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...The life of human beings is a place of communication. Consequently, any cognitive and cogitative manifestation presents a route of communication. People consume their lives relating by communicational. Some communicational relationships are contradictory,...

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...EFAN VLĂDUŢESCU (COORDINATORS) COMMUNICATION NEUTROSOPHIC ROUTESAcknowledgment: This work was partially supported by the grantnumber ... ...DUŢESCU (COORDINATORS) COMMUNICATION NEUTROSOPHIC ROUTES Educational Publishing 2014Pe... ..., Assistant Professor, PhD, University of CraiovaCopyright 2014 by editors and authors for their papersEducation Publishing1313 Chesapeake AvenueColum... ...9732831ISBN: 978-1-59973-283-1ContentsIntroduction: Thesis of neutrosophic routes of communication 7Florentin Smarandache, ŞtefanVlă... ... 7Florentin Smarandache, ŞtefanVlăduţescuChapter 1. Communication and neutrosophic reinterpretation 11Florentin Smarandache... ... 11Florentin Smarandache, ŞtefanVlăduţescuChapter 2. Information and Computer Engeering inneutrosophic managerial decision ... ...Neutrosophy 88Daniela GîfuChapter 6. Non-places, Neutral Spaces and the Specificityof Communication in Postmodern Fr... ...ly generate meanings. As structuring domain of meanings,communication is a place where meanings burst out volcanically.Manifestations of life are surr... ...n of differentcommunicational thoroughfares. The life of human beings is a placeof communication. Consequently, any cognitive or cogitativemanifestati...

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...We are in a time that allows us to benefit greatly from technology. These benefits can be for all ages and types of people. This technology can also be a double-edged sword as there are ways to expose your private and financial information to those that with to exploit, steal, or scam. The best way to benefit from technology i...

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...Security is perhaps the biggest issue when it comes to the IoT. A world where cars, city infrastructure, healthcare, companies and homes are all connected creates a perfect storm for cyber vulnerability. As billions of devices become connected, the devastation hackers and cyber-attacks can create increases. In the home, Americans are worried about ...

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...Table of Contents Introduction ................................................................ 7 Aging in Place ............................................................ 9 The Internet of Things (IoT) ...................................... 11 Basic Explanation of the IoT........................................................

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...rmitted by U.S. copyright law. For permissions contact:support@myfastpc.comThis book and the content provided herein are simply for educational purpos... ...ery effort has been made to ensure that the contentprovided in this book is accurate and helpful for our readers at publishing time. No liability isas... ...s due to the information provided. You are responsible for your ownchoices, actions, and results.All product names, logos, and brands are property of ... ...troduction ................................................................7Aging in Place .............................................................. ... Now ............................................................. 26 Change Your Router’s Password .................................................. ...ssential Questions Every Tablet Shopper Should Ask ..... 79Tech Support for Aging in Place ...............................81 Technical Support for You... ...r lives and, in keeping with agrowing trend, utilizing it to help them with Aging in Place. Imagineordering your groceries with a device in your kitch... ...d started. Upon entering the car, you are given atraffic report and told the fastest route to work. This is an example ofIoT technology working to pro... ... 25What You Can Do NowChange Your Router’s PasswordIf you have a home router, you may still be usin...

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...eat of Limmer in Germany. They were quiet happy in their wooden castle until it was seized by the house of Hanover. Undeterred, they built longboats and sailed for England, felling trees in the Kings forest and building villages. The honest grew corn, owned mills, made cloth, made top notch boots and sold grain. The dishonest tried a little smuggling, 'Borrowed' a Geldin...

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...he verbal few. You cannot say for certain if they were royalists or parliamentarians, while the civil war rages they kept their head down producing and selling the grain so needed during the period- no matter which side you may be on. On the whole Limmers were (are?) a law abiding lot. Pretty boring really! During Elizabethan times Robert Lymmer and his Cousin did a b...

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...Table of Contents Introduction. Chapter 1 The Origin of Lime. Chapter 2 The Legacy of Lymme Chapter 3 Dog gone Lymmer Chapter 4 Limmer and Letters Limmer origins and Place names. Limmer and Migration Putting Limmer on the map Chapter 5 - As far back as surnames go Chapter 6: A second look at the Map Chapter 7 Limmer Landma...

