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adventure —n. 1 unusual and exciting experience. 2 enterprise (spirit of adventure). —v. (-ring) dare, venture; engage in adventure. [latin: related to -advent]
adventure playground n. playground with climbing-frames, building blocks, etc.
asio INDIA. early vedic religion polytheistic worship of nature; brahmanism (hinduism) developed system of complex ritual, philosophy, and symbolism, retaining much ancient folklore and tradition; belief in karma (fate or destiny) and desire of each human soul, through improvement in successive reincarnations, to reunite with the universal or world soul; jainism, taught by mahavira and other sages, and buddhism, founded by siddhartha gautama, arose as reforms of Hinduism; emphasized asceticism while accepting most of hindu faith; new sects gained wide following. CHINA. shamanism early belief: cult of magic, nature worship, ancestral spirits; shamans, powerful priests, placated demons; female fertility symbols dominated later worship; divination and oracles sought, ancestor and nature worship continued; inquiring thinkers sought to define right way of life.’ Lao-tze. renowned figure of period; credited with founding mystic philosophy organized as religion; based on concept of Tao as way of heaven or nature; stressed ascetic, simple virtues. europe CRETE. individual religion developed from nature worship; chief deity, great mother goddess, symbolized life, death, and fertility; served by priestesses. GREECE. ideas of aegean antiquity, influenced by older civilizations, blended with concepts brought by achaeans and Dorians; vast pantheon created with every object, force, fear, virtue, or vice represented by anthropomorphic deity; rich mythology, based on lives and adventures of family, local, state, and city gods; no dogma or priesthood; theology, little moral content; variety of ritual and festival; superstitution, belief in magic; oracleseeking, eleusinian and orphic mystery cults. : ROME. early religion centered around family; gods of household and fields propitiated; ancestor worship; spirits represented forces of nature.
tao-teh-ching, basis of taoism, record and teachings of Lao-tze; metaphysical, economic, political conceptions. greece Homer. great epic poet, famed for iliad and odyssey, only surviving greek epics from early period; attributed to him, despite some doubt they svere svritten by one person; iliad, dramatic tale of trojan War; odyssey, mythological adventures of odysseus (ulysses) following the fall of Troy; memorable style and characterization; established epic form. Hesiod. Poet; lived in Boeotia; personal, introspective approach; theogony described origins of the gods; outstanding source of mythology; The works and days, moral and practical problems. archilochus of Paros. important iambic poet, possibly invented form; elegiac poetry, especially laments; brilliant, vitriolic verse. anacreon of Teos. c563-c478. lyric poet; considered originator of vers de societe, sophisticated, facile verse; celebrating beauty, wine, love; imitated in alexandrian period. sappho of Lesbos. leading woman poet; famous for monodies, poems to be sung to music of harp, lyre, or cithara; noted for exquisite lyrics and perfeaion of new metrical forms (sapphics) ; much of work has been lostArion. fl. 600. poet, musician, of Corinth: credited witli first use of ditliyTamb; knotvn as choral lyricist, SPARTA. Thaletos. lyric poet and musician; probably introduced lyrics sung at festivals by chorus, accompanied by dancers. aleman (alkman, alcmaeon) fl. 650. poet, ■ founder of doric school; considered by some originator of lyric poetry; wrote hjznns, processionals, paeans, parthenia, and poetry for choral performances.
1 504 merchant adventurers’ granted new charter
Germany. merchant adventurers
GERMANY. hamburg center of activity with permanent settlement of merchant Adventurers; hamburg bank founded; currency, mark banko, created, while currency inflation reached peak; bankruptcy of welsers, augsburg, important commercial firm, 1614. ENGLAND. rivaled netherlands as leading maritime and colonial power; more successful as colonizer largely because of powerful navy which not only defended colonies from attack, but kept sea lanes open for merchant ships; Mun s discourse of trade into the east indies, 1621, and discourse on england’s treasure by forraign trade, 1630, emphasized importance of merchant group and balance of trade, not only in bullion, but in goods; petty wrote political arithmetic, 1631, advocating state regulation of economic policy of nation; parliament declared monopolies illegal, 1624; plague in london, 1606; elizabethan poor Law, 1601, required parishes to provide for needy; petition of right against arbitrary imprisonment, martial law, forced loans, billeting, 1628, was outstanding influence for justice; abolition of court of star chamber and high commission, 1641; permanent economic council formed by Cromwell; tea first imported into england, 1650. RUSSIA. code of law adopted, 1649, (in force until 1832) to improve administration and eliminate abuses; final establishment of peasant serfdom; abolition of english trade privileges, 1649. islam PERSIA. prosperous reign of abbas I; interested in trade development; held royal silk monopoly; successful dutch-persian commercial treaty. africa english west africa company founded, 1618; dutch expelled portuguese from gold coast, 1637; french traders founded St. louis at mouth of senegal, ^(1637; swedish african company founded, 1647.
