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...This is the story of one Unitarian Universalist congregation founded in 1833 and housed in a magnificent building which was designed by Minard Lafever and completed in 1844. It is a tale of scandals and sorrows, of the rough Brooklyn waterfront intertwined with the elevated airs of affluent Br...

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..."Although Unitarianism, with its rejection of the deity of the Son and the Holy Ghost, is an ancient tradition, churches professing it were quite new in America when ten displaced New Englanders met in 1833 to found the First Unitarian Church in Brooklyn."...

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...as designed by Clark Gesner for the sesquicentennial of the First Church in 1983.Library of Congress Catalog Card Number 87-46071 Designed... ... 50 Monroe Place Brooklyn, New York 11201 Manufactured in the United States o fAmerica IV F o r D o n a ld... ... First, Second, and Third Church Ministers 377 • Church Founders 380 • Buildings, Separations, and Reunitings 381 • Church Presidents 382 • Tru... ...ons 386 • Sunday School Leaders 387 • Settlement Workers and Settlement Buildings 387 • Treasurers, Clerks, and Investment Committee Chairs 388 ... ... oldest son ofBarlow, determined to locate his father. Hearing he was at a hospital near Had­dington, Pennsylvania, Francis Barlow enlisted the help o... ...nd talk with him. He seemed contented and happy in his situation at the hospital where his services, as I judged from all that the surgeons said... ...n the largest contributor to the granite-fronted Brooklyn Lyceum building (completed in 1833 to house an organiza­tion dedicated to improving public e... ...ttee ended its busy October, which included a trip toBoston to see a newly completed church, by asking Richard Upjohn to submitplans for a $15,000 bui... ... Universalistcommission that produced Hymns fo r the Celebration o f Life (1964).Catherine Christy, president, Brooklyn YWCA; Francis T. Christy, lawy...

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...ography covers author's Mumbai and Dombivli based life with some foreign stints, from childhood to commercial retirement at age 40 (as unmarried man) in 2002. The author's family background is followed by school and college student days during a period of family financial challenges and father's passing away. B.Sc. Physics is completed in 1983. M.Sc. Physics is started ...

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...s 3) College Days 4) Social and Cultural Milieu during Student Days 5) Software Development Career Starts Off 6) Excitement of Joining a Start-Up In a Key Position 7) The Turn to the Spiritual 8) 1994 - Feb. 1999: Back to Dombivli; A balanced spiritual-cum-work life 9) Feb. 1999 - Sept. 2002: Saving Retirement Money; Preparing for ashram life *) Epilogue *) A...

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...ts, from childhood to commercial retirement at age 40 (unmarried man) in 2002 Ravi S. IyerCopyright: Author Ravi S. Iyer’s ... ...led, “Permission to freely reuse MY CONTENT of this bookunder some conditions”, in this book gives the details.Not-For-Profit: This book is NOT FOR PR... ...mbayite/Mumbaikar and a Dombivlikar.I was born in Malad, Bombay in 1962 [Suchak Hospital – Imention this as some months ago a Sai brother from Mumbair... ...that time. I think I tried to pick up sometips from watching these regulars .I completed my schooling in Cardinal Gracias High School,Bandra (East), ... ...o high blood pressure. Eventually he had aheart attack and was admitted to Nair hospital near BombayCentral railway station, where my sister was study... ...Chembur and got to know them andmany people in their housing society (apartment buildings –my uncle & family lived in an apartment flat) very well. As... ...a safe place,now. But nobody knew what to do. I walked into one of thebus stand buildings and found a place to rest - perhaps it wasthe resting place ... ...lp of the late Cardinal Valerian Gracias,then Archbishop of Bombay. From around 1964, NorbertineFathers from St. Norbert Priory, Jamtara, Jabalpur (Ma...

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...When I was about 10 years old, my father gave me a present. It was a simple present – a journal with 200 blank lined pages bound in a fake leather cover that measured 6½ by 10 inches. His instructions were simple. One page a day. Every day. At first, it seemed an impossible task, and I resisted it. But in time, I accepted it and even came to lik...

