(…) The decisive point here is that in postindustrial society all of the economic system is the object of intervention of society upon itself.

On the other hand, a criticism of early consumer-capitalism in the cities of Emerson ’ s time, where “ society (…) is babyish, and wealth is made a toy ” ( 80 ), brings about a redefinition of the term.

Thereby, the wealthy individual is characterized as a culturally productive and well-educated member of society (“ To be rich is to have a ticket of admission to the master-works and chief men of each race .” 86 ), whilst the wealth of a society as a whole can be measured by the degree of ( cultural ) participation it offers its citizens (“ in America, (…) the public should (…) provide this culture and inspiration to the citizen .” 85-86 ).

for some positive constant a, where O (…) is the big O notation.

“ A complementary currency (…) is an agreement to use something other than legal tender ( i. e. national money ) as a medium of exchange, with the purpose to link unmet needs with otherwise unused resources ” ( Lietaer & Hallsmith 2006: 2 ).

(…) What counts is not raw muscle power, or energy, but information.

(…) The second, arguably more intriguing, characteristic of network societies is the reproduction and institutionalization throughout ( and between ) those societies of networks as the basic form of human organization and relationship across a wide range of social, political and economic configurations and associations ".

(…) human suffering makes a direct moral appeal for help, while there is no similar call to increase the happiness of a man who is doing well anyway.

Thus Paul Cartledge claims that " the history of Sparta (…) is fundamentally the history of the class struggle between the Spartans and the Helots ".

" Boldog (…) is a name that occurs many times in the tales of the War.

(…) Right of insight into the good is different from right of insight with regard to action as such.

On the one side is the world of commerce and sanity-the commercial men with their dollar calculi and the academics who, according to Johannes Silentio: “ live secure in existence (…) with a solid pension and sure prospects in a well ordered state ; they have centuries and even millennia between them and the concussions of existence .” On the other side are those single individuals-Mary, Mother of Jesus ; the Apostles ; above all, Abraham-who in their own lives have suffered such concussions.

(…) Trams and subways ran as usual which is a pledge that basic needs are cared for.

“ A complementary currency (…) is an agreement to use something else than legal tender ( i. e. national money ) as a medium of exchange, with the purpose to link unmet needs with otherwise unused resources ” ( Lietaer & Hallsmith 2006: 2 ).

… “ traditionalism ”; like “ esoterism ,” (…) has nothing pejorative about it in itself and one might even say that it is less open to argument and a far broader term, in any case, than the latter ; in fact, however, (…) it has been associated with an idea which inevitably devalues its meaning, namely the idea of “ nostalgia for the past ” (…) If to recognize what is true and just is “ nostalgia for the past ,” it is quite clearly a crime or a disgrace not to feel this nostalgia.

(…) So one of my motivations was to put straight a story that had been very badly told .”

Those who have attained the Esoteric Hierarchy become, in fact, intermediaries between the Cosmic and the Imperator (…) placed in a position to periodically commune with the Cosmic and receives inspiration and illumination which one should pass to the Imperator for what he may make of the knowledge of the Order.

(…) As in any revolution, the old order was replaced by the beginnings of a new one.

:" When the thera Moggaliputta, the illuminator of the religion of the Conqueror, had brought the ( third ) council to an end (…) he sent forth theras, one here and one there:

:" When the thera Moggaliputta, the illuminator of the religion of the Conqueror, had brought the ( third ) council to an end (…) he sent forth theras, one here and one there:

“ A breath of will blows eternally ,” he writes “ through the universe of souls in the direction of the Right and Necessary .” ( 23 ) Historical and societal events are therefore not merely an expression of individual actions and thought but result of “ the will of all mind ” ( 23 ) and necessitated by nature: “ When there is something to be done, the world knows how to get it done .” ( 33 ) Still, these cosmic processes do not disenfranchise the individual, but are based on an individual desire to actualize one ’ s true will — a will that makes individual freedom essential: “ Liberty of the will (…) is the end and aim of this world .” ( 30 ) Individual will and purpose, though, have very strict, biological limitations.

