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... Sweatshops and Tenements 3 Executive Director’s 4 Rhythm & Words: Jazz Poetry 5 Violence in Children’s Literature 6 The Decadence of the Art Deco Era 7 The Land Belongs to Those Who Work It: The Mexican Revolution 8 Bread: The Staff of Life 9 Hip Hop: From the Margins to the Mainstream 10 Bullfighting: Spanish Traditions in a Changing Paradigm 11 Don...

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...lui în pustiu, sub ţiri, implorând vreo divinitate. Vizitez o galerie de art ă contemporan ă Navajo. Picturi cu pene încorporate (pana a devenit un... ...ele sunt de fapt trailer-e (un fel de vagonete din scânduri). Unele sunt deconectate, n-au nici electricitate, nici ap ă. Spune-i unui român cum c ... ... Vizit ăm magazine de artizanat: împletituri din sticl ă, obiecte de lut (art ă aztec ă, str ămo şii mexicanilor). Fructe în pia ţă: mango, papaya... ..., dar n-ai luat chitan ţe pentru bere! – H ă, h ă, râde Gee. Dar ţie î ţi deconteaz ă universitatea şi berea? – Ce, parc ă ei ştiu?! fac eu pe nizn... ...grafiaz ă (pe mine, p ăgânul!) lâng ă un sfânt pictat. Multe galerii de art ă. Intr ăm la Christine of Santa Fé. Pre ţuri de la câteva sute la opt... ...ticl ă, teracot ă. pânz ă. Covoare. Ceramic ă. Cea mai modern ă galerie: Art Affair International. Arti şti din Hawaii (japonezi, chinezi tr ăind a... ...„Otsuka creeaz ă viziuni de frumuse ţe şi mirese” de Ronn Ronk, critic de art ă. Arti ştii vin acum s ă se lanseze în America, nu la Paris anymore. ... ... tradi ţional ă. Acum o îmbin ă cu modernul, Otsuka a creat mi şcarea Neo Deco: ie şirea femeii moderne din limitele trecutului, accentuând misticul... ... transmiterea informa ţiilor secrete şi pe care nem ţii se pare c ă n- au decodificat-o. Foloseau încifr ări precum „pe şte” = submarin, „bird” = av...

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...to, E-ista Voĉo, HDE. Alĝerio. (Afriko) La unuaj E-istoj estis en 1899 P . Decor (ankaŭ laŭ UEA-1928) en Alger, A. Rivier kaj kapitano A. Capé-Montros... ...e la nova Ligo, kiuj ricevis de n itivan formon la 11-an de sept. en Gent. Art. 2 mencias, ke FLE celas: propagandi E-n inter la androj, konigi ĉe l... ... bibliotekon al UEA (1920). La statuto de UEA mencias la administradon sub Art. kiu diras “50. La Biblioteko de UEA kolektasĉiujn konservindajn E-ling... ...tolikaj E-istoj Artikoloj en e E-ist, 1903. Ankoraŭ estas aktiva E-isto. Decourt (dökur) Lucien, franco, prof. Nask. 3 majo 1868 en Macon, mortis 31... ...a F. En jun 1910, tri el ili kreis Unuiĝon de fed. E-istaj de F. (Aiziere, Decourt, Duviard). En 19l0 la situacio estis do malfacila kaj malklara. La ... ...m) Murom (W . Brzozowski) 332 Freiburg en Badenujo (d-ro Haas) Peterburg (Art. Florell) (solena malferma kunveno 24 marto 1892) 1892 — Malaga Götebor... ... UEA (de 1921). Respondeca afera gvi- danto de UEA, konforme al la Statuto Art. 47/48. Verkinto de multaj artikoloj en E sub ps. Agricola. Verkis seri... ... i. a. katolikaj misiistoj en Kanada, ekz. la redemp- torista pastro J. M. Decoene, ĉe Brandoro, urbo en Manitoba Stato, kie li katekizis, prenis konf... ...de Sro de Beaufront li pagos al Dro Zamenhof l0% de la ricevotaj sumoj. . (Art. 2-a) Sro de Beaufront absolute nenion deprenos por li mem pri la verko...

