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... Power of Russian Poets 5 Flowers and Forests, Fantastic and Frightening 7 Food of Privilege 8 Competition Born in the Forest 9 From Horseback to Horsepower: The Rise of Motorcycle Clubs 11 Pictographs, Emoji, Emoticons & Signposts...

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... Continued on next page8 Competition Born in the Forest9 From Horseback to Horsepower: The Rise of Motorcycle Clubs11 Pictographs,... ...chard Hurd. Republic. 8 | World Library Foundation Newsletter From Horseback to Horsepower The Rise of Motorcycle Clubs ... ...ly 1900s, mar- pointed officers, and for the nextketed as a reliable, fun, and inex- 16 years developed rules for com-pensive form of transporta... ...tt Too-serves (1871) and The Royal Cook- good, Margaret Brown’s FrenchFrom Horseback to Horsepower continued from page 9some authors have taken pai...

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.... . . . . 308 Notes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 316 PHOTO SECTION. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .329 4 SOUTH PACIFIC 16 SEPTEMBER–2 OCTOBER 1942 . . . . . . .345 Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 345 The Diary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 379 Postscript . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4...

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.... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 329 4 SOUTH PACIFIC 16 SEPTEMBER–2 OCTOBER 1942 . . . . . . . 345 Introdu... ...for an air-plane ride and there is evidence that he flew the first airmail.16 In order to gain publicity for this new means of transporta-tion, he and... ...f was not immune from the infection; he brought on boardthe USS Olympic on 16 October not only his baggage but aserious case of the flu. His cabin mat... ...uipment Congress was forcing other branches to use before 16 BIOGRAPHYappropriating funds for new wea... ...y could have become a timeserver at Fort Riley,looking forward to the next 16 months when, in June 1927, hewould be eligible for retirement and a half... ...rmationsent to Washington in cable. Looks good as a liquid-cooled2,000 hp [horsepower] job for production in US.104 Lunch withSir Henry Tizard, talked... ...941 [England] Took off at 8:30 for Hawker works.190 Saw new 2 engine,2,000 horsepower each, 450 miles an hour, three man [crew]mock-up.191 Also saw Ty...

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...Harm? 5 3 Forging a Signature 7 4 Pranks and Hoaxes 11 5 Reasons for the Con- The Game of it, Money 12 6 The Con Artist- Personality 16 7 The Victim- Personality 21 8 How the Con Artist Wins Trust 24 9 Names for the Trick, the Con 25 10 What the Con Artist is Called 26 11 Names for the Victim of the Trick 27 12 Pickpocketing 29 13 ...

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...it Money34 14 Theft43 15 Tricks People Use When They Sell You Things55 16 Tricks Buyers Use Against You58 17 Sob Stori... ...ement found a lot f people were telling him ways he should spendit.William Post III won $16.2 million in a lottery in Pennsylvania and had lots of pro... ...re that today's adsstill obey the law. It is illegal to say that a car for sale has more horsepower than it reallyhas. It is illegal to say that the h... ...ar oldjacket back when the zipper kept jamming and sure enough the repair was done, free.16 - Tricks buyers use against youSometimes it is you who are... ...pril 2013 so no store will let him use that card. But if hechanges the expiry date to 03/16 he can use it. Some con artists take the old card someonet...

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............................................................ 13 PART2: TRAININGFUNDAMENTALS.............................................................16 Collective Training.............................................................................................. 16 The Doctrinal Base .......................................................................................

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...y Brigade Milcon ....... 78Appendix 3: Model of Training Progression for a 16-Day Brigade Milcon ..... 79Appendix 4: Sample Organization Chart for a B... ...- Armoury-based Preliminary Training 8 days + 17 evenings = 16.5 days- 6 x Sub-Unit FTXs 6 x 2.5-day exercises... ...he unit will invariably find itself short of either junior leadersor staff horsepower. The Commanding Officer must then prioritize all assignedand imp... ...n a realistic field environment in all weather - 16 - Training for War – Collective Training in Canada’s Army Reserv... ...ice, ‘the authorityof the Commanding Officer within his unit is paramount.’16 The CommandingOfficer is responsible for and should be held accountable ... ...odels of the training progression for a one-week (nine-day) and a two-week(16-day) brigade training events can be found at Appendixes 2 and 3respectiv...

