... Book of Odds we treat these terms as synonymous Odds are statements of probability So, The odds of ” should be interpreted mathematically as The chances of ,” or The probability of ... loss It covers the cycle oflife from conception to birth to childhood to schooling to adult life to aging and decline It covers theeveryday and holidays, the serious concerns oflife and its ... broken the odds of human experience into three large sets: destiny, actions, and the cycle oflife Destiny is what happens to us Actions are what we And cycle oflife is a way of looking at the...
... making use of) the will of another (the audience).22 For these two reasons, rhetoric, the science ofthe "ways of speaking," offers an array of figure-types for the analysis ofeveryday ways of acting ... world." Other, still-to-bepublished parts ofThe Practice ofEverydayLife deal principally with "the fine art of talk" in theeveryday practices of language The first two parts ofthe present ... that they are located on one or another square ofthe social checkerboard—in the office, in the workshop, or at the movies There are differences of another type They refer to the modalities of...
... ofthe great, the masters of church and state.”9 In the first instance, therefore, the history ofeverydaylife involves the marking out of a particular empirical terrain Second, there comes the ... separation between the spheres ofeverydaylife and the noneveryday At the same time, an explicit hierarchy is assumed: everydaylife is the preschool, as it were, for the sphere of noneveryday eventfulness ... is another side, methodological and theoretical, to the coin of these doubts: does the image ofthe “grand contours” of historical life actually accord with the concrete experience ofthe many”?...
... manner, the dark blood dripping on the steps and spattering the body ofthe wagon and the trousers ofthe policemen standing on the step MOB BRUTALITY The brutality ofthe mob was further shown by the ... mob to the door There were no other officers present, and the station seemed to be deserted Neither the doorman nor the clerk paid any attention to the noise on the outside As the result, the maddened ... upon the marksmanship ofthe man which the paper styled a fiend, the Times-Democrat of Wednesday said: One ofthe extraordinary features ofthe tragedy was the marksmanship displayed by the Negro...
... literature gathers insights from a range of theories on the embodied, the emotional, and the non-representational to draw attention to the sociality and materiality ofeverydaylife These include ... heightened sensitivity to the (re)production of identities, feelings, and practices in the spaces they inhabit Second, although these elements of their everyday lives emerge through the ongoing interactions ... sets of critical perspectives that will nuance our understanding ofthe lives of educational sojourners Towards the end, I connect these strands of perspectives through the intellectual lens of...
... rendering ofthe globalizing spaces of education In centering students at the heart ofthe everyday, quotidian, and transnational geographies of education migration, geographers have expounded on the ... the power of space and place in producing, differentiating, and maintaining the sociointeractions and relations of these young people on the move Whether these are discussed through their class-travelling ... routinizing effects of globalizing education spaces First, I examine how everyday temporalities in the lives of young Southeast Asian migrant students shape the ways they articulate their education...
... ofthe presence of death in the house, and also to assure them, ofthe faith ofthe living in the resurrection, and in eternal life On the third day after his death, the funeral took place, the ... school the quarrel was a very simple one There were only three girls in it who were for Sir Robert Peel, and the father of one was in the post office, the father ofthe other a supervisor in the ... curtsied if they had to pass them For the men ofthe land were easily recognized by their splendid equipages, and other insignia of their rank The men ofthe pen walked without notice, along the streets...
... together studies from the United States – the mother ship ofthe Internet – as well as Canada, Britain, Germany, India, Japan and globally that examine the impact ofthe Internet” in everydaylife ... in the rest of peoples’ lives, including the friends with whom they interact, the technologies they have around them, their “lifestage and lifestyle” (Anderson & Tracey), and their offline community ... Barry Wellman THE DAZZLING LIGHT This book is about the second age ofthe Internet as it descends from the firmament and becomes embedded in everydaylife A decade ago, the first age ofthe Internet...
... phenomena, the rest, non-art that is everydaylife In the West, a part ofeverydaylife includes art, but the whole ofeverydaylife is not art Art is an attempt to differentiate a part ofeverydaylife ... Aesthetics ofeveryday does not aestheticize the 38 parts of everyday, but rather renders the whole ofeverydaylife aesthetic Iki provides an alternative viewpoint beyond the scope of “exotic” ... Manifestations of iki not seriously undermine everydayness as some Western art does under the name of creativity, nor are they buried in everydayness Rather, they reside on the boundary ofthe everyday...