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......................................................................... 29Chapter 4 Limmer and Letters.................................................... ...................................................................... 36 Limmer origins and Place names................................................ .................................................................. 36 Limmer origins and Place names.................................................... ...ace names...................................................................38 Limmer and Migration.................................................. ... 7 Introduction IntroductionThe internet is not a place to take information at its face value. A simple e... ...g andBasingstoke has meant the destruction of a good deal of the earlyhistory of Limmers. Places like Suffolk and Norfolk have takentime and care to d... ... Newcastle-under-Lyme, but in Lincolnshire, they were Limber Parva and Limber Magna. This route for the term lymmer has been offered as evidence for t... ...rted as a place name. It has been suggested, by those who favour the Lymm to Limmer route of origin, that Gilbert de Lymm came to England, beari... ...ersion of Limmer is Lemmere or Lemmer. John Lemmere, for example, probably came from this route22 or, did he derive his name from the time of the Roma...

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...s you can, the second to get as close to the understanding of the original reader as you can. In other words, it is about getting into the right time and the right place. Without these considerations you can guarantee to introduce error. The amazing thing about Scripture is how the Old-Testament was so full of predictions that came true in such fine detail. To accomplis...

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...We close the Old-Testament with seven outstanding events unfinished, These things must take place before the New-Testament can open. First, the relevant parts of Daniel and Ezekiel’s prophecy must be fulfilled. Four conquering nations must come, each swallowing up the previous empire to enlarge it. Babylon and Assyr...

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...Table of Contents Introduction 7 Historically: 13 Philosophy and Religion: 18 Deviations: 29 Preamble to Synoptic Gospels and Acts 35 Matthew 42 The person: 42 The Gospel: 43 Mark 50 The person: 50 The Gospel: 51 Luke 56 The Person: 56 The Gospel: 57 John 62 The Person: 62...

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... The Right Time, The Right Place *** To the weary, downtrodden and persecut... ...ght Time, The Right Place *** To the weary, downtrodden and persecutedKeep hold of your hope through the long dark night. Da... ...tedKeep hold of your hope through the long dark night. Dawn will soon break and restore your joy. *** © ... ...amon 1985 (Photo by Brian) The Right Time, The Right Place. Table of ContentsIntroduction................. .................................................................13 Philosophy and Religion:............................................................. ............234 Page 5The Right Time, The Right Place. Page 6 Introduction ... ...abylon did notgo away, they simply spread unseen throughout the worldvia other routes, and through other nations. We see them inthe Old-Testament weav... ...Hades for a bestial orgy. Thiswas the place Jesus passed with his disciples on route tomount Hermon73. Here he broached the subject that wouldchange t... ...ehoiachin, he could notbe the genetic father.93 If Joseph was the only genetic routethen we might rightly say God does not keep promises andJesus was ...

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...A screen adaptation of Algernon Blackwood's classic chiller, "The Willows" (and, to a lesser extent, "The Centaur" and "The Man Whom the Trees Loved"), as well as ten additional stories....

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... The Place Vorpal The Devil Drives a ‘66 Golem The Burning Cathedral of Summer A Boy and his Dinosaur Every Blade of Grass Crash Dive Country Roads Clouds Death Grader ...

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...The book is devoted to roads, their origin and development throughout the centuries. Their history started along with the appearance of humans, their first paths, first attempts to expand the borders of their habitat. The chronicles of road connections should be consi...

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... stony, with camels’ skeletons strewn all around—eerie marks, indeed, but useful for any traveler to use them for road signs. Piercing cold in winter and unbearable heat in summer. Ever-nagging thirst, fostered by the need to conserve water. Constant anticipation of storms or encounters with nomads—nobody knew which of the two was worse. Finally, sporadic towns and oases w...