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...samo malo nagnem...). Ka zapadu, nad Viskonsinom, kiša. Popodne u Savinom i Jeleninom stanu. Jelena sa decom na bazenu. Mi «gledamo» bejzbol ut... ...azi na telefon, priznaje mi, pripita od pola ĉaše blusha: - Pobeći ću jednog dana od njega. Ostaviću ga sa decom. – Onda se kikoće, histeriĉno. Do... ...adu, hodniku, liftu. Fotelja ispred televizora Laz-y-boy ĉiji se naslon pritiskom na dugme spušta i podiţe. Art Déco stolice i sto u trpezariji. Na ... ...o videli smo po busen trave, izmeĊu kamenja. Neki mir. Iznutra. Isto: gajiti groţĊe, pisati, šetati s decom, svojom decom, sedeti pred kaminom,... ...vinciji. Ja sam bolestan, izgleda nepokretan. U sobi do nas moja prijateljica iz srednje škole, s muţem i decom. Sluĉajnost. MeĊusobna ĉestitanja,... ...n Sie sehr gut bemerkt, Herr Doktor! Bei den Leichenbegangnissen geht's immer lustig zu! Das ist immer eine Art Vorstellung: tamo se drţe i govori, p... ...IZVINI. TVOJA SOFIJA 123 RADIO - Je, kak bi vam objasnil, kaj je zapravo «infarkt», das ist eine Art Anschoppung, razmete, to je nekak ka... ...jen mali špital, eine ganze Serie ansteckender Infektonskrankheiten, i onda, prosim lepo, tu dojde još eine Art ablagerung von Salzen, und dann komm... ...ropskim vozovima, malog kupatila, prostorije s mašinom za led u hodniku, lifta s rešetkom iskovanom u stilu art deco, debelog, prašnjavog saga u pre...

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... 1 and C 2 are integration constants. Because values of a are weak, we can decompose e −a into series. Then, assuming higher order terms infnitesimal,... ... corroboration. Although such task is highly challenging, the state-of-the-art in precision instrumentation has reached levels that allow the initiati... ...r statistical or chaotic mixing. In quantum theory, however, the mixed, or decoherent states can be dynamically induced on a subsystem from the initia... ...d into General Relativity. References 1. Belavkin V. P. Quantum causality, decoherence, trajectories and information. arXiv: quant-ph/0208087, 76 page... ...perim- ental extraction of an entangled photon pair from two identi- cally decohered pairs. Nature, v. 421 (23 Jan 2003), 343–346. 12. Pan J.-W., Gasp... ...rie. Encyclop¨ aedie der mathemati- schen Wissenschaften, Band V, Heft IV, Art. 19, 1921 (Pauli W. Theory of Relativity. Pergamon Press, 1958). 18. Ed... ...100, Adelaide 5001, Australia E-mail: Reg.Cahill@finders.edu.au We further deconstruct Heraclitean Quantum Systems giving a model for a universe using...

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................................. 129 CHAPTER VII OF THE INCONVENIENCE OF GREATNESS ............................................ 150 CHAPTER VIII OF THE ART OF CONFERENCE ................................................................. 156 CHAPTER IX OF VANITY.......................................................................................................... 181 CHAPTE...

