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...rom the public and handling logistics for the roundtable discussions. Ed Rogers and George Thuronyi provided valuable assistance in building the orp... ...iliated with that network of Grade B intensity as defined by the Federal Communications Commission under section 73.683(a) of title 47 of the Code...

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...rom the public and handling logistics for the roundtable discussions. Ed Rogers and George Thuronyi provided valuable assistance in building the orp... ...iliated with that network of Grade B intensity as defined by the Federal Communications Commission under section 73.683(a) of title 47 of the Code...

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... which they are in competition. The following definitions are taken from Everett Rogers and F. F. Shoemaker (1971): Relative advantage is the d... ... lifestyles toward what has been termed "voluntary simplicity" (Leonard-Barton and Rogers 1980). Voluntary simplicity is characterized by enthusiast... ...ts diffidence to marketing. Beyond the questionnaires, a num#er of mail and phone communications between respondents and team members, revealed the... ...um. Criticizing institutions for neglecting the socio-linguistics of innovations, Rogers and Leonard- Barton (1978) pointed out that "what an innova... ...ult to formulate a simple, meaningful product concept around which a marketing and communications program can be built. Effective concepts like a "... ... adherents to some cause or plan of action. AN HISTORICAL PERSPECTIVE Everett Rogers and F. F. Shoemaker (1971) point out that the essential bas... ...1971) point out that the essential basis for the modern socio-cultural approach to communications resulted from clues out of rural sociology in the e... ...0s a great deal of information accumulated in the area of sociological research on communications. Sociologists have been both eclectic and quick to... ... and others in the field. Much of this research is well summarized in the work by Rogers and Shoemaker (1971) and in Theories of Mass Communication ...

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...r classes. Ijet me introduce to you the sophomore orator, Mr. Standard Oil Rogers." 1909*8 Opportunity J The sophomore speaker, Sam- uel Shepard Roger... ...mmunica. tions, signed with full name, to the editor-in-chief. All special communications and contributiuus lor Thursday's issue must be inby9.ooP. M.... ...e stu- tleut-body. It may be added in passing that a number of last year's communications exerted a strong influence on undergraduate affairs. Fear of... ...captain, C. M. Waters '10. GleeClab—Manager ofMusical Associa- tion, C. B. Rogers '07 ; leader of mandolin club, T. K. Thompson "08; leader of glee cl... ...ptain, C. M. Waters 'lo. Glee Club—Manager of Musical Associa- tion, C. B. Rogers "07 ; leader of mandolin club, T. K. Thompson 'oS; leader of glee cl... ...ptain, C. M. Waters '10. Glee Club—Manager of Musical Associa- tion, C. B. Rogers "07 ; leader of mandolin club, T. K. Tliompsou 'oS; leader of glee c... ...rail way and the Rensselaer hotel mny be had by applying to Charles Bowles Rogers 07. CALENDAR Joint Concert With Amherst The musical clul) management... ...mmunica- tions, signed with lull name, to the editor-in-chief. All special communications and contrihutiuns tor Thursday's issue must he inhyy.no l'. ... ...mmunica- tions, signed with full name, to the editor-in-chief. All special communications and cootribiitiuiis lor Thursday's issue must be inhyg.ooP. ...

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...ill be "running like crazy" just to keep ahead of the students! Captain Rogers and the Pilot give each briefing - really a 'welcome aboard' pep tal... ...e - Computer engineer Console - Mission Astro-Specialist Console - Communications, displays You are one of the Fabulous 8 bridge crew. ... ... of The British Interplanetary Society, "Superresonance and Interplanetary Communications," Vol. 50, pp. 159-160, 1997. 49 The point is, the spee...

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...d meaning. The humanist Abraham Maslow had similar ideas. Then there are the perceptions of our society, especially our neighborhoods and the commun... ...ife. ―The humanist school of psychology has also emphasized the importance of a person being responsible for his or her behavior. Carl Rogers...

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...ain-storming", conceived by "minds". What is a computer, a software application, a communications network if not a (material) representation of cer... ...ivities. Redundant hardware -different centers to perform similar tasks. Redundant communications channels with the same information simultaneously... ...rom criticism to censorship). True, this range of responses characterizes everyday communications as well – but then it is imbued with much less en... ...North America - the most narcissistic culture ever - dreams have been construed as communications WITHIN the dreaming person. Dreams no longer medi... ...tant part of the counselling technique developed by the American psychologist Carl Rogers." Empathy is predicated upon and must, therefore, incorp... ...re, a part of the process of socialization. But, as the American psychologist Carl Rogers taught us, empathy is also learned and inculcated. We are... ...s "survival machines" and they hop from brain to brain and across time and space ("communications") in the process of cultural (as distinct from b...

