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...MS) which takes into account the properties of the area and the amount of slippage (displacement). It captures the total energy of the tremor. The K... ...ouse was situated on the Thames bank in Tower Street, close to all the maritime and shipping activities. It was a well known establishment and is ... ...s dispersed by a storm. A part of the flotila went back to France but other French ships landed invading troops on the shores of Ireland and Wales... ...rwe b.htm Squid, Giant On the morning of 25 March 1941, the 8799 ton passenger ship Britannia of the Anchor Line, carrying 500 passengers, was ... ...nic's distress signals. The story of a huge gash inflicted on the 269 meters long ship is a myth. Sonar findings indicate that the damage was limi... ...mited to 35 meters of the hull and had a surface area of merely 1 square meter. The ship seems to have broken in three pieces BEFORE it sank. http...

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... 28 29 On the Possibility of Instant Displacements in the Space-Time of General Relativity 1 Dr. Larissa B.... ...e of the General Theory of Relativity. On the Possibility of Instant Displacements in the Space-Time of General Relativity 1. The telepor... ...fields (photons). A condition under which a particle may realize an instant displacement (teleportation) is as equality to zero of the observable ti... ...At first, let us consider substantial particles. As it easy to see, instant displacements (teleportation) of such particles realize itself along worl... ...n one. 3. Conclusions Finishing this brief study, we conclude that instant displacements of particles are naturally permitted in the space-time of ... ...s our rocketship at a speed of 300 Mm/s regardless of how hard we drive our ship away from (or towards) Earth. Every inertial (unaccelerated) obser... ...to drop as he continues to accelerate away from Earth, reaching zero as the ship's speed reaches the speed of light relative to Earth where the lase... ...on is located. It is true that the photon wind continues to impinge on the ship and pass by at the speed of light regardless of RR's speed; still t... ...RR's speed; still the Doppler effect f/fo=(1- β)/ √(1- β 2 ) where β is the ship speed in lights (lt), and Planck's E=hf law which says energy is pr...

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... . . . . . . . 12 L. Borissova, D. Rabounski On the Possibility of Instant Displacements in the Space-Time of General Relativity. . . . . . . . . . . ... ...ty April, 2005 PROGRESS IN PHYSICS Volume 1 On the Possibility of Instant Displacements in the Space-Time of General Relativity Larissa Borissova and... ...ble quantities), this study fnds a theoretical possibility for the instant displacement of particles in the space-time of the General Theory of Relati... ...felds (photons). A condition under which a particle may realize an instant displacement (teleportation) is equality to zero of the observ- able time i... ...er. Let us frst consider substantial particles. As it easy to see, instant displacements (teleportation) of such particles manifests along world-traje... ...cles. Further investigation is needed to understand better these relation- ships, in particular, the deep reasons behind the charge as- signment to th...

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... mentalities the kill ratios went up in World War II. Japanese as yellow bellied slant-eyed sadists who would dive their bombers into American ships ... ...g after the best interests of the child. He is enabling the behavior. The ‗tough love‘ approach has the parents tell the child to ‗shape up or ship o... ...hanisms relate to withdrawing from reality. But here are a few that are associated with the attacking or the ‗fighting‘ adjustments. ―‗Displa... ...hite, as with the Ku Klux Klan, Nazis, or Skinheads; black, as some in the Nation of Islam; or Jewish, as with the Jewish Defense League, the displa... ...e because I haven‘t been involved in many in my life. As a quarterback you were involved in hundreds of touchdowns.‖ --‖But no space ship t...

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...e coast of the Namib-Bi-man Desert is called the Skeleton Coast: populated by ships wrecked by the fogs, treacherous currents, and westerly storms th... ...esterly storms that make this entire coast feared and uninhabited by man. If shipwrecked, there is no hope of survival because the entire coast in ... ...uman ants. That is how connected, and unavoidable the consequences of energy-displacement are. You become what you eat. And if you steal the food... ...ions. The power to whole cities crash. If you make one mistake navigating a ship or plane… you can crash and die. If you miss any linear target, ... ...it, washes it, chemicalizes it, melts it, refines it, turns it into an alloy, ships it around the world to other factories that refine it further, sh... ... dying in droves from one year of starvation and disease and Indian attacks, a ship from England finally came to rescue them only to be turned back. ...

