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...one who knows racing but has undercover experience. You’re the only qualified officer available.” “But I’m not available.” Archer cleared his throa... ...sturing him through the horsemen’s gate. Kurt followed the row of dimly lit buildings to G barn and paused outside the door. It was library quiet,... ...d some keys, waiting as the laptop downloaded a glut of information. Archer’s office had forwarded a summary of the cases Connor had been involved w... ... begun in Montana. Convictions included drunk driving and assaulting a police officer. He’d spent time in jail for various misdemeanors, but a rape ... ... sordid chapter of his life was over. One last job. A few more lies. Halfway houses and cheap motel rooms had been tolerable with a partner—a partne... ...andled?” “You can pay later when I figure out her costs. Let’s go back to the house and grab a coffee.” Kurt followed Adam into the cedar home. The... ...rstood anyway. So he remained silent, watching until she and Blue reached the house, and the screen door slammed. He blew out a sigh, climbed in h... ... onlookers kept a respectful distance. The man Kurt had seen in the unmarked Ford waved him into the barn. “I’m Sergeant Hans Leaman.” He passed K... ...close he could taste it. A truck engine roared. He jerked sideways as a blue Ford whipped past, crunching gravel, going too fast. Dust clogged his ...

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...of positive change. However, the 44th President of the USA, entered the White House, amidst the beginning of the worse economic crisis since the Gre... ...ovements. Poverty means in many Countries you only own one Television, rent a house, and have a low income job. In 1929, this would not be considere... ...e to turn back the clock, and return to digging up ditches, fixing roads, and building mega projects? Would these generations who traded blue overal... ...ken Police" were one example, hiring unemployed Germans to collect a tax from householders who kept chickens. A tax, paid for each Chicken, offender... ...le, you can bet shareholders and investors, are now heading for their Lawyers Office. 2. Accountants and Accounting Staff Not a very glamorous ... ...g after the Market Crash. Governments could be forced into hiring more police officers, in order to combat a future crime wave. 5. Solar Ener... .... But when minor players fall, no one really notices, and the game continues. Building a society of small businesses, that essentially take over what... ... increasing, so does the need for an “Agent.” 7. Solar Manufacturers Ford and Citibank may be shedding workers, but thousands of small to me... ... capitalism, when in the past they were the Kings and Queens of Global empire building. In the future, the idea that business Leaders can pass on re...

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...tly at the opening of the lattice,—I woke no one except a great brute of a house-dog, that yelled, and howled, and bounced so at me over the rails, th... ... and I got up on the roof without having seen Mary Smith. As we passed the house, it did seem as if the window cur- tain in her room was drawn aside j... ...ad sunk a sum of four hundred pounds in the purchase of an annuity at this office, which paid her no less than six-and-thirty pounds a year, when no o... ...wenty-four. The chairman of the directors was the great Mr. Brough, of the house of Brough and Hoff, Crutched Friars, Turkey Merchants. It was a new h... ...ociety patronised by those good people. He had nine clerks residing at his office in Crutched Friars; he would not take one without a certificate from... ...ng down at the shop, as we called it (it wasn’t a shop, but as splendid an office as any in Cornhill)—he was always talking about V estris and Miss Tr... ...red against the heads of the establishment—but over them I pass: I can af- ford, sir, to pass them by—no worldly conversation or foul jesting disturbe... ...ent well and handsomely dressed; but I know that their salaries cannot af- ford ornaments like those, and I grieve to see you with a thing of such val... ...rs old between us; and, for my part, I never found any harm come of castle-building, but a great deal of pleasure. Before I left London I had, to say ...

