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Dw i'n dy garu di am byth," he said. "I love you. Always.
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Cassandra Clare (Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices, #3))
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It is a joy to be hidden, and disaster not to be found.
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D.W. Winnicott
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You want this?" His voice was hoarse.
"Yes," she said. "Do you?"
His finger traced the outline of her mouth. "For this I would have been damned forever. For this I would have given up everything."
She felt the burn behind her eyes, the pressure of tears, and blinked wet eyelashes. "Will ..."
"Dw i'n dy garu di am byth," he said. "I love you. Always." And he moved to cover her body with his own.
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Cassandra Clare (Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices, #3))
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I foresee no possibility of venturing into themes showing a closer view of reality for a long time to come. The public itself will not have it. What it wants is a gun and a girl.
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D.W. Griffith
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We are poor indeed if we are only sane.
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D.W. Winnicott
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Never trust a hug. It’s just a way to hide your face.
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Steven Moffat
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From DW:
I got it. “Here's the thing,” I said. "I'm not going to be the government's bitch.
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Tamara Rose Blodgett (Death Whispers (Death, #1))
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Fear of breakdown is the fear of a breakdown that has already been experienced
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D.W. Winnicott
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The child is alone only in the presence of someone.
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D.W. Winnicott (Playing and Reality)
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It is joy to be hidden but disaster not to be found.
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D.W. Winnicott
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Nevertheless, with reference to the natural process of childbirth one thing can seldom be forgotten, the fact that the human infant has an absurdly big head.
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D.W. Winnicott
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The alternative to being is reacting, and reacting interrupts being and annihilates.
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D.W. Winnicott
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It is not possible to be original except on a basis of tradition.
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D.W. Winnicott (Playing and Reality)
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It is a joy to be hidden, but a disaster not to be found
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D.W. Winnicott (Playing and Reality)
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I once said: 'there is no such thing as an infant' meaning, of course, that wherever one finds an infant one finds maternal care, and without maternal care there would be no infant.
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D.W. Winnicott (The Maturational Processes and the Facilitating Environment)
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Now I want to say: 'After being - doing and being done to. But first, being.
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D.W. Winnicott (Playing and Reality)
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What is good is always being destroyed
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D.W. Winnicott
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dw i'm a cool aunt, we can talk abt sexy men.
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Maze
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You ever hear that old joke about the guy who jumped off the Empire State Building?" D.W. asked her. "Yeah. All the way down, you could hear him say, ‘So far, so good. So far, so good. So far, so good.’ That is George’s life story in a nutshell.
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Mary Doria Russell (The Sparrow (The Sparrow, #1))
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Poets, philosophers and seers have always concerned themselves with the idea of a true self, and the betrayal of the self has been a typical example of the unacceptable.
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D.W. Winnicott
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The life of a healthy individual is characterized by fears, conflicting feelings, doubts, frustrations, as much as by the positive features. The main thing is that the man or woman feels he or she is living his or her own life, taking responsibility for action or inaction, and able to take credit for success and blame for failure. In one language it can be said that the individual has emerged from dependence to independence, or to autonomy.
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D.W. Winnicott (Home Is Where We Start From: Essays by a Psychoanalyst)
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When William came to Kyle's aid, he told them that there's nothing wrong with being gay, and that his Uncle Jerry is gay, and that the boys should just-" Lenore smiled a little. "uh... 'cowboy up'.
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D.W. Marchwell (Good to Know (Good to Know, #1))
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After all, Ignatius of Loyola, a soldier who had killed and whored and made a thorough mess of his soul, said you could judge prayer worthwhile simply if you could act more decently, think more clearly afterward. As D.W. once told him, “Son, sometimes it’s enough just to act less like a shithead.
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Mary Doria Russell (The Sparrow (The Sparrow, #1))
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...there is for many a poverty of play and cultural life because, although the person had a place for erudition, there was a relative failure on the part of those who constitute the child's world of persons to introduce cultural elements at the appropriate phases of the person's personality development.