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... justify the penetration of the entities through the primary limit, their displacement within the material reality, the penetration of the secondary... ...hin the material reality, the penetration of the secondary limit, nor the displacement from the left to the right hand side into the spiritual reali... ... order to ensure stability by using the inertia moment and to protect the ship and its members materialized by the caloric effect of cosmic radiation...

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...e “Persian wheel”—a string of buckets to move water. The display of scholar- ship is effortless and without artifice. If the device existed to move wat... ...arket logic to migrate to new areas, disrupting traditional social relation- ships and perhaps even views of the self, or the relationship of human be... ...el Rob and Joel Waldfogel, “Piracy on the High C’s: Music Downloading, Sales Displacement, and Social Welfare in a Sample of College Students,” availa...

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... that Asian grandmothers — act this way stems from a type of psychological displacement; they were treated wrong so they must treat others wrong. I... ...mply outstanding! The boat itself is actually a small replica of a — pirate ship, with all the main parts: sails, masts, a ship steering wheel, an an...

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... turned against the new emigrants when they learned of their agenda of occupation, displacement, and ethnic cleansing. Israel became a pivot of des... ...activity of the brain) upon a physical system (the Brain). It can be preserved and shipped across time and space in capsules called books or or art... ..." is riddled with moral dilemmas. In one of the scenes, the owner of Star Line, the shipping company that owned the now-sinking Unsinkable, joins a ... ... Prior to the disaster, he instructs the captain to adopt a policy dangerous to the ship. Indeed, it proves fatal. A complicating factor was the fac... ... faced his inevitable death? Because we judge him responsible for the demise of the ship. Additionally, his wrong instructions – motivated by greed ... ...Titanic's fate been the outcome of accident and accident alone? If the owner of the ship could have had no control over the circumstances of its hor... ...e- books - they will prevail in any straightforward "medium replacement" or "medium displacement" battle. In other words, if publishers will persist... ...se diatribes to the defense mechanisms of his critics. Projection, resistance, and displacement do seem to be playing a prominent role. Psychologis... ...dentification, projective identification, regression, denial, conversion reaction, displacement, rationalization, intellectualization, sublimation,...

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... turned against the new emigrants when they learned of their agenda of occupation, displacement, and ethnic cleansing. Israel became a pivot of des... ...activity of the brain) upon a physical system (the Brain). It can be preserved and shipped across time and space in capsules called books or or art... ..." is riddled with moral dilemmas. In one of the scenes, the owner of Star Line, the shipping company that owned the now-sinking Unsinkable, joins a ... ... Prior to the disaster, he instructs the captain to adopt a policy dangerous to the ship. Indeed, it proves fatal. A complicating factor was the fac... ... faced his inevitable death? Because we judge him responsible for the demise of the ship. Additionally, his wrong instructions – motivated by greed ... ...Titanic's fate been the outcome of accident and accident alone? If the owner of the ship could have had no control over the circumstances of its hor... ...e- books - they will prevail in any straightforward "medium replacement" or "medium displacement" battle. In other words, if publishers will persist... ...se diatribes to the defense mechanisms of his critics. Projection, resistance, and displacement do seem to be playing a prominent role. Psychologis... ...dentification, projective identification, regression, denial, conversion reaction, displacement, rationalization, intellectualization, sublimation,...

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...he ramparts, whose huge arms dilated in the sea breeze like the sails of a ship. What delicious walks we should have had together, my pretty Virlandai... ... straits of the Sound, before which every year there pass fifteen thousand ships of all nations. The castle of Kronsberg soon disappeared in the mist,... ...port my conviction. Now, this is my pro- posal. When Columbus asked of his ships’ crews for three days more to discover a new world, those crews, dish... ...e a blow of the hammer in this part of the earth’s structure. Suppose some displacement should occur and crush us all! Suppose the torrent, bursting t... ...sure we are.” “And perhaps at this very moment there is a storm above, and ships over our heads are being rudely tossed by the tem- pest.” “Quite prob... ...d it all mean? Had we a river, a lake, a sea to de- pend upon? Was there a ship at our disposal in some under- ground harbour? My curiosity was highly...