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...ain-storming", conceived by "minds". What is a computer, a software application, a communications network if not a (material) representation of cer... ...ivities. Redundant hardware -different centers to perform similar tasks. Redundant communications channels with the same information simultaneously... ...rom criticism to censorship). True, this range of responses characterizes everyday communications as well – but then it is imbued with much less en... ...North America - the most narcissistic culture ever - dreams have been construed as communications WITHIN the dreaming person. Dreams no longer medi... ...tant part of the counselling technique developed by the American psychologist Carl Rogers." Empathy is predicated upon and must, therefore, incorp... ...re, a part of the process of socialization. But, as the American psychologist Carl Rogers taught us, empathy is also learned and inculcated. We are... ...s "survival machines" and they hop from brain to brain and across time and space ("communications") in the process of cultural (as distinct from b...

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...o penance in the sea -- Apparitions and Phantoms -- A ghost appears to Captain Rogers -- Saved by a warning -- A sister's spirit gives forewarning of ... ...oming to warn of impending danger. Such a spectre appeared in 1664, to Captain Rogers of the British Navy. He was heading for the Hatteras Capes, but ... ...ot until after weeks of patient effort that our voyagers were able to have any communications with the Australians, who could not be induced to approa... ...alists who accompanied the expedition by invitation, among these being William Rogers, a landscape painter and probably a sketch artist, John Reinhold...

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...e manded entrance to get the lights, had been opposed and kept out by Mr. Rogers and Mr. Brimer, the third and fifth mates. The numbers there were, t... ... clambered on a shelf still higher, and out of the reach of the surf. ‘Mr. Rogers, the third mate, remained with the captain and the unfortunate ladie... ...ft the round house, the captain asked what was become of him, to which Mr. Rogers replied, that he was gone on deck to see what could be done. After t... ...t of the ship, and reached as far as the mainmast. Captain Pierce gave Mr. Rogers a nod, and they took a lamp and went together into the stern gallery... ...ry, where, after viewing the rocks for some time, Captain Pierce asked Mr. Rogers if he thought there was any possibility of saving the girls; to whic... ...urteen years, my house has been made as regular a Receiving House for such communications as any one of the great branch Post Offices is for general c... ...on begging letter,—and for the next fortnight you will have a rush of such communications. Steadily refuse to give; and the begging letters become An ...

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...the language of affectionate attachment. They are covert, sly, underhanded communications, but, fortunately, far more conclusive than if couched in th... ...a goin’, lovey?’ said Mrs. Cluppins, in an in sinuating manner. ‘Oh! Mrs. Rogers is a goin’,’ replied Master Bardell, open ing his eyes very wide as... ...was fain to declare herself decidedly better. ‘ Ah, poor thing!’ said Mrs. Rogers, ‘I know what her feelin’s is, too well.’ ‘ Ah, poor thing! so do I,... ...r?’ said Mrs. Bardell. ‘Ah, what has decomposed you, ma’am?’ inquired Mrs. Rogers. ‘I have been a good deal flurried,’ replied Mrs. Raddle, in a repro... ...d presently returned to the parlour in a most lamb like manner. ‘Why, Mrs. Rogers, ma’am,’ said Mrs. Bardell, ‘you’ve never been introduced, I declare... ...s Mrs. Cluppins’s sister,’ suggested Mrs. Sanders. ‘Oh, indeed!’ said Mrs. Rogers graciously; for she was the lodger, and her servant was in waiting, ... ...tokened anything but respectful astonishment, and that various telegraphic communications appeared to be passing between them and some persons out si...

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...d the War Department, and thence been laid before me, from Missouri, three communications, all similar in import and identical in object. One of them... ...Knoxville, Tenn.: Have seen dispatch from General Grant about your loss at Rogersville. Per contra, about the same time, Averell and Duffle got consid... ... to the law of July 16, 1862, I most cordially recommend that Captain John Rogers United States Navy, receive a vote of thanks from Congress for the e... ... requested you by letter to effect a special exchange of Lieut. Col. A. F. Rogers, of Eighti- eth Illinois V olunteers, now in Libby Prison, and I sha... ...se, on its own account, cot- ton northward of you, and on the line of your communications, would it be an inconvenience to you, or detriment to the mi... ...ate any information in his pos- session concerning recent conversations or communications with certain rebels,” said to have taken place under executi... ...tain rebels,” said to have taken place under executive sanction, including communications with the rebel Jefferson Davis, and any correspondence relat... ...at twelve o’clock on the fourth of March next to receive and act upon such communications as may be made to it on the part of the Executive; Now, ther...