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... Postscript . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 167 Notes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 171 9 QUEBEC 11 SEPTEMBER–16 SEPTEMBER 1944 . . . . .185 Introduction . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .185 The Diary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 202 Postscript . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 207 Notes . ....

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... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 171 9 QUEBEC 11 SEPTEMBER–16 SEPTEMBER 1944 . . . . . . 185 Introduction . . . . . .... ...r of which appears as a balanced assessment of the air-man’s contributions.16 Serious contrary or dissenting thinkingfrom Marshall’s viewpoint did exi... ...rge C. Marshall Papers, George C. Marshall Research Library, Lexington,Va. 16. Thomas B. Buell, Master of Sea Power: A Biography of Fleet AdmiralErnes... ...nounced the RAF-AAF efforts as “exactly complementary.”12 16 ENGLAND Arnold had informed the JCS tha... ...returned to Washington where he briefed the proposal to theJCS on 29 April.16 Although Hap labeled Eaker’s presentation “superb,” thedemands the plan ... ...ned. Had lunch with enlisted men, took a ride on lake in electriclaunch, 8 horsepower, 12 miles per hour. Kaiser Wilhelm had 369AMERI...

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...—JAPANESE AIRPOWER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 61 15 WORLD WAR II: PACIFIC—THE USAAF IN THE SOUTHWEST. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67 16 WORLD WAR II: CENTRAL PACIFIC—NAVAL AIRPOWER . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 73 17 WORLD WAR II: PACIFIC—THE MERGE AND HIROSHIMA . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 79 18 THE DAWN OF THE COLD WAR . . . ...

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... 61 15 WORLD WAR II: PACIFIC—THE USAAF IN THE SOUTHWEST. . . . . 67 16 WORLD WAR II: CENTRAL PACIFIC—NAVAL AIRPOWER . . . . . . .... ... important start on Luftwaffe doctrine beforethat organization ever existed. Figure 16. Messerschmitt Bf-109G, mainline Luftwaffe fighter in World W... ...er, at the onset of Big Week, he and the rest of the crew of the Fortress dubbed “Ten Horsepower” were ordered on a bombing mission against Leipzig. S... ...four-engine aircraft before the outbreak of the war—it made oneflight with as many as 16 people on board. As isolated as Russia seemed in the West, it... ...p. (Courtesy of History Department, US Military Academy) Chapter 16 World War II: Central Pacific—Naval Airpower ... ... 105LIQUID MOBILITY: AIR REFUELING Figure 55. A KC-10 refueling an F-16. (USAF photo) Figure 56. Boom operator MSgt Sam B...

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...Book One: CauseChapter 1 San Francisco, Early Afternoon, August 16, 1994 August Bondoc never panicked. Never. But twelve million was twice... ...s in computer usage, and no one saw Gina atall. - 16 - ePress, LLC eBook Edition © ePr... ...ressllc.comChapter 8 Richmond, California, Late Evening, August 16, 1994 The evening of the disastrous verdict, his mind swirling with tho... ...k Edition © ePress, LLC 2011 www.epressllc.comChapter 16 San Francisco, Morning, Early Afternoon, April 18, 1995 Gus ... ...ugh, weren’t quite the same thing. Bondoc justdidn’t have the intellectual horsepower—his thrust was driven by cunning. That type oftalent took you ov... ... in the audience section, was the media. This was a story toogood to miss—$16,000,000 lifted from a scumbag dictator; a lawyer who’d been sleepingwith...

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...the Rule o f Reason 119 Chapter 14 Problems o f Government: Five Great Issues 127 Chapter 15 Plato and Aristotle: Utopia and Polity 138 Chapter 16 Augustine and Aquinas: Platonist and Aristotelian 146 Chapter 17 Machiavelli and Hobbes: The Prince and the Leviathan 156 Chapter 18 Locke and Rousseau: The Social Contractors 165 Chapter 19 Burke and Hegel: Conserva...

