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...cknowledgment in the sight of men; but when this instruction hath proceeded without any mediation or instrumentality of man’s teaching, I have felt t... ...raftiness, that God should take upon him to prophesy, or his servants take upon them to mediate and set forth his prophesies. Oh the infidelity, the ... ...I have never found it treated as a personal act of Christ, or rightful attribute of his mediatorial office; but as a thing personal to us, a whip to... ...revelation of that which he had done from all eternity. The act of his intercession and mediation, yea, of his suffering and death are presupposed i... ...of the Father, nor to receive the blessed operations of the Holy Ghost, but through the mediation of the Son, in the knowledge, and honour, and worsh... ...ant use, a copy which I have read over as often as I could, consistently with the other occupations of my ministry. And every time that I have read i...

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...bishop. He had a firm belief that it is a function of the church to act as mediator between employer and employed. It was a com- mon saying of his tha... ...eling. On the spur of the moment he could say no more than: “It offers its media- tion.” 7 7 7 7 7 Full as he was with the preoccupation of these thin... ...he struggle. It did however swing over the Bishop of Princhester to an im- mediate and complete abandonment of both drink and to- bacco. At that time ... ... Prayers and litanies com- 52 The Soul of a Bishop posed in Byzantine and mediaeval times…. the want of ac- tuality, the curious silliness which has,... ...d the family was disposed about the dining-room engaged in various evening occupations; Phoebe sat at the table working at some math- ematical problem... ... returned to the dining-room hearthrug as his family resumed their various occupations. He tried to speak in a casual conversational tone. “I want to ...

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... servant,’ said Rose; ‘could you not leave him with her?’ ‘She has her own occupations to attend to; and besides, she 21 Anne Brontë is too old to ru... ...moaning round me and howling through the ruinous old chambers, no books or occupations can represss 44 The Tenant of Wildfell Hall the dismal thought... ... all for- mality, and terror, and constraint. In love affairs, there is no mediator like a merry, simple-hearted child -ever ready to ce- ment divided... ...as ungenerous and wrong to withdraw yourself so secretly and suddenly, im- mediately after such ardent protestations of attachment, with- out ever ass... ... quite ashamed of my new-sprung distaste for coun- try life. All my former occupations seem so tedious and dull, my former amusements so insipid and u... ...III AUGUST 25TH.—I am now quite settled down to my usual routine of steady occupations and quiet amusements—toler- ably contented and cheerful, but st... ...mach’s sake,” and, when he was sufficiently re-established, to embrace the media-via, ni-jamais-ni- toujours plan—not to kill himself like a fool, and... ...u have des- perately offended him. T ell me what it is, that I may be your mediator, and make you friends again.’ ‘I have done nothing willingly to of... ...o influence it.’ And conquering my agitation with a powerful effort, I im- mediately resumed my task, and laboured hard all day. Mr. Hargrave did depa...

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...n. At length, after four months, a peace was concluded between them by the media- tion of Hippolyta (for so this historian calls the Amazon whom These... ...arms, rushing on at the head of them against the barbarians. And after the Median war, Phaedo being archon of Athens, the Athenians, consulting the or... ... suffered the most cruel pun- ishment, had not Antho, the king’s daughter, mediated with her father for her; nevertheless, she was confined, and de- b... ...o Sparta, a removal from contact with those employed in low and mechanical occupations giving high refinement and beauty to the state. Some Greek writ... ...iness, a passion that has become inveterate in me for peace, for unwarlike occupations, and for the society of men whose 107 Plutarch’s Lives meeting... ...ice in a per- functory and inattentive manner, but, laying aside all other occupations, should apply their minds to religion as to a most 117 Plutarc... ... and work, did well to take off his citizens from laborious and mechanical occupations, and keep them to their arms, and teach them only the art of wa... ..., so that these, being moreover watchful through hunger, and restless, im- mediately discovered the coming of the Gauls, and, running up and down with... ...means, being men of the greatest power and station, sowed the seeds of the Median faction up and down in several cities. Aspasia, some say, was courte...

