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...ăc ăţat!)... Vile splendide pe mal! Ce frumos e-aici, mam ă drag ă!... Control militar în Mexic În Mexic ajungem pe highway (autostrada) 77 (pr... ...a Bagdad, în Golful Mexic... Pe la mijlocul distan ţei (37 km în total), control militar. Îmi caut ă în portbagaj (la mâncare zic comida), îmi boc ... ...â ţia mexicani prin jurul meu în New Mexico, încât mereu întreb: „Como se dice en Español à esta?” (cum se zice în spaniol ă la asta?) Şi mai înv ăţ... ...nat una despre robo ţi sus ţinut ă de Mo Jamshidi, director la Centrul de Control Autonom Ingineresc din Albuquerque. Într-un film a ar ătat cum un... ...n franglé (englez ă amestecat ă cu franceza, repede... f ăr ă s ă m ă mai controlez...) Am purces pe autostr ăzi, dup ă hartă – I 64, I 170, I 165.... ...t înfiin ţate în 1991. În prezent, sec ţiunea de fizic ă este moderat ă / controlat ă de Paul Ginsparg, asupra c ăruia î şi vars ă to ţi nemul ţumir...

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...t true for human beings. At birth, human beings are reactive and they are controlled by the iron law of action-reaction and stimulus-response. Many... ...k of art, the more successful they are. Their main problem is not how to control evil or how to make amends for it (even though this remains a tas... ...ooking for a way to confute quantum physics, only because “God cannot play dice” and he could not give up the idea of God. The same thing seems to ... ...ooking for a way to confute quantum physics, only because “God cannot play dice” and he could not give up the idea of God. The same thing seems to ... ...e over the lives of others, and the very refined pleasure that is found in controlling the very conscience of someone else. But you also come to un... ...phe that attacks the megalomanic I, so that its tendency towards power and control over others is put through a crisis. Those who have a good guide ... ...e have trained ourselves to accept its presence. Instead of allowing it to control us, we gradually overcome it and are able to do what we wish to d...

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...on, using "rational", cognitive arguments, devices, and procedures: abortion, birth control, the pill. Thus, combining these three mechanisms, natur... ...me enshrined as the cornerstones of an almost religious outlook ("God does not play dice"). These were assumed to be "objective", "observer independ... ...his effect? In which ways does it simplify our quest to know the world in order to control it and thus enhance our chances to survive? There are t... ...nicates with. These core issues cannot be solved by designing less flawed, better controlled, and more rigorous experiments or by using more power... ...periments that test their predictions must be repeatable and replicable in tightly controlled laboratory settings. All these elements are largely m... ... a part of the process of socialization, yet others are abused by various elites to control the masses. But most of them are there to comfort us by ...

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... man is lawfully at the mercy of the magistrate’s personal caprice, preju- dice, ignorance, superstition, temper, stupidity, resent- ment, timidity, a... ...demns the principle of censorship must also condemn the Lord Chamberlain’s control of the drama; but those who approve of the principle do not necessa... ...uncompromising abolition of all censorship involves the abandonment of all control and regulation of theatres. Factories are regulated in the public i... ...e the prostitutes from his theatre; and since his time the London theatres controlled by the Lord Chamberlain have become respectable and even sociall... ...o the risk of a refusal to renew his licence. WHY THE MANAGERS DREAD LOCAL CONTROL All this points to the transfer of the control of theatres from the... ...r even to treat it illiberally, would have a chance of adoption. Municipal control of the variety theatres (formerly called music halls) has been very... ...cks to morality on the stage, and even their protection against the preju- dices and superstitions which necessarily enter largely into morality and p...

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...ited. ARTICLE 73c 1. The Provisions of Article 73b shall be without preju- dice to the application to third countries, of any restric- 18 The Maastri... ...ries. ARTICLE 73d 1. The provisions of Article 73b shall be without preju- dice to the right of Member States: (a) to apply the relevant provision of ... ...public security. 2. The provisions of this Chapter shall be without preju- dice to the applicability of restrictions on the right of establishment whi... ...ed with severe difficulties caused by ex- ceptional occurrences beyond its control, the Council may, acting unanimously on a proposal from the Com- mi... ...ayment systems. 3. The third indent of paragraph 2 shall be without preju- dice to the holding and management by the govern- ment of Member States of ... ...decision-making pro- cedure provided for in paragraph 1 and without preju- dice to Article 100a, the Council, acting unanimously on a proposal from th... ...st the European Parliament and the Council in exercis- ing their powers of control over the implementation of the budget.” 60) Article 189 shall be re... ...ith regard to the execution of ex- penditure or the operation of financial control systems. The Commissions shall submit any necessary infor- mation t... ...re- ments; (c) lay down rules concerning the responsibility of fi- nancial controllers, authorizing officers and account- ing officers, and concerning...