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...TNESS ............................................ 150 CHAPTER VIII OF THE ART OF CONFERENCE ............................................................ ... him, and if he will not inwardly receive it, he at least puts it on for a decoration. Our outward and inward structure is full of imperfection; but t... ...ess, that what I call freedom, simplicity, and plainness in my manners, is art and subtlety, and rather prudence than goodness, industry than nature, ... ...or they are full of mistrust, and ’tis hard to overreach them in their own art: witness the 13 Montaigne sad experience we have lately had.—[Montaign... ...osophy, to the roughest and most violent hu- man actions. Was it nature or art that had intenerated that great courage of his, so full, so obstinate a... ...knowledge? And is it also reason that I should produce to the world, where art and handling have so much credit and authority, crude and simple effect... ...gnorance: lay aside power and subtilty in common conversation; to preserve decorum and order ’tis enough-nay, crawl on the earth, if they so desire it... ... yet there is no complaint of it. In every- thing else a man may keep some decorum, all other opera- tions submit to the rules of decency; this cannot... ...d me, have armed them against myself; so that they ordered themselves more deco- rously and securely by my rules, when they frankly referred themselve...

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...AMS......107 CHAPTER IX - BEGGARS...................................118 CHAPTER X - LETTER TO A YOUNG GENTLEMAN WHO PROPOSES TO EMBRACE THE CAREER OF ART............................................127 CHAPTER XII - A CHRISTMAS SERMON.........140...

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...PTER X - LETTER TO A YOUNG GENTLE- MAN WHO PROPOSES TO EMBRACE THE CAREER OF ART............................................127 CHAPTER XII - A CHRIST... ...s of that glaring description which we count too obvious for the purposes of art. The landing at Jersey City was done in a stampede. I had a fixed sen... ...ly this air is to be considered good or bad; but it belongs to that class of art which may be best described as a brutal assault upon the feelings. Pa... ... full of deportment, solemnly courteous, and doing all things with grace and decorum. In dress they ran to colour and bright sashes. Not even the most... ...y, which is the only covered portion of the church, is filled with seats and decorated for the service; the Indians troop together, their bright dress... ... better days, but was besides an exercise of culture, where all they knew of art and letters was united and expressed. And it made a man’s heart sorry... ...a- cious classical contentment are of the very essence of the better kind of art; and these, in that most smiling forest, he has the chance to learn o... ...re still pretty in their confusion, and the great plain that contrives to be decorative in its emp- tiness. II IN SPITE OF ITS REALLY considerable ext... ...ere still hang in the inn room the paintings of a former generation, dead or deco- rated long ago. In my time, one man only, greatly daring, dwelt the...

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...G AWAKE.............................................................................................................................. 62 THE GHOST OF ART.................................................................................................................... 69 OUT OF TOWN .............................................................................................

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................................................. ........... 62 THE GHOST OF ART........................................................................... ...ing aspect. M. Feroce has saved so many people from drowning, and has been decorated with so many med als in consequence, that his stoutness seems a ... ...e joint Ducasse of the milliners and tailors, a wholesome knowledge of the art of making common and cheap things uncommon and pretty, by good sense an... ... littering the street; but, still, below these rents and gashes, layers of decomposing posters showed themselves, as if they were interminable. I thou... ...m and water. I embraced the oppor tunity of asking how many divisions the art and mystery of bill sticking comprised? He replied, three—auctioneers’ ... ...ld composed of Paper or of Linen, that impressions of the finer getting up art, practised by the laundress, are to be printed off, all over his soft a... ...me in mind of Benjamin Franklin , and so Benjamin Franklin’s paper on the art of procuring pleasant dreams, which would seem necessarily to include t... ...s delicious, and our breezy hills and downs, carpeted with wild thyme, and decorated with millions of wild flowers, are, on the faith of a pedestrian,... ...more bricks in them than glass, and we are not over fanciful in the way of deco rative architecture, and we get unexpected sea views through cracks i...

