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...s- play of a modern fete, such as we have daily recorded in that part of a newspaper entitled the Mirror of Fashion, if we con- trast these, or either... ... malignant feelings, which must seek grati- fication through more indirect channels, and undermine the obstacles which they cannot openly bear down, m... ... negotiated, his success became rapid. Sir Everard learned from the public News-Letter,—first, that Richard Waverley, Esquire, was returned for the mi... ...followed each other so closely that the sagacity of the editor of a modern newspaper would have presaged the last two even while he announced the firs... ...e- chanic at his sixpenny club may nightly learn from twenty contradictory channels the yesterday’s news of the capital, a weekly post brought, in tho... ...lings of the poet and of the hearers gradu- ally subsided into their usual channel. The Chieftain, who during this scene had appeared rather to watch ... ...elivering up those of less value, which they collected from these inferior satellites. It followed, as a matter of course, that, as we have already hi...

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...s larger than the upper which natu- rally performed the function of a mere satellite and tributary. But here the resemblance ceased, for Mr. Casson’s ... ...emblance ceased, for Mr. Casson’s head was not at all a melancholy-looking satellite nor was it a “spotty globe,” as Milton has irreverently called th... ...nly one thing he told us in his sermon. He told us as ‘Gospel’ meant ‘good news.’ The Gospel, you know, is what the Bible tells us about God. “Think o... ... child, thought Mr. Wesley did; and what he came down for was to tell good news about God to the poor. Why, you and me, dear friends, are poor. We hav... ...ppens just round us. We are just the sort of people that want to hear good news. For when anybody’s well off, they don’t much mind about hearing news ... ... the cow-shed, and turning even the muddy water that is hurrying along the channel to the drain into a mirror for the yellow-billed ducks, who are sei... ...nnot but think their counsel will come to nought. It isn’t for men to make channels for God’s Spirit, as they make channels for the watercourses, and ... ...it—but don’t you find sometimes that both men and women fancy them- selves channels for God’s Spirit, and are quite mistaken, so that they set about a...

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...ter and his sister, Miss Bannerbridge, who said they hoped they would have news from Hampshire very early, so that the poor child might be taken away ... ...your grandfather the squire, and your aunt, and Mr. Bannerbridge? I’ve got news for you.’ Not unwilling to hear him, I took his hand, leaving my compa... ...‘Hide!’ I dived into a furze dell. The tramp approached, call- ing out for news of me. Now at Rippenger’s school, thanks 81 George Meredith to Heriot... ... all that the alderman is lighter on his feet: I back him to be across the Channel first. The object of my instructions to you will be lost, Richie, i... ...’ (she touched the letter lying on a reading-table beside her) ‘turned the channel of all wishes and intentions. My friends left me to fall at the mer... ...onduct. So to escape them I was reduced to study Janet, forming one of her satellites. She could say to me impudently, with all the air of a friendly ... ...truck me as good ones. I could not perceive anything of the air of cynical satellites in these gentlemen—on the con- trary, they were cordially defere... ...ial distinction in his native land save through the ordinary Parliamentary channels.” Y our par- don, Richie; presently. I am replying to a morning pa... ...udge, and I was still fancying I had lost them on the heath. Troops of the satellites of his grand parade surrounded him. I saw him walk down the pier...

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... recompense for his hospitality in the pleasure of questioning them on the news of the country-side. A circumstance arrested Ellangowan’s progress on ... ...That you shall have, Meg—Sit down yont there at the door, and tell us what news ye have heard at the fair o’ Drumshourloch.” “T roth, Laird, and there... ...y obscured the sky. The moon was high, and at the full, and all the lesser satellites of heaven shone forth in cloudless effulgence. The scene which t... ...rt. —As You Like It. WHEN M RS. BERTRAM of Ellangowan was able to hear the news of what had passed during her confinement, her apart- ment rung with a... ... any objection on Miss Bertram’s part to bringing with her this unexpected satellite, he added, “My business requires my frequently hav- ing occasion ... ...of embroidery, they always took care to turn his attention into some other channel, until his garments, “by the aid of use, cleaved to their mould.” T... ...show them fair play for’t.” They soon came to the place he named, a narrow channel, through which soaked, rather than flowed, a small stagnant stream,... ...o their former habits of easy chat, and, after having served awhile as the channel of communication through which they chose to address each other, se...