(…) Thor, they say, presides over the air, which governs the thunder and lightning, the winds and rains, fair weather crops.

" They drew near Valencia (…) Above all they praised the beauty of its women and its fresh cleanliness and charming language, which only Portuguese can compete with in being sweet and pleasant.

">< sub >< big >↓</ big ></ sub > Spanish historian Juan B. González: “(…) In the (…) battle of Toro, which although of uncertain outcome, Ferdinand skilfully was able to exploit for propaganda .” in España Estratégica, guerra y diplomacia en la história de España, Sílex ediciones, Madrid, 2007, p. 222 .</ ref > battle: Prince John of Portugal became master of the battlefield, after defeating the Castilian ’ s right wing and recovering the lost Portuguese Royal standard, but Afonso V was beaten by the left and centre of Ferdinand ’ s army, fleeing from the battlefield.

The metaphysical " philosophy " is called " perennial " because of its eternity, universality, and immutability ; it is Augustine's " Wisdom uncreate, the same now as it ever was and ever will be "; the religion which, as he also says, only came to be called " Christianity " after the coming of Christ (…) and so long as the tradition is transmitted without deviation (…)

This includes anyone who saw him on Mondays and Fridays and did not become his enemy, " If someone receives from me the well-known wird, which is essential to the Tariqa, or he receives it from someone I have authorized to teach it, he will enter the Garden of Paradise (“ Jannat ' Illiyyine ”; that of prophets and saints )-he and his children, his wives, and his descendants-without reckoning and without punishment, provided that they are not guilty of any insult, hatred, or enmity, and that he persists in loving the Shaykh until death .” (…) " Be of good cheer!

In this personal literature, Bulosan argued that despite of the suffering and abuses he experienced America was an unfinished “ ideal in which everyone must invest (…) time and energy, (…) this outlook leaves us with a feeling of hope for the future instead of bitter defeat .” According to Carlos P. Romulo when he was interviewed by The New York Times, Bulosan wrote America Is in the Heart with “ bitterness ” in his heart and blood yet with the purpose of contributing “ something toward the final fulfillment of America ”.

(…) evidence of cronyism ( especially in the awarding in those million-dollar-plus Templeton prizes ), a misleading attempt to move away from using religious language ( without changing the religious agenda ), the funding of right-wing anti-science groups, and more.

(…) A respite of three days, obtained with difficulty from the rapacious treasurer, was employed in collecting from their estates a great number of slaves and peasants blindly devoted to the commands of their lords, and armed with the rustic weapons of clubs and axes.

(…) From a semiotic point of view, a diagram never stands alone ; it always depends on a system of verbal captions, whether these are explicit or implied.

In The Conduct of Life, written some two decades after the Brook Farm experiment ended, Emerson strictly distances himself from what he now calls “ Arcadian fanaticism ” ( 99 ) and describes the commune ’ s ultimate demise as having “ cured participants of their faith that scholarship and practical farming (…) could be united .” ( 99 ) “ The genius of reading and of gardening ”, he argues in ‘ Wealth ’, “ are antagonistic, like resinous and vitreous electricity .” ( 100 )

He said that a conference he attended favored scientists who " offered a perspective clearly skewed in favor of religion and Christianity ", and says that a Templeton official (…) told us that the meeting cost more than $ 1-million, and in return the foundation wanted us to publish articles touching on science and religion ".

The magazine editor had hoped that they would survive their castaway adventure for at least three weeks, but as McCullin later recounted, " because of our gathering weakness (…) out of temper, and out of water, we hoisted the red flag and were taken off in the early hours of the fifteenth day ".

Over the last few years the post has been held by people from outside the university, chosen from industry top levels, in order to strengthen the ties between the university and industrial partners.