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... three days, and those I saw took no notice of me. About the sixth night a ship went by scarcely half a mile away from me, with all its lights ablaze ... ...the laboratory—till that flash came, but I’m hanged if I’m there now. What ship is that?” “There’s no ship,” said I. “Do be sensible, old chap.” “No s... ...his attention seemed distracted by his hallucina- tion about a beach and a ship. He kept interpolating obser- vations concerning some boat and the dav... ...ate room, and while Boyce talked to him there, and humoured him about this ship idea, I went along the corridor and asked old Wade to come and look at... ... things to feel, telling him what they were, and watching him keenly. “The ship is almost hull down,” said Davidson presently, apropos of nothing. “Ne... ... has undertaken an elaborate mystification, on the strength of his heart’s displacement. 143 H.G . Wells Photographs may be faked, and left-handednes...

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... Miss Rowland, the daughter of a retired sea-captain, once fa- mous on the ships that sailed from Salem and Newburyport. He had brought to port many a... ...of a page a day. If he is ever admitted to practice I ‘m afraid my friend- ship won’t avail to make me give him my business. Good, bad, or indifferent... ...said to himself that certainly, if there were no Roderick in the case, the ship should sail without him. He asked Hudson several questions about his c... ...e evening. One night, toward the last, they were at the stern of the great ship, watching her grind the solid blackness of the ocean into phosphoresce... ....” Rowland sat staring; though the sea was calm, it seemed to him that the ship gave a great dizzying lurch. But in a moment he contrived to answer co... ...rs. Light, caressingly; and she took his arm, as if to resist his possible displacement under the shock of her daughter’s sarcasm. But the prince look...

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... England. The presence of a large party, with all its aimless and agitated displacements, had served only to isolate the pair and give them (at least ... ... no excuse for his having blundered into such an adventure. Why had he not shipped the girl off to Joigny by the evening train, instead of urging her ... ... “full-length” by a once fashionable artist—had under- gone the successive displacements of an exiled consort re- moved farther and farther from the t... ...t that their light would always move with him as the sunset moves before a ship at sea. THE NEXT DAY his sense of security was increased by a deci- si... ...ty, and felt that she ought somehow to have affronted the perils and hard- ships which refused to come to her. And now, as she sat look- ing at Sophy ...

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...s She wrote: ‘I trust my messenger to tell you how I hang on you. I see my ship making for the rocks. You break your Emma’s heart. It will be the seco... ...y the friend half a minute too long for friend- 94 Diana of the Crossways ship, and the over-friendliness of looks, letters, frequency of visits, wou... ...f course less than magnanimity; they are not proposed to you for your wor- ship; they are little Gods, temporary as that great wave, their parent huma... ...cy Dacier as being engaged to an heiress; ‘A Miss Asper, niece of a mighty shipowner, Mr. Quintin Manx, Lady Esquart 135 George Meredith tells me: mo... ...oman lightly caps our strained remarks, we gallantly surrender the leader- ship, lest she should too cuttingly assert her claim. Some sweet wild cycla... ...d resume, as if nothing had hap- pened. The waves within are ready for any displacement. That must be a good sign. I do not doubt of excelling my Prin...

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...ighting thronged audiences in the old Opera-house on the Battery had taken ship for Cuba. But these mysteries, and many oth- ers, were closely locked ... ...e and their isolation. As the paddle-wheels began to turn, and wharves and ship- ping to recede through the veil of heat, it seemed to Archer that eve... ...of the brother- hood of visionaries who likewise predicted the building of ships that would cross the Atlantic in five days, the invention of a flying... ...asised than by this farewell tribute; and Mrs. van der Luyden accepted her displacement with an affability which left no doubt as to her approval. The...

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...olish, to colour his adventure with cool success. There were people on the ship with whom he had easily consorted—so far as ease could up to now be im... ...ending. That he was prepared to be vague to Waymarsh about the hour of the ship’s touch- ing, and that he both wanted extremely to see him and enjoyed... ...again in the hall—she had been briefly engaged with some people of his own ship’s company. Nothing had ac- tually passed between them, and he would as... ...ions seemed truly to overflow. But a week had elapsed since he quitted the ship, and there were more things in his mind than so few days could account... ... at the moment of his finding him in Chad’s rooms he hadn’t saved from his shipwreck a scrap of anything but his beau- tiful intelligence and his conf... .... Trust him all the way.” He had indeed no sooner so spoken than the queer displacement of his point of view appeared again to come up for him in the ...