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...K 39/31C45 Timur Cherdabayev C45 Roads of the World: History and the Present Day - Almaty: OF Aldongar, 2014. – 256p.: ill. ... ...119-11-9 The book dwells on historical aspects of the world’s road and construction industry development, starting from the very first... ... development, starting from the very first paths of humankind, first routes and ways of goods and people land transportation in the epoc... ...development, starting from the very first paths of humankind, first routes and ways of goods and people land transportation in the epoch of th... ...Towns 24 4. The Middle Ages. 1.3.2. Earliest Trade Routes 26 Drawing New Boundaries 108 1.4. Ae... ...usands Li Long 67 5.2. White Roads 140 2.6.2. Routes 69 5.3. Four Quarters of the World 142 ... ...smaller scale, took thousands of vehicles per day has humbly remained place in England as far back as in the XIX century, in the shadows of human... ...t began to assemble into ‘walk- The map of the main African places where the bone remnants of australopith-ways’ which would much later... ...China, fossil specimens were discovered thathabitat. As those early humans placed themselves were attributed to primitive humans then n...

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...J'ai beaucoup roulé, surtout sur les routes du sud-ouest des États-Unis. Les photos qui composent cet album sont sélectionnées parmi les centaines de photos avec des routes que j'ai réalisé au fil du temps. J'ai ajouté une méditation latine à chaque photo, av...

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...Cet album se veut à la fois un éloge des routes et des voyages, mais aussi de la langue latine, dont aujourd'hui, peut-être, on se débarrasse trop facilement, si on juge par le nombre de choses sages que l'on pourrait exprimer à travers ses mots....

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... Un album photo de Florentin SmarandachezPréambuleJ'aime voyager. J'adore les routes. Je conduis, je regarde, je médite, j'éco... ...dans un cahier, tandis que je garde le volan avec la main gauche.J'ai beaucoup roulé, surtout sur les routes du sud-ouest des États-Unis. Les photosqu... ...tats-Unis. Les photosqui composent cet album sont sélectionnées parmi les centaines de photos avecdes routes que j'ai réalisé au fil du temps.J'ai ajo... ... il n’a pas d’amour sans jalousie 48Decimus Magnus Ausonius si tu te mettais à sa place, tu penserais différement 49Johannes Parvu...

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...VAGABONDS AFLOAT IN FRANCE recounts the story buying a 100-year-old riveted-iron canal boat named “Vagabond” and exploring the superb French canal system – over 6,000 kilometres of inland waterways plus famous rivers like the Saône and the Rhône and the Garonne. How could you not fall in love with a country that has 365 different ch...

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...ur weirdest summer ever was the one we spent cruising the canal du Midi in the south of France. It’s the canal most travelled by people on hire boats and there is a reason for its popularity – the weather is great, the canal has fewer locks to navigate than, say, the Burgundy or Nivernais canals, and many stretches of the canal are close to the sea. This means you can moo...

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...OUND ON THE MIGHTY RHÔNE CHAPTER 12 ARRIVAL IN THE SOUTH - THE CANAL DU MIDI CHAPTER 13 A SECOND SUMMER IN THE SOUTH OF FRANCE CHAPTER 14 TOULOUSE AND BEYOND CHAPTER 15 RETURN TO ROANNE CHAPTER 16 VAGABOND FOR SALE CHAPTER 17 AU REVOIR LA FRANCE END NOTES - MEDITATIONS ON TRANSITIONS - THOUGHTS ON SLOWING DOWN APPENDIX - BARGING IN FRANCE - BUYING A CA...

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...Blessed with enchanting landscapes and heavenly mountain ranges, Nepal has a lot to offer people who seek adventure and experience. Trekking in Nepal allows you to explore the beautiful nature, flora and faunas residing on the highs and lows of trekking tra...

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...A Complete Independent GuideABOUT THIS GUIDEThis page contains all the free and independent trek information you needfor trekking in Nepal. We believe... ... Nepal. We believe a good article should be long enough tocover the subject and short enough to create an interest.We have summed up itineraries from ... ...n interest.We have summed up itineraries from the Great Himalaya Trail high and low routes. Wehave shortlisted thirty six individual trek routes in Ne... ...st.We have summed up itineraries from the Great Himalaya Trail high and low routes. Wehave shortlisted thirty six individual trek routes in Nepal with... ... general description,picture and summary table for each individual trekking route.Use our exclusive filter to find the trek best suited to your requirem... ...clusive result eachtime! Also, check what trek experts had to say about the route.Enjoy your trekking in Nepal! Thamel, Kathmandu, ... ...dditional night there, as it is a very Permitbeautiful place. Langtang National Park ... ...teahouses are available in Number of Daysonly a few places but you can make use of 10 dayshomestay o... ... Number of Daysremains intact in many places. Also, the 16 dayspolyandry system is sti...