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...hat voyage had made us as fond of one another’s company on one side of the Channel as we had been afraid of it before on the other, but there was no m... ...g enough to obtain fresh horses, on their way to the Queen-Regent with the news of the great victory of Rocroy. More standards taken, more cannon gain... ...ood landlady and Tryphena both tried to reassure me that if there were ill news it would have been sent to me at once; but though they persuaded me at... ... after having given birth to the long desired son and heir, he treated the news with supreme carelessness. We should never have known whether she live... ...oiselle was in the Prince’s interest; the Prince was dominant, and all his satellites made it a point of honour that none of them should fail in carry... ...rquis, I remain thankful that my wife’s inheritance is on this side of the Channel, and though I myself may be but an exile and a fugitive, I rejoice ...

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...m, of a child whom he had held in his arms on the passage across that very Channel, one cold time, when the hail drifted heavily and the sea ran high.... ...e, had you any conversation with the pris oner on that passage across the Channel?” “Yes, sir.” “Recall it.” In the midst of a profound stillness, sh... ...ing of French extraction, did require his making those passages across the Channel though what those affairs were, a con sideration for others who we... ...m her work and her little song, “we never hear about them. We received the news of their safe arrival, and perhaps another letter, or perhaps two; but... ...e wine shop had sprung to their feet. “Say then, my husband. What is it?” “News from the other world!” “How, then?” cried madame, contemptuously. “The... ...rass, and who died, and went to Hell?” “Everybody!” from all throats. “The news is of him. He is among us!” “Among us!” from the universal throat agai... ...cipate in the con ference, but abided at a little distance, like an outer satellite who was not to speak until required, or to offer an opinion until...

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...d a kind of rage to think they were beyond the reach of articulate communication, like furred animals, or folk born deaf, or the dwellers of some alie... ...o in which all the highly refined among Marquesan la- dies (and Vaekehu above all others) delight to sing their language. An adopted daughter interpre... ...rd-room, to consult, in the dim, cloudy daylight, that map of the world which forms its chief adornment. He was naturally ignorant of English history,... ... sailor—‘an old tough,’ he called himself—who had long sailed among the eastern islands. Him I used to visit, and, being fresh from the scenes of his ... ...tre if you like, but, by your leave, not from my house!’ Thirdly, Paaaeua was a man jealous, and with some cause (as shall be shown) for jealousy; and...

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... fill; And fast on Fridays—if he will; Toast Church and Queen, explain the news, Talk with churchwardens about pews, Pray heartily for some new gift, ... ... the sounds are sent, And spread o’er all the fluid element. There various news I heard of love and strife, Of peace and war, health, sickness, death,... ..., on every tongue it grew. Thus flying east and west, and north and south, News travell’d with increase from mouth to mouth. So from a spark, that kin... ...hade? 40 Or ask of yonder argent fields above, Why Jove’s satellites are less than Jove? Of systems possible, if ’tis confess’d That ... ...e on this side T rent; 30 Nor cross the Channel twice a-year, To spend six months with statesmen here. I must by al...

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...titude that struck terror into the souls of all the pupils. ‘I’ve got such news for you, ’ said Miss Cheggs approach ing once more, ‘Alick has been s... ...ard Swiveller informed him that he was waiting to depart. This was welcome news to Dick, who started up directly. After a few words of confidence in t... ...; and near them, on a small shelf of its own, the dunce’s cap, made of old newspa pers and decorated with glaring wafers of the largest size. But, th... ...th upon her favourite drum, and sinking into a chair behind it, called her satellites about her, and to them several times re counted, word for word,... ...nifested a lively interest in Mrs Jarley personally, and such of her waxen satellites as were to be seen for nothing, were not affected by any impulse... ...r Brass or his sister Sally, but invariably chose Richard Swiveller as his channel of com munication; and as he proved himself in all respects a high...