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...osperous, mildly distinguished. I had been born and brought up on the good ship Civilization. I assumed that someone else was steering the ship all ri... ...G Wells “Nor did I” said Sir Richmond, “but—” “And nobody was steering the ship,” the doctor went on. “Nobody had ever steered the ship. It was adrift... ... doctor, unanswered, and did so. Sir Richmond, after a grim search and the displacement and replacement of the luggage, produced a handle from the loc... ...ng down on which it stood and it was fur- ther dwarfed by the colossal air-ship hangars and clustering offices of the air station that the great war h... ...do really build.” “So long as our confidence lasts there is no great hard- ship,” said Sir Richmond. “So long as our confidence lasts,” she repeated a... ...absolute confi- dence. Then within that condition, in that elect relation- ship, love is permissible, mating, marriage or no marriage, as you will—all...

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... manner overhead, as if they were at sea. Indeed they were at sea, and the ship and crew were in peril of tempest. For, the time was to come, when the... ...few days afterwards, and, at Calais, the prisoner came on board the packet ship in which I returned, and made the voyage with me.” “At what hour did h... ...ou seen the prisoner before?” “Yes, sir.” “Where?” “On board of the packet ship just now referred to, sir, and on the same occasion.” “You are the you... ... together, between Hilary Term and Michaelmas, might have floated a king’s ship. Stryver never had a case in hand, anywhere, but Car ton was there, w... ...ficers destitute of military knowl edge; naval officers with no idea of a ship; civil officers with out a notion of affairs; brazen ecclesiastics, o... ...le drawbridge, the massive stone wails, and the eight great towers. Slight displacements of the raging sea, made by the falling wounded. Flashing weap...

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...the author’s scarce more than half- dissimulated despair at the inveterate displacement of his general centre. “The Wings of the Dove” happens to offe... ...d less than what might become of Kate in the process. Kate was to burn her ships in short, so that Marian should profit; and Marian’s desire to profit... ...autumn, in a wretched little river during a holiday visit to the home of a shipmate. Then Marian’s unnatural marriage, in itself a kind of spiritless ... ...that his demands, his desires had grown; and only the night before, as his ship steamed, beneath summer stars, in sight of the Irish coast, he had fel... ...d be exposed to. She affects one, I should say, as a creature saved from a shipwreck. Such a creature may surely, in these days, on the doctrine of ch... ...less almost for her nerves, or simply a barefooted seaman on the deck of a ship— Pasquale offered to sight a small salver, which he obsequi- ously hel...

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...s, being educated? Practically and inevitably, for the time, to companion- ship, to the perpetual, the even exaggerated reference and appeal of a pers... ...sband, occupied there with pressing business, but had yet desired that her displacement should not interrupt her sittings. The young man, at her re- q...

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...ted his first year. All these young souls were passengers in the Durbeyfield ship — entirely dependent on the judgment of the two Durbeyfield adults for ... ...f his class. But she knew that was only because, like Peter the Great in a shipwright’s yard, he was studying what he wanted to know. He did not milk ... ... Angel have learnt that the magnitude of lives is not as to their external displacements, but as to their subjective experi ences. The impressionable... ... up her heart to him in devotion. He would sometimes catch her large, wor shipful eyes, that had no bottom to them, looking at him from their depths,... ...like Cupid’s bow; dark eyelashes and brows, an immense rope of hair like a ship’s cable; and large eyes violety bluey blackish.’ ‘I did, mother.’ ‘I q...

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... an an- cient and glorious country; nor altogether to the spectacle of the shipping, over the parapet, to his right: the hundreds of masts rising out ... ...he poor steamed fel- lows trooping out of the burst-boiler-room of the big ship Leviathan, in old years; a shade or two paler than the crowd o’ the pa... ...uble friend wound up 26 One of Our Conquerors to the mark. ‘Doctor of the ship! with this prescription!’ Mr. Fenellan held up his glass. ‘Empty?’ Mr.... ...e, attributes their practice to a survival of the Zoroastrian form of wor- ship. His Minister, favourable to the people or for the sake of fostering a... ...holding craft in reserve: his aim was at the refreshment of honest fellow- ship: by no means to discover that the coupling of his native bias with his... ...s Rienzi, and Tannhauser, and Tristan and Isolda, had mastered him, to the displacement of his 226 One of Our Conquerors boyhood’s beloved sugary -in...