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... Roch, to see a famous piece of mosaic-work there. It is a famous work of art, and was bought by I don’t know what king for I don’t know how much mon... ...urt allegories were represented, which, atrocious as they were in point of art, might yet serve to attract the re- gard of the moraliser. There were F... ... the Duke of Wellington, done in a very characteristic style of Portuguese art. There is also a chapel, which has been decorated with much care and s... ...cteristic style of Portuguese art. There is also a chapel, which has been decorated with much care and sumptuousness of ornament—the altar sur- mount... ...s of an admirable clean- liness, many of the tall houses of rich and noble decorations, and all looking as if the city were in full prosperity. I have... ...hemselves round the dingy tablecloth of the club-house coffee-room, richly decorated with cold gravy and spilt beer. I heard there the very names of t... ...inous actors in this busy cheerful drama is heightened, as it were, by the decora- tions of the stage. The sky is delightfully brilliant; all the hous... ...ntire a heathen as to be insensible to the beauty of those relics of Greek art, of which men much more learned and enthusiastic have written such pile... ...ster tells us, the Greek writing is as complete as the Greek 45 Thackeray art; if an ode of Pindar is as glittering and pure as the Temple of Victory...

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...sity. 3 H. G . Wells Ann Veronica A Modern Love Story by H. G. Wells “The art of ignoring is one of the accomplishments of every well-bred girl, so c... ...ER F O HER F O HER FA A A A ATHER THER THER THER THER P P P P Par ar ar ar art 1 t 1 t 1 t 1 t 1 ONE WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON in late September, Ann V eron... ...ed, “dammit!” with great bitter- ness as he faced it. P P P P Par ar ar ar art 2 t 2 t 2 t 2 t 2 ANN VERONICA STANLEY was twenty-one and a half years ... ...ities began to come back into her mind, thinly disguised as literature and art. She read voraciously, and presently, because of her aunt’s censorship,... ...ch Ann Veronica had become very friendly. Mr. Widgett was a journalist and art critic, addicted to a greenish-gray tweed suit and “art” brown ties; he... ...iping away her tedium. It was a large, littered, self-forgetful apartment, decorated with unframed charcoal sketches by various incipient masters; and... ...hose empty rooms, if they were empty, were the equivalents of astoundingly deco- rated predecessors. Perhaps it was just as well there was no inherite... ...come will vanish. Even un- believing biological demonstrators must respect decorum; and besides, you see—you were a student. We shall have— hardly any... ...er straying mind would become astonishingly active—embroidering bright and decorative things that she could say to Capes; some- 243 H. G . Wells time...

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...soothingness. Favored by the clear-obscure, the material skill employed by art to produce illusion entirely disappears. If the work is a picture, the ... ...vil alike. At this magic hour a young painter, a man of talent, who saw in art nothing but Art itself, was perched on a step-lad- der which helped him... ... of the ideal beauty which every artist creates for himself and whence his art proceeds. The features of the unknown belonged, so to say, to the refin... ...proprietors in whom there is a foregone and profound horror of repairs and deco- ration, one of the men who regard their position as Paris house-owner... ...e gratis of a comical scene with Monsieur Molineux as concerning cer- tain decorative repairs in his studio, was not surprised to see the dark greasy ... ...endidly fin- ished telescope, hanging over the small discolored glass that decorated the chimney. T o harmonize with this strange col- lection of furn... ... a charred and badly-trimmed wick. Hippolyte, seeing the large mirror that decorated the chimney-piece, im- mediately fixed his eyes on it to admire A... ...end to it. By questioning the young man as to the material exercise of his art, and as to his studies, Adelaide and her mother emboldened him to talk.... ..., then on the throne, in which the most difficult problem of the sartorial art had been solved by a tailor who ought to be immortal. That artist cer- ...

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...ment. He is always with the beau-frere, a rather untidy, fat, bearded man, deco- rated, too, always smoking and looking at the feet of the ladies, who... ... the rest. The landlady wears diamond ear-rings; and the drawing-rooms are deco- rated with marble statues. I should indeed be sorry to let you know h... ... and though I am not sure I agree with him in his views of the relation of art to life and life to art, and in his inter- pretation of some of the gre... ... true of the others), but that places and things as well have acquired the art of pleasing. The houses are extremely good, and they look so extraordin... ...ent. Naturally, no architecture (they make houses of wood and of iron), no art, no literature, no theatre. I have opened some of the books; mais ils n... ...ut au long, with every detail—not in six lines, discreetly veiled, with an art of insinuation, as with us; but with all the facts (or the fictions), t...

