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Extractions: Sacred Texts Egypt Index Previous ... Next p. 125 CHAPTER IV THE "BOOK OF THE DEAD" THE Book of the Dead , the Egyptian title of which, "Pert em hru," has been variously translated "coming forth by day" and the "manifestation day," is a great body of religious compositions compiled for the use of the dead in the other world. It is probable that the name had a significance for the Egyptians which is incapable of being rendered in any modern language, and is borne out by another of its titles"The chapter of making perfect the Khu"or spirit. Texts dealing with the welfare of the dead and their life in the world beyond the grave are known to have been in use among the Egyptians as early as 4000 B.C. The oldest form of the Book of the Dead known to us is represented in the Pyramid Texts. With the invention of mummification a more complete funerary ritual arose, based on the hope that such ceremonies as it imposed would ensure the corpse against corruption, preserve it forever, and introduce it to a p. 126 beatified existence among the gods. Almost immediately prior to the dynastic era a great stimulus appears to have been given to the cult of Osiris throughout Egypt. He had now become the god of the dead par excellence , and his dogma taught that from the preserved corpse would spring a beautiful astral body, the future home of the spirit of the deceased. It therefore became necessary to adopt measures of the greatest precaution for the preservation of human remains.
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Extractions: Berlingske Tidende den 5. august 1910 en nekrolog, hvori det bl.a. hedder: ved man jo aldrig, hvor godt en Mands Evner havde slaaet til, hvis han havde arbejdet paa en anden Maade, end det faldt ham naturligt. han var en Mester i vort Sprog , skrev Nyt Tidsskrift for Matematik Politiken "man ser let" Vinklens Tredeling, en Opgave, der har havt en stor Indflydelse paa min hele Udvikling Les Grand Classiques de Gauthier Villars
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Extractions: 14. Kosan Receives NIH Grant to Develop Novel Gastrointestinal Prokinetic Agents 1. Conway Stuart Medical, Inc. Changes Name, Becomes Curon Medical, Inc Top SUNNYVALE, Calif.(BW HealthWire)March 14, 2000Effective today, Conway Stuart Medical, Inc., the developer of cutting edge treatments for gastrointestinal disorders, has changed its name to Curon Medical, Inc. The change was made to better communicate the company's ongoing mission to develop treatments for gastrointestinal disorders, including gastroesophageal reflux disease or GERD. The Stretta(TM)System, the company's initial product offering, which is currently under evaluation by the FDA, is a device that uses radiofrequency energy to treat GERD. The Stretta Procedure is minimally invasive and performed in an outpatient setting. "The name Curon Medical reflects our continued focus on developing innovative treatments for gastrointestinal disorders," said John W. Morgan, President and Chief Executive Officer of Curon Medical, Inc. "The change was made to capture the excitement and potential of our therapies, and comes at a critical stage in the company's development as we await a decision from the FDA on the Stretta Procedure." The company will use www.curonmedical.com as its new domain address.
Extractions: Some of you may recall that when last we left our heroic case officer, he had endured an Internet-based "date" with Suspect (we called her "G") during which G spent the entire evening discussing the intimate and unrequested details of her recently-blossomed 'love'/sex affair with Accomplice, whom we referred to as "X". So in what was deemed as a small step towards sociological progress, said heroic case officer (HCO) accepted the aid of a "friend" and former co-worker. We'll call her "BT". BT offered to "fix up" HCO with a woman whom BT knew, whom BT felt would be "perfect" for HCO. After two months, last week BT followed through with her promise/threat and provided phone number of Suspect #2 (we'll call her "H") to HCO, who immediately, lacking any reason not to, called H and arranged for the inevitable first encounter last night, 15 August 1998. Behold, the Ides of August. Payday. Or..... payback? HCO picked up H as arranged at 7:30 at her apartment in the fashionable Lakewood area of Dallas, on White Rock Lake. H suggested a trendy Italian ristorante for dinner, quirkily named by the Fates, "La Dolce Vita". As HCO drove down Gaston Ave., he noticed a slight, yet treacherous, slickness to the roadway due to a recent light rainfall. Approaching the yellowing light at the West Shore intersection, HCO gently applied his brakes, careful to note the fishtailing car in the lane to the left as it accelerated ahead through the intersection. The street was indeed slick. HCO silently congratulated himself as his carefully-driven car came to a stop. Until suddenly... WHAM!