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...ty one years. When I went up to my room, I found there the young man called Rogers, crying. Rogers was not his name; neither was Jones, Brown, Dexter... ...this huge useless tow head directly in front of this town, cut off its river communications, fenced it away completely, and made a “country” town of i... ... silence and abysmal reverie. For ten minutes now, there was stillness. Then Rogers said dream ily— “T en thousand dollars.” Adding, after a consider... ...ht away?” “Yes,’ I said. ‘It is a queer question.” No reply. After a little, Rogers asked, hesitatingly: Life on the Mississippi Mark T wain 192 “... ...spoke, but my mind was absent, and I did not catch what he said. But I heard Rogers answer— “Yes, it seems so to me. It ought to be quite sufficient; ... ... evil courses, go steadily from bad to worse—” “Yes, that’s it,” interrupted Rogers, fervently, “I’ve seen it a hundred times—yes, more than a hundred...

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...p of flies than that of men; it is so quickly joined, so easily dis- solved, so open in its communications and so devoid of deeper human qualities. Th... ... The Parent’s Assistant, Rob Roy, Waverley, and Guy Mannering, the Voyages of Captain Woods Rogers, Fuller’s and Bunyan’s Holy Wars, The Reflections o...

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... practising any mystery, nor giving any advan- tage to Mr. G. by imperfect communications; and accord- ingly, on the day after we reached Dublin, we a... ...s of the case upon which he built, as first reported (I believe) by Woodes Rogers, from the log book of the Duke and Duchess,—(a privateer fitted out,...

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...ing, or rather harpooning of his cheeks. Thinks I, Queequeg, this is using Rogers’s best cutlery with a vengeance. Afterwards I wondered the less at t... ... into direct contact with the Pequod. But this did by no means prevent all communications. Pre- serving an interval of some few yards between itself a... ...oyed in polishing them—one man in each pot, side by side—many confidential communications are carried on, over the iron lips. It is a place also for p...

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...ing, or rather harpooning of his cheeks. Thinks I, Queequeg, this is using Rogers’s best cutlery with a vengeance. Afterwards I wondered the less at t... ...d in polishing them — one man in each pot, side by side — many confidential communications are carried on, over the iron lips. It is a place also for p...

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...and found to contain the following extraordinary, and indeed very serious, communications. To their Excellencies V on Underduk and Rub-a-dub, Presi- d... ...few words in explanation of the general design. A young girl, Mary Cecilia Rogers, was murdered in the vicinity of New Y ork; and, although her death ... ...hile merely paralleling the ines- sential facts of the real murder of Mary Rogers. Thus all argu- ment founded upon the fiction is applicable to the t... ...anch will be rec- ognized by all readers in the late murder of Mary Cecila Rogers, at New Y ork. When, in an article entitled “The Murders in the Rue ... ...will soon be taken.” —Morning Paper—June 25.* “We have received one or two communications, the object of which is to fasten the crime of the late atro... ...” —Morning Pa- per—June 28.*** “W e have received several forcibly written communications, apparently from various sources, and which go far to render... ...ou will find that the discov- ery followed, almost immediately, the urgent communications sent to the evening paper. These communications, although va... ... Now here, of course, the sus- picion is not that, in consequence of these communications, or of the public attention by them directed, the articles w... ...relate it will be seen that be- tween the fate of the unhappy Mary Cecilia Rogers, so far as that fate is known, and the fate of one Marie Rogêt up to...

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...ectures on metallurgy at the Institute in the mean while, and had received a Rogers’ penknife from his father? Which would be most likely to cut his fi... ... easily do without the post office. I think that there are very few important communications made through it. To speak critically, I never received mor... ... another. Certainly less frequency would suffice for all important and hearty communications. Consider the girls in a factory, — never alone, hardly in...

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...aid nothing to her about the past; that, and the whole extent to which our communications should go, I left rather to her own choice. At the second vi... ...right wives, had operated to check Agnes in the per- fect sincerity of her communications. She had told nothing but the truth—only, and fatally it tur... ...tween these classes; and has the rare function of keeping open their vital communications. As a popularizing astronomer, he has done more for the bene... ...avor and their body.’—There is an allegoric descrip- tion in verse, by Mr. Rogers, of an ice-house, in which win- ter is described as a captive, &c., ...

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...ation. Listening in the way of duty to the old Scottish Countess’s profuse communications, she heard what ex- plained a good deal. Did she know the Sp... ...her into a great carved chair, and knelt on one knee by her, saying, “Poor Rogers, I wish he had let it alone. It was hard for my mother and Cecil.” “...

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...oise in 425 Charles Darwin greater numbers even than at present: Wood and Rogers also, in 1708, say that it is the opinion of the Spaniards, that it ... ...press my obli- gation to Sir T. Mitchell, for several interesting personal communications on the subject of these great valleys of New South Wales. 4...