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...gical place. Ancient trails wandered through huge pines with trunks four feet across. At one point, a vertical cliff with a 150 foot sheer drop had in past antiquity served as an ancient Indian jumping pound. The buffalo, driven over the edge in carefully planned hunts at this spot had fed an Indian nation for countless generations. At the bottom, the bones of thousand...

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...Everything you'll need to know to understand what happened in New York City on 9/11, in words you'll understand, using peer review and 3D computer generated graphics designed by physicists....

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... energy nuclear weapons of which we have full knowledge and understanding of, and build and use them regularly across the globe. DEW is a common term in the nuclear weapons industry and does not refer to yet-to-be-developed laser or scaler weapons. DEW commonly refers to nuclear weapons designed specifically to direct their energy to a highly confined soliton — the space a...

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...les; Velocity & The Speed Of Sound; Introducing T. Mark Hightower CHAPTER 2 - PAGE 111: The Peer Review; 911 Rescue Animals; Enriched Uranium Use In War; 1st, 2nd, 3rd & 4th Gen. Nuclear Weapons CHAPTER 3 - PAGE 327: Death By Dust; 1000s Of September 11th Cancers; What Happens 10 Years From Now Skippy? CHAPTER 4 - PAGE 368: Smacsonic; The CID & The QRS-11 Gyroch...

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...:00am — 11:00am, approximate, September 11th, 2001Selected Works By Experts In The Field Of Nuclear Weapons & Atmospheric Physics • a je... ...E OF ENRICHED URANIUM The origin of Enriched Uranium [man-made uranium] in wars following the first Gulf War in 1991 is puzzling. It has been foun... ...2003 that the Bosnia post conflict assessment for uranium contamination was completed, seven years after the bombing, evidence of uranium weapons usag... ...y a con- fined and directed nuclear explosion destroyed the Twin Towers and Buildings 6 and 7.third generationdirected energywarheads ... ... 11th, 2001, specifically be-tween 9:00am and 11:00am and the demolition of Buildings 1, 2, 6 and 7, that incorporates peer review withcurrently publi... ...Lamothe1, J. Sam Vance3, Joe Boardman4 Isabelle 1. Fallujah General Hospital, Althubbadh, Fallujah, 00964, IraqBrownfield1, Carol Gent1, Lauri... ... Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, Al Basrah Maternity Hospital, Al Basrah Medical School, Basrah, IraqAmbient Concentrations And... ...er. And it was from there that the rest of the search and rescue effort was completed.”So why would FEMA deny their presence in New York the day befor... ...s than 0.1 and 0.2 ng/m3.Air samples taken over 100 cities in the U.S. from 1964 to 1965 did not contain detectable amounts of beryl-lium. From 1977 t...

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...My grandmother used to tell me stories of the very small community I grew up in. My memory isn't as good as it shouold be so I wrote it all down. When I wanted to find our more about my home town, there was nothing written. so I set out to see if what she told me was true. The 50 year investigation...

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...ler) Strother by Pat Hurst 11,60] . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 5. Chapter II. The Settlers. In 1772 at the area known as Alexander Waugh's Ford, wagons camped along the river carrying goods between the Shenandoah valley and Fredericksburg. A miller, and land grantee, "Gentleman Billy" Willis, petitioned the English...

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...sus of opinions on what probably happened. So from that beginning viewpoint,it is best to keep in mind that this booklet includes much folklore transc... ...n mind that this booklet includes much folklore transcribed from the memories ofpersons living in Rapidan most of their lives. It has not been heavily... .... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . page 59. IX. Addendum A. Homes and Buildings (Rapidan in 20 year intervals) . . . . . . .... ...ss in November of 1853 he stated that the railroad would be completed to Willis's Mill on therenamed Wolftown . ... ...fresh troops and supplies to the front,THE RAILROAD DURING THE CIVIL WAR YEARS the hospital trains took up to 16 hours to travel the 130 ... ... replace the burnedburned the railroad bridge themselves, but this time it out stations and buildings, repair track, rebuild bridges,took but two w... ... directly to the hospital in ... ...n Mark 27 gear.when the third or inner ring of our new Top Secret 1647 hours: Operation completed, resumedMark 29 Gear, installed to protect us... ...They built their church in 1880 near the dam site but moved it in 1964 to the town of Rapidan. ...