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...grand old foundation, and the struggle for appointments between the parent house at Durham and the Scottish Government. Priors Akefield and Drax are h... ... what it may yet become, since the foundation remains intact, although the building has been removed. C. M. Yonge. November 24, 1869. CHAPTER I CHAPTE... ...est of them, should tear her away to be the lady of their fierce un- godly households.’ ‘You could give her to Patrick, Uncle.’ ‘No, Malcolm, that wer... ...ch war,’ sighed Malcolm; ‘and I must be scorned by my cousins whenever the House of Stewart meets together; 9 Yo n g e and must strive with these fie... ...o the blessed Lady Joan, was one of the first.’ ‘How was it? What is their office?’ eagerly inquired Esclairmonde. And Mistress Bolt arranged herself ... ...ain, sometimes called Sir Martin Bennet, at others Dr. Bennet, a great Ox- ford scholar, bred up among William of Wykeham’s original seventy at Winche... ...furnished servants to the queens; and they applied them- selves to various offices of charity, going forth into the city to tend the poor, and to teac... ... ordered, he signed, he sealed; he mentioned name after name, of place and officer, never moving or looking up. And James, who knew from Salisbury tha... ...uch as Chicheley, Waynflete, or the like. He would therefore remain at Ox- ford, he thought, long enough to take his Master of Arts degree, and then, ...

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... I have a strong impres- sion that it was a wall painting upon some public building in Manchester or Birmingham or Glasgow, but very possibly I am mis... ... of desperate dogs. Sometimes, when they had money , they went into public houses and had drinks. Then they would become more desperate than ever, and... ...onfusion of features, its deer parks and downland, its castles and stately houses, its hamlets and old churches, its farms and ricks and great barns a... ...s senior, Mansfield. Mansfield was presently called away to the count- ing house, and instantly Polly shot out by the street door, and made a rapid tr... ...e Benedictine’s Infirmary and the view of Bell Harry tower from the school buildings. He was stirred to read the Canterbury Tales, but he could not ge... ...ed wife—” “Take thee Mirum wed’ wife,” said Mr. Polly. “Have hold this day ford.” “Have hold this day ford.” “Betworse, richpoo’—” “Bet worsh, richpoo... ... flames. A number of willing volunteers started off to the new tele- phone office in obedience to Mr. Boomer’s request, only to be told with cold offi... ...y train from Fishbourne to Ashington. At Ashington he had gone to the post-office, obtained a regis- tered letter, and sent his four five-pound notes ... ...e Potwell Inn after posting a letter to the lime-juice people at the post- office. He was walking slowly, after his habit, and thinking discursively. ...

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... and followed by my faithful William set forth for my Aunts.” “My Father’s house is situated in Bedfordshire, my Aunt’s in Middlesex, and tho’ I flatt... ... En- treaties of Augustus and Sophia that we would for ever consider their House as our Home, easily prevailed on us to determine never more to leave ... ...leat such unparalelled Barbarity we were informed that an Execution in the House would shortly take place. Ah! what could we do but what we did! We... ... we could do was to leave the House; of which we every moment expected the officers of Justice to take possession. We waited therefore with the great... ...er.” (replied he) “Yes, (exclaimed I) amidst every misfortune, it will af- ford us some consolation to reflect that by this one act of Freindship to J... ...from ei- ther?” “T o that white Cottage.” (replied she pointing to a neat Building which rose up amidst the grove of Elms and which I had not before ... ...oon as I once found myself safely arrived in the inside of this tremendous building, I com- forted myself with the hope of having my spirits revived, ... ...rleigh, Sir Francis Walsingham, and the rest of those who filled the cheif offices of State were deserving, ex- perienced, and able Ministers. But oh!... ...t the whole Kingdom amounting only to five, besides the inhabitants of Ox- ford who were always loyal to their King and faithful to his interests. The...

