Ayu Lha-mo- the oracle of Sabu, filming June 1986

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The merchant of Venice

Table of Contents: “…. -- Charles Knox Pooler, Shylock 'a man of one idea', 1905. -- Otto Jespersen, Shylock's language, 1905. -- Sir Walter Raleigh, Shylock more sinned against than sinning, 1907. -- Theodore Watts-Dunton, 'untrammelled' as against 'plot-ridden' characters, 1907. -- E.K. …”
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The Count of Monte Cristo. by Dumas, Alexandre, 1802-1870

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Madame Jazz : Contemporary Women Instrumentalists. by Gourse, Leslie

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Mississippi entrepreneurs by Dement, Polly

Table of Contents: “….; Envisioning Success: Seafood to Cat Food and Beyond; PHIL HARDIN; Capital from Bakery Success: Seeds Educational Philanthropy; GEORGE A. McLEAN; A Man and His Newspaper: Catalyze Community Development; DUMAS MILNER; Eclectic Entrepreneur: Flew High in His Prime; WARREN A. …”
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Secular days, sacred moments : the America columns of Robert Coles by Coles, Robert

Table of Contents: “…November 23, 1996 : We’re hoping for a few extra moments of the sacred during these long secular days -- January 4, 1997 : “The doctors, they be strutters - they need teaching” -- February 1, 1997 : Merton and Milosz find common ground in their skepticism - the distance they put between themselves and faddish trends -- February 15, 1997 : Like a Hebrew prophet, Erikson was insisting upon psychological investigation as a moral calling -- March 1, 1997 : “The Third Reich was a product of German history, but it was not the only possibility open to the country at that time” -- March 22, 1997 : Surely someone would come by, see me standing there helplessly, offer a phone or a lift -- April 5, 1997 : I was witness to the moral energy a painter or photographer can stir in children -- May 3, 1997 : There is hope in those sudden, unexpected, breakthrough experiences that bring us a blessed spell of inwardness -- May 31, 1997 : This double standard could all too readily be accommodated by the slippery imprecisions of psychiatric jargon -- July 19, 1997 : The doctor who is sick now turns his students into the kind of physician he himself has been with others -- August 2, 1997 : Through the use of fictional strategies, the writer offers us a clue about oppression -- September 13, 1997 : What appears to be bizarre and senseless is in many cases a quite reasonable expression of horror -- November 8, 1997 : “I’m really sorry, I never should have opened the door without looking - I was lost in thought, I wasn't thinking” -- December 6, 1997 : It was the old story of teachers who have a lot to learn from their humble, yet knowing, students -- January 17, 1998 : Dorothy Day spoke of the irony : “All that philosophical knowledge, and such a moral failure, such blindness - and worse - in a life” -- February 14, 1998 : In Othello we meet a man of great dignity and refinement who is gradually undone -- February 28, 1998 : Bonhoeffer’s position in society, his personal safety, and, if need be, his very life were not to be defended at all costs -- March 21, 1998 : Psychotherapy, in all its American banality, is redeemed through its emphasis on the personal as part of the communal -- March 28, 1998 : I wondered if she really believed what she seemed to believe, whether she wasn’t really quite frightened “underneath” -- April 25, 1998 : I could lecture on the moral and social inquiry and myself behave like a moral and social outcast -- July 4, 1998 : Once more I took note of the psychological acuity, the capacity to figure out others with a certain thoughtful detachment -- August 29, 1998 : This child knew that misdeeds deserve, warrant an expression of regret -- October 31, 1998 : Our insistent yearnings ought not to be the stuff of glib psychiatric pronouncements -- November 21, 1998 : These youngsters recognize that smart or powerful is not necessarily the same as good -- February 20, 1999 : “I wished he’d been as understanding and kindly at home with his family as he was in the world with all his associates” -- May 1, 1999 : A moral leadership that is to work must mobilize a following in the name of a virtue, it must both inspire and coerce -- July 31, 1999 : Many of us who took to Holden Caulfield, embracing his laid-back words, his wisecracks, his cool, also worried about him, would he make it? …”
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How was it possible? : a Holocaust reader