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Extractions: Six wines from the Berry Bros January Sale Berry Bros January Sale has now begun, featuring discounts of up to 28%. The six wines below are a selection from the 100+ wines that are reduced (prices quoted are the sale price); the full list is available at http://www.bbr.com/shopping/offers.lml The offer ends 1st March 2001 Champagne Gaston Chiquet Tradition, NV A yellow/gold colour, this mature white Burgundy has a full honeyed nose with hazelnut and butterscotch notes. On the palate it is rich, nutty, bready and savoury, with some coffee notes. Full flavoured and quite nicely balanced, but drink up soon. Very good. (£12.50) Ramsay Syrah Reserve 1996, Napa Valley Deep red/black colour, with an appealing, savoury nose of green olives, herbs, pepper spice and a touch of smoke. It's dense and quite tight-knit on the palate, with tarry red fruits, firm acidity and well judged oak. Not at all over-ripe or sweet, like many new world Syrahs. Although this chunky wine is now beginning to dry out a bit, its still-solid tannic structure suggests it could develop further in the bottle. Stylistically this is somewhere between a good St Joseph and an Australian Shiraz, and the fact that it's only 13% alcohol is quite refreshing, given the current preponderance of high alcohol monsters from the new world. Very good+ (£11.95)
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Extractions: caminando por everett hacia NW 23 me cruce con este mapache. seguro se asusto porque yo venia cantando a viva voce primero de enero de entre rios, y quiso treparse al primer arbol. rasguniaba rasguniaba pero no subia. me hizo acordar cuando queria subir la colina con la magna (claro que con raquelita... pero esa es otra historia) me aleje un poco mientras el me miraba un poco menos asustado. dale bajate le dije. me volvio a mirar con esos ojos antifazados. y bajo. y se fue por ahi. tantos lunes te busque los martes, tantas veces qe no fueron viernes... Sunday, May 30, 2004 fotoblog paulanett otro dia sin ver el mt hood. otro dia de lluvia primaveral. otro dia sin raquelita, por lo menos para mi (cow). otro dia con ganas de quedarse enremolinada en las viejas y queridas sabanas de ba. ni un pato en orden. no importa. salgo igual. el streetcar acaba de pasar. caminar hasta la 5 y hoyt. no queda otra que bancar al #8. OHSU/Jackson Park. no viene. el monitor (si. todas las paradas tienen monitores de tv que te van diciendo a que hora exactamente debe pasar el bondi) dice que ya viene. pero no viene. a veces puede fallar. cuando me doy cuenta que me podria haber tomado cualquier otro, digamos el #44 PCC Sylvania para ir hasta Stark y la 5 y pasar por le bank of america, llega el #8. algo paso porque viene super poblado. anyway. sigue lloviendo. a los portlanders no les importa. a mi, hoy, la lluvia no me inspira. so sorry.