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... exponent of the sacrifices necessary to unity. I accept the local leader- ship of Medole—on whom I can never look without think- ing of an unfeathere... ...women who had loved him in rivalry became bound by a sacred tie of friend- ship. He, though not of distinguished birth, had the choice of an almost ro... ...s of a tossing vessel. All were against her, as the tempest is against the ship. Even light above (by which I would image that which she could appeal ... ...hann admitted to Jacopo that intervals of six months’ duration in a court- ship were wide jumps for Love to take. ‘Yes; amor! amor!’ he exclaimed with... ...t and bring her low; for she sighed heavily; at the mere indication of the displacement of her hand, she looked at him eagerly, as if entreating him n... ....” 268 Vittoria “You ask me to spare this man on account of his relation- ship to your lover, and though he has murdered the brother of the lady whom...

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...iss Bart’s was at her disposal, she possessed herself of it with a farther displacement of her surroundings, explaining meanwhile that she had come ac... ...art: “I suppose he is thinking of marriage, and wants to tinker up the old ship before he goes aboard.” His betrothed looked shocked at the metaphor, ... ...d George Dorset exclaimed with a sardonic growl: “Poor devil! It isn’t the ship that will do for him, it’s the crew.” “Or the stowaways,” said Miss Co... ...s in it before he broke the seal—a grey seal with BEYOND! beneath a flying ship. Ah, he would take her beyond—beyond the ugliness, the pettiness, the ... ...s of her spas- modic benevolence, and the surprised sense of human fellow- ship took the mortal chill from her heart. It was not till she entered her ...

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...r having been twice driven back by heavy southwestern gales, Her Majesty’s ship Beagle, a ten- gun brig, under the command of Captain Fitz Roy, 6 The... ... on shore owing to the obscurity of the atmosphere. It has often fallen on ships when sev- eral hundred, and even more than a thousand miles from the ... ...hence its name of Red Sea is derived.* Their numbers must be infinite: the ship passed through several bands of them, one of which was about ten yards... ...e distance of several leagues from the Archi- pelago of the Galapagos, the ship sailed through three strips of a dark yellowish, or mudlike water; the... ...ps, in which their whole bodies were exposed, thus cut the water. When the ship was running nine knots an hour, these animals could cross and recross ... ... other places, including some of the ancient Greek temples.* This twisting displacement, at first appears to indicate a vorticose movement beneath eac...

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...rse, not so as to disturb the others—or like Helen, who can see heroes and shipwrecks in the music’s flood; or like Margaret, who can only see the mus... ...ven had written, and, to Helen’s mind, rather disconnecting the heroes and ship- wrecks of the first movement from the heroes and 32 Howards End gobl... ...ss it. Clouds drifted over it from the west; or the church may have been a ship, high-prowed, steering with all its company towards infinity. Towards ... ...was full of his own affairs, for he had just been up to try for a scholar- ship at Oxford. The men were down, and the candi- dates had been housed in ... ... that. And he’ll have to get another place!” “Will have? Let him leave the ship before it sinks. Let him get one now.” “Rather than wait, to make sure... ...ster, Stour against Wimborne, Avon towards Salisbury, and over the immense displacement the sun pre- sided, leading it to triumph ere he sank to rest....

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...e of its many and varied industries, including the production of ordnance, ships, military equipment, and other war materials. The narrow long strip a... ... explosive bombs were dropped on the city. A few of these bombs hit in the shipyards and dock areas in the southwest portion of the city. Several of t... ...s indicate flash burns as far as 13,000 feet from X in both places. Severe displacement of roof tiles was observed up to 18 The Atomic Bombings of Hi... ...milar build- ing collapsed to ground level. The limiting radius for severe displacement of roof tiles in Nagasaki was about 10,000 feet although isola...