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...hou hast spoken treason against the Norman, 11 Sir Walter Scott —and thou art but a cast-away swineherd,—thou wouldst waver on one of these trees as ... ...hy churchman rode upon a well-fed ambling mule, whose furniture was highly decorated, and whose bridle, ac- cording to the fashion of the day, was orn... ...d another part to play, which, when need- ful, he could sustain with great decorum. His knowledge of books, however superficial, was sufficient to imp... ...the dog where the deer lies, if I have no mind he should chase him.” “Thou art right,” said Gurth; “it were ill that Aymer saw the Lady Rowena; and it... ...ner done than the figure arose, exclaiming in good French, “Whosoever thou art, it is dis- courteous in you to disturb my thoughts.” “We did but wish ... ...ed in a fanciful and graceful manner in nu- merous ringlets, to form which art had probably aided na- ture. These locks were braided with gems, and, b... ... who had taken his appro- priated seat upon a chair, the back of which was decorated with two ass’s ears, and which was placed about two steps behind ... ...ying briefly, “Old man, my garments are dried, my hunger is appeased, thou art both wet and fasting.” So saying, he gathered together, and brought to ... ...e combat was to take place, was raised higher than the others, more richly decorated, and graced by a sort of throne and canopy, on which the royal ar...

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...re. Of these four friends of ours, three were artists, or con- nected with art; and, at this moment, they had been simul- taneously struck by a resemb... ...emplating. But we must do more than merely refer to this exquisite work of art; it must be described, however inadequate may be the effort to express ... ...nity in this strange yet true and natural conception of antique poetry and art. Praxiteles has subtly diffused throughout his work that mute mystery,w... ... a silly compliment more smartly than that!” exclaimed Miriam. “Nature and art are just at one sometimes. But what a happy ignorance is this of our fr... ...- ture should be a sort of fossilizing process. But, in truth, your frozen art has nothing like the scope and freedom of Hilda’s and mine. In painting... ...sition could Miriam explain the identity of the dead Capuchin, quietly and decorously laid out in the nave of his convent church, with that of her mur... ...or of which consists of the consecrated earth of Jerusalem. It is smoothed deco- rously over the deceased brethren of the convent, and is kept quite f...

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... my cofferer shall look to it. No, thank me not; ’tis nothing. Thou speakest well; thou hast an easy grace in it. Art learned?” “I know not if I am or... ...rebuke me or forbid, meseemeth I could forego the crown!” “And if that I could clothe me once, sweet sir, as thou art clad—just once—” “Oho, would’st ... ...dward Prince of Wales desireth speech with him.” A great shout went up at this, and one rude fellow said— “Marry, art thou his grace’s messenger, begg... ...ome other.” The prince twisted himself loose, unconsciously brushed his profaned shoulder, and eagerly said— “Oh, art his father, truly? Sweet heaven ... ...ut I fear me ’tis not so.” He breathed a heavy sigh, and said in a gentle voice, “Come to thy father, child: thou art not well.” 24 Mark Twain Tom wa... ... to the steps. They were richly gilt, and their lofty prows and sterns were elaborately carved. Some of them were deco- rated with banners and streame... ...w harkee, mate; you will not beg, you will not rob; so be it. But I will tell you what you will do. You will play decoy whilst I beg. Refuse, an’ you ... ...pig eightpence, and heaven bless the day that freed my conscience of this awesome thing!” Miles Hendon forgot all decorum in his delight; and surprise...