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... solatory to the friend of man who believes that he may be trusted with the control of his own affairs. No inference is here intended that the laws p... ..., that the destruction of our State governments or the annihilation of their control over the local concerns of the people would lead di rectly to re... ...r that the broad scope of gen eral legislation might bear upon and unwisely control particular interests was counteracted by limits strictly drawn ar... ...ly governs our people as one vast body, will always be at hand to resist and control every effort, foreign or domestic, which aims or would lead to ov... ...titution surmount every adverse circumstance dreaded at the outset as beyond control. Present excitement will at all times magnify present dangers, bu... ...known to be un der the influence of political hostility and partisan preju dice in positions which will require not only severe la bor, but cordial...

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... with them. I have to bear with the insults of teachers who have less self-control than I, a girl of seventeen! and must coax them out of the difficul... ... no good reason why I should discontinue that acquaintance, and you cannot control me except by your wish—a sort of influence not usually effective wi... ...ly freed his natural generosity from his conventional cowardice and preju- dice. We must get his name published in as many journals as possible as a s... ...might serve you as a model for Hypatia. She is crammed with all the preju- dices of the peerage, but I am effecting a cure. I have set my heart on mar... ...r as your fate.” “I do not care for Mr. Erskine,” she said, hardly able to control her voice; “but I will marry him if you wish it.” “I do wish it ear...

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...devote the tribute of alms to dogs and not to the poor, become the slaves of dice and draughts, and of all such things as we are wont to forbid even t... ...r, which is above all plagues injurious to books. For wars being without the control of reason make a wild assault on everything they come across, and... ...timulus of our affections. Thus the sacred vessels of learning came into our control and stew ardship; some by gift, others by purchase, and some len... ...ed the kernel. For man is naturally fond of two things, namely, freedom from control and some pleasure in his activity; for which reason no one withou... ... his activity; for which reason no one without reason submits himself to the control of others, or willingly engages in any tedious task. For pleasure... ...shed according to the disposition of the heavenly bod ies, which frequently control our natural composition, so that some men choose to devote themse... ...ce would have praised and commended us, if we had spent our time in hunting, dice playing, or courting the smiles of ladies. The Philobiblon Richa...

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...or build, or make whatsoever expenses he pleases, no body murmurs, nobody controls him; he has his liberty. But if any man do not frequent the church... ...y ceremonies in those religious assemblies does either advantage or preju dice the life, liberty, or estate of any man. For example, let it be grante...

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...or less speculative: here we have the idea of master-arts, or sciences which control inferior ones. Besides the supreme science of dialectic, ‘which w... ...hes hardly make them- selves felt, although their lower interests and preju- dices may sometimes be flattered and yielded to for the sake of ulterior ... ...ifeless objects;—the king has a nobler function, which is the management and control of living beings. YOUNG SOCRATES: T rue. STRANGER: And the breedi... ... of what was happening, let go the parts of the world which were under their control. And the world turning round with a sud- den shock, being impelle... ... that neither of these arts shall any longer be allowed to exercise absolute control either over free- men or over slaves, but that we will summon an ...

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...nd wench- courtiers, which are stuffed only with wind, to the great preju- dice of the female sex. For his shoes were taken up four hundred and six el... ...ived, which phi- losophers call Jus Gentium, the Law of Nations, or an un- controllable right of force in all countries whatsoever. For you know well ... ...tendants. Then the carpet being spread, they brought plenty of cards, many dice, with great store and abundance of chequers and chessboards. There he ... ... At the chance or mumchance. At the peeny. At three dice or maniest bleaks. At the unfortunate woman. ... ...r he passed his time in it as pleasantly as he was wont to do at cards and dice; so that at last he understood so well both the theory and practical p... ..., or oth- erwise passed his time at some pretty sports, made with cards or dice, or in practising the feats of legerdemain with cups and balls. There ... ...sh, Unless with vinegar we it refresh. Receive this tenet, then, without control, That vinegar of that meat is the soul. Then said Pantagruel, Come... ...eluded, that I would upon this kind of fortune-flinging proof infer an un- controllable and not to be gainsaid infallibility of truth. Chapter 3.XI. H...

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...the evil. Oh, what are we great ones on the waves of humanity? We think to control them, and are our- selves driven to and fro, hither and thither. [E... ... reflect on what happened yes- terday? That I may endeavour to foresee and control, what can neither be foreseen nor controlled,—the destiny of the mo... ...; he invites guests as usual, is merry and entertaining at table, plays at dice, shoots, and at night steals to his mistress. The others, on the contr... ...s who now, and perhaps for to-day only, are in my hands? How! Does destiny control even thee—the uncontrollable? How long matured! How well prepared! ... ...onspire with the enemy. Far better is it to circum- scribe their power, to control and guide them for their good, as children are controlled and guide... ...e meditated and planned my ruin. Even then, when still young, we played at dice together, and the heaps of gold, one after the other, passed rapidly f... ...e, that he governs his actions, when in fact his existence is irresistibly controlled by his destiny. Let us not dwell upon this subject; these reflec...

