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...y editing, and Brenda's careful hand guiding the book through the various stages to publication, made working on this book a real pleasure. I thank... ... positive attitude than I had shown in cooking classes. Even in the early stages of my career, I approached my as­ signments with the spirit that eve... ...hich I might draw on one day. Every new thing I learned Even in the early stages of my career, I approached my assignments with the spirit that ever... ...tion," and it has been proven effective by many successful people. Andrew Carnegie began as an ordinary laborer in a steel mill, but managed, despit... ...nes the qualities common to extremely successful peo­ ple. In 1937, Andrew Carnegie commissioned Hill to write the book, giving him introductions for...

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...732. Charlemagne and Medieval Europe The Arabs were still in the early stages of their conquests when a warrior-king in France hired a cleric edu... ....  Melvil Dewey‘s dedication to library science (1875–1925).  Andrew Carnegie‘s philanthropy (1901–19). At home Mergenthaler‘s family had no ... ...cation to be ―church, school, and free public library‘s good reading.‖ Carnegie was convinced of—and committed to—the notion that education was li... ...of the public and then back onto their places on library shelves. Andrew Carnegie, the man During Andrew Carnegie‘s childhood, powered looms outm... ...holds-barred industrial baron. It culminated in 1901 with the sale of his Carnegie Steel Corporation to J. P. Morgan‘s newly formed US Steel Corporat... ...ie Steel Corporation to J. P. Morgan‘s newly formed US Steel Corporation. Carnegie wealth history’s second largest Measuring a person‘s peak weal... ...edge without regard to an individual‘s ability to pay.‖ Until the final stages of writing this book, I had stressed that Information Technologies ...

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...n 732. Charlemagne and Medieval Europe The Arabs were still in the early stages of their conquests when a warrior-king in France hired a cleric edu... ....  Melvil Dewey‘s dedication to library science (1875–1925).  Andrew Carnegie‘s philanthropy (1901–19). At home Mergenthaler‘s family had no ... ...ducation to be ―church, school, and free public library‘s good reading.‖ Carnegie was convinced of—and committed to—the notion that education was li... ...of ―publicly hugging, squeezing, and kissing several ALA women.‖ Andrew Carnegie, the man During Andrew Carnegie‘s childhood, powered looms outmod... ...holds-barred industrial baron. It culminated in 1901 with the sale of his Carnegie Steel Corporation to J. P. Morgan‘s newly formed US Steel Corporat... ...ie Steel Corporation to J. P. Morgan‘s newly formed US Steel Corporation. Carnegie wealth history’s second largest Measuring a person‘s peak wealth... ...edge without regard to an individual‘s ability to pay.‖ Until the final stages of writing this book, I had stressed that Information Technologies ...

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...fe. Kai and Frieda gave me sound feedback when I struggled with the early stages of the plot and Nathalie’s enthusiasm meant a lot. Uni was the f rs... ...That was the TV producers. We’re appearing in a televised show tonight at Carnegie Hall so that I can receive my reward money for having rescued you... ... Theo and his doctor to star in televised welcome home party at 7 p.m. in Carnegie Hall.’ He put down the newspaper with his f rst real smile of the... ...iently calling them to look inside themselves. 239 Chapter 30 Chapter 30 Carnegie Hall Carnegie Hall ‘W hat do you think goes best with the blue sui... ...he need to bully someone smaller than himself. ‘You’d better not let 241 Carnegie Hall me down tonight, you snivelling brat. You caused enough troub... ...o!’ rang out. It took several minutes to abate. Many of those sit- ting in Carnegie Hall that night wore T-shirts with Theo’s face on the front and b...

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...r which ideas are used in the design of promotional messages. In the very early stages of the work it became apparent that the subject being explo... ... that omit social innovations as exchange types are still useful. Kotler's "three stages of marketing consciousness" model (1972) did account for s... ...ing -see Chapter 5) and distribution components. Social products similarly follow stages analogous to the pattern hypothetically assumed for ordina... ...fe cycle of social movements are covered in sociological writings. Calling these "stages in the life cycle of a cause," Kotler (1971a) presented a ... ...ycle somewhat resembling the Kotler model. One may assign names to four arbitrary stages in the PLC of politics, as suggested in Figure 4-2. ... ...ult room where they hold guitar "jams." In the current-events room of Pittsburgh's Carnegie Library, a United Press International newsprinter clatte...

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...o visit his sister, VOICES FROM THE PAST 74 riding all day in slow stages, to reach her hut and sleep there. I thought we would never find it... ...rch, the Huntington Hartford Foundation, the Montalvo Foundation, and the Carnegie Foundation. His wife, Elizabeth Bartlett, a widely published poet...

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...esult from the government inquiry was a Defense Department–funded program at Carnegie Mellon University called CERT/CC, the “Computer Emergency Re- sp... ... at 685; see U.S. Department of Homeland Security Announces Partnership with Carnegie Mellon (Sept. 15, 2003), http://www.cert.org/about/US- CERT.html... ...nal Bal- ancing T ests, 81 I L. R. 261, 266–70 (1995); Wilson Huhn, The Stages of Legal Reasoning: Formalism, Analogy, and Realism, 48 V. L. R... ...  I   S  M D (1971); Lawrence Kohlberg, Moral Stages and Moralization: The Cognitive-Developmental Ap- proach, in M... ... D   R  L (Jan. 2005), available at http://www.carnegieendowment.org/files/CP55.Belton.FINAL .pdf; see also D ...