... 12 c] These spores may form in the middle or at the ends ofthe rods (Fig 12) They may use up all the protoplasm ofthe rod in their formation, or they may use only a small part of it, the rod ... Whatever be the method ofthe formation ofthe spore, its purpose in thelifeofthe bacterium is always the same It serves as a means of keeping the species alive under conditions of adversity ... noticed, and the force ofthe experiments of Schwann was silently ignored Until the sixth decade ofthe century, therefore, these organisms, which have since become the basis of a new branch of science,...
... sociology ofthe rural that was also engaged with the business of theorising as ‘there can be no theory of rural society without a theory of society Soc of Rural Life 28/4/07 8:38 am Page 2 • The Sociology ... Soc of Rural Life 28/4/07 8:38 am Page i The Sociology of Rural Life Soc of Rural Life 28/4/07 8:38 am Page ii Soc of Rural Life 28/4/07 8:38 am Page iii The Sociology of Rural Life Sam ... changing the rules ofthe competition … The basis of length of residence is one ofthe few ways in which local workers can retain any of their old status in the village (Newby 1985: 169) Soc of Rural...
... example of natural mapping The control is in the shape ofthe seat itself: the mapping is straightforward To move the front edge ofthe seat higher, lift up on the front part ofthe button To make the ... available from the appearance ofthe objects the psychology ofeveryday things And part comes from the ability ofthe designer to make the operation clear, to project a good image ofthe operation, ... hours of material Rubin showed me that it wasn't all in memory: much ofthe information was in the world, or at least in the structure ofthe tale, the poetics, and thelife styles ofthe people...
... regard to third parties, they have the duty to save the human life most proximate to them, which by definition will always be thelifeofthe mother because thelifeofthe fetus or embryo, in ... case of self-defense, where the only way to save thelifeofthe would-be victim is to kill the attacker, that the attacker has forfeited his or her right to life in favor ofthe right to lifeof ... each chapter ofthe kind one often finds in prefaces of collections of essays Therefore, I simply offer a little background to each ofthe three essays The first chapter, “On the Use of Embryonic...
... instances of emergence the origin ofthe physical universe, the origin of life, and the origin of human mind.44 Yet none of these narratives of ‘‘becoming’’ envision the extension oflife and ... until the early 10 Introduction 1980s, the province of a subfield of mathematics The sole exception was John Conway’s invention in the late 1960s ofthe Game of Life, which soon became the best ... imitating the animal Either to imitate the other or remain what you are, they say, is a false alternative What is involved, rather, is the formation of a ‘‘block’’—hence they speak of ‘‘blocks of becoming’’—constituted...
... available at the BS only through the feedback from users The drawbacks ofthe feedback approach are the reduction ofthe system capacity because ofthe frequent channel usage required for the transmission ... Angle of Arrival (AoA) In this example, the spatial correlation among elements ofthe BS antenna array is modeled according to the distribution ofthe AoA ofthe incoming plane waves at the BS ... is the power ofthe desired signal for user i whereas Gk Hk wi is the power of interference that is caused by user i on the signal received by some other user k The leakage for user i is thus the...
... permit estimation ofthe independent effect of each attribute of interest Due to the sheer number of potentially relevant attributes, the study team decided to narrow the scope ofthe experiment ... between profiles can then be approximated from the regression such that UiB - UiA = g (βxij, δpij, γzi) + εij The marginal effect of a change in the jth profile therefore provides an estimate ofthe ... ‡Effect(B – A) gives the incremental effectiveness of profile B compared to profile A defined in terms of terms of lives saved for the 'lives-saved' model and life- years saved for the 'life- years saved'...
... of glass The water sits on top ofthe glass It doesn’t soak through 14 I wonder what will happen if I drop a marble into this tank of water It sinks to the bottom Will all these things made of ... factory Lots of things are made of glass We’ve collected all these! Windows are made of glass, too! This special, tough piece of glass is like a window I can see right through it The walls of this ... range of forms, from sheets of ‘oat glass’ used for windows, to the threads of glass, ner than a single human hair, which are used in the telecommunications industry Ask the children to think of...