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...n the creature give to the Creator? Moreover, Phase Two discovers that at its core, in Phase One, its real desire is to receive. It discovers that ... ...le reading them, on the rea- son why you opened them, not on the power of your intel- lect. Only if you want to be transformed into the altruistic qu... ... in orderly rational ways. 2. Proper exercise of the mind. 3. The sum of the intellectual powers. As synonyms, Webster’s offers these options (among... ...llectual powers. As synonyms, Webster’s offers these options (among oth- ers): intelligence, mind, and logic. Now let’s read some of the insightful wo... ...revolutionary work that is unmatched in its clarity, depth, and appeal to the intel- lect, and will enable readers to approach the more techni- cal w...

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...tion was a group that was making its way toward the parking garage, where intelligence gathered indicated that their getaway vehicles were stored. I... ...poke when absolutely necessary as one might picture an android of limited intelligence would do. The Dark Ones were checking in with some type of com... ... was told to obey her every order without question and since my superior intellect is not only important to me but important to the world, I do exa... ... verifying. The scientist shook his head. “Of course not. Those of lesser intellect must make way for those with greater intellect. No lon- ger is br... ...ou’re basically saying that if I were to beat you to death, your superior intellect would save you.” “Hardly. My survivability was severely hindered... ...uke. It’s heavily armored, has several weapon systems, and has a nuclear core for power so it can efectively continue on for years.” Josh shook his ... ...take our time as we drain their hopes and dreams of freedom from the very core of their souls.” Stone actually felt a chill go down his spine. Triton...

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...g. “Not good. Henry is my friend and I’ve known him for years, but he’s so intelligent that he’s dumb. Laylah is very unhappy. She needs her father. ... ...anthers that made her love them more. Their glossy fur, sleek muscles, and intelligent gaze--all admirable qualities. Her toys were custom-made with ... ...n’t understand the logic behind them and questions your motives. Laylah is intelligent and curious. Punishing her for the feline half of her nature i... ...ar. Laylah hated him for his harsh words. The slap had shocked her to the core. What hurt most was Jacques and Naiya allowing it. She didn’t underst... ...regard Stefan’s warnings. So he took it upon himself to do some recon and intel gathering. And now he was rushing to inform his Uncle Javier and Alph... ...ered possible headquarter buildings for Zina and her people.” “Very nice intelligence network you have, Henry.” Yon nodded appreciatively. “It is, i...

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...Colonel Lingley. At ease. I am General Hinson. This is General Zenath and Intel Colonel Brion. If you will come this way, the President is waiting.” ... ... around. He saw much and possibly plotted even more. After all, he was in Intel. “Thank you, Colonel Brion, but you didn’t have to sell me on their s... ...ind can benefit from the Gatoans’ advanced technologies. Our Diplomat and Intel agencies believe our new allies are withholding information. The Gato... ...nant, that is an order!:: He roared at her. His outburst rocked her to her core. Shocked and hurt, Jewels went silent. Jeremy had never talked to her... ... an interstellar incident. Her orders were to be discreet while gathering intel. I didn't see that happen today. As base commander it is my job to m... ...ed his nose right above the little scrap of cloth that covered her womanly core from his gaze. It was soaked with her juices. She was more than ready... ... Jewels, my precious gem of life.:: He slid in to her slick, hot welcoming core and felt the tight grip around his shaft. He purred low, vibrating th... ...e subject. "Eric is your diplomat and first contact guide. Skylar is your Intel operative. Now that you're all acquainted, get moving. Your ride is ...

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...,. Allen, ,(,1 Vice-I'res. Williiini 'ruiiihuil, ^lli Viie-l'res. I'relc'k Core Kiiin, Sec. uiid Treas. |. M'l,faii WhUoii, Asst. Sec. Harris A. Dunn,... ... "The duty of every univer- sity and of every university man is to furnish intellectual support to the world's deep, abiding faith in the great cause ... ...work rather than to the presence in the class of an atmosphere of rarefied intellect. There can be little sympathy expressed for the man with a promis... ...ressed for the man with a promising athletic future who does not exert his intellectual powers enough to enable him to keep on the safe side of the fe... ...lead to a loosening of our moral bonds. Thirdly, in our attitude towardour intellectual ideas. Too often we hear,— '• He is a manly sort of fellow but... ... emphasized and ought to grow withacumen and keenness. Every advance along intellectual lines should have a simultaneous ad- vance with strength of ch... ..., I,. Allch, 3d Vicc-HreH. Williuiii Tuniliiiil, 4tli Vice-l're». I'rek'lc Core KiiiK. Sec. and TreaB. J. M'l.caii Walton, A«»t. Sec. UarriH A. Dunn, ... ...ents made were partially discounted by a certain degree of inaccuracy, the core of fact re- mains that the student-body has fallen into the rut where ... ...Athletic Assn. Sale of "Williams Sketches" Interest on bank deposits H. L. Corey Sale of postage Sale of boards from bleachers Football Association Te...