Archives: Well Done, 1999-2000 Leah ChesterDavis, Mecklenburg, gaston and Cabarrus counties, VisionaryLeadership Award. tarry Smith Johnson, Robeson County Center. http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/depts/agcomm/writing/congrat4.htm
Extractions: A team from North Carolina Cooperative Extension received a national award at the Dec. 2 meeting of Epsilon Sigma Phi, the national Extension honorary fraternity, in Salt Lake City, Utah. The North Carolina Children, Youth and Families at Risk (CYFAR) Initiative won the Regional Distinguished Team Award for the southern region, one of only four such awards given in the nation. Team members are Karen DeBord, Mike Davis, Barbara Garland, Judith Hackney, Ray Kimsey, Judy Mock, Robin Roper, Luci Bearon, Kevin Gamble, Lisa Guion, Susan Jakes, Eddie Locklear, Jon Ort and Sharon Rowland . Epsilon Sigma Phi cited CYFAR for "changing the way Extension does programs in the area of children, youth and families. Nationally, colleagues connect and use the technical expertise of each other." During the society's national satellite video conference on Nov. 30, national awards were presented to three North Carolina Extension programs: Program of Excellence Gold Awards went to
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Isobel Armstrongs Material Imagination I draw the phrase material imagination from gaston Bachelard, who uses itto from Gillian Rose in a chapter of The Radical Aesthetic, to tarry, with a http://www.bbk.ac.uk/eh/skc/isobel/
Extractions: And yet, Isobel has always been disinclined to let such predicaments bake into impasses. Indeed, the effort of her entire work has been to show the vitality of such predicaments, predicaments which are largely epistemological in Language as Living Form and political in Victorian Poetry act and work All of this might come down, as is suggested at the opening of Language as Living Form The Radical Aesthetic , to tarry, with a judicious anxiety, somewhere in the broken middle between world and word. Hence a certain rhetoric of approximation and curtailment, a cordon sanitaire that the critical act seems sometimes to want to throw around its object of analysis, as it were to protect its objecthood, and thus to allow the continuing possibility of relationship between object-poem and subject-critic. Significantly, this chapter in Language as Living Form Do these categories, of form, life and mind, that continue to drive discussion of the aesthetic, and determine the ways in which the relations between the aesthetic and the political are thought about, belong to a classical physics founded upon form rather than information, and a set of ideas about the nature of form, energy and life that no longer seem universally to hold? The interest of the passages such as the ones I have isolated from the two books about nineteenth-century poetry is that in them materiality is never pure, and so starts to breathe, to breed, to work, becoming therefore less abstract, more complex and differentiated, and less merely massy.
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Extractions: by Chretien Detroyes Terms Contents Introduction Erec Et Enide ... Part X Cliges (1) There is no English version corresponding to the old French "Cliges". The English metrical romance "Sir Cleges" has nothing to do with the French romance. (2) Ovid in "Metamorphosis", vi. 404, relates how Tantalus at a feast to the gods offered them the shoulder of his own son. It is not certain, however, that Chretien is referring here to this slight episode of the "Metamorphosis". (3) This allusion is generally taken as evidence that the poet had written previously of the love of Tristan and Iseut. Gaston Paris, however, in one of his last utterances ("Journal des Savants", 1902, p. 297), says: "Je n'hesite pas a dire que l'existence d'un poeme sur Tristan par Chretien de Troies, a laquelle j'ai cru comme presque tout le monde, me parait aujourd'hui fort peu probable; j'en vais donner les raisons." (4) The story of Philomela or Philomena, familiar in Chaucer's "Legende of Good Women", is told by Ovid in "Metamorphosis", vi. 426-674. Cretiens li Gois is cited by the author of the "Ovide moralise" as the author of the episode of Philomena incorporated in his long didactic poem. This episode has been ascribed to Chretien de Troyes by many recent critics, and has been separately edited by C. de Boer, who offers in his Introduction a lengthy discussion of its authorship. See C. de Boer, "Philomena, conte raconte d'apres Ovide par Chretien de Troyes" (Paris, 1909).
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Extractions: Part 13: Piedmont North Carolina [This item added to Web May, 1996.] By Kenneth M. Stampp, Professor Emeritus, University of California at Berkeley Planters ambitious to augment their wealth, together with their black slaves, were an important driving force in the economic and political development of new territories and states in the Southwest. Their commodities accounted for more than half the nation's exports, and the plantations themselves were important markets for the products of northern industry. In short, they played a crucial role in the development of a national market economy. The plantations of the Old South, the white families who owned, operated, and lived on them, and the blacks who toiled on them as slaves for more than two centuries have been the subjects of numerous historical studies since the pioneering work of Ulrich B. Phillips in the early twentieth century. The literature, highly controversial, has focused on questions such as the evolution and nature of the planter class and its role in shaping the white South's economy, culture, and values; the conditions experienced by American blacks in slavery; the impact of the "peculiar institution" on their personalities and the degree to which a distinct Afro-American culture developed among them; and, finally, the sources of the tension between the proslavery interests of the South and the "free labor" interests of the North that culminated in secession and civil war.
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