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Henry H Swan My Work With Necedah Volume Iv 1959 Second Printing1976Francis Batt
Necedah, Mary Ann Van Hoof, Henry Swan, W.W.II [ index : Hitler p.23,27,28, etc, Church, Church History, eschatology.
... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
Em. Swedenborg : A.R.881 : ...
", ita quoque mihi datum est Ecclesiam videre"...
", to me also it was granted to see The Church (thus represented)"... [ The Church Celestial, The New Jerusalem ]
", il m'a été accordé à moi aussi de voir l'Eglise (ainsi représentée)"... [ L'Eglise Céleste, La Nouvelle Jérusalem ]
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ed.. (pp. 341-343).
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fife is Imp/,m/rtf (',/r/),_ n,l' .\!'h,ls ldll'll,d which rll(' olher-tlirffu·J //t'rsOIl Sfnl't'S sl,!{t 1.111,
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WI/,e SI.'?IUII •. (rOllllllltel'S ,h,1I 't'lllIIi" Ulwilcmll/twlI.l!/Wlit life. ThiS lIlod~ ofkccplllg III
(Ouch wIth mitcN pl'nmh ;l dos(' bchl\;Ora! confonlllty. not through drill III
beha"ior n~elf. J.~ in till" lrndltlon-dircctcd character, but ralher through .111 ex-
ceptioll:l.1 \emlll\'iry to Ih,· JCtlOllS and \\!Shcs of othcr'\ ....
In tillS change of p.lrelltJl attitude the Illass Illedia of CO!llm uni c.lUon p!:l.y a
dual role. Froll1 the m:l.'~ media-radio. 1I10\'les. comics-as well J~ from tht"ir
0\\ n peers. chlldrt'n can ea5i ly leam whal the nom) of parelUJI behavior is .. lIld
hold it over theLf parcllt.~· he:uk ...
Despite ,he dinnnulion of thl'lrauthonty. the parcms still try [Q con trollllattl'rs; but
with the lo<;!, of sdf-assurance their techlllqucs change. They can neither hold lhem-
5Clves up as a l'xel1lp la r;--wh"n both they and the child know better--nor fCSOrt. III
good conscience. to ~~'\'erc corporal pLl!li~lllnent and deprivations. At L1I0<;t du:re
afe tOken spankHlb'S, wLth open phy~ical wan-1fc confined to the lower classes.
The parl'nt..~· recour'\c, c)pccially in the upper middle class. is to "pcf'lollnel"
Illethods-IO manipui:ltIoll in the fonll of reasoning. or, more accurately. of r.l-
tionali7..lIlg. The child r~'Spond~ III the $.11lle manner. One might sU lllman"e the
hislOncal sequencc by saying !lut the tradition-directed ch ild propitiates hi~ parenb;
the IIll1er-dm:Cled child fights or ~uccllmbs 10 them; the other-direCl(."(\ chi ld
malllpuiat(.'S them .1I1d I~ III tum mampulatcd ....
8 . Mi c hae l Harring t o n U n v eils "The Other Americ a"
Outside Suburbia , 1961
There IS .1 falllili.lr Americ.l. [t i$ celebrated in speeches and advertised on televi -
sion and 111 the lllahr.lZllle~. It ha\ thl' highest mass s[:lIldard oflivmg the world has
ever kllo\\ n.
In ,he 1950'~ thi~ America worried abom Itself, yet even Its anXleti ...
National Geographic Traveler - Park City: Going For The High LifePeter Crosby
National Geographic Traveler - Jan 1999
Going For The High Life: Utah's Park City, a former silver-mining town, shoots for the gold as Olympics host and winter hot spot…
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\\'ILLI.{\t \\'ORDS\\'OR'f l{ [I tlrrrrrie red lonelt' as tr cloudl 705
-r'dcar-a ra\\' countrv girl, sr-rch as vou be,
,,nnot quite e\pect that. \bu ain't ruined," said she.