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...s, tolerable enough for one who had been so long inured to hardships. As the news of my arrival spread through the king dom, it brought prodigious nu... ...nd situated to the north east of Lilliput, from which it is parted only by a channel of eight hundred yards wide. I had not yet seen it, and upon this... ...me, who was up to my breast in water. When I ad vanced to the middle of the channel, they were yet more in pain, because I was under water to my neck... ...approaching in a hostile manner: but he was soon eased of his fears; for the channel growing shallower every step I made, I came in a short time withi... ...ether unac countable, was the strong disposition I observed in them towards news and politics, perpetually inquiring into public affairs, giving thei... ...rd part of that number. They have likewise discov ered two lesser stars, or satellites, which revolve about Mars; whereof the innermost is distant fr...

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...ery mile of the usual way from Wuthering Heights. My human fixture and her satellites rushed to welcome me; exclaiming, tumultuously, they had complet... ... not weary you. Are you feeling better this morning?’ ‘Much.’ ‘That’s good news.’ I got Miss Catherine and myself to Thrushcross Grange; and, to my ag... ...s experienced a lull, and further circum- stances diverted it into another channel for a space. His new source of trouble sprang from the not anticipa... ...ay: now then! Heathcliff, why don’t you evince satisfaction at my pleasant news? Isabella swears that the love Edgar has for me is noth- ing to that s... ... it was to be he didn’t hear; but you urge Mr. Linton to look sharp!’ This news filled me with fresh fears; I outstripped Ken- neth, and ran most of t...

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...the fruitless fidget of composition, as if to see whether, out in the blue channel, the ship of some right suggestion, of some better phrase, of the n... ...erest): press least hard, in short, on the consciousness of your heroine’s satellites, especially the male; make it an interest contributive only to t... ...aid Ralph. “She’ll send a description of us all, including Bunchie, to her newspaper.” “I shall ask her not to,” Isabel answered. “You think she’s cap... ...e people want, and it’s a lovely place.” “It’s too lovely to be put in the newspapers, and it’s not what my uncle wants.” “Don’t you believe that!” cr... ...ur later she was in as cheerful a mood as should have been looked for in a newspaper-lady in want of matter. “I’ve promised to do the social side,” sh... ...scretion, as a general thing, was rather of the open sea than of the risky channel, dropped a remark of ambiguous quality, struck a note that sounded ... ...st in silence, and then Mr. Bant- ling asked Isabel how it had been on the Channel. “Very fine. No, I believe it was very rough,” she said, to her com...

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...my charge.” Mr . Carey had no great ease in expressing him- self. When the news came that his sister-in-law was dying, he set off at once for London, ... ...e results were curious. Mr . T urner , who was the first victim, broke the news to his form that the headmaster would take them for Latin that day , a... ...at Blackstable. Sometimes friends came to stay with the doctor and brought news of the world outside; and the visitors spending August by the sea had ... ...see things differently . Like many another he discovered that crossing the Channel makes things which had seemed important singularly futile. The life... ...ity of grace of a Japanese print. They went further down; and the splendid channel, a symbol of the great em- pire, broadened, and it was crowded with... ...r ,” said Athelny . “Not the sort of day one would like to be crossing the Channel.” Presently they finished, and Sally came in and cleared away . “Wo... ... escaped you. The answer was obvious. Life had no mean- ing. On the earth, satellite of a star speeding through space, living things had arisen under ...

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...nd the fifth brother, William, whose brief career as one of Mrs. Buckner’s satellites will fall to be considered later on. So soon, then, as the Minot... ...y safe; looked for papa, did not see him; so walked on quickly, giving the news as I went.’ [It appears, from another letter, the boy was the first to... ... the first to carry word of the firing to the Rue St. Honore; and that his news wherever he brought it was received with hurrahs. It was an odd entran... ...reet joined papa. ‘… I’ll tell you to-morrow the other facts gathered from newspapers and papa… . Tonight I have given you what I have seen with my ow... ... the mist. As to the ship which was to meet us, and pioneer us up the deep channel, we did not know if we should come within twenty miles of her; when...