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...tuality and learns about the way to ascend to it circulates the books and the media that contain Kabbalah lessons. By doing so, it is like adhering ... ...ays remains, but its form is corrected. When one corrects one’s self, one im- mediately begins to feel the Creator. The breaking of the vessels playe... ...ires from us. Kabbalah requires the time that remains after all the necessary occupations have been car- ried out. If we invest all our free time in ... ...e Creator that is available for all. It allows any person to come without any mediators and to reach a spiritual contact with the Creator. People wh...

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...ome back to England somewhat before the ducal party, and the pleasures and occupations of London life had not abated his love, but enabled him to feel... ... now, you had better go to your room. ’ 65 Anthony Trollope CHAPTER 9 ‘In Media Res’ Perhaps the method of rushing at once ‘in media res’ is, of all ... ... and dangers, the te- dium and prolixity, of description. This rushing ‘in media res’ has doubtless the charm of ease. ‘Certainly when I threw her fro... ...at the details would insist on being told at last, and that by rushing ‘in media res’ I was simply presenting the cart before the horse. But as reader... ... some inquiry about the girl and her habits,—asking what were her ordinary occupations, how she was accustomed to pass her hours, to what she chiefly ...

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...as a lauded hero and a distinguished victim of his Dalit background. Even in an international platform when he was on an official visit to Paris, the media headlines blazed, ‘An Untouchable at Elysee’. He was visibly upset and it proved that a Dalit who rose up to such heights was never spared from the pangs of outcaste-ness and untouchability, which is based on birth. Thu...

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...n in an international platform when he was on an official visit to Paris, the media headlines blazed, ‘An Untouchable at Elysee’. He was visibly up... ...are, even having big moustache like the Kshatriya (Feudal). 4. Forced impure occupations: Disposal of a dead animal is thrust upon Dalits. So are a... ... occupations: Disposal of a dead animal is thrust upon Dalits. So are all the occupations, which are considered to be unclean and filthy like manual... ...sal of the dead animals on the committee. This classification of caste-based occupations is rigid. In India all kinds of work which involve some ha... ...of leather goods, (4) Sweeping the streets and (5) Scavenging. These are all occupations, which are quite essential to the well being of society, b... ...ge Based System using Fuzzy Cognitive Maps for Command and Control, Storming Media, (1997). http://www.stormingmedia.us/cgi- bin/32/3271/A327183.ph...

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... afford matter nor occasion to any such thing. In the little I have had to mediate betwixt our princes— [Between the King of Navarre, afterwards Henry... ...and public divisions, I neither think it handsome nor honest: “Ea non media, sed nulla via est, velut eventum exspectantium, quo fortunae co... ...cond storm arose as violent as the other, whereupon he despatched four new mediators of the same quality to meet them, protesting that he had now bett... ...ent: “Languidior tenera cui pendens sicula beta, Numquam se mediam sustulit ad tunicam,” [Catullus, lxvii. 2, i.—The sense is in the co... ...themselves for their husbands sole benefit, and by their express order and mediation? and, of old, Phaulius the Argian, who offered his to King Philip... ...lived? that is not only the fundamental, but the most illustrious, of your occupations. “Had I been put to the management of great affairs, I should h...

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...am as well as I—yes, I am as well as I usually am,’ said Mr Merdle. ‘Y our occupations must be immense.’ ‘Tolerably so. But—Oh dear no, there’s not mu... ...at present in an irrational state of mind, that he opened his professional media- tion by requesting that gentleman to take himself out of the way. Mr...

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...T orquilstone; or, if you will treat with the banditti, why not employ the media- tion of this worthy franklin, who seems in such deep con- templation... ...for all this?” said the Prior. “When Isaac returns successful through your mediation,” said the Outlaw, “I swear by Saint Hubert, I will see that he p... ...rd, or for the warfare, or for the service of a hasty master, yet there be occupations — How now, brother?” said he, interrupting his harangue to look...

