT ERIMENT ERIMENTAL F AL F AL F AL F AL FARM ARM ARM ARM ARM I I I I I MR. BENSINGTON proposed ... ...r- vation quite so much as a life of experimental science. They were named Skinner, Mr. and Mrs. Skinner, and Mr. Bensington interviewed them in a sma... ...overmantel looking-glass, and some ailing calceolarias. 15 H G Wells Mrs. Skinner was a very little old woman, capless, with dirty white hair drawn b... ...lked to him guardedly and peered at him round and over her nose, while Mr. Skinner she alleged made some alter- ation in his toilette. She had one too... ...ed at last through the want of pupils. “It’s the pupils as pay,” said Mrs. Skinner. Mr. Skinner, when he appeared, was a large-faced man, with a lisp ... ...t ith any convenienth to you for uth to come….” And in a week Mr. and Mrs. Skinner were installed in the farm, and the jobbing carpenter from Hickleyb... ...ad, under the tute- lage of that most able member, Doctor Stephen Winkles (F.R.S. M.D. F.R.C.P . D. Sc. J.P . D.L. etc.), already quite made up its mi...

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...wrong. Who is his father, then?” “Ma’am, Gus’s father’s a leatherseller in Skinner Street, Snow Hill,—a very respectable house, ma’am. But Gus is only... ...hip’s cousin too, which cannot be, for I know all his family: they live in Skinner Street and St. Mary Axe, and are not—not quite so respectable as my... ... CHAPTER VII HOW SAMUEL TITMARSH REACHED THE HIGHEST POINT OF PROSPERITY I F I HAD THE PEN of a George Robins, I might de scribe the Rookery properly:... ...rd that the engagement should be kept secret for a few months. And Captain F. only made a confidant of me, and the mess, as he said: but this was afte... ...ne whom I did not know,—and that was old Mr. Hoskins, the leatherseller of Skinner Street, a kind fat gentleman, who brought his fat wife to see Mrs. ... ...lady gave herself rather patronising airs (her hus- band being free of the Skinners’ Company, and bidding fair to be Alderman, nay, Lord Mayor of the ...

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...emo emo emov v v v ved fr ed fr ed fr ed fr ed from M om M om M om M om My F y F y F y F y First H irst H irst H irst H irst Home ome ome ome ome THE ... ...elf. Some of his neighbors are said to be even more stringent than he. The Skinners, the Peakers, the Tilgmans, the Lockermans, and the Gipsons, are i... ...“S.” A piece for the larboard side was marked “L;” larboard for- ward, “L. F.;” larboard aft, was marked “L. A.;” starboard aft, “S. A.;” and starboar... ...aft, was marked “L. A.;” starboard aft, “S. A.;” and starboard forward “S. F.” I soon learned these letters, and for what they were placed on the timb... ... CHAPTER XVII CHAPTER XVII CHAPTER XVII CHAPTER XVII CHAPTER XVII The Last F The Last F The Last F The Last F The Last Flogging logging logging loggin... ...ented, and in my present favor- able condition, under the mild rule of Mr. F ., I am not sure that some kind reader will not condemn me for being over...

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...ire, Who were roaring full, made me fiddle and fiddle To the song of Susie Skinner, while whipping the horses Till they ran away. Blind as I was, I tr... ...the steps 33 Dust of my dust, 95 E Everyone laughed at Col. Prichard 69 F Father, thou canst never know 27 From Bindle’s opera house in the villag...

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...d that you were care- ful to remember. But we happend to have gained D, E, F ,— and so downwards to Z,—all of which duly you forgot. On this argument,... ...r the governorship of Ceylon, [“the utmost Indian isle, T aprobane;”] Lord F . M., the bearer of the last despatches from head quarters in Spain; Col.... ...n. X. L., on re- signing the lieutenant governorship of Gibraltar; Hon. G. F ., on going out as secretary to the governor of Malta,” &c. This sketch, ... ...tercalated be G or not. Evidently any consonant will an- swer the purpose. F or L would be softer, and so far better. In this learned tongue it was th... ...winds. Our time, however, thanks to the hospitality of a cer- tain Captain Skinner on that station, did not hang heavy on our hands, though we were im... ... were given (perhaps are 12 given?) to post captains in the navy. Captain Skinner was celebrated for his convivial talents; he did the honors of the ...

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...yard, after the evening train had gone, there was a heavy silence. Perhaps Skinner Leason, the express agent, moved a truck the length of the station ... ...ODLINESS GODLINESS GODLINESS GODLINESS GODLINESS A T A T A T A T A Tale in F ale in F ale in F ale in F ale in Four P our P our P our P our Par ar ar ...

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...t all the etymologies? Johnson. Why, Sir, here is a shelf with Junius, and Skinner, and others; and there is a Welch gentleman who has published a col... ...from Mr. James Elphinston; and some are very happily trans- lated by a Mr. F. Lewis, of whom I never heard more, except that Johnson thus described hi...