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...ut he is. The photos in the papers and the newsreels do him injustice. He is almost athletic. “Your name is Ernst Frankenberg?” He knows the an... ...cted, were covertexts. They did contain hidden messages. The whole thing was almost amateurish. But the stegotexts were meaningless streams of chara... ... He catches me completely off-guard: “Yes, I am. I mean, I did. A not too gifted amateur, I am afraid.” He stares away: “I used to play the ... ...to a close it was clear that the West is fast acquiring a new adversary: the Soviet Union. They were all over Europe, closing fast on Germany, Italy... ...ocumentary explosives on the disks would render them somehow ineffective. Hence the amateurish breaking and entering at the GMG. They needed to asce...

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...everal of the soplio- morus wore bla/.onod forth on ac- count of social or athletic tal onts (liBiilayod. Nor was the fac- ulty overlooked. One of the... ... the Laiul Cffioo of the State of New York. Mr. Hoover is an editor of the Union-Sun, a daily paper of Look- port, N. Y. 'i)0—Rov. Carroll Perry, ront... ...ngton Ave., Exter and Blagden Streets Headquarters for CoUegfe, School and Athletic Teams. 350 Rooms 120 New Ones AMOS H. WHIPPLE, Proprietor COLLEGE ... ...ed. Q. 5. Azhderian Dealer in Pine Footwear, Gent's Furnish- ings, Tennis, Athletic and Gymnasium Goods. Agent for Collins and Fairbanks' Celebrated H... ...ne of the commencement ora- tors. B\)r two years he was prin- cipal of the Union school at Farmer, N. Y'. and then studied law in Auburn, N. Y. During... ...he oppor- tunities and work of the Christian ministry will be held at tlie Union Theological seminary, 700 Park avenue, New York city, March 22 to 24.... ...e not di- rectly in front of the conjuror, yet it was a good exhibition of amateur legerdemain. The favorites in Part II were evenly distributed. Nobl... ...hat" makes wholesome re- marks on the present local mani- festation of the amateur spirit in athletics, and " Sanctum " wag- gishly convinces us that ... ...e Theatre,"and after the first few minutes oast aside entirely his initial amateur- ish manner. His encore, a selec- tion displaying his ability at ne...

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......................................................................... 51 AMATEUR AND PROFESSIONAL SPORTS .............................................. ...ol graduates. It struck me over the years of visiting the former Soviet Union that little old ladies were given jobs sweeping the streets with the... ...society-based modern utopia. Communistic socialism was tried by the Soviet Union, China and a few other countries. But it was never successful. Tryin... ...rimarily to those whose major accomplishments are non-academic but rather athletic,--primarily bedroom gymnastics. Globalization has often increased... ...es have to have plans that are good for the society. The Communist Soviet Union didn‟t have a workable plan. The Chinese Communists did, at least De... ...ou couldn‟t have a biography of Napoleon without a little blood letting! AMATEUR AND PROFESSIONAL SPORTS “As long as we are on the subject o... ... fast, that is all well and good. We just don‟t pay them for it. They are amateurs. They do it for the love of the activity. It makes no sense to us ... ...e should come from a job well done in a socially valuable area. Political, athletic or artistic achievement do not give status in themselves. The ath...

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... most violent warrior. We need only look at the various sects of every religion to see how the spectrum of holiness varies from an individual union ... ...ies and countries. That way each is an expert in a geographical area that the others don‘t know. Those who can‘t find success in academics or athlet... ...nd fame is found in every walk of life. Keeping the tidiest house, volunteering the most often for community work, having the smartest or most athlet... ...judge both the quantity and the quality of time spent with and for that person. A father might devote many hours with his son coaching him in athlet... ...zens, have no place here. All of our students can learn to appreciate music, art, philosophy and the other humanities. You may find one of our amateu... ...so the biological researcher or the carpenter with interests in ballet may well have a social network that includes professors of the arts and amateu...

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...e information you need by wandering off into a strange click-trail of sites, amateur and professional, commercial and not, hobbyist and entrepreneur, ... ...able information processing power of a decentralized network of hob- byists, amateurs, universities, businesses, volunteer groups, professionals, and ... ...gram. Perhaps you are a collage artist who wishes to incorporate images that amateur artists have put online. None of the works are marked by a copyri... ...way of seeing the world; think of the early-twentieth-century rules treating unions as “conspiracies in restraint of trade” or the Supreme Court decis... ...tive. Presumably government economists in the United States and the European Union have been hard at work ever since, seeing if the right actually wor... ... to the actual evidence of whether the Directive helps or hurts the European Union, or whether the database industry in the United States has collapse... .... These types of patents are discussed in Chapter 7. 3. San Francisco Arts & Athletics, Inc., et al. v. United States Olympic Committee, 483 U.S. 522 ... ..., 266n10, 268n24, 270, 274, 285n1, 289n21, 290, 290n24. San Francisco Arts & Athletics, Inc, et al. v. United States Olympic Committee, 483 U.S. 522 (...