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... Buy me a coffee: @Grace (Glafira Regina Osypets) London and Leeds illustrations: Andrii Osypets Kirkgate Market photos... ... it is also a borough of London, it would be tough to separate the history and tourism of these two places. I apologise to the disgruntled res... ...London, it would be tough to separate the history and tourism of these two places. I apologise to the disgruntled residents of Westminster. ... ... 3 A BRIEF INTRODUCTION AND HOW TO USE THIS BOOKIf you are reading these words, I have managed to b... ...th the most important dates) and what to visit in the city (best tourist places with illustrations). You can read every chapter or only a chapter ab... ...quartered. To deter rebellion, they dipped Wallace's head intar. They then placed it on a pike on London Bridge. The war ended, but it does not mean t... ...ures including archaeological sites, eco trails, walking and orienteering routes. 33  Black Mount...

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...The Bakersfield Californian objected to the barren site, and also to the twisting path from town - there were nearer and better camping places. Besides, it wrote, the “hot bend in the river" was no place to spend $20,000 of tax money. The Californian rallied the public to oppose t...

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...Park visitors were a diverse group. In May 1929, in late night and early morning hours, mixed-sex, nude bathing parties had been observed at the reservoir. Hart was incensed. He had labored to create a beautiful park for everyone, but he was prepared to protect it against criticism. He w...

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... Bakersfield, California This work is free to publicly-supported schools and libraries. Commercial users contact Gilbert P. ... ...ottom land about seven miles up Kern River fromBakersfield. He died in 1909, and in 1915 his son-in-lawDaniel Harris offered some of that pro... ...s did not buy, but in 1920 it onceagain had a chance, this time from Herman T. Miller and T.B. Wiseman.The Bakersfield Californian objected to the bar... ...earer and better campingplaces. Besides, it wrote, the “hot bend in the river" was no place tospend $20,000 of tax money. The Californian rallied the ... ...hase, but the rival Bakersfield Morning Echoconsidered the old Barker property a fine place for a public park -- ww... ...ons-per-minute raised river water to the reservoiras well as to a metal tank that was placed high on the hillside.17 Hartboasted, "A clean sandy botto... ...ain. That'swhy it stayed at the park."105Loraine Smock recalled the train's half-mile route. "The station waseast of the water-wheel and across the st... ...f 59 Park caretaker Lorraine Smock driving train, 1946Others remember that route, too, but few knew anything about thecabs themselves, exce...

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...‘Migration’ is a difficult word. It encompasses multiple interlinked practices, policies and relationships, and it touches people all over the world in myriad ways. This anthology is designed both as a teaching and research resource and as a provocation. Contributions range from personal reflections to succinct ...

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..."The arrogation of powers to keep people ‘in place’ – from historical regimes of serfdom, to contemporary measures to regulate movement, to modern city forms such as the hukou system in China – all define who is and who is not a migrant in relation to regional, national...

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...Beyond Rules Beyond Contract Keeping Time Representations: Powers and Pitfalls Troubling Bodies Towards Emotion Making Politics Rescaling and Re-placing Routes and Readings...