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...lay down flat in the canoe and spread this over me. Wonderful things these newspapers! I never read one through thoroughly before, but it’s odd what y... ... trouble 113 H.G . Wells about washing and dressing, and though I read my newspa- pers and the letters that came by the first post, I did not find th... ...lind flattened, whirling body, its disc-like belt, and seven of its little satellites. It grew and grew, till it towered enormous; and then I plunged ... ... a common eight-ounce gradu- ated medicine bottle, plugged with masticated newspaper. He gave it to Plattner at the end of the afternoon school. Four ... ...rderly progress of the planets, and that the deflection of Neptune and its satellite was becoming now of an unprecedented kind. Few people without a t... ...Himalaya were melting and pouring down by ten million deepening converging channels upon the plains of Burmah and Hindostan. The tangled summits of th... ...aid vaguely, “but the precise—” “That’s it,” he said. “In a beastly little channel she hadn’t no business in—dodging pirates. It was before they’d put... ...ings, and not a human being but ourselves anywhere in sight up or down the channel. Except the Pride of Banya, lying out beyond a lump of rocks toward...

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...’s-eye,’ said the Night-Inspector, taking up his keys. Which a deferential satellite produced. ‘Now, gentlemen.’ With one of his keys, he opened a coo... ...Good- night.’ Mr Inspector had not moved, and had given no order; but, the satellite slipped his back against the wicket, and laid his left arm along ... ...old the answer. Good-night.’ Again he turned towards the wicket, where the satellite, with his eye upon his chief, remained a dumb statue. ‘At least,’... ...behalf of the representatives of the deceased, as was duly recorded in the newspapers. Mr Inspector watched the proceedings too, and kept his watching... ...nce into the till, and, seating herself in her fireside-chair, resumed the news- paper she had been reading. She was a tall, upright, well- favoured w... ...race. ‘You’re cruel hard upon me, Miss Potterson.’ Miss Potterson read her newspaper with contracted brows, and took no notice until he whispered: ‘Mi... ...es. There were friends who seemed to be always coming and going across the Channel, on errands about the Bourse, and Greek and Spanish and India and M... ... received the exonerating paper, and that it satisfied her—by opening some channel altogether indepen- dent of Lightwood: who likewise had seen Julius... ...ur in the day.’ Now, to cast about for some likely means of opening such a channel. The boy , Hexam, was training for and with a school- master. The S...

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...n this box, which you will not open until you are on the other side of the Channel.” “Very well; and you—what will you do?” “I—I return to Paris.” “Wh... ...reat satisfaction of all; and while we are still gaping with wonder at the news, you come and tell us today, “Let us say no more about it.’” “Well, th... ...spute it. M. de T reville recommended everyone to return home and wait for news. On entering his hotel, M. de T reville thought it best to be first in... ...am sure of it.” “That is an important point, do you understand?” “Then the news I brought you is of value?” “The greatest, my dear Bonacieux; I don’ t... ...me?” “No.” “So it was for me alone you have taken the trouble to cross the Channel?” “For you alone.” “The deuce! What tenderness, my sister!” “But am... ...ne myself to a sort of prison, from which he will release me by one of his satellites.” “But why have you not fled?” “Whither should I go? Do you beli... ...ve first. If your friends are the more speedy, you are to be saved; if the satellites of the cardinal, you are lost.” “Oh, yes, yes; lost beyond redem...

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...ring the fifteen years of his literary life Poe was connected with various newspapers and magazines in Richmond, Phila- delphia and New Y ork. He was ... ...ring the fifteen years of his literary life Poe was connected with various newspapers and magazines in Richmond, Phila- delphia and New Y ork. He was ... ...reenest laurels. If we may be- lieve the Longinuses; and Aristotles of our newspapers, we have quite too many geniuses of the loftiest order to render... ...its with madness and delirium, had now begun to retire within their proper channels, and the dis- 39 V olume One tinctness which was thus added to my... ...e attraction of the planet should be super- seded by the attraction of the satellite — or, more precisely, where the gravitation of the balloon toward... ... Transactions, in which it is stated that at an occulta- tion of Jupiter’s satellites, the third disappeared after having been about 1" or 2" of time ... ... adventure, than being dashed into atoms against the rugged surface of the satellite. And, indeed, I had now every reason to be terrified. My distance... ... with terror at the public attention thus acutely directed into the proper channel; and, in certain classes of minds, there would have arisen, at once... ... by a voyage of some extent—the original design being to cross the British Channel, as before, in the Nassau balloon. To carry out his views, he solic...