century to press its colonial aims more vigorously. In north america frencli adventurers had already explored the region of the great fakes and the ohio and mississippi Valleys. If france made good its claim to these areas the thirteen british colonics would be confined to the atlantic seaboardon the other side of the.world, in india, other entcrjirising frcnclimen gained die support of..craljndian princes find threafcncfi the ^
1719. Essayist; worked with Steele; criticism of Milton. clarke, Samuel. Philosopher; metaphysician; supported Newton; maintained ethical law as constant as matltematical law; The scripture doctrine of unity, 1712. Others. daniel defoe, robinson crusoe, 1719, moll flanders, 1722, outstanding realistic romance; samuel richardson, pamela or virtue rewarded, 1740, clarissa harlowe, 1749; tobias smollett, first english novel of sea, The adventures of roderick random, 1748; thomas gray, poet. An elegy written in a country churchyard, 1750; ellis wynn, great master of modern welsh prose.
1954. symphonies, chamber music, songs, choral works in highly individual idiom, complex rhythm, use of dissonance; foreshadowed atonality and polytonality; concord sonata, 1919. griffes, Charles. 1884-1920. early works impressionist, later works tended toward absolute music; pleasure-dome of kubla khan, roman sketches, piano sonata, 1921. carpenter, john Alden. cl876-1951. Impressionist; adventures in a perambulator, 1915. bloch, Ernest. cl880. important teacher in america, born Switzerland; „.rprn a n t ir.„ex nre.ssion j.sr schejorn,
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adventure: dictionary Information
adventure —n. 1 unusual and exciting experience. 2 enterprise (spirit of adventure). —v. (-ring) dare, venture; engage in adventure. [latin: related to -advent]
adventure playground n. playground with climbing-frames, building blocks, etc.
adventure: geographic Locations
adventure: historical Excerpts
asio INDIA. early vedic religion polytheistic worship of nature; brahmanism (hinduism) developed system of complex ritual, philosophy, and symbolism, retaining much ancient folklore and tradition; belief in karma (fate or destiny) and desire of each human soul, through improvement in successive reincarnations, to reunite with the universal or world soul; jainism, taught by mahavira and other sages, and buddhism, founded by siddhartha gautama, arose as reforms of Hinduism; emphasized asceticism while accepting most of hindu faith; new sects gained wide following. CHINA. shamanism early belief: cult of magic, nature worship, ancestral spirits; shamans, powerful priests, placated demons; female fertility symbols dominated later worship; divination and oracles sought, ancestor and nature worship continued; inquiring thinkers sought to define right way of life.’ Lao-tze. renowned figure of period; credited with founding mystic philosophy organized as religion; based on concept of Tao as way of heaven or nature; stressed ascetic, simple virtues. europe CRETE. individual religion developed from nature worship; chief deity, great mother goddess, symbolized life, death, and fertility; served by priestesses. GREECE. ideas of aegean antiquity, influenced by older civilizations, blended with concepts brought by achaeans and Dorians; vast pantheon created with every object, force, fear, virtue, or vice represented by anthropomorphic deity; rich mythology, based on lives and adventures of family, local, state, and city gods; no dogma or priesthood; theology, little moral content; variety of ritual and festival; superstitution, belief in magic; oracleseeking, eleusinian and orphic mystery cults. : ROME. early religion centered around family; gods of household and fields propitiated; ancestor worship; spirits represented forces of nature.
tao-teh-ching, basis of taoism, record and teachings of Lao-tze; metaphysical, economic, political conceptions. greece Homer. great epic poet, famed for iliad and odyssey, only surviving greek epics from early period; attributed to him, despite some doubt they svere svritten by one person; iliad, dramatic tale of trojan War; odyssey, mythological adventures of odysseus (ulysses) following the fall of Troy; memorable style and characterization; established epic form. Hesiod. Poet; lived in Boeotia; personal, introspective approach; theogony described origins of the gods; outstanding source of mythology; The works and days, moral and practical problems. archilochus of Paros. important iambic poet, possibly invented form; elegiac poetry, especially laments; brilliant, vitriolic verse. anacreon of Teos. c563-c478. lyric poet; considered originator of vers de societe, sophisticated, facile verse; celebrating beauty, wine, love; imitated in alexandrian period. sappho of Lesbos. leading woman poet; famous for monodies, poems to be sung to music of harp, lyre, or cithara; noted for exquisite lyrics and perfeaion of new metrical forms (sapphics) ; much of work has been lostArion. fl. 600. poet, musician, of Corinth: credited witli first use of ditliyTamb; knotvn as choral lyricist, SPARTA. Thaletos. lyric poet and musician; probably introduced lyrics sung at festivals by chorus, accompanied by dancers. aleman (alkman, alcmaeon) fl. 650. poet, ■ founder of doric school; considered by some originator of lyric poetry; wrote hjznns, processionals, paeans, parthenia, and poetry for choral performances.