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...bill of fare which all persons may peruse at their first entrance into the house; and having thence acquainted themselves with the enter tainment whi... ...an, owed no one a shilling, took nothing but what was his own, kept a good house, entertained his neighbours with a hearty welcome at his table, and w... ...en absent a month at a time during the space of many years. He came to his house very late in the evening, and after a short supper with his sister, r... ...nd the great condescension of Miss Bridget Allworthy The Gothic stile of building could produce nothing nobler than Mr. Allworthy’s house. There was... ...m under you. In plain English, when you have made your fortune by the good offices of a friend, you are advised to discard him as soon as you can. W... ... pres ently filled with it, and the world is sure to be informed at whose office it was sold: indeed, commonly two or three different offices lay cla... ...and that at the best, they ought to be brought up to the lowest and vilest offices of the commonwealth.” Mr. Allworthy answered to all this, and muc... ...ll thus give to the English reader: “You provide the noblest materials for building, when a pickaxe and a spade are only necessary: and build houses o... ...ng 344 follows:— “Having now abandoned all thoughts of returning to Ox ford, the next thing which offered itself was a journey to London. I impart...

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...not only shall Paris be fed, but the King’s hand be seen in that work. The house- hold goods of the Poor shall, up to a certain amount, by royal bount... ...s a-day your National Deputy has, be sup- posed equal to this expenditure? House in the Chaussee d’Antin; Country-house at Argenteuil; splendours, sum... ...stry every where manacled, bewildered; and only Rebellion thriving. Of sub-officers, soldiers and sailors in mutiny by land and water. Of sol- diers, ... ...ht have earned instead of prowling,—to thee it is no theory! In the Senate-house again, the attitude of the Right Side is that of calm unbelief. Let a... ...sand seen filing, from far and near, with military music, with Munici- pal officers in tricolor sashes, towards and along the Rhone- stream, to the li... ...light on many things. For it is with Bouille as with all French Commanding Officers; only in a more emphatic degree. The grand Na- tional Federation, ... ...uch regenerative Social Circle: nay he had tried it, in ‘Newman-street Ox- ford-street, ’ of the Fog Babylon; and failed,—as some say, surreptitiously... ...ll gradually be gained and added? For the rest, as we must repeat, in this building of the Constitutional Fabric, especially in this Revision of it, n...

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...et THE OUL BE ER Jona'han Cross THE OUL BE ER Jonathan Cross Sterling House Publisher Pittsburgh, PA Sterling House Mass Market Paperbac... ... First Printing-1998 Request for information should be addressed to: Sterling House Publisher The Sterling Building 440 Friday Road Department T... ...s mind. The memories of the nights when they camped in the forest near "Ole Man House" (taken from the Chinook Jar­ gon word "Ole man" meaning "large... ...e rear of the museum, the musty smell of rustic relics filled his nostrils. The office door was open. Hawk poked his head inside and the sensuous sm... ...aking. River Song was cordial enough toward him as he entered the small museum office. She offered him a small wooden stool, while she stood leanin... ...oned that the reservation hospital needed new medical equip­ ment. She was in my office within two hours. 1 explained the situation; she made a phone... ...lieves he's on a mission to save the planet. Seattle, Uncle! Right next to Han­ ford," she emphasized. "We could use this for years in our adver­ tis... ...ld me that he has been receiving orders to accept plutonium shipments from Han­ ford. Funny thing is, they never arrived. All the shipment invoic­ es... ... Johnathan Cross won't talk. But, I believe Jack knows what's happening at Han­ ford." "What do you thinks going on, Doc?" Brent asked starting the...

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... Villages and houses ... ...rom irrigation canals * Should we have more development Villages and houses Place for a human community 51 Culture of the river valleys 51 ... ... of northern plains 57 * Ban Dong, the last forest village 58 Village houses 62 Traditional pillar house 62 * Modern houses 63 * Return of ... ...illar house 62 * Modern houses 63 * Return of the pillar house 64 * Building practices 68 Equipment of living 69 From buffalo to motor car 6... ... production and administrative structures: central administration, central offices, central organizations, central stores, central schools, shopping c... ...ai, to buy rice. The area of this village was dense forest. In those days, building was easy, because there were large trees nearby. The pillars were... ...lfare and Health (www.stakes.fi); on Thailand by the National Statistical Office of the Prime Minister (Thailand Official Yearbook; www.nso.go.th). ... ...972/1985/1996/1997/1999. Thailand Official Yearbook. National Statistical Office: 2003 Agricultural Census (Northern region) 5. Penth 1994. Joel Joh... ...y of Village Interaction with Community and Amphoe Administration. Philco-Ford Corporation, Pennsylvania. McCargo, Duncan (ed.) 2002. Reforming Thai...