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...sessions of the National Arbitration and Peace conference, of which Andraw Carnegie is president, began yesterday in Car- negie Hall, 67th street and ... ...nd from India " in New York oity on the night of Tuesday, April 23, at the Carnegie Lyceum, Seventh avenue antl iilth street. The manager requests tha... ...ssions of the Na- tional Arbitration and Peace Con- gress, of which Andrew Carnegie is president, were held in Carnegie Hall, New York city, from Apri... ...of greatest interest tooollege men was the "Univer- sity Meeting," held in Carnegie Hall on Tuesday evening. The most interesting speaker of the eveni... ...her books of interest are a set of 53 volumes of " Piihlicn- tioiis of the Carnegie Institute at Washington, " the works of Eugene Sue. A. Mussel, .1.... ...of the chick burst soon after birth and the plumage goes through two downy stages, and sometimes during the winter the feathers develop the vivid crim...

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...o visit his sister, VOICES FROM THE PAST 78 riding all day in slow stages, to reach her hut and sleep there. I thought we would never find it... ...dom: a crown: crackling of wood becomes voices, stuff of dreams, friends, stages, plays, quarrels, hopes, changes, beginnings, endings, the pen scra... ...rch, the Huntington Hartford Foundation, the Montalvo Foundation, and the Carnegie Foundation. His wife, Elizabeth Bartlett, a widely published poet...

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...edictine University (Illinois, U.S.A.) and a former Visiting Scientist at Carnegie Mellon University was a Fellow of the Internet Archive for the ye... ... lining. The countries in transition, they said, could now leapfrog whole stages of development by adopting novel technologies and through them the ...

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... born. The four mathematical symbols of: 0-1-2-3 represents the four organic stages of development which our Universe went through in order to get ... ...olution. Its brain grew so large that the growth of the fetus split into two stages. 1 st Stage; Inside the womb 2 nd Stage; Outside... ...h major imbalanced split: the splitting of fetal development into two separate stages: inside and outside. This created the unique human split awa... ... was created when the developmental growth of the human fetus was split into 2 stages: growing inside the womb for 9 months and then continuing its g... ...h major imbalanced split: the splitting of fetal development into two separate stages The Fifth major Imbalanced split: the development of awareness ... ...ie like flies working for companies to make cold-blooded reptiles like Andrew Carnegie filthy rich; the masses of driven insane workers in the coal f... ...ich was a sign from God himself that they were on the right track! Just as Carnegie and Rockefeller justified their amoral illegal tactics to make...

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... time came for him to join these revels) he turned pale and sickened in si- lence. Of all the guests whom he there encountered, he had toleration for ... ...n of the effulgence of that legendary night, was adored by his wife. He had a mob of little lusty, barefoot children who marched in a caravan the long... ...ou, I don’t say there’s anything actually wrong. What I say is that I don’t like the looks of it, man!” and he would press the arm of his momentary co...

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...t away into London itself—bicycles, motor-cars and then more motor-cars, a Carnegie library. “You’d hardly think it could keep on,” said Mr. Tom Small... ... giving, and dropping to pieces and melting in the furnace of the war. The stages of the swift and universal collapse of the financial and scientific ... ...was nearly as simple as a motor-bicycle. The broad outlines of the earlier stages of the war disap- peared under its influence, the spacious antagonis...

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...y no means strange. I understand that they have gone on trying the two old stages till it is useless to try them any longer; and if there is to be a f... ...ll our sakes I should be better away. I can get shooting with Musgrave and Carnegie in Perthshire. I dare say I shall go there, and take a share with ...

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...ary to rely wholly upon instinct and tradi- tion, therefore, for the early stages of a child’s instruction. We can reinforce and organize these things... ...ime require. And C. A division arising out of A and expanding in the later stages of the school course to continue and replace A: the acquisition of t... ...al modification of the results. There are various devices for introducing “stages” in the elec- *There is a very suggestive book on this aspect of our... ...ection is this aspect more remarkable than in all that concerns the higher stages of education. One might think that somewhere in the seventeenth cent... ...n, but the trend of present tendency seems to be towards a scheme of three stages in which a first stage of nine or ten years of increasingly serious ... ...art (with his Public Libraries’ Act), Mr. Passmore Edwards, and Mr. Andrew Carnegie, the stream of endowment for research and teaching flowed just as ...

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... whole nowhere, may muddle successfully through the com- paratively tribal stages of gregariousness; but in nineteenth century nations and twentieth c... ...ness, servility, cupidity roused by the prevailing smell of money. When Mr Carnegie rattled his millions in his pockets all England became one rapacio...

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...getting up. We wrote with vast gravity about “starting rails” and “landing stages,” and it is still true that landing an aeroplane, except upon a well... ...hen coasted round to Spain and into the Mediterranean. And so by leisurely stages to India. And the East Indies.... I find my study unattractive to-da... ...signs that they do. It seems to me that the educational zeal of Mr. Andrew Carnegie and the university and scientific en- dowments of Mr. Rockefeller ...