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...U topia and Polity 138C hapter 16 A ugustine and Aquinas: Platonist and A ristotelia... ...nd to theperfection of man, rather than to dwell on the perfection of God. 16 An Introduction to Clearer ThinkingLiberals tend to believe in freedo... ...hilosopher ofcommon sense, a man of moderation. CHAPTER 16 Augustine and Aquinas: Platonist and AristotelianSt... ...fashion i.e., population will grow in the follow­ing progression 1,2,4, 8, 16, 62,64. But land does not multiply;so subsistence, with limited growing ... ...se, are perfect examples of conspicuousconsumption. Three-and four-hundred horsepower automobilesin a nation with a fifty-five mile per hour speed lim... ...ture of man, 14-15capitalism, 184, 185, 187, 189, 199, politics, 16-17 200, 239, 240, 243 society, 16 displacement of, 18...

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...red. With the help ofcutting-edge medical technology, we were able to bring you 16 TENTORIAback into very goo... ...ke the cars our old men used to drive 20 years ago.” “And not even one measly horsepower more?” Colewhined too. “You know the regulations!” The se... ...home. 70 TENTORIA Chapter 16 The dog-eared posters pinned up side by si... ...N BANU 95 Chapter 18JULY 16, 2514. NORTH AMERICA, THETENTORIAN CITY Several thousand kilomete... ... having been assigned a mission brimming withuncertainties. The screen now read 16%. Unfortunately, thatmeant his vital signs. The streaks of nanobots...

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... Chapter 15- Consciousness Conquers Fear-Based Beliefs pg 158 Chapter 16- How To Unplug Yourself From The Matrix pg 167 Chapter 17- Secret Weapons Of Mass Sedation And The pg 172 Hidden History Of NASA ...

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...5- Consciousness Conquers Fear-Based Beliefs pg 158Chapter 16- How To Unplug Yourself From The Matrix pg 16... ...eakened version of ourselves? 16 The conman is your TV. The belief that pills and alcohol willd... ...e most part, a few common parts become clogged-up over the course oftime. A 200 Horsepower vehicle can sit for too long and be deemedworthless by uppe... ... a new strategy. 166 Chapter 16 – How To Unplug Yourself From The Matrix ...

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... . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .13 Unmanned Aerial Systems: The Air Force in Transition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Intelligence Reform: The Secondary Effects of Merging Intelligence with Surveillance and Reconnaissance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .18 The Total Force in Transition . . . . . . . . . . . 20 Air Base Disaste...

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...ition . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 Intelligence Reform: The Secondary Effects of Merging Inte... ...increased rapidly. The engine in the original WrightFlyer generated about 12 horsepower (hp). In the early part of World War I,most airplanes had engi...

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...im andwait out a prolonged Presidential term of their opponent, theidea of 16 calendar-year Presidential terms — 32 years fortwo terms — would undoubt... ...ese extended years, Political Years. Four leap years, ofcourse, amounts to 16 calendar years.”Nancy took a breath before continuing.“The paper asserts... ...whole lot of pulling power.”68 Chapter 4“Yes. It has 210 horsepower — good, high-torquehorsepower, all geared for heavy pulling. The... ...es all around you can see over there to our leftin the next field, has 310 horsepower.“In the field over to our right, that I plowed yesterday, is the... ...ht, that I plowed yesterday, is the8360RT rubber-tracked tractor, with 360 horsepower. It’spulling the harrow roller and seedbed finisher. We don’tnee... .... It’spulling the harrow roller and seedbed finisher. We don’tneed so much horsepower for the final step getting theground ready to plant, but, with i... ..., patriots should know the militia is armed byArticle I, Section 8, Clause 16 that reads ‘Congress shall havePower…To provide for organizing, arming, ... ...s (eight calendar years), the President/VP every four Political Years (16 calendar years) and each class of Senators only every six Political ... ...rms forPresidents’ and Vice Presidents’ may becomefour Political Years, or 16 calendar years;and the terms for Senators may become sixPolitical Years,...