Has made it clear that Jews can no longer get away with sexist teachings, post the industrial revolution and feminism.

The arcuated system, which involves the use of arches, replaced the post and lintel trabeated system in larger buildings and structures, until the industrial era introduction of steel girder beams.

The post later became an important industrial center for the region.

The Ringwood post office was established in the early 1900s to provide post office boxes for local industrial firms and residents located on the far northern edge of McHenry.

Being partly surrounded by the Hackensack Meadowlands, Secaucus provides opportunities to observe the recovery of natural marshes in the town's post industrial, post agricultural age.

Commanding the industrial arts through the Gobelins — of which he was director — and the whole artistic world through the Academy — in which he successively held every post — Le Brun imprinted his own character on all that was produced in France during his lifetime.

Planned post war as a primarily commercial / industrial area it is now perceptibly changing its character.

Aiken was Minister for Finance for three years following the war and was involved in economic post – war development, in the industrial, agricultural, educational and other spheres.

Originally, only 3000 – 3500 students were anticipated, but the post WWII baby boom led to the designation of general campus in 1958, along with a name change from " Santa Barbara College " to " University of California, Santa Barbara ," and the discontinuation of the industrial arts program for which the State college was famous.

Influenced by early electronic and ( post -) industrial acts such as Cabaret Voltaire, Portion Control, D. A. F., Test Dept, SPK, and Severed Heads, FLA has developed its own unique sound while combining elements of electronic body music ( EBM ).

First developed as an urban area by Rex Heslop in the post war years around the new Rexdale ( the Elms ) community, northern Etobicoke now has many apartment buildings as well as a large ' skyway ' industrial park to the west which developed after Malton Airport ( in nearby Mississauga ) became Toronto's main ' Pearson International ' Airport, and faces many of the problems associated with such areas.

Although only about three miles ( 5 km ) in length, the replacement freeway cost over $ 1. 2 billion, for several reasons: it crossed over and under the elevated BART line to San Francisco ; it squeezed between a post office, the West Oakland BART station, the Port of Oakland, a rail yard, and a sewage treatment plant ; it occupied an entirely new right-of-way, which required the acquisition of large amounts of valuable industrial real estate near the Port of Oakland ; and of course, it had to be earthquake-proof.

This growth continued until the oil industry went into terminal decline in the 1920s and only post war industrial development at Greendykes and East Mains Industrial Estates, coupled with new employment throughout the West Lothian district and increased commuting to Edinburgh, helped to offset the depression that followed.

Once the major centre of Portuguese settlement in the hinterland of southern Angola, it was built in a Portuguese style of architecture, with a cathedral, commerce hall, industrial hall, and a secondary school, and, like every Portuguese city or town in the mainland and the overseas territories, it would have the Portuguese town hall, the hospital and the typical CTT post office, besides banking ( most prominently the Banco Nacional Ultramarino-BNU ), insurance and other services as well.

However, the EL did post profits in the mid and late sixties through heavy cost-cutting ( reduction of parallel services ), equipment modernization, suburban industrial development, increased piggy-back trailer traffic, and steady reduction of long-distance passenger train service, which ended on January 6, 1970.

Stradbally is stepped in steam history since the post industrial revolution.

Hitler had watched the defeats to the Allies in Ardennes Offensive from his command post at Adlerhorst, with the British and Canadian forces in the north crossing the Rhine into the German industrial heartland of the Ruhr.

But it is probable that he became less interested in the society as its sphere gradually became more technical and industrial ; At any rate, he resigned his post as registrar in 1760.

This farming village was, until the advent of coal mining in the area, relatively free of any kind of modern post industrial revolution influence.

The name is mainly a historical reference to the sawmill owners who were very powerful in Sundsvall during post industrial revolution-era.

The film is set in the industrial area of 1960s Ravenna with sprawling new post World War Two factories, industrial machinery and a much polluted river valley.