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...ample, the rhythm method of family planning is relatively complex for most peasant housewives to comprehand because it requires understanding human r... ...cal goods" (1980, p. 25). Toffler predicts a shift of many jobs from the plant or office to the home where people can work on and with, intangibles.... ...eplace an automobile agency with a social service agency or a real estate broker's office with a government agency espousing physical fitness. This ... ... not materialize is incidental. The situation calls to mind a notice hanging on an office wall, stating: "This is a nonprofit organization; it was ... ...yer is not able to concentrate on the question of whether to consider a Buick or a Ford. (But then some point out that divorces result in more auto ... ...ted large expenditures by school systems for equipment, structural modification in buildings and special staff. Most people would not concern thems... ...s undernourishment. There programs must assume the form of a scheme to assist the household in operating within the limits of its nutritional resou... ... to answer, but generally it does not make good business sense to be a "one-product house." Sometimes very little additional investment of resources...

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... Dickens 9 misty and cold. There were no roads, no bridges, no streets, no houses that you would think de serving of the name. A town was nothing but... ...on for the Oak, and for the mistletoe — the same plant that we hang up in houses at Christmas Time now — when its white berries grew upon the Oak. T... ...is the most extraordinary of these. Three curious stones, called Kits Coty House, on Bluebell Hill, near Maidstone, in Kent, form another. We know, fr... ... who were settled in England, she was scourged, by order of Catus a Roman officer; and her two daughters were shamefully insulted in her presence, an... ...king ashes, where they had found rich towns. To crown this misery, English officers and men deserted, and even the favourites of Ethelred the Unready,... ...to the English. He made a Norman Archbishop, and Norman Bishops; his great officers and favourites were all Normans; he introduced the Norman fashions... ...s agreed upon, he said to his attendants after dinner (being then at Here ford), ‘I should like to ride on horseback, this fine afternoon, a little w... ...ed to beat him or be beaten. The young Prince, assisted by the Earl of Ox ford and the Earl of Warwick, led the first divi sion of the English army;... ...dvance. These he defeated in a great fight at Mortimer’s Cross, near Here ford, where he beheaded a number of the Red Roses taken in battle, in retal...

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... II affect the character of an historian, is as vain as to endeav our at building a house without timber or mortar, or brick or stone. Homer and Mil... ... the character of an historian, is as vain as to endeav our at building a house without timber or mortar, or brick or stone. Homer and Milton, who, t... ..., if she was near her home; or if not, whether she was acquainted with any house in the neighbourhood, where she might procure herself some de cent c... ...dishevelled fair, hastily following, was laid hold on by the master of the house, who cried, “Heyday, where is that beggar wench going? Stay below sta... ...s to that cardinal virtue, patience, than so licitations of extraordinary offices of kindness on behalf of those very persons with whom we are highly... ... town, and was informed by my landlord, that he himself was vested in that office. He then demanded his billets, together with a mug of beer, and comp... ...rson present who contributed nothing towards the libation besides his good offices in assisting at the perfor mance. The good people now ranged the... ...was at length agreed that the ensign should go across the country to Here ford, whence he might find some conveyance to one of the seaports in Wales,... ...olently incensed against her aunt, that scarce anything was capable of af fording her equal pleasure with exposing her; and, like a true woman, she w...