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... by begging, and done in spite of the ignorance of one race and the preju- dice of the other. No man living had a harder task, and a task that called ... ...of the former owner of the estate, has become so reduced in purse and self-control by reason of drink that he is a pitiable creature; and yet, notwith... ... UP FROM SLAVERY of the institution. Then, when we rid ourselves of preju- dice, or racial feeling, and look facts in the face, we must acknowledge th... ... at Tuskegee. At that time he was paralyzed to the extent that he had lost control of his body and voice in a very large degree. Notwithstanding his a... ...le money in the bank, but as soon as the professional labour agitators got control, the savings of even the more thrifty ones began disappearing. 50 ... ...that of testing whether or not it was possible for Negroes to build up and control the affairs of a large education institution. I knew that if we fai... ...e who “keep under the body”; are those who never grow excited or lose self-control, but are always calm, 113 Booker T. Washington self-possessed, pat... ...t I had made in my address at Atlanta, for the blotting out of race preju- dice in “commercial and civil relations.” I said that what is termed social...

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...allacy without a wry face. It has no idea of the need for what is called a control experi- ment. In Shakespear’s time and for long after it, mummy was... ...hought, proved what a sovereign healer mummy was. But if you had tried the control experiment of taking the hot water 59 GB Shaw without the mummy, y... ..., as well as hats, sleeves, ballads, and games. T onsils, vermiform appen- dices, uvulas, even ovaries are sacrificed because it is the fash- ion to g...

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...PREJUDICE All this will become clear if we read the gospels without preju- dice. When I was young it was impossible to read them with- out fantastic c... ... application were not kept within the limits which nature sets to the self-control of most of us. Nobody supposes that a man with no ear for music or ... ... through the exercise of a quite common degree of reasoning power and self-control. Most men and women can endure the ordinary annoyances and disappoi... ...from such assaults if he or she chooses to, and proceed to reinforce self- control by threats of severe punishment. But in this they are 66 Shaw mist... ...ting and drinking more than is good for them? It is true that between self-controlled people and ungovernable people there is a narrow margin of moral... ...n- ism or Predestination is quite a good working rule. People without self-control enough for social purposes may be killed, or may be kept in asylums...

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...y, who, with his spear on the ground beside his knee, is stooping to throw dice with a sly-looking young Persian re- cruit; the other gathered about a... ...his javelin). Draw near, O bearer of evil tidings. BELZANOR (pocketing the dice and picking up his spear). Let us receive this man with honor. He bear... ...nd quick witted, but of common mind and character; impatient and unable to control his temper. He has fine tawny hair, like fur. Ptolemy, the King, lo...

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...e same im age of love dwells in the breast of either, and if they have self control, they pass their lives in the greatest happiness which is attaina... ...and acknowledges that he is wrong in his mind, but says that he is unable to control himself? And if he came to his right mind, would he ever imagine ... ...ents of shame and reason. After this their happiness depends upon their self control; if the better ele ments of the mind which lead to order and phi... ... as arithmetic and calculation and ge ometry and astronomy and draughts and dice, but his great discovery was the use of letters. Now in those days t...

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...shoemaker, or other artisan; although no one in the world would be a good dice or draught player who merely took up the game as a recre ation, and h... ...ublic 71 below to be real and terrible? Impossible. Then we must assume a control over the narrators of this class of tales as well as over the other... ... his mind to say and do the like. And instead of having any shame or self control, he will be always whining and lamenting on slight occasions. Yes, ... ...nts of temperance, speaking gen erally, obedience to commanders and self control in sensual pleasures? True. Then we shall approve such language as ... ...ain, if they do anything else, of expulsion from our State? Or is the same control to be ex tended to other artists, and are they also to be prohibit... ...the preceding. How so? he asked. Temperance, I replied, is the ordering or controlling of certain pleasures and desires; this is curiously enough im ... ...e asked. That we should take counsel about what has happened, and when the dice have been thrown order our affairs in the way which reason deems best;...

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...lings would not come on quickly enough. This put him out, for he could never control his temper. Soon afterwards some wanderers found the goslings lyi... ...her overbearing.” “Let them pay for their bluster,” he said, “if they cannot control it.” The stallions were led out and the mares tethered together i... ...ogress, with many other bad names. Then Grettir lost his temper and his self control. He raised his hand and gave him a box on the ear so that he fell... ...ellings abroad tell thou hast met with Saddle head. The handler of dice in sable cowl sat on his back; hasten, oh Halli!” Then they par... ...yourself be taken by churls. This is what always happens to those who cannot control themselves.” Grettir then spoke a verse: “Full was my cup in...

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...ed his will and engrossed his faculties, always to bear the memory of some controlling sorrow. The remarkable poem of ‘The Raven’ was probably much mo... ... would be useless to me, even when established, if not entirely out of the control of a publisher. I mean, there- fore, to get up a journal which shal... ...who thinks, will deny. That the latter, creating the former, can, at will, control or modify it, is also unquestionable. I say “at will;” for the ques... ...at the fact of sixes having been thrown twice in succession by a player at dice, is suffi- cient cause for betting the largest odds that sixes will no... ...only to the influence of the various other throws which may be made by the dice. And this is a reflection which appears so exceedingly obvious that at... ... too without difficulty - without any great apparent danger— with thorough control of the machine—and in the inconceiv- ably brief period of seventy-f...