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...Sharing Pg 1020 Sharing and Money Pg 1023 Before the Protestants Pg 1025 Unions Pg 1045 Upward Mobility-Progress-Hope Pg 1051 Slavery Pg 10... ...lf: if you can take ordinary people from any walk of life and put them into an amateur theatrical production, and create an entire cast of fictional ... ...into competition, into a fight for status. The obsession with perfecting some athletic feat is everywhere in mass culture. Surfers, basketball play... ...rying to perfect challenging tricks which take only a few seconds to perform. Athletics has become the exclusive arena of show-offs. They practice ... ...ugh, they do not have fun, they do not enjoy what they do. Their specialized athletic trick is their only claim to fame. It is the only way they ca... ...ss you make money from it: it is worthless. Why do you think there are so few amateur sports compared to professional sports? Because when you make... ...red to professional sports? Because when you make winning the first priority… amateur sport stop being fun. People find that when they get no posit... ...em of keeping as many people as possible out of any racket, or profession, or union, or job-opportunity which makes a profit. The idea of work as a ... ...em of keeping as many people as possible out of any racket, or profession, or union, or job-opportunity. The idea of work as a necessary struggle fo...

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...s of craftsmen (Proudhon), a federation of voluntary associations (Bakunin), trade unions (anarcho- syndicalists), ideal communism (Kropotkin). Wha... ...ogy as much as shared history and customs. As a religion, it proscribes a conjugal union with non-Jews. Jews are not even allowed to partake the fo... ...elf) government and in the Lenin and early Stalin administrations. When the Soviet Union crumbled, Jews again benefited mightily. Three quarters o... ...n - from cooking to hiking - can now be indulged at home with pro-am (professional-amateur) equipment. We may become self-sufficient as far as func... ...ested in the truth. In many respects, he was a propagandist. Worse, he combined an amateurish understanding of the Economic Sciences with the fervo... ...not all stereotypes are negative. Blacks are supposed to have superior musical and athletic skills. Jews are thought to be brainier in science and ... ...capitalized, understaffed, and outperformed by the competition, these fledging and amateurish outfits usually spew out shoddy products and lamentab...

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...s of craftsmen (Proudhon), a federation of voluntary associations (Bakunin), trade unions (anarcho- syndicalists), ideal communism (Kropotkin). Wha... ...ogy as much as shared history and customs. As a religion, it proscribes a conjugal union with non-Jews. Jews are not even allowed to partake the fo... ...elf) government and in the Lenin and early Stalin administrations. When the Soviet Union crumbled, Jews again benefited mightily. Three quarters o... ...n - from cooking to hiking - can now be indulged at home with pro-am (professional-amateur) equipment. We may become self-sufficient as far as func... ...ested in the truth. In many respects, he was a propagandist. Worse, he combined an amateurish understanding of the Economic Sciences with the fervo... ...not all stereotypes are negative. Blacks are supposed to have superior musical and athletic skills. Jews are thought to be brainier in science and ... ...capitalized, understaffed, and outperformed by the competition, these fledging and amateurish outfits usually spew out shoddy products and lamentab...

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...imself that an ability to record notes on a staff would tranform him from an amateur cello performer and general musical dilettante to a composer. it... ...ful nation on the Earth (at least it was at the present date if the European Union "stayed out of things"-a common idea of his father's that made him ... ...do math and will let you play sports in her yard under the supervision of an athletic trainer. The yard is large and fenced in nice. You know that. Yo... ...ers of the East with reference to the new economic experiments in the Soviet Union and China. "The whole f-- world is West," thought Gabriele. She fel... ...ving with Seong Seob he believed (as much as his ruminations allowed) that a union with a man would be perennial splendor. Back then he thought it wo... ...addresses of art galleries the curators there would guide her toward various amateur art fairs so that she could sell her work. There was, however, t... ...--never Mr. Petulant-- with her grocery shopping or searching for acceptable amateur art for the school lounge (a Gabriele Sangfroid deemed not tame e...