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...ture, our science, and our economic welfare all depend on a delicate balance between those ideas that are controlled and those that are free, between intellectual property and the public domain. In The Public Domain: Enclosing the Commons of the Mind (Yale University Press) James Boyle introduces readers to the idea of the public domain and describes how it is being tragic...

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...0 ___ 1 Acknowledgments, vii Preface: Comprised of at Least Jelly?, xi 1 Why Intellectual Property?, 1 2 Thomas Jefferson Writes a Letter, 17 3 The Se... ...ing that goes far beyond the boundaries of one institution. A large group of intellectual property scholars have influenced my ideas. Most impor- tantl... ...many of the experiments I describe in this book would not have happened. The intellectual property bar is a fascinating, brilliant, and engagingly ec-... ...n for that forum. Chapter 10 has its roots both in my article “A Politics of Intellec- tual Property: Environmentalism for the Net?” 3 and in the symp... ...ir use. Each day brings some new Internet horror story about the excesses of intel- lectual property. Some of them are even true. The list goes on and... ...lly does, so that the scholarly audience can trace out my reasoning. But the core of the argument is in the text. The second balance I have struggled ... ...onsiderable differences between the three fields I discussed, there is also a core similarity—the attempt to use a legally created privilege to solve a... ...and gain protection over them. In many ways, Charles’s work lies at the very core of the stuff copyright wishes to promote. It is not merely innovativ... ...tellectual property conceals considerable complexity. On the other hand, the core argument is presented here—and a compelling argument it is. 2. See J...

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...Affair of the Vanishing Content XVI. Revolt of the Poor - The Demise of Intellectual Property XVII. The Territorial Web XVIII. The In-credibl... ...hallenge to established publishing practices and to the modern concept of intellectual property. Members register their books, obtain a BCID (BookCr... ...or the printed press, publish their wares on the net and collaborate with intelligent software which hyperlinks to web sites, recommends them and re... ... the technology and R&D arms of the likes of General Electric to Asia and Intel to Israel. In other words, there are budding signs of a reversing br... ... E-publishing is at the forefront of software engineering, e-consumerism, intellectual property technologies, payment systems, conversion applicatio... ...erse' and at the heart of the poster is a gravity well graphic showing the core software components,surrounded by explanatory text" NewMedia 500 - ... ... - often promoted to become corporate - were either directly part of the "core business action" or at least close enough to witness it. A lot o... ... that will positively impact productivity, outsourcing all commodity, non-core services is the best solution. While outsourcing may scare many I... ... This opens up a vista of mind boggling opportunities which are the real core of the Internet revolution: the virtual collaborative ("Follow the Su...

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...lly not be counted as one. It would seem that a person has to be both conscious and intelligent to have his achievements qualify. Even these condit... ...ions, though necessary, are not sufficient. If a totally conscious (and reasonably intelligent) person were to accidentally unearth a treasure trov... ...actions, as any intensionalist philosopher will tell you. Supposing a conscious and intelligent person has the intention to achieve a goal. He then ... ...Order and the Universe Earth is a complex, orderly, and open system. If it were an intelligent being, we would have been compelled to say that it h... ...rsions of the Many Worlds Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics). Still, why do we, intelligent conscious observers, see (why are we exposed to) onl... ...vedly fought and sacrificed in the service of their homelands, often killing their coreligionists in the process. But it is true that Jews believe ... ...l IP - but this right is not automatic, nor is it all-encompassing. Communism The core countries of Central Europe (the Czech Republic, Hungary an... ...mpatible activities. History repeatedly shows that one cannot preserve a democratic core in conjunction with an oppressed periphery of colonial real... ...ategy. Organized labor has neglected many service industries to concentrate on its core competence - manufacturing. But it has zealously guarded th...

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...lly not be counted as one. It would seem that a person has to be both conscious and intelligent to have his achievements qualify. Even these condit... ...ions, though necessary, are not sufficient. If a totally conscious (and reasonably intelligent) person were to accidentally unearth a treasure trov... ...actions, as any intensionalist philosopher will tell you. Supposing a conscious and intelligent person has the intention to achieve a goal. He then ... ...Order and the Universe Earth is a complex, orderly, and open system. If it were an intelligent being, we would have been compelled to say that it h... ...rsions of the Many Worlds Interpretation of Quantum Mechanics). Still, why do we, intelligent conscious observers, see (why are we exposed to) onl... ...vedly fought and sacrificed in the service of their homelands, often killing their coreligionists in the process. But it is true that Jews believe ... ...l IP - but this right is not automatic, nor is it all-encompassing. Communism The core countries of Central Europe (the Czech Republic, Hungary an... ...mpatible activities. History repeatedly shows that one cannot preserve a democratic core in conjunction with an oppressed periphery of colonial real... ...ategy. Organized labor has neglected many service industries to concentrate on its core competence - manufacturing. But it has zealously guarded th...