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...two walls standing at right angles to each other, or the appearance of the houses on each side of a street, as seen by a person looking down the stree... ... dicular less than a right angle, would seem to him to indi- cate that his houses were all tumbling down together. Ac- cordingly he makes the line of ... ...es were all tumbling down together. Ac- cordingly he makes the line of his houses a horizontal line, and fails of course to produce the effect demande... ...arrival of the fire-engines, morality had devolved wholly on the insurance office. This being the case, he had a right to gratify his taste. He had le... ...hing more than my private opinion of the value of his throat at an annuity office. This little confidential whisper affected him greatly; the very per... ...ve she might drop into the quadrivium must be wickedly missent by the post-office, if it found its way to any king but the king of France. On whatever... ...There is the Bishop of Beauvais, clinging to the shelter of thickets. What building is that which hands so rapid are rais- ing? Is it a martyr’s scaff... ...y called Fi, Fi. A revolution of this same Chinese character did young Ox- ford of that era effect in the constitution of mail-coach soci- ety. It was... ...owledged as a kinsman. About twenty-five years after this, we may take Ox- ford as a good exponent of the national advance. As a mag- nificent body of...

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...d and advanced all sorts of cheerfulness and innocent gayety in her little household): and by notes entered into a table-book of hers at this time, an... ...remained perfect good friends. All the frequenters of my Lady of Chelsey’s house were of the Tory and High Church party. Madame Beatrix was as frantic... ...ends, but never with Esmond, used to tell the Colonel that his kinswoman’s house was a rendezvous of Tory intrigues; that Gauthier was a spy; that Att... ...prancing aides-de-camp and gen- erals, stopping here and there to thank an officer with those eager smiles and bows of which his Grace was always lavi... ...heir pouches of tobacco. And one fine day of June, riding thither with the officer who visited the outposts, (Colonel Esmond was taking an airing on h... ...d he been on our side of the river. Whilst this parley was going on, three officers on horseback, on the French side, appeared at some little distance... ... honorable coat; and I am think- ing of retiring into the plantations, and building myself a wigwam in the woods, and perhaps, if I want company, suit... ... fawn on the Court favorite and creep up the back-stair as silently as Ox- ford, who supplanted Marlborough, and whom he himself sup- planted. The cra... ...gate (round which the Ministers’ coaches were stand- ing), and the barrack building. As we were looking out from this window in gloomy discourse, we h...

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... Acrasia a false enchaunteresse, That many errant knights hath foule fordonne: Within a wandring Island, that doth ronne And stray in ... ...rned life to quell, That all on vprore from her settled seat The house was raysd, and all that in did dwell; Seemd that lowde thunder w... ... In which her royall presence is introld; Ne euer shall I rest in house nor hold, Till I that false Acrasia haue wonne; Of whose fo... ...and this their wretched sonne, Whose wofull parents she hath wickedly fordonne. T ell on, faire Sir, said she, that dolefull tale, From... ...aunce Mine auncestry from famous Coradin, Who first to rayse our house to honour did begin. Thus as he spake, lo far away they spyde ... ...ittle barke vnto the shore to draw, And him to ferrie ouer that deepe ford: The merry marriner vnto his word Soone hearkned, and her pa... ...y wise, And set them forth, as well he could deuise. The rest had seuerall offices assind, Some to remoue the scum, as it did rise; Others to beare th... ...rs spoyle, their Cabinets suppresse, Their banket houses burne, their buildings race, And of the fairest late, now made the fowlest place. ...

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...K. Inouye -- 17 Host Committee Chairman Peter Ho -- 20 Ideal Laboratory for Clean Power -- 24 Electric Vehicles -- 28 Firm But Renewable Energy -- 30 Building the Smart Grid -- 32 Air Conditioning from Seawater -- 36 America’s Most Diverse State -- 38 Local Economy -- 40 Hawai‘i’s Ties to the APEC Economies -- 42 A History of Innovation -- 44 Astronomy, and Ocean and Earth...

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