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...e, poets who, though by no means deficient in the higher branches of their art, were eminent for their powers of verbal melody above most who have pra... ...r or lodging; and I reckon thou wilt hardly wish to stay longer where thou art e’en but too well known.” “For that matter, uncle,” replied the travell... ...ed his uncle, “as eighteen years have gone over thy head, and I trust thou art somewhat amended in thy conditions, thou shalt not leave my house at th... ...rcer, chuckling. “Why, and so thou mayest,” said Michael—”that is, if thou art the same brisk boy who was partner with me at robbing the Abbot’s orcha... ...h me at robbing the Abbot’s orchard. ’Tis but a little touch of alchemy to decoct thy house and land into ready money, and that ready money into a tal... ...orld!” “Thou hast taught him a secret, kinsman,” said Giles Gos- ling, “to decoct, an that be the word, his pound into a penny and his webs into a thr... ...always trusting that he has come home another man.—In faith, kinsman, thou art as like my poor sister as ever was son to mother.” “Not quite so like o... ...nd broken in pieces; and a large summer-house, having a heavy stone front, decorated with carving represent- ing the life and actions of Samson, was i... ...ng attached to them. On the evening of which we treat, the new and highly- decorated suite of rooms were, for the first time, illuminated, and that wi...

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...re. Of these four friends of ours, three were artists, or con- nected with art; and, at this moment, they had been simul- taneously struck by a resemb... ...emplating. But we must do more than merely refer to this exquisite work of art; it must be described, however inadequate may be the effort to express ... ...nity in this strange yet true and natural conception of antique poetry and art. Praxiteles has subtly diffused throughout his work that mute mystery,w... ... a silly compliment more smartly than that!” exclaimed Miriam. “Nature and art are just at one sometimes. But what a happy ignorance is this of our fr... ...- ture should be a sort of fossilizing process. But, in truth, your frozen art has nothing like the scope and freedom of Hilda’s and mine. In painting... ...sition could Miriam explain the identity of the dead Capuchin, quietly and decorously laid out in the nave of his convent church, with that of her mur... ...or of which consists of the consecrated earth of Jerusalem. It is smoothed deco- rously over the deceased brethren of the convent, and is kept quite f... ...n she cast me off, I had no longer any terms to keep with the reserves and decorums of my sex. Hilda has set me free! Pray tell her so, from Miriam, a... ..., when she cast me off, it severed some few remaining bonds between me and decorous womanhood. But were there anything to forgive, I do forgive her. M...

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...tist, who contemplates an indefinite succession of winters in this home of art (though his first thought was merely to improve him- self by a brief vi... ...an, the purple air of Italy over his canvas. He studies the old schools of art in the mountain towns where they were born, and where they are still to... ...netian palaces. Such summers as these, spent amid whatever is exquisite in art, or wild and pictur- esque in nature, may not inadequately repay him fo... ...sunshine, passionate as the tornado. Their lives were rendered blissful by art unsought harmony with nature. But, as centuries passed away, the Faun’s... ... years, has crept over scenes that have been once adorned with the careful art and toil of man; and when man could do no more for them, time and natur... ...n she cast me off, I had no longer any terms to keep with the reserves and decorums of my sex. Hilda has set me free! Pray tell her so, from Miriam, a... ..., when she cast me off, it severed some few remaining bonds between me and decorous womanhood. But were there anything to forgive, I do forgive her. M... ...tator. Then there are chapels, opening from the side aisles and transepts, deco- rated by princes for their own burial places, and as shrines for thei... ... fervors than while they dwelt on earth. Hilda’s fine sense of the fit and decorous could not be betrayed into kneeling at such a shrine. She never fo...

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...t or nobility to give the tone, there is no harmony in the produc- tion of art. Never, on the other hand, has architecture dis- covered so many econom... ... arranged to suit the taste of the artist to whom Comte Adam entrusted the decoration of the house. It is too full of pretty nothings to be a place fo... ...is except that of the Baron de Nucingen, was at the end of a short gallery deco- rated in the manner of the middle-ages. This gallery opened on the si... ...en what a campaign once was to the sol- diers of the Empire. What works of art and genius are ex- pended on a gown or a garland in which to make a sen... ...go to the Bois either on horseback or in a carriage. She must practise the art of smiling, and must keep her mind on the stretch to invent new complim...