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...Female spouse of one’s brother is called `sister-in-law`; similarly the sister of one’s spouse is sister-in-law. Again, the wife of one’s brother-in-law is also called sister-in-law, subject however to the condition that the said brother-in-law is not the husband of one’s o...

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...Perched in his wheelchair, at the moment on 30th June, 2007, this erstwhile lover of Maya -law. Of course, this infirm oldie his first ever acquaintance with Vibha Ratra took place, when his family ... Our mother, though surprised to...

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...c MY Dear Sister-in-law (A Fiction) By ... ...n) By Manohar AsijaMy Dear Sister-in-law fiction by Manohar AsijaCopyright © Manohar Asija 2013All rights res... ...snone in this home to remind this rustic woman about our ways of extending hospitality." At thisjuncture the father spoke, "Are you a true Indian? Had... ...rk her surroundings that looked like a private room in some nursing homeor hospital. She shuts her eyes to recall the happening that had led her to th... ...j. It pleases her to findher senior colleague Dr Vibha Ratra there. Having completed the exchange of courtesies with all themembers of family present ... ...uced the youngman as Shiv Swaroop Rawat,Madhukar’s first cousin. Thus, she completed the remainder of the papers in one go and sat forthe examination.... ...ithin minutes, a peon was sent through the common corridor, connecting the buildingsof these colleges, to find out if some fresh notice has been put u... ...the first floor of the building situated on the oppositeside of the row of buildings on this road. With this end in view, he called his phone on his r... ...and Amir Chand were taken into their service by a Delhi-based newspaper in 1964, whileMr Luthra was taken by another newspaper based in Chandigarh in ...

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...ences on the mind of the author. This treatise aims to provide the glimpses of the life’s journey already traversed by him for over 8 decades. Here, in this book, he jumps from one stage to another, to provide the reader of his past and the present day life. The scheme of the book is based on segments and their contents. These divisions are enumerated as under: Segment o...

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... 2016 All rights reserved. No part of this work may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, orTransmitted, in any form or by any means, electron... ... story of the author’s life. The names, characters and incidents portrayed in itare the work of the author’s recollection of the gone by times. Only a... ...ectricity was considered as luxury. Those days, only 2houses out of the 16 buildings in our street had provision for electricity, but the electric fan... ...f the brick-laid road in our `mohalla` to keep me offstriking against some buildings that had sharp corners at their back towards this road. As nothi... ...de me recall that yesterday my mother had been admitted to Victoria Zanana Hospital, as madeknown to me by my sister, immediately after my return home... ...y after my return home from school. Of course, I had a clearnotion of this hospital’s situation in adjacent to this park. I could recall my sister’s w... ...he marked the presence of a recently entered person in thecarriage. Having completed his task, he looked at his wrist watch and blew into his whistle.... ...missions forwarded by the office of the school to him. Heinquired if I had completed the formalities of fresh admission into this school; though this ... ...yer for parenting `girl child`is granted by you, Bhagwan Ji!” Yes, that in 1964, the lucky couple became parents of a girl. She wasnamed Meenakshi. Th...

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...ences on the mind of the author. This treatise aims to provide the glimpses of the life’s journey already traversed by him for over 8 decades. Here, in this book, he jumps from one stage to another, to provide the reader of his past and the present day life. The scheme of the book is based on segments and their contents. These divisions are enumerated as under: Segment o...