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...tque autiiorem exhibemus. Quae potiiknum conti- in hoc opere celeberrimo, intelhgere pores ex indicibus adjeAis: quz vel addantur vel immutentur, ip... ...fpatio etiam duplicata, fit qua: d ruplus ; in triplicate fextuplus. Idem intellige de nive 6s I-ulveribus per compreffionem vel 1iquefaAionem conde... ...utem quantitatem fill-, nomine corporis vel maffi in fe- quentibus pafIim intelligo. Innotefcit ea per corporis cujufque ondus : Nam ponderi proport... ...fignilicationes ; per, nomina illn temporis, fpatii, loci & motus proprie intelligenda: erunt 112 menfurae ~enfibiles ; & krmo erit infolens & pure ... ... ; & krmo erit infolens & pure mathematicus, fi quantitates menfuratz hit intelligantur. Proinde vim inferunt facris literis, qui votes hake de quan... ...us, & M.xbitur r~Iotus nbfolutus corporum in fpatio irnmobili. $, E, 1, core]. z.)~refolvitur in vires $22, 2X; i% vis SL in vises S2?, DL, k;;;;B... ...jam major efi inclinatio ad invicem, majorque proportionis inzequalicas. Core,!. 2. Maxime autem turbabuntur, ponen<o quod attra&ione$ acceleratric... ...rtes amliT% (per prop. E.* lib. XI.) & propterea &am ut totae. $& E. 22. Core/. Hint 13 afymptotis rekkwgulis AC, CH defcribatur hyperboIa B G, Gnt... ..., ;C, AC, 1C, KC, LC, &c. erunt continue gropzlr- tionales. 2. E, 2). . Cored. I. Hint ii fpatium defcriptum exponatur per aream hypeI-- kdicam .A...

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...y test theorems and conjectures in economics - or something is very flawed with the intellectual pillars and models of this field. Neo-classical e... ...conomy". The marginal costs of producing and distributing intangible goods, such as intellectual property, are negligible. Returns increase - rather... ... and human resources as well as content may have remained scarce - the quantity of intellectual property goods is potentially infinite because they... ...ion at home. This is why central banks intentionally foster money scarcity. But if intellectual property goods are so abundant and cost-free - why ... ...ntellectual property goods are so abundant and cost-free - why were distributors of intellectual property so valued, not least by investors in the s... ...high trade barriers abroad, predatory import pricing, declining competitiveness of core U.S. industries and low wages and poor working conditions i... ... after him. The Economist summed this semipternal mass hysteria neatly thus: "The core idea that economic structure determines everything has been...

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...bly and exactly as possible the religious belief of the writer. That belief is not orthodox Christianity; it is not, indeed, Christianity at all; its core nevertheless is a profound belief in a personal and intimate God. There is nothing in its statements that need shock or offend anyone who is prepared for the expression of a faith different from and perhaps in several pa...

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... is not orthodox Christianity; it is not, indeed, Christianity at all; its core nevertheless is a profound belief in a personal and intimate God. Ther... ...rations as “begot- ten of the Father before all worlds” are no better than intel- lectual shark’s teeth and oyster shells. His purpose, like the purpo... ...l metaphor. Presently some material- istic bias swings them in a moment of intellectual careless- 6 God The Invisible King ness back to the idea of s... ...ian theo- logians; from mythological virgin births and the cosmogonies and intellectual pretentiousness of a vanished age. Modern religion appeals to ... ...er may contemplate deans and canons, di- vines and church dignitaries, men intelligent and enquiring and religiously disposed, all lying like overlade... ...me to its rescue…. From the conversion of Paul onward, the heresies of the intellect multiplied about Christ’s memory and hid him from the sight of me...

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...ivable order of things, be destined to mark for coming philosophers the great transition which welds a period of material enterprise to the period of intellectual strength? Our century will bind the realm of isolated power, abounding as it does in creative genius, to the realm of universal but leveling might; equalizing all products, spreading them broadcast among the mass...

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...at transition which welds a period of material enterprise to the period of intellectual strength? Our century will bind the realm of isolated power, a... ...ther Parisian nor provincial, —he is a traveller. He sees noth- ing to the core: men and places he knows by their names; as for things, he looks merel... ...assadors of Parisian industry as he re- volves and works and sucks like an intelligent piston of the steam-engine called Speculation. “Monsieur,” said... ...raveller’s busi- ness is to extract the gold in country caches by a purely intel- lectual operation, and to extract it pleasantly and without pain. Ca... ...nd; manufactured products for the in- finitely purer elaborations of human intelligence.” This re- quires some explanation. The general upset of 1830 ... ...hroat of the word “fantastic”? Fiscal genius has guessed the proper tax on intel- lect; it has accurately estimated the profits of advertising; it has...