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...er, and shocking sculpture. You can see a role for highbrow, state-supported media or publicly financed artworks, but your initial working assumption i... ...rot, but of Condorcet’s faith that truths were given in nature and, although mediated through individual minds, belonged ulti- mately to all. Progress... ...? If you are a person who routinely uses computers, the Internet, or digital media, imagine a day when you do not create—intentionally and unintention... ...fair use rights are curtailed. But for most citizens and for the majority of media, the DMCA has had relatively little effect. Dig- ital rights manage... ...g quietly upset. Finally, he exploded. I hate the way they portray us in the media. You see a black family, it says, “They’re looting.” You see a whit... ...te net product that occur under simple competition is the fact that, in some occupations, a part of the product of a unit of resources consists of som...

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...rposes of reproduction with the intent to make a profit. Nor are they in any way provided as a substitute for traditional, paper books. No electronic media, at the time of this publication (October 1998) has approached the readability of traditionally printed text. However, some readers find that the ability to access texts electronically suits an immediate purpose. It is ...

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...any way provided as a substitute for traditional, paper books. No electronic media, at the time of this publication (October 1998) has approached the ... ...a well soaped chin, and another who was dressing a Ramillies wig, left their occupations, and came to the door. The citizen, in the mean time, turned ...

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...lasses. The upper classes are by custom exempt or excluded from industrial occupations, and are re- served for certain employments to which a degree o... ... characteristic of being non- industrial. These non-industrial upper-class occupations may be roughly comprised under government, warfare, religious o... ...Neither the class distinctions nor the distinctions between leisure- class occupations are so minute and intricate. The Polynesian islanders generally... ... community there is a rigorous distinction between classes and between the occupations peculiar to each class. Manual labour, in- dustry, whatever has... ...imi- nation in the beholder. This nicer discrimination between advertising media is in fact a very large element of the higher pecuniary culture. 126... ...eisure Class sion. Where this devout coloring is present it lowers the im- mediate efficiency of the organizations for any economic end to which their... ...n and effort undividedly to the secular interests of these people, the im- mediate economic value of their work should be appreciably higher than it i... ... injunction of the accepted schedule of proprieties is felt to reflect im- mediately upon the honor of the man whose woman she is. There may of course... ...tic and before the law, not immediately in her own person, but through the mediation of the head of the household to which she belongs. It is un- femi...

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...reets; in the waggons, carts, and coaches; in the workers going to various occupations; in the opening of early shops; in the traffic at markets; in t... ...t ask me noth- ing! I don’t know which is which, or what is what!’—and im- mediately started away from him, and came near him no more. Mistress Affery... ...am as well as I—yes, I am as well as I usually am,’ said Mr Merdle. ‘Y our occupations must be immense.’ ‘Tolerably so. But—Oh dear no, there’s not mu... ...at present in an irrational state of mind, that he opened his professional media- tion by requesting that gentleman to take himself out of the way. Mr...

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... ―Freud believed that the drive for pleasure, mainly sexual pleasure, was primary. He was not aware of the ‗pleasure center‘ in the brain--the medial... ...clarity, I see Freud's concept of libido to be much more important than I did when I was in college. The work of psychologist John Olds on the medial... ...nctions, such as body temperature, sleep, hunger, and the development of secondary sex characteristics. But the front part of that organ, the medial... ...ouched the grid but decided the food wasn't worth the pain. Then he showed them that if they crossed the grid they would get a shock to their medial... ...ess is that if Sigmund were with us today he would have renamed his pleasure drive to the more physiological component--the stimulation of the medial... ... it shows how you react to successes and failures. ―The choices we make help us design our lives. We have a great deal of choice in the occupa...