1866
'e read and u'rite about dramatic poems, \1'e can usefulll'bring to bear
-restions se do in reading drama. (See "Questions to Ask \\/hen Reading
'Drama: Reading, Responding, \\/riting"') But rvhen it comes to short
.= Tgr Rutrro Nlrro, questions about sets, staging, and even plot rvill
. :nuch less relevant than those related to character and conflict, as u'ell as
::e. language, s1'mbol, and theme. In Hardl"s poem, for erample, hos'are
': t\r'o speakers characterized b1' horu thel' speak, as sell as rt'ltrtf thel'sa1?
. : r'ierv of them, and especialll' ofl 'llelia, "the ruined maid," affected bv the
::ern mentioned earlier, shich ensures (among other things) that she gets
".ei Hon'might this pattern, along s'ith rh1'thm and rhvme, also add irony
-:ri
listorical reasons, lvric poems probablv best fulfrll 1'our expectations
' ,etr1, should be like. \'et l1'ric poetr)' has been and still is defined in
-.r's. The s'ord /1'ric derives from the ancient Greeks, for s'hom it desig-
- '.ort poem chanted or sung bv a single singer to the accompaniment of
-.
j instrument called a l1're (hence, the u'ord l1'ric and the fact that rr'e
- use the s'ord 11 rics to denote the s'ords of an1'song). Scholars believe
--rrliest "ll,rics" in the Greek sense \lere Iikell'associated s'ith religious
. and feelings, especialll' those related to celebration. praise, and
-. Ever since, the l1'ric has been associated rvith brevitl', rnusicalitr', a
-.rker, and the expression of intense feeling. Not surprisingll', at least a
-.ric kinds of l1'ric, including the ode and the elegl', originated in the
orld.
' ::e centuries, the l1'ric's boundaries have erpanded and become less clear.
-: are intended to be sung at all, much less to a l1're. But el'ervone agrees
:l'elv short poems that focus primarill'on the feelings, impressions, and
.-that is, on the subjective, inx'ard e:iperience-of a single first-person
.,re l1'rics.
are t\I'o examples verl' different from each other in subject matter
.. I'et rvith these. as s'ith all lvrics, our initial questions in both reading
-::rg rvill likell'focus on each speaker's situation and inu'ard experience of
:s each speaker experiencing, feeling, and thinking, and hou-exacth'does
:'r make that state of rnood and mind at once vivid and reler-ant to usi
[l wandered lonely as a cloud]
I sarrdered lonelv as a cloud
That floats on irigh o'er vales and hills,
\\'hcn all at ouce I sau' a ct'orrci,
-\ lrost, of golden daffodils;
POEl'RYr IIEADING. RTSPO\DI\(;. \\'Rll l\G
; Bcside the lake, ber-reath the trees.
Fh.rttcring and dancing in the brecze.
Continuous as the stars that shir-re
And trrinkle or-r the milkl'sar'.
Tho, stretched in nevcr-ending line
ro r\lor.rg tlre margin of a l>a1':
-lL'n
thousancl sau' I at a glance,
Tossir.rg thcir ...
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Henry H Swan My Work With Necedah Volume Iv 1959 Second Printing1976Francis Batt
Necedah, Mary Ann Van Hoof, Henry Swan, W.W.II [ index : Hitler p.23,27,28, etc, Church, Church History, eschatology.
... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ... ...
Em. Swedenborg : A.R.881 : ...
", ita quoque mihi datum est Ecclesiam videre"...
", to me also it was granted to see The Church (thus represented)"... [ The Church Celestial, The New Jerusalem ]
", il m'a été accordé à moi aussi de voir l'Eglise (ainsi représentée)"... [ L'Eglise Céleste, La Nouvelle Jérusalem ]
Elizabeth Cobbs Hoffman et al.. (2012). Major Problems in AmerMerrileeDelvalle969
Elizabeth Cobbs Hoffman et al.. (2012). Major Problems in American History Volume II: Since 1865. : 3rd
ed.. (pp. 341-343).
