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...s and issues – concepts -- is an important process not only to those who are in the business of proposing and diffusing concepts, such as freedom of ... ...ent dilemma of reconciling altruistic ideals with current negative myths about the business world; (2) the social cause advocate who is already mark... ..., nonprofit and public organizations. That is, ideas are fostered by profit-making businesses and the nonprofits, as well as government. The book's... ...overnment regulation. Within this meaning the emphasis is on economic benefits to business and social benefits to society that result from the adop... ...d social benefits to society that result from the adoption of socially responsible business policies by corporate enterprise. For example, a great ... ...odity investments. Cell (6) lists profit-making services such as those offered by travel agencies, insurance companies, purveyors of the performing... ...e radio are late inventions. Before their advent the public had to rely upon some traveler to bring with him word-of-mouth reports, upon some Paul ... ...tage stamp campaign for the U.S. Postal Service), to sell services (Amtrak's train travel), to recruit personnel (armed forces recruitment advertis... ...ansit, Lovelock (Lovelock and Weinberg 1978) segmented a market based upon various travel characteristics. Church nonmembers have been segmented in...

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..., it can be slaughtered for meat or sold. As a young man, I used to do business by buying good buffalo calves from Phayao, and then I raised them ... ..., to watch out for who goes crouching in the fields and forest to do their business, and catch them and notify me. So, little by little, we got lavato... ...backs of buffalo or zebu, and would go about selling their wares that way. Business used to also often be done by bartering. Very common goods for sal... ...ghbours at all. Today, people say that each for himself and mind their own business. Today, people like to boast about how clever and wise and strong ... ...the Ceramic Factory. Poor sales are reflected in the whole village. I have business operations in other villages, too. I wouldn't like to sack anybody... ...d to see the King, for example, visiting some province or city, you had to travel there. Or if you wanted to know, see foreign affairs, you had to tra... ...rs ago, when people leaving for Saudi Arabia had to borrow money for their travel arrangements. Nowadays, one has to use a middleman in all loan matte... ... and video it. Maybe I'll meet a suitable girl through my friends or on my travels. No. No. To the doctor. Do you believe in reincarnation? Do you go... ...n. You can see all sorts of things on it, every possible thing. No need to travel. Here in our own village, one can see life in different countries an...

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... hereafter, then da sky‘s da limit.‖ --―Touche‘ And Con is a retired businessman. He finds your country fascinating and wants to list it on the... ...e customs may differ somewhat, for example from Catholics to Jews or from businessmen to government workers. Values are concepts that we hold in hig... ...ion as ethical or unethical. For example, if a person leaves an important business meeting and is rushing to the hospital to be by his wife‘s side f... ... the top of the mystical mountain, but all arriving by different means of travel. ―It has long puzzled me why the common brothers in your western... ...ned about light years. Then we went to the moon. And here am I, the first traveler around the solar system. I certainly am a believer in science. Bu... ... accumulate your wealth in goods or in memories? Do you want to experience travel, people, and ideas or do you want to buy cars, yachts and houses? I... ... that a future reward will be won. Losing weight, developing a successful business, completing a difficult course of study, learning another languag... ...willing to give up their desires to have children? Or that politicians or business people will volunteer to reduce their populations. Realistically,... ...or wives. 109 ―Lycurgus, before setting up the laws of Sparta, traveled widely—to Asia, Egypt, Crete, to find laws that were just and tha...

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... it promulgates at its convenience. Its soldiers and peacekeepers, its bankers and businessmen, its traders and diplomats are its long arms, an emb... ...s proved unable to compete with cheap imports from the provinces. A whole class of businessmen - the equites, later known as the equesterian order ... ...ermining the interests of both the soldiery and the equites, Rome's non- Senatorial businessmen. This clash of vested interests and ulterior motives... ... Byzantium (Thrace versus Constantinople). Orhan wanted to cut into this lucrative business. He started by defeating emperor Andronicus III and his... ...e EPA (Environmental Protection Agency) has sacrificed America's nature reserves to business interests. A heavily politicized Supreme Court legitimi... ...onomic Cooperation and a close aide to Belarusian President Aleksander Lukashenka, traveled to Iraq in an effort to recoup millions of dollars owe... ...to the only regional nuclear power - and by global networks like al-Qaida. In his travelogue, "Eastward to Tartary", published in 2001, Robert Kap... ... aggressor in the first Gulf War, after 1991. Iraq's relatively affluent and well-traveled urban denizens had access to all the amenities and cons... ...a, as the late assassinated Serbian prime minister, Zoran Djindjic claimed? UNMIK's travel documents and its license plates, for instance, are still...