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...im andwait out a prolonged Presidential term of their opponent, theidea of 16 calendar-year Presidential terms — 32 years fortwo terms — would undoubt... ...ese extended years, Political Years. Four leap years, ofcourse, amounts to 16 calendar years.”Nancy took a breath before continuing.“The paper asserts... ...whole lot of pulling power.”68 Chapter 4“Yes. It has 210 horsepower — good, high-torquehorsepower, all geared for heavy pulling. The... ...es all around you can see over there to our leftin the next field, has 310 horsepower.“In the field over to our right, that I plowed yesterday, is the... ...ht, that I plowed yesterday, is the8360RT rubber-tracked tractor, with 360 horsepower. It’spulling the harrow roller and seedbed finisher. We don’tnee... .... It’spulling the harrow roller and seedbed finisher. We don’tneed so much horsepower for the final step getting theground ready to plant, but, with i... ..., patriots should know the militia is armed byArticle I, Section 8, Clause 16 that reads ‘Congress shall havePower…To provide for organizing, arming, ... ...s (eight calendar years), the President/VP every four Political Years (16 calendar years) and each class of Senators only every six Political ... ...rms forPresidents’ and Vice Presidents’ may becomefour Political Years, or 16 calendar years;and the terms for Senators may become sixPolitical Years,...

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...The Universe 12. Sphere 8 and The Lord God 13. The Inhabited Planets 14. Moses and the Commandments 15. Why Religions and Individual Personality 16. The New Beginning ...

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...he CommandmentsLesson 15: Why Religions, and Individual PersonalityLesson 16: The New BeginningConclusionSonnet by William ShakespeareINTRODUCTIONIn... ...enance was like lightning, and his raimentwas white as snow.’Mark, Chapter 16, verse 5 states, ‘And entering into thesepulchre they saw a young man, s... ...lswould become almost impossible and vehicles would needtwice the horsepower of an Earth vehicle to climb the samegradient with wide tracks t... ... not to tell falsehoods aboutothers with a view to causing them harm.Verse 16. ‘Thou shalt not covet thy neighbour’s house, thou shalt notcovet thy ne...

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...HE SOUTH - THE CANAL DU MIDI CHAPTER 13 A SECOND SUMMER IN THE SOUTH OF FRANCE CHAPTER 14 TOULOUSE AND BEYOND CHAPTER 15 RETURN TO ROANNE CHAPTER 16 VAGABOND FOR SALE CHAPTER 17 AU REVOIR LA FRANCE END NOTES - MEDITATIONS ON TRANSITIONS - THOUGHTS ON SLOWING DOWN APPENDIX - BARGING IN FRANCE - BUYING A CANAL BOAT...

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...HAPTER 14 TOULOUSE AND BEYONDCHAPTER 15 RETURN TO ROANNECHAPTER 16 VAGABOND FOR SALECHAPTER 17 AU REVOIR LA FRANCE ... ... impressive series of rises with barely ahundred metres between each of the 16 locks. And then three tunnels leadingto the Etang de Baye reservoir on ... ... flow or battling againstit. Sometimes the rate of flow is greater than the horsepower of a boat candeal with, in which case, you go backwards even if... ...se are the magic numbers. Basicallyboats have to be narrower than 5 metres (16.4 feet), extend no more than 1.4metres (4.6 feet) below or 2.8 metres (...

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...Note from Author i Dedication 4 Part One Forward 1 Early Background 2 Current Times 8 A New Day 16 Great Escape 50 Rude Awakening 72 Taste of Metamorphosis 88 The Corn Field 126 Closing Remarks 150 Part Two Opening Dialog 153 NMASA Headquarters 156 Vocal “Reader” is Back 166 Trouble Spotted 175 White Tra...

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...u spell it?“Dipptard, d-i-p-p-t-a-r-d, dipptard.” 16 WTF! This is a Liberal Utopia!Good, “dipptard,” “dipptar... ...nted squarely on and pressing “full tilt boogie” the accelerator ofthe ten horsepower, Briggs and Fidel, electrodynamoe power plant. ...

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... in north-east Fiji * Chapter 14 SITTING IN A CHIEF'S LAP * the dry, funny side of Fiji * Chapter 15 FUN @ FUNAFUTI * island power * Chapter 16 ADVENTURE IN VANUATU * pigs in paradise* Chapter 17 GETTING INTO HOT WATER * hot springs and volcanoes at Ambrym * Chapter 18 SAILING TO THE LAND OF TA-HAR * bedevilled by winds * Chapter 19 PIG KILLING IN PENTE...