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...ar Asija Profile This 83-year-old author was born in a familythat had to migrate from its native place, D.I.Khan(North-West F... ...D.I.Khan(North-West Frontier Province) at the time ofpartitioning of India in 1947, to settle in Delhi.With a blessed and pleasant spell of family lif... ...ectricity was considered as luxury. Those days, only 2houses out of the 16 buildings in our street had provision for electricity, but the electric fan... ...f the brick-laid road in our `mohalla` to keep me offstriking against some buildings that had sharp corners at their back towards this road. As noth... ...de me recall that yesterday my mother had been admitted to Victoria Zanana Hospital, as madeknown to me by my sister, immediately after my return home... ...y after my return home from school. Of course, I had a clearnotion of this hospital’s situation in adjacent to this park. I could recall my sister’s w... ...he marked the presence of a recently entered person in thecarriage. Having completed his task, he looked at his wrist watch and blew into his whistle.... ...missions forwarded by the office of the school to him. Heinquired if I had completed the formalities of fresh admission into this school; though this ... ...yer for parenting `girl child`is granted by you, Bhagwan Ji!” Yes, that in 1964, the lucky couple became parents of a girl. She wasnamed Meenakshi. Th...

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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, political and cultural ...

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...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 death toll. The contributi...

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...presentations of war deep-seated discrimination to expand their roles. In thehave so often erased the role of women. As Canadians use proces... ...ns, it is time to correct the oversight. wielding serious influence in all arenas. Across the country,This book makes clear that women from eve... ... Classroom Activities 9. New Opportunities for Hospital, Etaples, France 1. Chapter 2: On the HomeChapter 1: Before t... ...anada. 17and air raids that struck field hospitals. A number ofwealthy women organized relief efforts in Belgium and... ... letter it appears that he has received news that she has the Parliament Buildings at Ottawa, and I suppose there is no done so: doubt as to th... ... 46 century (1964) before all women citizens over the age of PETITION ... ... voting and even helping them get to the polls given theband office until 1964). Métis were treated the same as conscription crisis. In the end... ...nds, and 73 others wounded. Nearly halfCanadian General Hospital, leveling buildings or setting them of those wounded were patients, and throu... ..., over a hundred of her battlefield paintings battlefield paintings, many completed on site. She had were exhibited in London, England. Whil...

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...Total consumption of milk in developing regions is projected to increase from 164 million metric tonnes in 1993 to 391 million metric tons by the year 2020 – a 138 percent increase! The expected increase in per capita consumption is from 38 to 62 kg/p...

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...Table of Contents About the Authors Acknowledgements Foreward Chapter 1: The dairy industry in a changing world H. Schelhaas Introduction Four specific features of the dairy industry Milk production The processing industry in Western countries Dairy policy Consumption of dairy products in Western countries ...

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...ing 1958 and 1966 CAB works of Mahadevan, concerning Dairy Cattle Breeding in the Tropics and Breeding for Milk Production in Tropical Cattle. We also... ...in Tropical Cattle. We also see it as a subject that will continue to rise in importance in the developing tropics. Smallholder milk production contin... ...residue detection, and has been Superintendent of the Farm Animal Teaching Hospital at Nakornpathom, Thailand. He is Foundation Chairman and a charter... ... that the transition to a market economy would to a large extent have been completed and that some currencies would have been made convertible. Almost... ...umber lactations yield (kg) days in of days in completed milk herd Friesian x Hariana 12... ...em to catch and store the water that falls on the roofs of sheds and other buildings. A good supply of clean water is also the main requirement of pro... ...d at a cost of US$ 2000 in locally made equipment, US$ 1000 for furbishing buildings and US$ 100 as working capital. Simple cheese technology is avail... ...oducts, and 4. Clarified butter fat indigenous dairy products (Srinisvasan 1964; Rangappa and Acharya 1974; Sukumar 1980). Heat-desiccated/unfermented... ... S. 1953. Indian Dairyman 5(1):15. Srinivasan M.R. and Anantakrishnan C.P. 1964. Milk Products of India. Indian Council of Agricultural Research, New ...