Table of Contents: “…Westermann -- The Fates of Gypsies -- from Anatomy of the Auschwitz Death Camp / Yehuda Bauer -- Camp Labor -- from If This Is a Man (Survival in Auschwitz) / Primo Levi -- The Final Frenzy -- from The Death Marches / Daniel Blatman -- ch. 7 Collaboration and Its Limits -- Introduction / Peter Hayes -- Poland: The Blue Police -- from Hunt for the Jews / Jan Grabowski -- Romania: Annihilation Aborted -- from The History of the Holocaust in Romania / Jean Ancel -- Vichy France: "Our" Jews and the Rest.…”
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An introduction to medical statistics by Bland, Martin

Table of Contents: “…-- 8.13 Multiple choice answers: confidence intervals -- 8.14 Exercise: confidence intervals in two acupuncture studies -- Appendix 8A: Standard error of a man -- 9 SIGNIFICANCE TESTS -- 9.1 Testing a hypothesis -- 9.2 An example: the sign test -- 9.3 Principles of significance tests -- 9.4 Significance levels and types of error -- 9.5 One and two sided tests of significance-- 9.6 Significance, real, and important -- 9.7 Comparing the means of large samples -- 9.8 Comparison of two proportions -- 9.9 The power of a test -- 9.10 Multiple significance tests -- 9.11 Repeated significance tests and sequential analysis -- 9.12 Significance tests and confidence intervals -- 9.13 Multiple choice questions: significance tests -- 9.14 Exercise: Crohn's disease and cornflakes -- 10 COMPARING THE MEANS OF SMALL SAMPLES -- 10.1 The t distribution -- 10.2 The one sample t method -- 10.3 The means of two independent samples -- 10.4 The use of transformations -- 10.5 Deviations from the assumptions of t methods -- 10.6 What is a large sample? …”
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How was it possible? : a Holocaust reader

Table of Contents: “…Westermann -- The Fates of Gypsies -- from Anatomy of the Auschwitz Death Camp / Yehuda Bauer -- Camp Labor -- from If This Is a Man (Survival in Auschwitz) / Primo Levi -- The Final Frenzy -- from The Death Marches / Daniel Blatman -- ch. 7 Collaboration and Its Limits -- Introduction / Peter Hayes -- Poland: The Blue Police -- from Hunt for the Jews / Jan Grabowski -- Romania: Annihilation Aborted -- from The History of the Holocaust in Romania / Jean Ancel -- Vichy France: "Our" Jews and the Rest.…”
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Ztraceny v tranzici? : minulost a přítomnost politického stranictví ve střední a východní Evropě by Cabada, Ladislav, Hloušek, Vít, Jurek, Petr

Table of Contents: “…Strany ve vládách; 6.1 Role politických stran pÅ#x99;i vzniku vlád; 6.2 Formáty a tÅ#x99;ídy vlád; 6.3 Pozice politických stran ve vládách; 6.4 Stabilita vlád a dÅv̄ody zániku vlád; 6.5 Nestranické a polopolitické vlády â#x80;#x93; selhání stran nebo taktický manévr?; 6.6 ZávÄ#x9B;r; 7. ZávÄ#x9B;r; 7.1 Problematická tradice stranictví pÅ#x99;ed nástupem reálnÄ#x9B;socialistických režimÅ;̄ 7.2 Tíživé dÄ#x9B;dictví komunismu; 7.3 Stranické systémy mezi polarizovaným a umírnÄ#x9B;ným pluralismem; 7.4 Strany bez straníkÅ?̄…”
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Tales from the expat harem : foreign women in modern Turkey