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...ss as it is. Yolbas, what's the mindless acrobat's name? You know, your athletic friend." Yolbas managed to grind out "Erh-lang." "Oh yes, Erh-... ...e was no dragonette. She swelled with her adulthood. Her body was taut, athletic. She moved with an unpretentious grace. He thought she must hav... ...beginning? Look at that turn!" Ao Rue looked with disdain at Erh-lang's amateur acrobatics. A small sneer crossed his lips and tendrils, but he w... ...etween Talon and Claw, Flame and Fur." Mei-chou's mention of the ancient union made Lei-kung uneasy, but he resisted its lure. "You're nothing but... ...them back. The storm had passed. Lolling on their backs, savoring their union, they floated wing tip to wing tip. Finally, Ao Rue lifted his head...

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...ructions to his companions, admonishing them of the necessity of maintaining a union that no divisions could separate; for it was his hope that the co... ... find on the cluster of islands to which their course had been directed; tall, athletic men, with long hair and beards, Albanian caps, papyrus cloth a... ...elves. The regular filibusters claimed that the colonists and negroes were but amateurs at the business of robbery, and therefore not entitled to the ... ...considerable while until he had completely doubled the cape and discovered the union of the Atlantic and Pacific oceans. On the 28th of October the El...

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...ly and agreeably broad turn- down linen collar, and frivolous ankles above athletic shoes. The High Bridge crosses the Mississippi, mounting from low ... ...in’s-egg blue, clumsy Red River carts laden with luxurious furs, whiskered Union soldiers in slant for- age caps and rattling sabers. It suggested to ... ... tested motor; a racket which beat at the nerves. Surly young men in khaki union- overalls. The most energetic and vital places in town. A large wareh... ...echanics that start trouble—reading a lot of this anarchist literature and union papers and all.” “Do you approve of union labor?” Carol inquired of M... ...as Kennicott’s comment. She defied him by encouraging Raymie: “Do you have amateur dramatics and so on here?” “Oh yes! The town’s just full of talent.... ...me at seven instead of eight. please hurry!” She was as unreasonable as an amateur leading woman on a first night, and he was reduced to humility. Whe... ...nted. “But if we did,” Carol cautioned, “it would be awfully silly to have amateur theatricals. We ought to paint our own scenery and everything, and ... ... the people in Gopher Prairie to admire me. I did use to be admired for my athletics at the U.—just five months ago. CHAPTER XXXIII For a month which ...

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...roup- ings, of neighbours and neighbourhood, of companies, as- sociations, unions, secret and public societies, religious group- *But see Gidding’s Pr... ...opia did not at any rate go to that. He spoke, too, of the regula- tion of unions, of people who were not allowed to have chil- dren, of complicated r... ...be as versatile as any well-educated man is on earth to-day, and no T rade Union will impose a limit to his activities. The world will be his Union. I... ...d work, into patriotic effort, into artistic enthusi- asms, into games and amateur employments, and an enor- 160 A Modern Utopia mous proportion of t... ... gentlemen of honour degenerated 177 H G Wells fast enough into a sort of athletic prostitute, with all the defects, all the vanity, trickery, and se...

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...books that we do. She is going to have G. F . S. and Mothers’ 37 Yo n g e Union, and all at poor Arnscombe, and she told me to call her Magdalen.” Wi... ...nt of the mystery of the Incarnation, the Church, the chosen emblem of the union of humanity with her Lord, had gradually purified and exalted the sex... ...e thoroughly understanding and trustworthy, and capable of keeping off the amateur—the great bugbear. So Magdalen consented, after rapturous desires o... ...d Underwood, 151 Yo n g e who was known to be a champion in Ceylon in all athletic sports, especially polo and cricket. Tall and well made, he had be... ...fred knew a good deal too much about this more dangerous side of races and athletics. He said so to Angela, and she answered, “Oh, nonsense! Y oung me...

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...you know I could so easily have got another!” And yet that is a very happy union. Or again: A young man was telling me the sweet story of his loves. “... ...ning-lathe, or gather sea-weeds, will make admirable husbands and a little amateur painting in water-colour shows the innocent and quiet mind. Those w... ...of that first disenchantment, flees for ever. Again, the husband, in these unions, is usually a man, and the wife commonly enough a woman; and when th... ... the past of those we love. A bundle of letters found after years of happy union creates no sense of inse- curity in the present; and yet it will pain... ..., throughout the essay) in the theory of walking tours. He is none of your athletic men in purple stockings, who walk their fifty miles a day: three h...