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...cious Cycles Pg 545 Boredom Pg 548 Profit Pg 561 The Prime Imperative of Business Pg 591 The Minimum Wage Pg 595 Financial Security Pg 59... ...nd Mystery Novels Pg 1774 The Undead and Dreams Pg 1775 The Undead, Astral Travel and the Past Lives Scam Pg 1777 The Undead in Myths and Legend... ...nic Force; not a mechanical one. Take light rays as an example. Light rays traveling through intergalactic space actually avoid hitting stars: th... ...gone around the stone, it resumes its original path. The only reason light travels in a general direction that is more or less straight, is becau... ... a perfectly straight line. Just like it does with stars in space. If light traveled in a perfectly straight line: it would release most of its T... ... Help them develop economies that will compete with yours and put you out of business and make your country poor? If the 3rd world countries ever b... ...ry to keep the wealth of their natural resources for the benefit of their own businesses. THE PATH OF SPLITNESS Chapter Six A: Civilization The E... ...ard-earned knowledge and experience with competitors who might put you out of business; by using your own hard-earned secrets against you? Each spe... ... own formula for the color red in glass? How many glass factories went out of business because they never found it? What is this but killing and de...

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... up front for once.” “I tried that but she goes so slowly.” laughs Stef in frustration. Simon looks at Stef and feeling as if it is none of his business cycles up the path behind Nicola. Nicola is waiting at the entrance to The Glen; seeing Simon and Stef as they enter the car park she rides slowly into the trees following the narrow path. As she approaches the ...

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...s a platform. It invited people to tinker with it. Hobbyists wrote programs. Businesses began to plan on selling software. Jobs (and Apple) had no clu... ... able to eavesdrop on occu- pants of motor vehicles equipped with the latest travel assistance systems by producing secret warrants and flicking a dist... ... by government researchers and computer scientists who had no CEO, no master business plan, no paying subscribers, no investment in con- tent, and no ... ... online information services were built around very different tech- nical and business models. Their designs were much easier to secure against il- leg... ...on if something went wrong. By the 1960s, the company name was International Business Machines, and IBM dominated business computing. Its leadership ... ...he lease covered everything—hardware, software, maintenance, and training. 4 Businesses developed little in-house talent for operating the ma- chines ... ...rdinary. Many have continued as formal research assistants; others as fellow travelers willing to stay in touch and read a draft. Over the course of t...

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...m. He cheated his first wife and his kids of money he should have paid, manipulated his business(s), lied to his separate little groups, split away ... ...lus bipolar. He went to a psychiatrist only once, about 16 years ago. He's a successful businessman and he's a narcissistic psychopath." "In actual... ...till carrying from the prior devaluation. Then I discovered all his lies regarding his business, which he considered 'his little secret'. After 6 m... ...which he considered 'his little secret'. After 6 months of marriage he came home from a business trip, waited 'til the next morning after I left for... ...him once and for all: 'I am not interested in speaking with you. My personal life is my business. Please stop calling me.' Say it in an unemotional,... ... heroic impulses. He navigates them to forbidden realms of the intellect. He makes them travel far, travel fast, travel light, behave against all no... ...icenses, is fully mobile on a short notice, does not buy real estate or immovables. He travels light and he likes to travel." The Entitlement of Ro...

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...of this in detail in my books "The Ulysseans - the Theorem and the Myth for traveling from one universe to another" and "La nascita della Cosmo-Art"... ...il this most recent publication, one can see the entire path my ideas have travelled along and that I now can define with the name of Cosmoartistic ... ...of Secondary Beauty (see A.M. "The Ulysseans - the Theorem and the Myth to Travel from One Universe to Another" published by The Sophia University of... ...k of this universe is to create Secondary Beauty, without which Life cannot travel from one universe to the next. 14 THIRD THEOREM The third th... ...the second theorems (see A.M. "The Ulysseans - The Theorem and the Myth for Travelling from one Universe to another" published by Solaris Editions of... ... deep pain during a pregnancy cannot continue to think that it is only her business, and that her child will not be affected by it. If the mother cr...

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... individual and collective progress. But then, he told himself, he was not traveling to Laos to progress but to degenerate. It was a cynical assessmen... ...reshing honesty of the Laotian's words. "You've lost your jobs?" "We have. Business slowed and our use is over. We will drift elsewhere in other tempo... .... No, it isn't the affairs. What you press against your body is none of my business. It isn't as if I need to inspect the underwear you plan to put on... ...r latest paintings as if to say that what he does with his own body is his business; I don't tell him how and where to move his legs so why should I w... ...e like a boy in front of a thousand cookies he was the same as any foreign business holidayer of the masculine gender looking for the nearest brothel.... ...on be descending upon him in that dark, suffocating net? A middle aged man traveling alone on a train to nowhere, Nongkai, and then to the sister cit... ...ven show the least interest in my life relationships, friendships, where I travel, where I live, what I do." Her face cringed at the steering wheel an... ...-your sex life, I don't want to hear about it. It is private--your private business and I don't want my nose rubbed in it." "What has your nose been r... ...ng their faces that, complacent or even content, these laborers in shared travels to the homes of extended family would find meaning in their relatio...