This reading is being made available to you under fair dealing for the purpose of education in your
Ryerson University class. This is considered a reasonable amount of a work and is being delivered to you
for the purpose of instruction by Ryerson University. Please do not redistribute.
•
1111 l'o,rWAR 1100.\\" AFFlUFNU' ANI) ANXIII Y 34 1
{lJ/lrl'mp(Jrtlrif~ dn' tlu' $1111(((' I~r d;rurit>ll Ivr ,Ill' illdil'idlhl1---t-rrlla tlwsl' ktltlU~1 iii 1,,111 or
{/uHf willi 111"ml Itt' is 1m/i,m!)' IUqll<lUlIl'd, Ih""~1!11 frirtlds mId tllflllIg/r ,11/: 111</$$ 1IU'lfitl.
-nlis source is t{ fl'lIne "illlcn1<lIi::I'/f" ill lire St'llSl' /11<1/ dcpcmlt·//cl' Oil il ,(tIT .I!tlld,mcr ItI
fife is Imp/,m/rtf (',/r/),_ n,l' .\!'h,ls ldll'll,d which rll(' olher-tlirffu·J //t'rsOIl Sfnl't'S sl,!{t 1.111,
,1,,1/ guidallce: if i_' 011/)' ,Ill' prtl(l'SS 4srnl'UlJ~ iw'!f ami 1111' prOll'SS 'YJl,I),ill.l! dt.'$l' III/tlllitm
WI/,e SI.'?IUII •. (rOllllllltel'S ,h,1I 't'lllIIi" Ulwilcmll/twlI.l!/Wlit life. ThiS lIlod~ ofkccplllg III
(Ouch wIth mitcN pl'nmh ;l dos(' bchl\;Ora! confonlllty. not through drill III
beha"ior n~elf. J.~ in till" lrndltlon-dircctcd character, but ralher through .111 ex-
ceptioll:l.1 \emlll\'iry to Ih,· JCtlOllS and \\!Shcs of othcr'\ ....
In tillS change of p.lrelltJl attitude the Illass Illedia of CO!llm uni c.lUon p!:l.y a
dual role. Froll1 the m:l.'~ media-radio. 1I10\'les. comics-as well J~ from tht"ir
0\\ n peers. chlldrt'n can ea5i ly leam whal the nom) of parelUJI behavior is .. lIld
hold it over theLf parcllt.~· he:uk ...
Despite ,he dinnnulion of thl'lrauthonty. the parcms still try [Q con trollllattl'rs; but
with the lo<;!, of sdf-assurance their techlllqucs change. They can neither hold lhem-
5Clves up as a l'xel1lp la r;--wh"n both they and the child know better--nor fCSOrt. III
good conscience. to ~~'\'erc corporal pLl!li~lllnent and deprivations. At L1I0<;t du:re
afe tOken spankHlb'S, wLth open phy~ical wan-1fc confined to the lower classes.
The parl'nt..~· recour'\c, c)pccially in the upper middle class. is to "pcf'lollnel"
Illethods-IO manipui:ltIoll in the fonll of reasoning. or, more accurately. of r.l-
tionali7..lIlg. The child r~'Spond~ III the $.11lle manner. One might sU lllman"e the
hislOncal sequencc by saying !lut the tradition-directed ch ild propitiates hi~ parenb;
the IIll1er-dm:Cled child fights or ~uccllmbs 10 them; the other-direCl(."(\ chi ld
malllpuiat(.'S them .1I1d I~ III tum mampulatcd ....
8 . Mi c hae l Harring t o n U n v eils "The Other Americ a"
Outside Suburbia , 1961
There IS .1 falllili.lr Americ.l. [t i$ celebrated in speeches and advertised on televi -
sion and 111 the lllahr.lZllle~. It ha\ thl' highest mass s[:lIldard oflivmg the world has
ever kllo\\ n.
In ,he 1950'~ thi~ America worried abom Itself, yet even Its anXleti ...