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... WOMEN WITH HIV/AIDS With Specific Reference To Rural Tamil Nadu in India W. B. Vasantha Kandasamy Department of Mathematics I... ...nology, Madras Chennai – 600036, India e-mail: vasantha@iitm.ac.in web: http://mat.iitm.ac.in/~wbv Florentin Smarandache De... ...ously ill they worked as daily wagers. When thesewomen got admitted in the hospital they were eitherterminally ill or the disease has advanced to a ch... ...w have been deserted by theirhusband’s family and were at the mercy of the hospital.None of them had any help from any of the women’sorganizations or ... ... these attributes.W1 - No basic educationMost of these women have not even completed theirprimary education i.e. even up to 5th standard. Some havenev... ...re held in the society. 69We met a 35-year-old woman who had completed 7thstandard on 24-9-02; She was an inpatient in the TambaramSanat... ...: 26266. If apartment whether government housing or private buildings? : 67. Whether nuclear family or a joint family ? : 68.... ...AIDS in India. Vikas Publishing House, New Delhi.87. Mukherjee, R. (1964) The Sickness of Civilization. Allied Publishers Pvt. Ltd., ...

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... beyond: What happens after death? Is passing over dreadful? Do we lose our relatives forever? Death is covered by mystery in common knowledge. We often hear that "nobody returned to tell us what there is beyond". Fortunately, this is not true: today we have plenty of information derived from different sources, to shed a lot of light on this...

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... of studies about death does no longer leave any doubt about passing, while the reports of sensitives offer many interesting illustrations about life in the beyond. Today we have plenty of information derived from different sources, to shed a lot of light on this subject. Those who love and assist a dying person should avoid any dramatic behaviour, that can ...

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...Reviews Preface by Suzanne Ward Being born and dying Birth, for relatives Death, in ordinary consideration Life and death: how to know more? FIRST PART: EXPERIENCES Death-bed observations NDE: death in the resurrected reports Death in regressions Birth in regres...

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...6 _________________________________________________ TABLE OF CONTENTSopen in browser PRO version Are you a develope... ...Acknowledgements Reviews Preface by Suzanne Ward Being born and dying Birth, for relatives Death, in ordinary consideration Life and death... ...s. In addition to the researchs on NDE and regression analyses, that form the first part of this book, I completed the description of this subject... ... other investigator, like Bozzano. Dutch professor L. Van de Meerbek, after his thirty years practice in hospitals and having assisted to the agony... ...ved the observation of 35.000 patients; out of them 2000 had some vision or apparition. A second survey, completed in 1964, examined the answers of... ...vation of 35.000 patients; out of them 2000 had some vision or apparition. A second survey, completed in 1964, examined the answers of operators wh... ... because he/she is tired of living: "A young men of twenty, convalescent and about to be discharged from hospital, said he saw somebody wrapped in... ...igence and energy of its own. However, there exist - beyond the natural habitat - also many very beautiful buildings. The earthly world looks like a ... ... head, from which they had cut part of her hair. She went out through the roof of the hospital and saw the buildings and the lights of the city. Then...

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...In this book, de Raadt examines concepts of informatics – such as dis-information, noise and uncertainty generated by global interconnectivity – that explain the destabilising effect of information technology on society. Thes...

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...ghly readable text which enjoins us to modify the approach that we use to solve our world problems. He should be commended for his effort: it follows in the tradition of famous predecessors such as Stafford Beer and Geoffrey Vickers who have trodden similar territory." (John P. van Gigch)...

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...: A New Management of Life Redesign and Management of Communities in Crisis A Method and Software for Designing Viable Social Syste... .............171 Preface to the First Edition ...what you couldn't state in figures, or show to be purchaseable in the cheapest market ... ...oviding the information upon which these strategieswere to be built. I had recently completed my post-graduate edu-cation in management and had, in ad... ...the operation of these modalities in a socialsystem, let us consider a hypothetical hospital. Everything thatconstitutes part of this hospital's life,... ...table shows that, while the diverse objects, people andactivities that comprise the hospital are interwoven into a unifiedsystem, it is yet possible t... ...ing the patients. It includes all its phys-ical means (medical equipment, drugs and buildings) and the nurs-ing, administrative and medical staff, tha... ...ipment and drugs into the hospital;the extension and reorganisation of the hospital buildings; and theissuing of policies, procedures and regulations ... ...dress, 1954; Asher, 1956; Bateson, 1971; Guet-zkow, 1957; Heilprin, 1985; Hirchman, 1964; Wright, 1936). Thirdly, while the sales manager does not kn... ... as a revelation of the purposes of Jahweh. (Lewis, 1964, p. 174) The absence of an historical perspective, and espec...