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... ones; yet I usually carried my dinner of bread and but ter, and read the newspaper in which it was wrapped, at noon, sitting amid the green pine bou... ...d is made, or mechan ics, and not learn how it is earned; to discover new satellites to Neptune, and not detect the motes in his eyes, or to what vag... ...Neptune, and not detect the motes in his eyes, or to what vagabond he is a satellite himself; or to be devoured by the monsters that swarm all around ... ... bring the Old World some weeks nearer to the New; but perchance the first news that will leak through into the broad, flapping American ear will be t... ...after dinner, but when he wakes he holds up his head and asks, “What’s the news?” as if the rest of mankind had stood his sentinels. Some give directi... ...he aid of his neighbors, he would take out the old yellow pine. He sawed a channel in the ice toward the shore, and hauled it over and along and out o... ...are but various fruits which succeed it. Man flows at once to God when the channel of purity is open. By turns our purity inspires and our impurity ca... ...re. Cape becomes bar, and plain shoal, and valley and gorge deep water and channel. When I had mapped the pond by the scale of ten rods to an inch, ...

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...rosperity and happiness. If in the course of their growth we should open new channels of trade and cre ate additional facilities for friendly interco... ...re fully restored in all parts of the coun try and trade resumes its wonted channels. It will be my endeavor to execute all laws in good faith, to co... ...ng from Ohio was the first sitting Senator to be elected President. A former newspaper publisher and Governor of Ohio, the President elect rode to the... ...flations, and price upheavals. The normal balances have been im paired, the channels of distribution have been clogged, the relations of labor and ma... ...evelt. Mr. Truman’s victory in the 1948 election was so unexpected that many newspapers had declared the Republican candidate, Gov ernor Thomas E. De... ... a pavilion on the East Front of the Capitol. The ad dress was televised by satellite around the world. SENATOR D IRKSEN, M R. C HIEF J USTICE, Mr. V... ...y in those small, splen did efforts that make headlines in the neighborhood newspaper instead of the national journal. With these, we can build a gre...

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...n to perceive a track, and I believe that the quarry will not escape. Good news, he said. Truly, I said, we are stupid fellows. Why so? Why, my good s... ...n others; they will be like a stream which has been drawn off into another channel. True. He whose desires are drawn towards knowledge in every form w... ...ernative. And the more detestable his actions are to the citizens the more satellites and the greater devotion in them will he require? Certainly. And... ... reason, and taken up his abode with certain slave pleasures which are his satellites, and the measure of his inferiority can only be expressed in a ...

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...e speed of gravitation, which, using “detectors” such as planets and their satellites, is not linked to deviation of geodesic lines and quadrupole mas... ...gister waves of the force feld, using “detectors” such as planets or their satellites, does not involve a quadrupole mass-detector and its specifc tec... ...d fows. An analogous “hump” follows the Sun: its magnitude is more less. A satellite in an Earth orbit has the same ebb and fow oscillations — its orb... ... unknown pure quantum state via dual classical and Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen Channels. Phys. Rev. Lett., 1998, v. 80, 1121–1125. 7. Riebe M., H¨ affner ... ...ng an unknown quantum state via dual classical and Einstein-Podolsky-Rosen channels. Phys. Rev. Lett., 1993, v. 70, 1895–1899. L. Borissova and D. Rab... ...ysics), No. 1, 1998, 61. 6. Rincon P. Teleportation breakthrough made. BBC News On- line, 2004/06/16. 7. Rincon P. Teleportation goes long distance. B... ...s On- line, 2004/06/16. 7. Rincon P. Teleportation goes long distance. BBC News Online, 2004/08/18. 8. Whitehouse D. Australian teleport breakthrough.... ...Online, 2004/08/18. 8. Whitehouse D. Australian teleport breakthrough. BBC News Online, 2002/06/17. 9. Kamla J. Private communications. 2001. 10. Owen...

