:*“ Picnic Scene ” by Ron van Dam ( near Wallace Road corner )

:*“ Papatoetoe General Store ” by Christine Trout ( Papatoetoe Mall )

:*“ Bottle O ” by Christine Trout ( Papatoetoe Mall )

:*“ Cameos ” by Claudia Pond-Eyley ( near Town Hall )

:*“ Sports People ” by Ron van Dam ( Opp Rangitoto Road )

:*“ Old Papatoetoe Logo ” by Ron van Dam ( near Shirley Road )

:*“ St George St – 1930 ” by Merv Appleton ( Rangitoto Road.

:*“ Maori History ” by Jason Te Whare ( Kolmar Road )

:*“ Interpretive additions ,” often signaled by the phrase “ or in other words ,” which Smith appended to a passage he wished to clarify

Common-sense tells us that objects persist across time, that there is some sense in which you are the same person you were yesterday, in which the oak is the same as the acorn, in which you perhaps even can step into the same river twice.

" Common-sense and Scientific Interpretation in Human Action.

* The Common-sense Philosophy of Religion of Bishop Edward Stillingfleet 1635 – 1699, ISBN 90-247-1647-0.

The distinctive “ double-pull ” format that typifies most of these songs — also at times used, with slight changes, for pumps, windlass, and capstan, too — was a later development that appears to owe much to African-American work songs.

The 2011 rankings place Drexel sixth in their list of “ Up and Coming National Universities ” for " promising and innovative changes in the areas of academics, faculty, and student life.

Others, such as Andrew Vayda and Bradley Walters ( 1999 ), criticize political ecologists for pre-supposing “ the importance … of certain kinds of political factors in the explanation of environmental changes ” ( 167 ).

Virtual team leaders need to become virtually “ present ” in order to closely monitor team members and notice any changes that might affect their ability to undertake their tasks.

This stems largely from the “ junk-food hypothesis ” representing a shift in their diet from fatty herring and capelin to leaner fare like pollock and flounder, thereby limiting their ability to consume and store fat. Other hypotheses include increased predation by orcas, indirect effects of prey species composition shifts due to changes in climate, effects of disease or contaminants, shooting by fishermen, and others.

* Since November 2010: “ Today changes with Orange ”

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Third is his work on the structure of and changes in the social and cultural “ spirit ” of his times.

With some changes, a treatment of her relations to him may be found in his short story, “ Frau Regel Amrain und ihr jüngster ” ( in the collection Die Leute von Selawyla ).

direction that changes f did not violate any constraints, then there would a “ legal ” point nearby with a higher or lower

( using this new terminology ) that at the stationary points, the direction that changes f is in the “ violation space ” created by the

which for our purposes, translates to stating that the direction that changes f at p is in the “ violation space ” defined by the

Separately, the General Accounting Office ( GAO ) submitted to a House subcommittee a report reviewing the benefits and risks of “ Glass-Steagall repeal .” The report recommended a “ phased approach ” using a “ holding company organizational structure ” if Congress chose “ repeal .” Noting Glass-Steagall had “ already been eroded and the erosion is likely to continue in the future ,” the GAO explained “ coming to grips with the Glass-Steagall repeal question represents an opportunity to systematically and rationally address changes in the regulatory and legal structure that are needed to better address the realities of the marketplace .” The GAO warned that Congress ’ s failure to act was “ potentially dangerous ” in permitting a “ continuation of the uneven integration of commercial and investment banking activities .”

Repeating themes from the 1980s, Leach stated Glass-Steagall was “ out of synch with reality ” and Rubin argued “ it is now time for the laws to reflect changes in the world ’ s financial system .”

Overall, however, commentators viewed the GLBA “ as ratifying and extending changes that had already been made, rather than as revolutionary .” At least one commentator found the entire GLBA “ unnecessary ” for banks and suggested the OCC had the authority to grant national banks all the insurance underwriting powers permitted to affiliates through the GLBA.

It was K. Lawrence Perera, the pioneer of the Borelassa Passion play who brought innovative changes in 1924 by using living actors instead of statues as “ he thought that the Passion shows done in Church premises with statues were “ crude ” and unworthy of so lofty a theme as the passion of Christ .” ( The Folk Drama of Ceylon, p. 126 ).