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... FUN @ FUNAFUTI * island power * Chapter 16 ADVENTURE IN VANUATU * pigs in paradise* ... ...ng into the wind. As weapproach the pass, a local fishing boat - with heaps of horsepower to pull him through the narrowopening - takes the tow line f... ... the Captain to visitour humble ship.During our siesta that afternoon, Channel 16 springs to life. "FellowShip, this is the AustralianWarship Ipswich,... ...sirable - Semisi's Uncle Neli fought the idea. Chapter 16 ADVENTURE IN VANUATU * pigs in ... ...silent Shnooby-mobile, having the range and speed of a large dinghy andlots of horsepower is a great change of pace!Next day, we hop up to Ilot Moro, ...

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...er g ∆z = 8000 Pa + (9790 N / m3)(0.25 + 0.12 m) =11622 Pa − gageFCC = pCCACC = (10448 Pa) (π /4)[(0.36 m)2 − (0.16 m)2 ] = 853 N13. Gate ... ...rmula:  1   (30)(100)3 sin(53.13°)yCP = − I xx sin θ = − 12  = −16.67 m hCG A ... ... = −16.67 m hCG A (40)(30×100)To be added to the 50-m distance from A to the centroid, or 50 + 16.67 = 66.67 m. As shown... ...the main support force at the bottom of the dam would shift to the left ofpoint C and might indeed cause the dam to tip over.16. Panel BCD is semicirc... ... ρw 1−      5.5    Cd ≈ m (kg / s) 16.485 hmetersReD = ... ...r at the top of the slide,4 m above the water surface, as a free jet. Ignore minor losses and assume α = 1.06. Findthe brake horsepower needed to driv... ...= 35° and rotates at 1060 r/min. If it generates a head of 180 ft, determine the theoretical (a) flow rate in gal/minand (b) horsepower. Assume near-r... ...best efficiency point and the maximum efficiency. (b) Estimate themost efficient flow rate, and the resulting head and brake horsepower, if the diamet... ...4 ≈ 0.193, or N = 3320 (probably s sa centrifugal pump).The plot of input horsepower versus flow ra...

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...ll soon be 88 years old. The acre of ground where it stands wasbought for $16. The other school houses in Clay Twp. Were built between 1877 and 1885.W... ...ne of the crews was put together by Pat Creger, a Gowrie girl. She wasonly 16 and I was almost 26 years old. She was personable and a hard worker. Pre... ...l in 1976. Table of Contents 16 Jean & Don Larson May 6, 1978T... ...he Iowa Pullers had their ownorganization for governing pull operators. As horsepower increased every year, the rules werebeing updated every year for... ...ponsors alike. Some of the multi-engine modified tractors have over 10,000 horsepower!Vaughn Bauer of Paton builds the certified pulling sleds used in... ...d big operations in South Dakota in the 60’s. I saw a Big Bud tractor, 550 horsepower,pulling a 90 foot one-way disc on wheat stubble in a 960 acre fi... ...r. I started driving a B Farmall tractor in 1946. This tractor had about16 horsepower. Dad and Uncle Bernard shared a Farmall F-20 to do the heavy wor... ...ught I could jump a barb wire fence. I didn’t make the jump, but I did get 16 stitchesin my left leg.As I got older I did a lot of day labor for neigh... ...0 hours on a mower every summer. When Iwas a boy, we mowed the yard with a 16 inch push mower and my Dad mowed the road ditchwith a five foot sickle m...

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...6 2 Chemical Warfare Agents . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 3 Examples of Biological Warfare Agents . . . . . . . . . .... ...by a one-cylinder, two-cycleinternal combustion engine which produces about 5.2 horsepower, giving it atop speed of about 185 kilometers (km) per hour... ...eledyne Continental GR-18 rotarypiston engines that produce a total of about 45 horsepower which allows a topspeed of about 225 km per hour and a ceil... ...Lycoming TIO-320-C1B flat-four piston engine rated 7at 160 horsepower which allows a maximum speed of over 322 km per hour.The Mo... ...arts, constructing a UAV is about as complicated as making ahome-built airplane.16 The purpose of this study was not to present an all-encompassingenc... ...uddenly Everyone Wants a UAV,” Interavia Aerospace Review, December1991, 46–47. 16. Construction techniques and ease of assembly were obtained from th... ...Missile—Low Cost ForceAugmentor (Maxwell AFB, Ala.: Air War College, 1980), 214–16. For example, the USTomahawk missile (TLAM) is 18 feet long and 20 ... ...ves, and other items that control the movement of chemicalsthroughout the plant.16 Actions are being taken to control export of this equipment whenint...