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... Published by COMPAS 2014 Edited by: Bridget Anderson and Michael Keith Copyright © COMPAS 2014Migration... ...94041, USA. Published by the ESRC Centre on Migration, Policy and Society (COMPAS) University of Oxford, 58 Banbury Road... ...n of COMPAS is to conduct high quality research in order to develop theory and knowledge, inform policy-making and public debate, and engag... ...ney Jonathan PriceLanding routes And reAding out ofClaudine Toutoungi ... ... interlinked phenomena, ever more concerned to manage migration. In place ofnone of which are clearly explained by the word itself, the Ir... ... the refugee/economic The arrogation of powers to keep people ‘in place’migrant binary. There have also been significant moves – from hi... ...o trigger relationalitiesand the nation; between identity, sovereignty and place, between virtual exchange and chains of mobility reflectforegroun... ...hip that recognises transnational imaginaries. It is typologised by routes,the obligations of international law, the principles of netwo... ...erto been a formality, are increasingly drawn onmight suggest pathways and routes of future scholarly to police the claims of international migr...

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...The Silk Roads are the trade routes that connect Asia with Europe and Africa since the ancient times. Due to their importance of the Silk Roads for trade there were many wars for their control over the centuries. The following chapters refer to some of t...

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...yzantine & Ottoman Empires The Greek-Persian Wars Alexander the Great and the Silk Roads Vasco Da Gama & the Silk Roads The War for the Railw... ...a in Afghanistan IntroductionThe Silk Roads are the trade routes that connect Asia with Europe andAfrica since the ancient times. Du... ... Each chapter is andindependent essay, which was written at different date, and therefore thebooklet’s chapters can be written in any order.I.A.17.2.2... ...6 The Wars for the Silk RoadsThe ancient Silk Roads were the sea and land economic corridors whichconnected Asia to Europe and Africa. Thro... ...at the same time he attacksIsrael and Syria, which are the only alternative routes to Europe. Trade andmerchandize can change but geography always rem... ...istory/persian_empire.jpgDuring the period of the Persian Empire, the trade routes were safe, andcommunications were highly developed. It was a great ... ...ilateral mechanism on energy issues, with the first leaders'meeting to take place in Turkmenistan.6th ParagraphIn November last year, Turkmenistan and...

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...A parallel world where some of the Anglo-Saxon tribes traveled north into Scandinavia, and later the Viking colony of Vinland expanded, and left a legacy of an Anglo-Saxon tongue being spoken in North America, among a people who were very largely of indigenous ancestry. But those cultures are not the focus, ...

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...And then I topped the rise, and what lay before me was made clear to my wide-open eyes. A medicine wheel. A circle of stacked stones in the center, like a well or circular wall, with spokes of stones lined up stretching out...

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...tervention Four: Brings Circumvention Five: Into Contention Six: Following Abstention Seven: Comes an Invention Eight: Causing Dissension Nine: And Condescension Ten: A Worldly Distention Eleven: Then, Contravention Twelve: Merits a Mention Thirteen: Amid Tension Fourteen: Seeking Retention Fifteen: At Least in Intention Sixteen: And Then Lo, Ascension...

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...n(c) 2022 Kevin Wade Johnson This is a work of fiction. All the characters and events portrayed in this work are fictitious, and any resemb... ...rondheim—the name of a real city in Norway. Since the characters left the place behind after chapter one, and it never got explored ... ... in Norway. Since the characters left the place behind after chapter one, and it never got explored anyway, no problem, I thought.... ...e that first novel locked me in. There are a few superficial resemblances, and of course anything that differs from one parallel world to another is r... ... said. "Thank you, chief." My leathers were clean, with the insigniae in place and everything proper. My war bag sat on therug beside me, at one end... ...lder. I hadn't been this way more than a handful of times, but I knew the route. I'd pass the next hill to theright, then around the one after to the... ...What path would those hunters choose? It might or might not match the best route for a skimmer.And the possible paths for people on foot numbered much... ...he probably would have been belting out some drinking song. But I had the place to myself. I crawled under the covers, pulling them over my head. ... ...sready when I got to the vehicle yard. I headed out, at first on the same route as yesterday. I'd follow a path north of that in the afternoon,and sl...

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...San Damiano four friends are drawn into a search for a mysterious stranger with a reputation for acts of kindness. An unanticipated visit by the FBI and Secret Service adds to their curiosity and strengthens their resolve to find him. Their search takes them to Italy, where the elusive stranger seems just beyond their reach. Then, near the ancient town of Assisi, home o...