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... our passage out.” But evidently, in the writer’s mind, the only important intelligence was to the effect that his captain had, on the very day of wri... ...p. The heavy inkstand would slide away in a manner that suggested perverse intelligence in dodging the pen. Having written in the large space under th... ...rway, was like a man invited to behold a miracle. Unbounded wonder was the intellectual meaning of his eye, while incredulity was seated in his whole ... ...n heavily over his shoulders; and to this overture he responded with great intelligence by catching hold of his captain round the waist. They stood cl... ...erabundance of yells, could make clear to Captain MacWhirr was the bizarre intel- ligence that “All them Chinamen in the fore ‘tween deck have fetched... ...y the gleams of distant worlds. She moved slowly, breathing into the still core of the hurricane the excess of her strength in a white cloud of steam ...

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...stem. The expenditure of force in the task of digestion had undermined his intel- lect. Finally, amours had thinned his hair. Each vice, like a greedy... ...e. Yes, everything is broken, everything in him is ruin or rags; his soul, intellect, heart, nerves,—every- thing in man that can supply an impulse an... ...lt. Anywhere else she might have been tiresome. The Italians, an eminently intelligent race, have no fancy for displaying their talents where they are... ...serve might have led foreigners to suppose that the Prince was a man of no intelligence,—their impression very commonly of an Italian in love,—whereas... ...was right; music appeals to the heart, whereas writing is addressed to the intellect; it communicates ideas directly , like a perfume. The singer’s vo... ...ed to the grand movement, which in fact crowns the opera. “Dov’ e mai quel core amante,” she murmured in Italian, as la Tinti began the delightful ari...

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...for a twelvemonth dropped along the road. Like other men who combine great intellec- tual powers with the charming simplicity of childhood, he openly ... ...d of, profess a certain contempt for conversation, a commerce in which the intel- lect spends itself in small change,” returned the haughty Negrepelis... ... so well known as Camille Maupin, the great woman of letters, great by her intellect, great no less by her beauty. He over- heard the name pronounced ... ... Firmiani, one of the most charming women in Paris. A voice indeed cried, “Intellect is the lever by which to move the world,” but an- other voice cri... ...and redeem the shabbiness of his grotesque accoutrements by the display of intellectual riches. The total of the bill drew him down from these dreams,... ...s ransom, when that I am fair, And tall, and straight, and pure my petal’s core. And, like some Yolande of the days of yore, My long and amply folded ... ...e. That evening he had seen things as they are. He beheld the very heart’s core of corruption of that Paris which Blucher so aptly described; and so f... .... If the book is really good, the pickaxe does no harm; but it goes to the core of it if it is bad. In the first case, no one but the publisher is any...

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...hy, stands here for the first time published in our language. What English intellect could have chosen such a topic, or by chance stumbled on it? But ... ... the largest in Weissnichtwo, where all the Virtuosity, and nearly all the Intellect of the place assembled of an evening); and there, with low, soul-... ...pets, through her clean withered face and wrinkles, with a look of helpful intelligence, almost of benevolence. Few strangers, as above hinted, had ad... ...; all the graces and terrors of a wild Imagination, wedded to the clearest Intellect, alternate in beautiful vicissitude. Were it not that sheer sleep... ...diosyncra- sies unfold themselves in choice of Color: if the Cut beto- ken Intellect and Talent, so does the Color betoken Tem- per and Heart. In all ... ...in Heaven: such things, especially in infancy, reach in- wards to the very core of your being; mysteriously does a Holy of Holies build itself into vi... ...s of seeming Stolidity. How was it, then, that here, when trembling to the core of his heart, he did not sink into swoons, but rose into strength, int...

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...in that obscure ele- ment. But he was as a light kindled in it; a light of Intellect, rude Nobleness of heart, the only kind of lights we have yet; a ... ... regard for him grew: the story of their marriage is altogether a graceful intelligible one, as told us by the Arab authors. He was twenty-five; she f... ...atsoever is best and tru- est, are visible in this man. A strong untutored intellect; eye- sight, heart: a strong wild man,—might have shaped himself ... ...n written, es- pecially by late German Critics, some of which are not very intelligible at first. They say, for example, that the Poet has an infinitu... ...oet is he who thinks in that manner. At bottom, it turns still on power of intellect; it is a man’s sincerity and depth of vision that makes him a Poe... ...Scott, Robert Burns: I find Knox and the Reformation acting in the heart’s core of every one of these persons and phenom- ena; I find that without the...