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...nk he deceived her, indeed, nor do I suspect him of mercenariness in their union; but no doubt he played up to her requirements in the half ingenuous ... ...ecency party, we discovered a catch phrase that we flourished about in the Union and made our watchword, namely, “stark fact.” We hung nude pictures i... ...some one. “Damned prig! “ said Hatherleigh. “The Pinky Dinky arises in the Union and treats the ques- tion with a light gay touch. He makes the weird ... ...to their place in my mind; they became an undistinguished mass on the more athletic side of Pinky Dinkyism, and their hostility to ideas and to the ex... ...hich was quite usual in those days—and returned from her experiences as an amateur flower girl with clear and original views about the problem—which i... ...ly have to have very much of a common training. We consider our- selves as amateur unpaid precursors of such a class.” … The vision they displayed for... ..., town-bred youngster, a small boy in a khaki hat, and with bare knees and athletic bearing, earnestly engaged in wholesome and invigorating games up ...

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...ersity. 3 Robert Louis Stevenson Essays of T ravel by Robert Louis Stevenson CHAPTER I—THE AMATEUR EMIGRANT THE SECOND CABIN I FIRST ENCOUNTERED my f... ...nd began to take on colour from the wind. I was kept hard at work making cigarettes for one amateur after another, and my less than moderate skill was... ... him throughout the voyage; and about mealtime you might often find him up to the elbows in amateur cook- ery. His was the first voice heard singing a... ...ch he had there pronounced, calling into question the wisdom and even the good faith of the Union delegates; and although he had escaped himself throu... ...mparison with the great historical cycles—has so separated their thoughts and ways that not unions, not mutual dangers, nor steamers, nor railways, no... ...gether with a noise of oaths and weeping and clamorous dispute. So much you apprehend by an athletic act of the imagination. A faint far-off rumour as...

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...at I never reckoned on getting the prize; and, had the gov- ernment of the Union offered a hundred thousand dol- lars, it would have been none the poo... ..., “without seeking to know who you are, I recognise in you an artist.” “An amateur, nothing more, sir. Formerly I loved to col- lect these beautiful w... ...res spontaneously, and not by the closeness of its rivets; and its perfect union of the materials en- ables it to defy the roughest seas. “These two h... ... inquiries, and found that a certain James Hobbs, second lieutenant of the Union of Calcutta, after landing on an island situated 8º 18' S. lat., and ... ...om the Nautilus. I distinguished them easily; they were true Papuans, with athletic fig- ures, men of good race, large high foreheads, large, but not ... ...ht-handed, with rare exceptions; and, when by chance their spiral is left, amateurs are ready to pay their weight in gold. Conseil and I were absorbed...

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...y, separated myself from my companions, and marched with my effects into the Union Pacific Hotel. A white clerk and a coloured gentleman whom, in my p... ...and transverse benches upon either hand. Those destined for emigrants on the Union Pacific are only remark- able for their extreme plainness, nothing ... ...difficulty with me; perhaps, like some ladies, I showed myself too eager for union at any price; but certainly the first who was picked out to be my b... ...the piano, mak- ing models and bows and arrows, studying dawn and sunrise in amateur oil-painting, and with a dozen other elegant pur- suits and inter... ...dition to the numerous fandangoes in private houses. There was a really fair amateur brass band. Night after night serenaders would be going about the... ... repose upon no base of human meaning; the last heart-throbs of that excited amateur who has to die in all of us before the artist can be born. But th... ...oes (which were open-mouthed, indeed) to beg for him. He was the wreck of an athletic man, tall, gaunt, and bronzed; far gone in consumption, with tha...

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...as nails—nothing there. It seems to me there remains 54 only this perfect union with a woman—sort of ultimate marriage—and there isn’t anything else.... ...There were present a young Italian woman, slight and fashionable, a young, athletic-looking Miss Bradley, a learned, dry Bar- onet of fifty, who was a... ...tion the production of a well-trained, vigorous, energetic mind?’ ‘Just as athletics produce a healthy body, ready for any- thing,’ cried Miss Bradley... ...right in the light of the lantern, and they stood together in one luminous union, close together and ringed round with light, all the rest excluded. B... ...ink, later. You know what I mean? Not sloppy emotionalism. An imper- sonal union that leaves one free.’ They lapsed both into silence. Birkin was look... ...riously. One must have one’s workshop, otherwise one never ceases to be an amateur.’ ‘Is that so? Y es. Of course, I should like you to share it with ... ...ousness. I hate Italy 296 and her national rant. And I think Barnes is an amateur.’ Hermione was silent for some moments, in a state of hos- tility. ... ...Everybody was there, except the man and wife. The two tall, clear-skinned, athletic daughters of the professor, with their plain-cut, dark blue blouse... ...t en bas, from the height of esoteric art to the depth of general exoteric amateurism, replied, hotly, flushing and lifting her face. ‘But it is a pic...