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...uation correctly. Peter observed a man in rags giving a dying man a sip of water. For whatever reason, he was curious about him. He told his friends and we, in an effort to be supportive, joined in a search to find the man. We have not been successful in our search, although we have encountered some interesting stories along the way. Then, suddenly, the FBI and Secret S...

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... i AcknowledgementsThanks to Giovanni di Bernardone and Chiara Offreduccio for... ... Giovanni di Bernardone and Chiara Offreduccio for endlessinspiration and to my wife Cheri, Cynthia Wallington, Lee Jackson and JudyMorris for their e... ...of the room seemed naturaland peaceful, an aura of otherworldliness suggested a spiritual presence. Itwas too stark to be a place of power or wealth, ... ...re?”Each time he received the same response, from a gentle unseen speaker, awoman’s voice, “You are where life is temporary and life is eternal.” Andt... ...e lights came froman ambulance, several police patrol cars and a fire engine near the corner ofK and 10th Streets. The same place where he saw the pan... ...nd 10th Streets. The same place where he saw the panhandler and thehooded man. His first inclination was to choose another route and avoid thecommoti... ... life is precious, fromthe unborn child to the dying elder, from hungry families to strugglingsoldiers to those in far away places. Even, he said, the... ... we are familiar with yourbackground and past activities. This is a serious matter and we would preferto go the cooperative route rather than pursuing... ...ment andchanging times. After passing motels, restaurants and tourist shops in Bodega Bay, theycontinued north on a narrow Route 1 past several small...

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...Parallel worlds touch where two places are so similar that one leads to the other. Only people more perceptive than the norm can sense them, though. Einar follows the much more "knowing" Agnethe from one world to the next, each seeking their destiny....

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...Snow was falling by the time the sun set, and I soon found myself in the monotonous state I'd been in last night. The frozen crust crumpling just a bit, the sharp wind, feathery with snow, icy against our eyes. No other skin was exposed, but it was once again too d...

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...Cover art by Garrett W. VanceThis is a work of fiction. All the characters and events portrayed in this work are fictitious, and any resemblan... ... ways she was. But I didn't know about the treatments he would give me, and to some other "students." Ididn't know those treatments would let me so... ..., thatthe Professor's treatments would lead me to knowing who I could love and trust, lead me to thelove of my life, to fear, to rage...and to sheer, ... ...uld see the endless snowfields that surrounded the Institute, with ghostly placesscattered at great distances. I saw my mother's face, smiling at me t... ... I stopped. After a moment, I said, very quietly, "I'm so alone in this place, and I reallyneed a friend." She stopped shaking after a moment, s... ...ll I know, Einar,was that I could sense the...Gate we just came through. A place where...where two worlds are sosimilar, so exactly the same, that you... ...we reached the market. I was the oneto deck the cutpurse. She explained en route that the town gates were more dangerous thanwithin the walls, with to... ...es under it, and maybe the roots. Agnethe had led us here, so any other route was undoubtedly worse. But here were allthese branches sticking out a...

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...n the early days of our travelling through the islands of the Ha'apai group in central Tonga, we met up with a Kiwi couple in a quiet anchorage. Alan and Liz had recently sailed to Stewart Island in the far south of New Zealand with their kids and were keen to share their impressions. Perfect time for an exchange of ideas! Over numerous cups of tea, they shared their ...

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...pole, submarine, or swamp from both ends? This rogue wave passed slowly under our keel until we were no longer horizontal but bow to the heavens and staring at the sky. OMG! Time stood still in a stretched-out frightening moment. Then, as if in answer to my prayers, I heard B.B. King singing “The Thrill is Gone”. The liquid mountain of water moved on and we kept rolli...

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...LAND : CYCLONE ON OUR TAIL GOOD AS GOLD IN GOD'S OWN - Bay of Islands WARRIORS ONCE AGAIN: TE AURERE'S EPIC VOYAGE ENDS BUSBY’S DREAM CADILLACS AND CANOES – historical perspective ANOTHER YEAR, ANOTHER ADVENTURE AFLOAT (Great Barrier Island) HANGING OUT WITH A LEGEND : DR. DAVID LEWIS (We, the Navigators) FIORDLAND MAGIC STEWART ISLAND : WILD AND WINDY CHARTIN...