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...ews led him into more arduous paths. Already in 1842 he became editor of a newspaper, which was suppressed by the Prussian Government early in the fol... ...ve that capitalism is the source of modern war. Since the running of a big newspaper requires a large capital, the proprietors of important organs nec... ... with their own class in opinion and outlook. They are able to decide what news the great mass of newspaper readers shall be al- lowed to have. They c... ...of finding their will seldom questioned; they are surrounded by obsequious satellites and are not infrequently engaged in con- flicts with T rade Unio... ...s no better than myth. Although capi- talism affords in modern society the channel by which the instinct of pugnacity finds its outlet, there is reaso... ...tinct of pugnacity finds its outlet, there is reason to fear that, if this channel were closed, some other would be found, unless education and enviro... ...ion of material goods might close to the instinct of competitiveness those channels in which it is harmful, and cause it to flow instead in channels i...

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...ut how do you do? I see I have frightened you—sit down and tell me all the news.” It was in July, 1805, and the speaker was the well- known Anna Pavlo... ... into the anteroom. “I can’t remain any longer in Petersburg. Tell me what news I may take back to my poor boy.” Although Prince V asili listened relu... ...on? The English will come off badly, you know, if Napoleon gets across the Channel. I think the expedition is quite feasible. If only Villeneuve doesn... ...nd pure intimacy, were what my heart needed. But enough of this! The chief news, about which all Moscow gossips, is the death of old Count Bezukhov, a... ...with ringing bells; but on a long journey Alpatych liked to have them. His satellites—the senior clerk, a countinghouse clerk, a scullery maid, a cook... ...il- ity of that essence’s being revealed, and were designed only to form a channel through which the judges wished the answers of the accused to flow ... ...oon as Pierre began to say anything that did not fit in with that aim, the channel was removed and the water could flow to waste. Pierre felt, moreove...

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...tor, or Com bination of Able Editors, gains the world’s ear. Of the British Newspaper Press, perhaps the most important of all, and wonderful enough ... ...o is there now that can read the five columns of Presentations in his Morning News paper without a shudder? Hypochondriac men, and all men are to a ce... ...ourse of their own; that in so multiplex, intricate a nature, there might be channels, both for admitting and emitting, such as the Psy chologist had... ...such cases, your resource is to talk little, and that little mostly from the Newspapers. Now when I look back, it was a strange isolation I then lived... ...ce’s Book on the Stars, wherein he exhibits that certain Planets, with their Satellites, gyrate round our worthy Sun, at a rate and in a course, which...

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... thus inadvertently broad- cast their message over the air traffic control channel instead of the cabin public-address channel. Also at 8:25, and agai... ...here in the world in more than 30 years, and never in the United States.As news of the hijackings filtered through the FAA and the airlines, it does n... ...ts.They enabled the passengers to gain critical information, including the news that two aircraft had slammed into the World Trade Center. 77 At 9:39,... ...- west. Six, southwest of the White House, deviating away.” This startling news prompted the mission crew commander at NEADS to take immediate control... ...s of radar, the flight data recorder, the cockpit voice recorder, infrared satellite data, and air traffic control transmissions. 168 Five minutes lat... ...ined in creating a “Bureau of Services” (Mektab al Khidmat, or MAK), which channeled recruits into Afghanistan. 22 The international environment for B... ...SION REPORT Final1-4.4pp 7/17/04 9:12 AM Page 86 information-gathering satellites that serve other government agencies. The Defense Intelligence A... ...velopments, in turn, placed a premium on planning the next gen- eration of satellite systems, the cost of which put great pressure on the rest of the ... ...he State Department managed counterterrorism pol- icy. It was the official channel for communication with the governments pre- sumed to be behind the ...

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...ns from beyond the sea; I grill in my blood over the silly rudeness of our newspaper articles; and I do not know where to look when I find myself 7 M... ...oor Editors? I cannot pity myself, to whom it was all pure gain. It was no news to me, but only the whole- some confirmation of my judgment, when the ... ... that they read, feeding themselves, for the rest, on the draff of country newspapers, and the very instructive but not very palatable pabulum of some... ..., founded and largely sup- ported by himself. This was but one of the many channels of his public generosity; his private was equally unstrained. The ... ... It is just this rage for consideration that has betrayed the dog into his satellite position as the friend of man. The cat, an animal of franker appe...