National Geographic Traveler - Park City: Going For The High LifePeter Crosby
National Geographic Traveler - Jan 1999
Going For The High Life: Utah's Park City, a former silver-mining town, shoots for the gold as Olympics host and winter hot spot…
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ryILLI.{t ORDSORf l{ [I tlrrrrrie red lone.docxaryan532920
: :::ry
\\'ILLI.{\t \\'ORDS\\'OR'f l{ [I tlrrrrrie red lonelt' as tr cloudl 705
-r'dcar-a ra\\' countrv girl, sr-rch as vou be,
,,nnot quite e\pect that. \bu ain't ruined," said she.
1866
'e read and u'rite about dramatic poems, \1'e can usefulll'bring to bear
-restions se do in reading drama. (See "Questions to Ask \\/hen Reading
'Drama: Reading, Responding, \\/riting"') But rvhen it comes to short
.= Tgr Rutrro Nlrro, questions about sets, staging, and even plot rvill
. :nuch less relevant than those related to character and conflict, as u'ell as
::e. language, s1'mbol, and theme. In Hardl"s poem, for erample, hos'are
': t\r'o speakers characterized b1' horu thel' speak, as sell as rt'ltrtf thel'sa1?
. : r'ierv of them, and especialll' ofl 'llelia, "the ruined maid," affected bv the
::ern mentioned earlier, shich ensures (among other things) that she gets
".ei Hon'might this pattern, along s'ith rh1'thm and rhvme, also add irony
-:ri
listorical reasons, lvric poems probablv best fulfrll 1'our expectations
' ,etr1, should be like. \'et l1'ric poetr)' has been and still is defined in
-.r's. The s'ord /1'ric derives from the ancient Greeks, for s'hom it desig-
- '.ort poem chanted or sung bv a single singer to the accompaniment of
-.
j instrument called a l1're (hence, the u'ord l1'ric and the fact that rr'e
- use the s'ord 11 rics to denote the s'ords of an1'song). Scholars believe
--rrliest "ll,rics" in the Greek sense \lere Iikell'associated s'ith religious
. and feelings, especialll' those related to celebration. praise, and
-. Ever since, the l1'ric has been associated rvith brevitl', rnusicalitr', a
-.rker, and the expression of intense feeling. Not surprisingll', at least a
-.ric kinds of l1'ric, including the ode and the elegl', originated in the
orld.
' ::e centuries, the l1'ric's boundaries have erpanded and become less clear.
-: are intended to be sung at all, much less to a l1're. But el'ervone agrees
:l'elv short poems that focus primarill'on the feelings, impressions, and
.-that is, on the subjective, inx'ard e:iperience-of a single first-person
.,re l1'rics.
are t\I'o examples verl' different from each other in subject matter
.. I'et rvith these. as s'ith all lvrics, our initial questions in both reading
-::rg rvill likell'focus on each speaker's situation and inu'ard experience of
:s each speaker experiencing, feeling, and thinking, and hou-exacth'does
:'r make that state of rnood and mind at once vivid and reler-ant to usi
[l wandered lonely as a cloud]
I sarrdered lonelv as a cloud
That floats on irigh o'er vales and hills,
\\'hcn all at ouce I sau' a ct'orrci,
-\ lrost, of golden daffodils;
POEl'RYr IIEADING. RTSPO\DI\(;. \\'Rll l\G
; Bcside the lake, ber-reath the trees.
Fh.rttcring and dancing in the brecze.
Continuous as the stars that shir-re
And trrinkle or-r the milkl'sar'.
Tho, stretched in nevcr-ending line
ro r\lor.rg tlre margin of a l>a1':
-lL'n
thousancl sau' I at a glance,
Tossir.rg thcir ...
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In a May 9, 2024 paper, Juri Opitz from the University of Zurich, along with Shira Wein and Nathan Schneider form Georgetown University, discussed the importance of linguistic expertise in natural language processing (NLP) in an era dominated by large language models (LLMs).