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...tant. None of the hostility from the day before was present. It was more like a business meeting, a superior telling a subordinate what to do. "Go t... ...is blond hair and then squeezed the knot of his tie into a tight V. He watched business-men and women, with their tailor made suits and leather bri... ...loch, Vice-President, Public Relations Director. Doing his best impression of a business­ man, he walked over to an attractive looking woman typing ... ...?" "The bottom line," Richard repeated sarcastically. "Is that a term that all business-people use as some kind of sacred oath of sincerity?" Alan... ...a cold chord. "I see that diplomacy is not one of your long suits." "I'm not a business-man, but I was taught to be blunt." Rich­ ard stepped closer... ...Aaron Matlovich's heroic deeds were always the topic of discus­ sion whenever he traveled in search of new mining contracts around the North East. T... ...man, or government is solely responsible. We are all responsible. I in­ tend to travel the world with this message: we are all responsible for the w... ...ND, WASHINGTON STATE LE SLAPPING OF the window wipers and his exhaustion from traveling from DC sent Brent into a soft slumber. "We're getting clo... ...Ryan and the rest of his men immediately tore off their goggles. The white mist traveled no more than three feet above the ground, and cast a ghostl...

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...ds that appeared near Umsong to be rid of scenery so bland. Although the bus traveled down the highway as a solid, jitterless mass, he jittered into m... ...r and sister now dead) it did not deter him from leaving America. To be on a traveler's visa with his own Korean passport did, however, seem to be a b... ...ust as it had when he actually encountered him in Soul. Sang Huin was always traveling--especially when he was in the States. He was discontent and wa... ...ings. He was not wearing a monk's robe. Another man's fate was none of his business. This type of action just was not done; and yet, he was not the... ...t to be perfectly legal. After all, he was a Korean citizen, albeit one on a traveler's visa, and so he did not have to work for anyone but himself. H... ...ed himself marginally. In the dark sleeping room of the mokotang, where many businessmen got their only bit of relaxation from the week, he sat in a r... ...fool, since he had shown himself to be kind and easily taken advantage of in business (he would have continued to tolerate only getting two-thirds of ... ... them to flush dung down the toilet, and no amicable smiles that are part of business transactions. They were natural, ingenuous people who meditated... ... through society small doses of competitive cunning could be exuded in basic business competition and politics for the whole duration of one's long li...

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...ways at a personal cost to the provider) are the commonest of contracts. We open a business. We sell a software application, we publish a book – we... .... Both are preoccupied with boosting the share's price - rather than the company's business. Hence the inflationary executive pay packets. Shareho... ... gains to their masters by provoking persistent interest and excitement around the business. Shareholders, in other words, do not behave as owners ... ...omness and its lack of self-awareness. Market participants go about their egoistic business, trying to maximize their utility, oblivious of the int... ...imes. The dotcom revolution was less about technology than about new ways of doing business - mixing umpteen irreconcilable ingredients, stirring w... ...s been raised with every scientific advance - from in vitro fertilization to space travel. Every technology can be potentially abused. Television ... ...ate and adopt some of the attributes of the past of normal cultures. This is why a traveller who visits a neurotic culture (and is coming from a no... ...has the feeling that he has been thrust to the past, that he is experiencing a time travel. A War of Cultures is, therefore, not very plausible. The... ...on? Generations upon generations seem to have thought so. They incubated dreams by travelling afar, by fasting and by engaging in all other manners...

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...that keeps them so contented. Certainly people in my country need both. The media extol the joys and the promises of sex and the street corner busine... ...ay parties, weddings, bar mitzvahs, bat mitzvahs, and sweet 16 parties. Wealth is so often thought of as power, We see it in politics, sports, busine... ...e toughest inmate, the power gained from being in the best school or on the best team—the examples are endless. Then there are the political, busine... ...sy to see how power through violence is common among people as is gaining power through having a territory such as owning a car, a house, or a busine... ...ht? Are our instincts really directed by power and not by pleasure, as Freud believed?‖ --―I can certainly see the drive for power in busine... ...time they get to school they should feel good about themselves and be ready for success in many areas outside of their family. We use foreign travel... ...d neglected. She was also a pioneer in understanding how important our cultures and environments are to us. This was made obvious to her when travel...

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... to boosting the faltering economy or assisting people who want to start businesses or buy homes. Banks want only one thing: to make as much money ... ...e hot potato until someone finally gets stuck with it, it’s all part of “business as usual.” Their only aim is to write billions on the plus column... ...rter. And this attitude does not only belong to banks. Essentially, every business operates this way, from insurance companies, through banks and h... ...ct will be immediate. Today, every scientist, politician, economist, and businessperson knows that we are all interdependent. This is why every wor... ...ing answers to the riddles of life that only authentic Kabbalah provides. Travel through the pages and prepare for an astonishing journey into the ...