1 504 merchant adventurers’ granted new charter
Germany. merchant adventurers
GERMANY. hamburg center of activity with permanent settlement of merchant Adventurers; hamburg bank founded; currency, mark banko, created, while currency inflation reached peak; bankruptcy of welsers, augsburg, important commercial firm, 1614. ENGLAND. rivaled netherlands as leading maritime and colonial power; more successful as colonizer largely because of powerful navy which not only defended colonies from attack, but kept sea lanes open for merchant ships; Mun s discourse of trade into the east indies, 1621, and discourse on england’s treasure by forraign trade, 1630, emphasized importance of merchant group and balance of trade, not only in bullion, but in goods; petty wrote political arithmetic, 1631, advocating state regulation of economic policy of nation; parliament declared monopolies illegal, 1624; plague in london, 1606; elizabethan poor Law, 1601, required parishes to provide for needy; petition of right against arbitrary imprisonment, martial law, forced loans, billeting, 1628, was outstanding influence for justice; abolition of court of star chamber and high commission, 1641; permanent economic council formed by Cromwell; tea first imported into england, 1650. RUSSIA. code of law adopted, 1649, (in force until 1832) to improve administration and eliminate abuses; final establishment of peasant serfdom; abolition of english trade privileges, 1649. islam PERSIA. prosperous reign of abbas I; interested in trade development; held royal silk monopoly; successful dutch-persian commercial treaty. africa english west africa company founded, 1618; dutch expelled portuguese from gold coast, 1637; french traders founded St. louis at mouth of senegal, ^(1637; swedish african company founded, 1647.
century to press its colonial aims more vigorously. In north america frencli adventurers had already explored the region of the great fakes and the ohio and mississippi Valleys. If france made good its claim to these areas the thirteen british colonics would be confined to the atlantic seaboardon the other side of the.world, in india, other entcrjirising frcnclimen gained die support of..craljndian princes find threafcncfi the ^
1719. Essayist; worked with Steele; criticism of Milton. clarke, Samuel. Philosopher; metaphysician; supported Newton; maintained ethical law as constant as matltematical law; The scripture doctrine of unity, 1712. Others. daniel defoe, robinson crusoe, 1719, moll flanders, 1722, outstanding realistic romance; samuel richardson, pamela or virtue rewarded, 1740, clarissa harlowe, 1749; tobias smollett, first english novel of sea, The adventures of roderick random, 1748; thomas gray, poet. An elegy written in a country churchyard, 1750; ellis wynn, great master of modern welsh prose.
1954. symphonies, chamber music, songs, choral works in highly individual idiom, complex rhythm, use of dissonance; foreshadowed atonality and polytonality; concord sonata, 1919. griffes, Charles. 1884-1920. early works impressionist, later works tended toward absolute music; pleasure-dome of kubla khan, roman sketches, piano sonata, 1921. carpenter, john Alden. cl876-1951. Impressionist; adventures in a perambulator, 1915. bloch, Ernest. cl880. important teacher in america, born Switzerland; „.rprn a n t ir.„ex nre.ssion j.sr schejorn,
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traceroute to 18.97.14.90 (18.97.14.90), 30 hops max, 60 byte packets 1 100.100.1.1 (100.100.1.1) 0.533 ms 0.488 ms 0.463 ms 2 100.88.255.254 (100.88.255.254) 1.010 ms 1.021 ms 0.999 ms 3 10.255.254.149 (10.255.254.149) 0.916 ms 10.255.254.173 (10.255.254.173) 2.189 ms 2.213 ms 4 172.31.255.6 (172.31.255.6) 10.651 ms 172.31.255.2 (172.31.255.2) 7.936 ms 7.982 ms 5 10.255.200.114 (10.255.200.114) 10.560 ms 10.601 ms 10.603 ms 6 * sto-b9-link.ip.twelve99.net (62.115.196.193) 29.761 ms 30.812 ms 7 sto-bb2-link.ip.twelve99.net (62.115.139.186) 52.631 ms 54.012 ms * 8 kbn-bb6-link.ip.twelve99.net (62.115.139.173) 54.420 ms 55.714 ms 55.914 ms 9 ewr-bb2-link.ip.twelve99.net (80.91.254.91) 114.924 ms 113.596 ms 113.530 ms 10 * * nyk-b17-link.ip.twelve99.net (62.115.137.15) 117.847 ms 11 * * * 12 * * * 13 * * * 14 * * * 15 * * * 16 * * * 17 * * * 18 * * * 19 * * * 20 * * * 21 * * * 22 * * * 23 * * * 24 * * * 25 * * * 26 * * * 27 * * * 28 * * * 29 * * * 30 * * *
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