The authors explained that while machine translation (MT) previously relied heavily on linguists, the landscape has shifted. “Linguistics is no longer front and center in the way we build NLP systems,” they said. With the emergence of LLMs, which can generate fluent text without the need for specialized modules to handle grammar or semantic coherence, the need for linguistic expertise in NLP is being questioned.
‘वोटर्स विल मस्ट प्रीवेल’ (मतदाताओं को जीतना होगा) अभियान द्वारा जारी हेल्पलाइन नंबर, 4 जून को सुबह 7 बजे से दोपहर 12 बजे तक मतगणना प्रक्रिया में कहीं भी किसी भी तरह के उल्लंघन की रिपोर्ट करने के लिए खुला रहेगा।
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role of women and girls in various terror groupssadiakorobi2
Women have three distinct types of involvement: direct involvement in terrorist acts; enabling of others to commit such acts; and facilitating the disengagement of others from violent or extremist groups.
हम आग्रह करते हैं कि जो भी सत्ता में आए, वह संविधान का पालन करे, उसकी रक्षा करे और उसे बनाए रखे।" प्रस्ताव में कुल तीन प्रमुख हस्तक्षेप और उनके तंत्र भी प्रस्तुत किए गए। पहला हस्तक्षेप स्वतंत्र मीडिया को प्रोत्साहित करके, वास्तविकता पर आधारित काउंटर नैरेटिव का निर्माण करके और सत्तारूढ़ सरकार द्वारा नियोजित मनोवैज्ञानिक हेरफेर की रणनीति का मुकाबला करके लोगों द्वारा निर्धारित कथा को बनाए रखना और उस पर कार्यकरना था।
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* N, ChIcago TritJune.1:uesday, February 19, 1991 Section 2 3
j Chlcagoland,
IWatennelon? Black artists attack stereotype head-on
I ' ,
IBy Debran Rowland
,0 ..
, sI}ape, texture and aU of the Itereo- very mud! a put of the lOBI hen: display reveal tIM: ,rowth of lhe
I seem like just
W.tenndon may
some
another summet' fruil to PM-
rlt-, but to, many Arrican-Americans '
type. Ihal
III'1WOrtt.
itll it in their t!' tum wa~ and. C?ther" nep-
"'n the '6011, for eumpIe, I'I'IUCII
, trw: SlenlOtype:s mto positM:s.
Usinc Wltenndon was abo a po-
wal~elon theme as ,a~ almost
comiStent ~ of the artist s won..
And those in ,the art world, bIadt
! 115, thick uccn rind and n:xf juicy of the blade ~ m~t..... litical st~tem~nt a!med at other or o,the!,.. who did not tak41 to
mIddle recall a seedy period in be"ed on turru", ocptrve mnboIs black artISts In Oucago, who let RAG s enom bn:Ju3ht t<l'1KI tunes
Amaican history. inlo poSjti~ sYTT!bols," 0nG said. othen -de:fine their traditions," to the voup, brown said.
Ikf'on: the 19605, photos or bIacb "The word bIack-bc:fon: that most Brown said, Aftet araduatm, from the Art In-
,illing on the: rront pard! sJurpina pieople: pn:ferred to caJI thenudves ,Then: is plenty of humor ill the lltitute and foundi~ the pild when
down h~c s1ica of the rruil wen: NqrotA bocallSe the word black was IrtwOm. Huge W1IIlermeJon-<Oloml he: was 18, Onli said BAG found
i:om~n. Such i~ still invoke thought ?f ~ a nqltM:. And the and .slulpro' Iilll! jump from a wood ilself race-Io-face: with an e~-
anger In many Afncan-America.ns Arro, which IS the ..tural way to carvtlll by Espi Eph. In another, a trenched black arts 5CetIC thaI dId
who find the sterrolype offensive. ' wear our hair. shapely woman painted _in. purple: not like the WlIIennc:1on cun~.