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...ers customs, institutions, beliefs, victories and defeats, recreations and occupations. We employ the word “experience” in the same pregnant sense. An... ... the elders are doing. In part, this sharing is direct, taking part in the occupations of adults and thus serving an apprenticeship; in part, it is in... ...ups becomes increasingly difficult except in the case of the less advanced occupations. Much of what adults do is so remote in space and in meaning th... ...ontaneously, but are set in motion by the demands set up by current social occupations. The main texture of disposition is formed, independently of sc... ... acts are brought into a continuous order; each act not only meets its im- mediate stimulus but helps the acts which follow. In short, direction is bo... ...the results of sufferings and trials over long stretches of time. And such media have no fixed saturation point where further absorption is impossible... ... in technical language the experience which is procured by their means is “mediated.” It stands in contrast with an immediate, direct experience, some... ...y and at first hand, instead of through the intervention of representative media. As we have seen, the scope of personal, vitally direct experience is... ...very step from savagery to civilization is dependent upon the invention of media 240 Democracy & Education which enlarge the range of purely immediat...

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... a political body determined my re tirement. I do not know any one of the occupations by which a subsistence can now be gained, more suitable than su... ...e of necessity; which is generally less than the leisure allowed by office occupations, while the effect on the mind is far more enervating and fatigu... ...ve, through life, found office duties an actual rest from the other mental occupations which I have carried on simultaneously with them. They were suf... ...past eight till ten, at which hour most of us were called off to our daily occupations. Our first subject was Political Economy. We chose some sys te... ...sness of the woful fact. I carried it with me into all companies, into all occupations. Hardly anything had power to cause me even a few minutes’ obli... ...arlyle, it was only in proportion as I came to see the same truths through media more suited to my mental constitution, that I recognised them in his ... ... to look back on these two instances of success in an honest attempt to do mediate service to things and persons that deserved it. After the last hope... ...in the domain of thought, that of an interpreter of original thinkers, and mediator between them and the public; for I had always a humble opinion of ...

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...mpire and the English language should exist, visibly and certainly, as the media by which his spirit escapes from his immediate surroundings and all t... ... the common sympathy necessary to our con- tinued association. The Empire, mediately or immediately, must become the universal educator, news-agent, b... ...nt, and leads to their renewal. I have tried to suggest that, whatever im- mediate devices for pacification might be employed, the only way to a bette... ...easy masses on the other, intervenes the professional politician, not as a mediator, but as an ob- stacle, who must be propitiated before any dealings... ...holiday? I suspect very strongly, indeed I am con- vinced, that in certain occupations, teaching, for example, or surgery , a man begins by working cl... ... leave to the freer initiatives of private en- terprise. Most of these are occupations involving a greater element of interest, less direction and mor... ... life of the more prosperous classes of to- day, the greater proportion of occupations and activities will be private and free. I would like to underl... ...w the scope of the claim I am making for the novel; it is to be the social mediator, the vehicle of under- standing, the instrument of self-examinatio... ...ded and minded, that what time may pos- sibly be spared from the necessary occupations and affairs of the commonwealth, all that the citizens should w...

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...ys for two entirely different reasons. It is either because we take an im- mediate delight in them; or else it is because we be- lieve them to bring u... ...g into the house… . I then turned on my side to go to sleep again, and im- mediately felt a consciousness of a presence in the room, and singular to s... ...- scendental idealism, whether or not of the mind-cure type, taking in the mediaeval mystics, the quietists, the pietists, and quakers by the way, we ... ... the morning I would find it to be nothing but a fancy and delusion. I im- mediately cried out, O Lord God, if I am deceived, undeceive me. “I then cl... ...rd, and mixture and confusion grow intolerable. All the mind’s objects and occupations must be ordered with reference to the special spiritual excitem... ... manner of the perfor- mance. The result is that, quite apart from the im- mediate pleasure which any sensible experience may give us, our own general... ... utmost utility to us, for by its means we can commodiously carry on those occupations which in the night-time would either be quite impossible. Or at...