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...C and “Introduction to Outer Space” . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .53 Balancing Civilian and Military Responsibilities in Space . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .57 Notes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .79 3 EISENHOWER ACT II: FORGING A NASA-DOD RELATIONSHIP . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 93 To...

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... Balancing Civilian and Military Responsibilities in Space . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 57 Notes . . . .... ...i and the DOD . . . . . . . . . . . . . 337 Dynasoar in 1961–62 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 351 Dyn... ...he National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) started and completed Projects Mercury and Gemini while its Project Apollo would... ...o examine the question of satellites. While Grosse’s report was not completed during Truman’s term, it was presented to Eisenhower in Au... ...ould lead to an expected first-operational launch before the end of 1964: “I doubt that the Soviet Union will ex- ceed us in thrust capa... ...gned to NASA 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 66 67 7... ...tions cited by Kaplan, Wizards, 255–56. LeMay likened McNamara to a hospital adminis- trator who dabbled in brain surgery. Watson, The O... ...own Dallas “clearly showed the individual runways, taxi-strips, and buildings of Love Field.”8 Perhaps it was entirely coinci- dental th...

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...rains of monkeys and communication with dolphins to his awesome breakthroughs with consciousness expanding drugs and isolation tanks. His revelations in The Scientist are staggering - his latest report on the "solid state conspiracy", on communication with extraterrestrials and the imperative of dolphin/human dialog will grip the reader with its sense of cosmic vision. Thi...

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...to the Reader 13 Prologue 15 1 : A Being Makes a Choice 19 2 : Birth 21 3 : Suckling 23 4 : Weaning 26 : Baby John Lilly 5 : Education in to Becoming Human 36 : School Days 6 : From Physics to Biology 52 7 : First Marriage and Medical School 66 : Young Man Lilly 8 : Electronics Connecting the Human Brain and the Human Mind 75 : The Lill...

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...osity, and perse­verance, one senses that Lilly quietly anguishes over his in­ability to transcend the limits that science has imposed onhis quest. Ye... ... - Library JournalBOOKS BY THE AUTHORMan and Dolphin (1961)The Dolphin in History (with M. F. Ashley Montagu) (1963)The Mind of the Dolphin: A No... ... work. Many thanks go to all of the volunteers of I.CE.RC. Japan for their hospitality, friendship and efforts, particularly, Yosinori, Naomi, andKazu... ...n Sekota Summers, Lili Townsend and her mother Elcita;Shep Gordon (for his hospitality), Joan Andersen, DanielCarlson, Brian and Meredith O'Leary, Tay... ...ge at you, knowing that youcan handle it. I also realize that you have not completed yourself-analysis and that I can hardly expect to complete minewi... ... of how science is paid for isincomplete. After you graduate, after you've completed your ed­ucation and you're either on the faculty of a university ... ... Doubleday the following year under the title Manand Dolphin. From 1961 to 1964 he had obtained support for thelaboratories in Miami and in St. Thomas... ...ishes." Major Transitions TI@ During the next two years, 1964 and 1965, John completedthe series of experiments using a combination ... ...unts of water vapor or of liquid water.They were housed in air-conditioned buildings. The necessitiesof their survival included keeping out water, wat...