A,nd while such pictures an: now '" knew ~e who sot thrown 'and blue tones wean a !Jtisht n:xf • The voup voluntarily disb.ndcd
~ocl."Y unacceptable:, the negative oul o( their house because they watamclon on her head. In 1976 bec:.usc several membc:n
sierrolfPC th.1 they n:praenl has called IherrISCives black and wore "The, color is ri&hl," Onli said W1IInted to 10 10 New York and Eo.
nol disappeared, according 10 Afros. Their parents di,owned ftippantJy, rd'enintllo the red, hlade rope 10 further I.heW artistic educa-
Turtel Onll, I OUcago artist and lhem," he said. and pttn of a watcondon, colon lion. Bul th~t the yean they
rounder of BAG, the now defunct The lWOciation between blacks that symbolize: liberation for many always remained in louch, Drown
iliad: Art! Guild in Cl>icago. and walennelon dAles back to the blacks in Amc:rlaI. said.
, "You can'l KO Rn)"'ilere in "met'- early I 9th Cc'!.tury ~hen bigoted The "Return. of the Watermelon" In its sp yean, BAG had e¥tt
lea and puH oul a walc:nnclon and documents, Aunl Jemma dolls and show is a mtnlOn (or mc:mben and shoWl! often held by coJlqes l tn·
nnl have somebody think something postcards derictinc II.9lermdolH:ll- a IctJOspective look at the prl)8reS5 chadilll RAdcliffe, thai "M'rC wiIIi.ng
atlfl~t blad people" Onli said, Ina blach WIth ~ hair and the IrtlSts have made since lhey to accc::pt new ideas," 0nJi said
la.nllll against an un~nisbed wood · Turtel Onll ragged clothin, wen: regulally S(.>Id began tupin, It the Wltermdon The arlisls were kcpt out of
en mantel on the: first IIoor of a Watamc:lo' l1rc: Redefi ' f and circu.laled. vine two docades 1180, 0nJi said. shows in some places, Drown
I~Ile: house ~lIl "'la.' ona: the mllJ1- St-reolv.v '!; Th e h 'h 'tnlfll$ll o • "Not all blacks Irt comrorl.llblc A~ an initiation into BAG, artists added. In other OIses thcy wen:
LJllcagO ml'II mer,
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< ' through"'Mitrch 9e t xP I .I , WI run ""t II I h e sym b 0, sat D a IIon were Iold to a'tIItc one pleCC exd u-
- .. _, A . I" 'd . pu blidy,Cf1UWL1OU, he said
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Onll and the: corps of artists who Gall ry 1900 S pi, .. ~ne venue Rrown, one of the original artists sivdy of or in the: imll8e: of waler· Bul loday, the artists ~ off the
n,na:: mAde lip I.be: guild have: de- c, , nunc ve: ' who Joined BAG whcn it was melon, Otili said. past and present resistance BAG
".!:Cd a plan to poh ~Jn at stereo- ~'"cthod they 5tarted In 1970, fOllntiod in 1970, 1llough sorne of the pieces in the faces.
f)JlCI Ihrough artworic In an c"hlbl- Onh said, was to "embrRC'.c" Ihe"And all ~ can say 10 them is 5how were originally made in the "Tryin« 10 Mop !hi! is like tryilll
I,on called "The Return of Imll~C of wlllcTmelon, its color, lhat we are oomfortablc: with il. II is '7Os, many of the: newer pic:t:s on ,10 stop rap music," Brown said. By Debran Row
Motive for . shooting
sought in Indiana
Police say case not tied to 7 killings
By Ronald Koziol Police do nol believe Ihe lalesl
Police searched for a molive incident is connecled to Ihe carli·
Monday in yet another northwe,1 er shootings because of several
Indiana shOI,un shoolin&, but differences. The skelchy descrip-
Ihey do nol belie:ve Ihe latest inci· ' tion provided by wilnesses docs
denl is connected 10 Ihe series of nol secm to malch those g,iven by
. •• - - ... L _ ....... _ t..:t1: ..... ~ ,*,_, hAVt": wi,tne:sses to the shotgun ~Iayings,