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...N UNDER **** “FellowShip” in New Zealand and Australia Introduction ... ...nd nations of the South Pacific before they wereswallowed up by the 21st century and rising sea levels. We didn't want to waituntil we had a bigger ba... ...visited – before it changed. Pre-GPS. Perhaps even pre-fibreglass. In Vanuatu and Tuvalu we experienced a bit of that “life in the BeforeTimes”. Le... ...iracle of moderntimes which allowed us to wander off the tried-and-true cruising route ofearlier days with an added degree of security. Not complete s... ...we had brought ashore. Just as the wind is free and allows us to sailfreely from place to place without fuel, sunshine and solar light is free.Economy... ...umerous cups of tea, they shared their thoughts on cruising NewZealand – listing places to visit and tips for amazing adventures. NewZealand was a gre... ...know the Australian Alps get more snow than the SwissAlps? And Oz is a dangerous place! Located midway off the nearly 3,000 kilometres of Australia... ...ewZealand's first sailing waka and took on the task of re-opening Maorimigration routes. Te Aurere was built on his “lump of dirt” in the Far North(Do... ...d. Later on, and perhaps simply in need of a change in latitude, Lewisstudied route-finding by Australian desert Aborigines who navigate bydreamtim...

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Describing a novel way of drawing the ground plan of Stonehenge with the peg and string method, revealing previously unknown relationships.

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...divide a circle into 56 equal parts?’ The questions are not answered with the keys provided by science. We need a ‘dumb-key’ to resolve the problems and answer the questions. The dumb-key is found by asking ourselves what geometric drawing implements did the builders have? They must have marked the ground with some kind of plan or they would not have known where to dig t...

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... Acknowledgements I must acknowledge the help of the late Dr. P. Hunt, a very good friend and talented academic mathematician who very... ... R.J.C.Atkinson who published ‘Stonehenge’, (Penguin 1979, & 1990) from which the descriptions and measurement details in this current ... ...rement details in this current book are obtained. The construction method and other views expressed in the following pages concer... ...marked the ground with some kind of plan or they would nothave known where to dig the holes to place the stones.The only geometric implements they wou... ...a measure, and sharpenedpegs to scratch lines in the turf, or to drive into the ground to mark places. They would haverope, or the ancient equivalent,... ... a lot of sharp wooden stakes and a bag of chalk dust for marking the ground inthe appropriate places.One of the sharp wooden stakes is to be used to ... ...orbits can be calculated from anytwo.10) The orbits can be calculated by a number of different routes from any datum orbits.Divergence from Norton’s d... ...s from any datum orbits.Divergence from Norton’s data will vary very slightly depending on the route taken.11) The exponents are related one to the ot...

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...The years of World War I, 1914-1918, were years of change for Canada. Canada made a place for itself in world affairs, and the country found its stride. Women in Canada too found their stride, making significant contributions to Canada’s war efforts, and becoming fully engaged in the social, economic, politi...

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... to afterward as the “Great War,” the “war to end all wars,” as though such a disaster could or would ever be repeated, focus on the political causes and horrifying loss of life in the bombings and trench warfare. The aftermath is usually described in terms of the Paris Peace Conference in 1919 and the devastation wrought by the worldwide flu epidemic, which added to the d...

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...ought family law inequities,were at the heart of our national war efforts, and were broke down higher education barriers, and propelledpivotal ... ...r education barriers, and propelledpivotal players in the resulting social and economic change. themselves into the public sphere. They became ac... ... leaders in all the key social, economic and political reformsCanada’s engagement in the First World War is cited as... ...o give up their jobs tohomecoming servicemen and return to their “natural” places asthe keepers of the hearth, many women refused to do so, and indeed... ...nce, the wrong. After all, men may be human. Perhaps the timeman’s place is the farm. Shall I call man away from the will come when m... ...it to do the most good, a call for back to Canada to a name and place on the quilt. So back bedding came from the front-line hospitals in E... ... Sankey, the Lord Chancellor, read Judicialworking, and they chose another route. They petitioned Committee’s decision at Temple Bar. The Judi...