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...tion. Over time, their poli- cies—repression, rewards, emigration, and the displacement of popular anger onto scapegoats (generally foreign)—were shap... ...ad decided a year earlier to attack a U.S. target in Saudi Arabia, and had shipped explosives to the peninsula for this purpose. Some of Bin Ladin’s a... ... the one that had killed 241 U.S. Marines in Lebanon in 1983.The relation- ship between al Qaeda and Iran demonstrated that Sunni-Shia divisions did n... ...nistan, Banshiri had remained in Kenya to oversee the training and weapons shipments of the cell set up some four years earlier. He died in a ferryboa... ...ited for traditional agent recruitment or for exploiting liaison relation- ships with foreign services but were not equipped to seek or use assets ins... ... was also constrained by a bill he signed into law that made it illegal to ship military aid to anticommunist Con- tra guerrillas in Nicaragua, whom h...

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...s not sufficient stimulus for attention to the human factors and relation- ships in industry. Intelligence is narrowed to the factors concerned with t... ...rity and power. Ex- ternally they were weak and divided. Under the leader- ship of Prussian statesmen they made this condition a stimulus to the devel... ... education which gives individuals a personal interest in social relation- ships and control, and the habits of mind which secure social changes witho... ...ce, the educa- tive matter. The failure arises in supposing that relation- ships can become perceptible without experience—with- out that conjoint try... ...less the consequences of the act remain far-reaching. To walk in- volves a displacement and reaction of the resisting earth, 217 John Dewey whose thr... ... there, the quantity of shingles produced in this town, the tonnage of the shipping in that, the boundary of a county, the capital of a state. The ear...

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...is hemmed in and borne along by his regiment as much as a sailor is by his ship. How- ever far he has walked, whatever strange, unknown, and dangerous... ...a sailor is always surrounded by the same decks, masts, and rigging of his ship, so the soldier always has around him the same com- rades, the same ra... ...me com- manders. The sailor rarely cares to know the latitude in which his ship is sailing, but on the day of battle—heaven knows how and whence—a ste... ...intellectual in- terests in thought, science, poetry, music, love, friend- ship, hatred, and passions—went on as usual, indepen- dently of and apart f... ...elt convinced that, after his dinner, Balashev too was his friend and wor- shiper. Napoleon turned to him with a pleasant, though slightly ironic, smi... ...formed and dissolved, the coming formation and dissolution of kingdoms and displacement of peoples was in course of preparation. The sea of history wa...

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..., perhaps seden- tary, and without a developed system of individual owner- ship, the efficiency of the individual can be shown chiefly and most consis... ...ion the emergence of a leisure class coincides with the beginning of owner ship. This is necessarily the case, for these two institu- tions result fro... ...imperson- ally. For this is the basis of award of the instinct of workman- ship, and that instinct is the court of final appeal in any ques- tion of e... ...life and garb; but it is perceptible also in the forms and methods of wor- ship of the newer and fresher sects, whose tastes in respect of priests, ve... ...ther than in coercive superstition. The barbarian culture shows sportsman- ship, status, and anthropomorphism. There is commonly ob- servable a like c... ...university teaching. These changes have in the main consisted in a partial displacement 259 Veblen of the humanities — those branches of learning whi...

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...hich I had on the North Sea during a storm when every one thought that our ship, which had no freight nor ballast, would overturn. And that evening I ... ...s left mous- tache. At dinner the two doctors talked about the fact that a displacement of the diaphragm was sometimes accompanied by irregularities o... ...an ex- traordinary , rare, great man, and that she would all her life wor- ship him and bow down in homage and holy awe before him.… “Dymov!” she call...

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... same time ex- panded and filled with air for buoying up the vessel by the displacement of water, and by turning the shafts in an op- posite direction... ...day, they would all perish in the next ten days; and there are not surplus shipping and surplus money enough to carry them there in many times ten day... ...the dangerous ex- tremes. In both you stand on middle ground, and hold the ship level and steady. In both you are national, and noth- ing less than na... ...orth it is to be the chief jewel of the nation the very figure-head of the ship of state. Little by little, but steadily as man’s march to the grave, ... ...in free Kansas, and it is allowed to stand, the next thing you will see is shiploads of negroes from Africa at the wharf at Charleston, for one thing ... ... “Good!”] The Union is under-going a fearful strain; but it is a stout old ship, and has weathered many a hard blow, and “the stars in their courses,”...