Will the monkey “ gamble ” by waiting until the experimenter changes the amount of food present?

In the 1920s, economists such as Paul Nystrom ( 1878 – 1969 ), proposed that changes in the style of life, made feasible by the economics of the industrial age, had induced to the mass of society a “ philosophy of futility ” that would increase the consumption of goods and services as a social fashion ; an activity done for its own sake.

Each increment of 1 in exposure value corresponds to a change of one “ step ” ( or, more commonly, one “ stop ”) in exposure, i. e., half as much exposure, either by halving the exposure time or halving the aperture area, or a combination of such changes.

Another is to correct nominal mortgage rates for changes in dwelling prices or for changes in the rest of the Consumer Price Index to obtain a “ real ” rate of interest.

One can therefore differentiate between types of emphasis according to whether the emphasis changes the “ blackness ” of text.

Isolating the degree to which the activities of a state-based “ non-partisan research and educational institute ” contribute to public policy changes is inherently imprecise.

were retrofitted with antimicrobial copper alloys in certain patient rooms ( i. e., the “ coppered ” rooms ) in the Intensive Care Unit ( ICU ).

Statistics from Portuguese administration in the 1960s stated that the racial composition of the inhabitants was 78 % of mestiços, 21 % of “ Africans ” ( i. e. blacks ) and 1 % of “ Europeans ” ( i. e. whites ).

Latour suggests that about 90 % of contemporary social criticism in academia displays one of two approaches which he terms “ the fact position and the fairy position .” ( p. 237 ) The fact position is anti-fetishist, arguing that “ objects of belief ” ( e. g., religion, arts ) are merely concepts onto which power is projected ; the “ fairy position ” argues that individuals are dominated, often covertly and without their awareness, by external forces ( e. g., economics, gender ).

* Conference, e. g. “ youth con ”

When the “ same picture ” is taken in two different format sizes from the same distance at the same f-number with lenses that give the same angle of view, and the final images ( e. g., in prints, or on a projection screen or electronic display ) are the same size,

In many contexts, the word encryption may also implicitly refer to the reverse process, decryption e. g. “ software for encryption ” can typically also perform decryption.

The two words are not mutually exclusive ; i. e., a “ gaming ” company offers ( legal ) “ gambling ” activities to the public and may be regulated by one of many gaming control boards, for example, the Nevada Gaming Control Board.

: a “ bet ” with an insurer on whether one's house will burn down is not gambling, but rather insurance — as the homeowner has an obvious interest in the continued existence of his / her home independent of the purely financial aspects of the " bet " ( i. e., the insurance policy ).

" Post-left anarchist Bob Black in his long critique of Bookchin's philosophy called Anarchy after leftism said about post-left anarchy that " It is, unlike Bookchinism, “ individualistic ” in the sense that if the freedom and happiness of the individual — i. e., each and every really existing person, every Tom, Dick and Murray — is not the measure of the good society, what is?

A. Hobson identifies this justification: “ It is desirable that the earth should be peopled, governed, and developed, as far as possible, by the races which can do this work best, i. e. by the races of highest ' social efficiency '.” This is clearly the racial argument, which pays heed to other ideas such as the “ White Man ’ s Burden ” prevalent at the turn of the twentieth century.

The name “ Jura ” is derived from the Celtic root “ jor ”, which was Latinised into “ juria ”, meaning forest ( i. e. “ Jura ” is forest mountains ).

Following the French Revolution, other commentators fingered a potential danger of Rousseau ’ s project of realizing an “ antique ” conception of virtue amongst the citizenry in a modern world ( e. g. through education, physical exercise, a citizen militia, public holidays, and the like ).

“ harmers of ring ” = “ leaders, nobles, men of social standing ( conceived of as generously destroying gold, i. e. giving it away freely )” ( Anon.

Old English kennings are all of the simple type, possessing just two elements, e. g. for “ sea ”: seġl-rād “ sail-road ” ( Beowulf 1429 b ), swan-rād “ swan-road ” ( Beowulf 200 a ), bæð-weġ “ bath-way ” ( Andreas 513 a ), hron-rād “ whale-road ” ( Beowulf 10 ), hwæl-weġ “ whale-way ” ( The Seafarer 63 a ).