Table of Contents: “…An affluent Pakistani who never learned to cook defends her American-born Turkish husband's right to bake when a man in the kitchen upsets his family patriarch -- Water under the bridge / Catherine Salter Bayar. …”
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Centennial tales and selected poems. by Kirkconnell, Watson, 1895-1977

Table of Contents: “…All Tired Things -- 99. Evening -- 100. A Man's Last Word to a Woman -- From THE NORTH AMERICAN BOOK OF ICELANDIC VERSE (1930) -- The Ballad of Thrym -- The Ballad of Tristram -- Remembrance -- I Sail in the Fall -- From THE MAGYAR MUSE (1933) -- A Flag -- The Victor -- For Just One Night -- What Became of Christ's Blood? …”
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Operationalizing sustainability by Massotte, Pierre

Table of Contents: “…Example on a specific futuristic conceptual case: "a man who can travel through time" -- 6.12. Methodological findings -- PART 3: Reformulating the Above Into Business Models and Solutions for New Growth and Applications -- 7: Principles and Methods for the Design and Development of Sustainable Systems -- 7.1. …”
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Still on the road : the songs of Bob Dylan, 1974-2006 by Heylin, Clinton

Table of Contents: “…-- 455: Half-finished song -- 456: Prison station blues -- 457: Someone's got a hold of my heart (=tight connection) -- 458: Neighborhood bully -- 459: Tell me -- 460: Foot of pride -- 461: Julius and Ethel -- 462: Lord protect my child -- 463: Death is not the end -- 1984-6 -- 464: I once knew a man -- 465: Who loves you? -- 466: Almost done (angel of rain) -- 467: I see you round and round -- 468: Dirty lie -- 469: Enough is enough -- 470: Go 'way little boy -- 471: Honey, wait for me -- 472: Driftin' too far from shore -- 473: New Danville girl (=Brownsville girl) -- 474: Something's burning, baby -- 475: Look yonder -- 476: Gravity song -- 477: Prince of plunder (=maybe someday) -- 478: Seeing the real you at last -- 479: I'll remember you -- 480: Queen of rock and roll -- 481: Trust yourself -- 482: Emotionally yours -- 483: Straight as in love -- 484: Very thought of you -- 485: Waiting to get beat -- 486: When the night comes falling from the sky -- 487: When the line forms -- 488: Never gonna be the same again -- 489: Dark eyes -- 490: As time passes by -- 491: Too hot to drive -- 492: Shake -- 493: Under your spell -- 494: Band of the hand (it's hell time man!) …”
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The origins and use of the potter's wheel in ancient Egypt by Doherty, S. K.

Table of Contents: “…Women are coloured yellow, men brown (After Épron &amp -- Daumas, 1939, p. pl 71) Osiris.net 2012: http://www.osirisnet.net/mastabas/ty/e_ty_04.htm -- Figure 5.3: A relatively rare example of a man making pottery using the hammer and anvil technique, an activity normally undertaken by women. …”
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The New Oxford book of war poetry

Table of Contents: “…Breakfast -- PATRICK SHAW-STEWART (1888-1917) -- 107. 'I saw a man this morning' -- JULIAN GRENFELL (1888-1915) -- 108. …”
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Sex and the brain

Table of Contents: “…Estrogen resistance caused by a mutation in the estrogen-receptor gene in a man / Eric P. Smith [and others] -- Organizing action of prenatally administered testosterone propionate on the tissues mediating mating behavior in the female guinea pig / Charles H. …”
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Confucianism : a modern interpretation by Zhang, Qiyun, 1901-1985

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Horizon. Season 50. Episode 7, Man on Mars : mission to the red planet

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Korea to the Gulf War.

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When Hainan meets Teochew

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The space-age presidency of John F. Kennedy : a rare photographic history by Bisney, John, 1954-, Pickering, J. L., 1957-

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Eisenhower's Sputnik moment : the race for space and world prestige by Mieczkowski, Yanek

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Eisenhower's Sputnik moment : the race for space and world prestige by Mieczkowski, Yanek

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