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...ashington, DC May 2009 NASA SP-2009-4110Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication DataChertok, B. E. (Boris Evseevich), 1912– [Rakety i lyu... ... 41515 The Molniya-1 Communications Satellite 45316 Molniya-1 in Space (and more) 49117 Korolev’s Last Days, Death, and Funeral ... ... One, 1960–1963) (Moscow: Infortekst IF, 1995). Subsequentvolumes covering 1964–1966, 1967–1968, and 1969–1978 were published in 1997, 1999,and 2001 r... ...ev miraculously returned to Earth fromspace and five years later died in a hospital.4 Physician Boris Yegorov wasa member of the three-man Voskhod cre... ...kinder’ aregoing to give Korolev a heart attack ifyou don’t wind up in the hospital first.” But I couldn’t complain about the“Wunderkinder.” The real... ...eet the future cosmonauts. They were being housed temporarilyin one of the buildings of the M. V. Frunze Central Airfield almost directlyopposite the ... ...m the piloted spacecraft. The launch was to take place whenpreparation was completed during the time frame of 10 to 20 April.On 3 April, Khrushchev he... ...pite the fact that the ground experimentaltesting program had not yet been completed for the landing and ejectionsystems. These tests were conducted a... ...round equipment was contained in15 military trucks. Soon thereafter, brick buildings called “control stations”were built. The equipment and trucks wer...

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...read; 2) History – a brief history of the place and the most interesting events ever happened there; 3) Interesting places – the best tourist spots in every UK city. The mission of the book is to prove, that every place – big or small, known or not really, - deserves attention. Everything has its beauty, and you just need to learn how to see it. Another nice part a...

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... DISCLAIMERAlthough Westminster is a city, I did not include it in my book. As it is also a borough of London, it would be tough to separat... ... It is not perfect. It is not a literarymasterpiece. However, this is work in which I have invested a part of myself. This is a project in which I uni... ...rg, Germany, and Houston, Texas. Theflag of the city represents the three buildings in medieval Aberdeen: Aberdeen Castle, the citygate, and a chapel... ...th 12,000 houses damaged. Now this raid is being called Aberdeen Blitz. In 1964 typhoid outbreak occurred. William Low's meat shop sold infected meat.... ...g areas, saw 86 deaths. In 1828, they built Armagh CityHall as the Tontine Buildings. It became a municipal building in 1910. A bomb blast on 27Septem... ...on of a communication link between England and Ireland began. By 1826,they completed the road through the city and opened the Bangor railway station i... ... all future English coronations. In around 1180, people founded St. John's Hospital near the hot springs. Every poor manand woman could come there and... ...d nothing. Potato blight made the situation only worse.In 1847, the city’s hospitals were overloaded with ill people. Approximately the same amountof ... ...ises therebirth of the city from ruins and losses. The reconstruction team completed the major areasin the 1950s, but they finished some of the cathed...

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...as the Old Girls’ Association Jubilee giftto the school. It was to be built in commemoration of the formerPrincipal and the contribution that she made... ...sed this ambitious project to be dropped. Thearchive room has been included in the new administration block andan upgrade of the present Drama Room, r... ...ers attending secondary schools over that time and theconstant need for new buildings to accommodate them and teachers tostaff them; it refers to chan... ...r’sexaminations before beginning her nursing training at ChristchurchPublic Hospital in 1903. On completion of her training, she workedfirst at the Ra... ...sing Home, Christchurch, for fifteen monthsbefore returning to Christchurch Hospital on the permanent staff tohold the ‘responsible position of Night ... ...ll’ – and saw most clearly in the ball a tropical island scene,with various buildings built near a lagoon. When they arrived inDobu, here was the isla... ...Then, from the second week on, the struggle for survival began as piles of completed assignments were returned for marking while we were still worki... ... hundred Scottish monarchs. Each portrait was painted byJacobus de Wet, who completed the entire series in two years,between 1684 and 1686. Leading fr... ...y hall and music room, but no more. The rollwas now limited to 750.By early 1964, planning for the new hall was in the final stages andconstruction wa...

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...In this book for the first time we have ventured into the total analysis of migrant labourers in rural Tamil Nadu who are victims of HIV/AIDS using FCM, BAM and Neutrosophic Cognitive Maps. As in our study and analysis we fel...

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...Migration acquires great significance in the study of peoples and populations, for it not only involves the merely mathematical spatial redistribution of people, but also because it has enormous impact on livelihood, life-styles, employment, socioeconomic and pol...

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