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- Margaret Mead (11387 bytes)
18: ...lived with, observed, and interviewed (through an interpreter) the sixty-eight young women between the ages of ...
28: ...ested that such women, in this new context, were unlikely to speak frankly about their adolescent beha...
54: ...d people can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has."
61: * "I was brought up to believe that the only thing worth doing was to add to the sum of accur...
67: ...d people can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has." is quoted at the beginning... - Nicole Kidman (11782 bytes)
19: ...he was in ''[[Eyes Wide Shut]]'' ([[1999]]), [[Stanley Kubrick]]'s final [[film]], when she co-starred...
88: *''Stanley Kubrick: A Life in Pictures'' (2001) (documenta...
100: *''[[The Interpreter]]'' (2005) - Saint Peter (16028 bytes)
15: ...w, on the evening before the [[Passover|Feast of Unleavened Bread]] (which is called the [[Passover]])...
17: ... figure of the early Christian community, second only to Paul. Peter takes the lead in selecting a rep...
23: ...hat he lived in [[Antioch]] for a while, for not only did Paul confront him there ([[Galatians]] 2:11f...
57: ...ts author was a close associate of Peter who not only knew his opinions well, but felt comfortable spe...
61: ...m [[John the Presbyter]]: "Mark having become the interpreter of Peter, wrote down accurately whatsoever he rem... - Pope Leo I (11553 bytes)
5: ...ritten at his request. But nothing shows more plainly the confidence felt in him than his being chosen...
41: ...ency, and where the bishops recognized him as the interpreter of the voice of Peter and as the head of their bo...
49: ...inety-six extant orations. This assertion is commonly referred to as the doctrine of [[Petrine suprema...
51: ...with that of the whole Church. Other bishops are only his assistants in this great task. - Computer (32773 bytes)
20: ...standing the important idea that the computer is only a machine, and cannot "think" or "understand" th...
29: ...d afford them and were considered so exotic that only a handful would ever be required to satisfy glob...
51: ... such as [[differential analyzer]]s, are not commonly included in such lists. Other classification sch...
56: ...mplementation technologies is not exhaustive; it only covers the mainstream of development. Historical...
73: ... Originally [[computer storage|memory]] was used only for intermediate values but in the [[1940s]] it ... - List of computing topics (15876 bytes)
102: [[America Online]] --
173: [[Command line interpreter]] --
528: [[Read only memory]] (ROM) --
636: [[UnLamda programming language|UnLambda]] -- - Hernando de Soto (explorer) (19418 bytes)
5: ...the Spanish colonies, landing in [[Panama]]. His only possessions then were a shield and his sword. In...
15: ...uer Florida. (In Narv's ill-fated expedition, only four men survived out of 400.) De Soto saw his c...
28: ...ons and the [[oral history]] of the natives have only lately been considered. However, this bears the ...
30: ...ed as indications for the archeologists. The commonly assumed ''De Soto Trail'' runs in a west-northwe...
38: ... Ortiz knew the countryside and also helped as an interpreter. As a lead guide for the de Soto expedition, Orti... - Ferdinand Magellan (19348 bytes)
32: ...px|thumb|left|The arrow points to the city of [[Sanl?de Barrameda]] on the delta of the [[Guadalquivir...
34: ...but on [[September 20]], Magellan set sail from Sanl?de Barrameda with 270 men.
41: ... ship captains broke out. It was unsuccessful, mainly because the crew remained loyal. Quesada and Men...
47: ...sage, because the waters were [[brine]] and deep inland. Four ships began an arduous passage through t...
53: ...native peoples because his [[Malay people|Malay]] interpreter could understand their language. They traded gift... - Lewis and Clark Expedition (11755 bytes)
5: ...lark as "Captain" ([http://lewisandclarkjournals.unl.edu/v02.appendix.a.html]).
7: ...r [[Shoshone]] tribe came from further west. Not only did Lewis and Clark feel that she could aid them...
71: *Interpreter [[Toussaint Charbonneau]]
72: **Interpreter [[Sacagawea]], Charbonneau's wife
74: *Interpreter [[George Drouillard]] (? – 1810), civilian - Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel (15483 bytes)
9: ...wever, progresses by learning from its mistakes: only after and precisely because of this experience c...
11: ...ality, formal freedom, such as belongs to Spirit only."''
31: ...ves as followers of Hegel, and several of them openly repudiated or insulted the legacy of Hegel's phi...
36: ...]]'', suggests that the Hegel's system forms a thinly veiled justification for the rule of [[Frederick...
38: ... the Last Man'' was heavily influenced by Hegel's interpreter [[Alexandre Koj趥]]. - Hermes (10248 bytes)
3: ...s to humans. A lucky find was a ''hermaion''. An interpreter who bridges the boundaries with strangers is a ''...
13: Hermēs or Mercury was commonly identified by Roman observers with the Germanic ...
31: ...eller's hat or a winged cap (petasos or more commonly [[petasus]]), wearing winged sandals ([[talaria]...
43: ...epherds and woodsmen particularly. Pan was mistakenly reported to have died by a sailor, but, even aft... - Hernán Cortés (42809 bytes)
2: ...e Aztec empire]] and brought large portions of mainland [[Mexico]] under the [[Crown of Castile|King o...
4: ...He also used a native woman, [[Doña Marina]], as interpreter; she would later bear Cortés a son. When the Gov...
10: ...ll equally correct. The latter two were most commonly used during his lifetime, but the former shorten...
20: ... of a sixteen-year-old boy who had returned home only to find himself frustrated by life in his small ...
26: ...here of Spain's southern ports of Cadiz, Palos, Sanlucai, and Seville, listening to the tales of those... - Hernando de Soto explorer (34946 bytes)
27: ...until de Soto's [[Mabila]] battle in Alabama) is only disputed in detail today; De Soto's Trail beyond...
29: ...sed between the incidence and its narration. The only site definitively associated with de Soto's expe...
31: ...iled, the [[Gulf of Mexico]], which they skirted inland (then later headed back toward), the [[Atlanti...
38: ... Ortiz knew the countryside and also helped as an interpreter. As a lead guide for the de Soto expedition, Orti...
40: ...a]], the capital of the [[Apalachee]]. It is the only place on the entire de Soto route where archaeol... - Igor Stravinsky (26622 bytes)
14: ...elf in several of his Paris collaborations. Not only was he the principal composer for [[Sergei Diagh...
25: ... lived with Stravinsky until his death, acting as interpreter, chronicler, assistant conductor and factotum for...
51: ...Stravinsky's concern, during this period, of not only returning to "Classic" music but also returning ...
59: Only after the death of [[Arnold Schoenberg]], the in...
73: ...bist]] painting. These passages are notable not only for this pastiche-quality but also for their len... - Global Positioning System (28209 bytes)
24: ...tion. If elevation information is already known, only signals from three satellites are needed (the po...
39: ...y the U.S. government and are generally provided only for military use. The keys are changed on a dail...
62: The antenna receives not only direct GPS signals, but also multipath signals: ...
65: ...curate Precise Positioning Service was available only to the United States military, its allies and ot...
71: ...DGPS network has been mainly developed by the [[Finland|Finnish]] and [[Sweden|Swedish]] maritime admi...
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