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D.W. Winnicott (Playing and Reality)
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THE ANTINAUSEA PATCHES did not entirely eliminate space sickness, they did seem to limit its duration. Both Anne and Emilio were fine by the time D.W. called out, some twelve hours after liftoff, “Thar she blows!” Floating cautiously toward the cockpit windows, they caught their first glimpse of the asteroid.
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Mary Doria Russell (The Sparrow (The Sparrow, #1))
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Annwyl: dear Iesu Mawr: great Jesus Hwyl fawr am nawr: good-bye for now Diolch i Dduw: Thank God Dw i’n dy garu di: I love you Owain Glyndŵr: a Welsh ruler, a figure of Welsh nationalism, and the last native Welshman to hold the title Prince of Wales. He lived from 1349–1416 Eistedfodd: a festival of Welsh literature, music, dancing, and acting
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Lisa Kleypas (Marrying Winterborne (The Ravenels, #2))
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Give me thirty minutes in a hostel, hotel or hospital and I can walk out with a novel idea.
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D.W. Plato
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She hurts easily, cries readily, but loves deeply.
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D.W. Cee (Indelible Love - Emily's Story (Indelible Love #1))
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No one likes to admit it, but Hollywood is the only place you don’t get locked up for being crazy.
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D.W. Buffa (The Last Man: A Novel)
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poetry is the tombstone of experience,
nothing i write is my own
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D.W. Metz
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Did I imagine all this? People are shooting at me! My job blew up, and I just watched myself exit my own room! This has been one day I will never forget!
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D.W. Beam (The Adventures of Kimball McRyan Vol. 2 Times are the Hardest)
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Though you work like mad to keep parts of you undiscovered, it is horrible to imagine that you will be completely successful. As the psychologist D.W. Winnicott wrote, "It is a joy to be hidden, but a disaster not to be found.
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Jennifer Michael Hecht (The Happiness Myth: Why What We Think Is Right Is Wrong)
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Psychotherapy takes place at the overlap of two areas of playing: that of the patient and that of the therapist. Psychotherapy has to do with two people playing together. The corollary of this is that where playing is not possible then the work done by the therapist is directed towards bringing the patient from a state of not being able to play into a state of being able to play.
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D.W. Winnicott (Playing and Reality)
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In schizoid illness, object-relating goes wrong; the patient relates to a subjective world or fails to relate to any object outside the self. Omnipotence is asserted by means of delusions. The patient is withdrawn, out of contact, bemused, isolated, unreal, deaf, inaccessible, invulnerable, and so on. In health a great deal of life has to do with various kinds of object-relating, and with a ‘to-and-fro’ process between relating to external objects and relating to internal ones. In full fruition this is a matter of interpersonal relationships, but the residues of creative relating are not lost, and this makes every aspect of object-relating exciting.
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D.W. Winnicott (Home Is Where We Start From: Essays by a Psychoanalyst)
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I pinky promise you I will always want you in any capacity that I can have you, from today until my last breath.
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Trish D.W. (Ichor (Ichor #1))
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When his warmth leaves my body, and I am left only with my dried tears and clamorous thoughts, I look up at where he once stood to see a single saffron flower left behind.
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Trish D.W. (Ichor (Ichor #1))
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I don’t care about Monopoly, I care about you… learning the alphabet.
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Trish D.W. (Ichor (Ichor #1))
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You know what they say about sympathy...it's in the dictionary between shit and syphilis.
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D.W. Wilson (Ballistics)
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Think of this as the highest paying job you never applied for.
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D.W. Marshall (Stolen Flame (The Seven Chamber #1))
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Never fall asleep in The Chamber.
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D.W. Marshall (Stolen Flame (The Seven Chamber #1))
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The catastrophe you fear will happen has in fact already happened.
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WINNICOTT D.W.
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I must break my wife’s heart.” I open the door and enter my home for the last time.
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Trish D.W. (Delphi (Ichor #3))
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You promised me you would never lie to me again, but all you know how to do is hide the truth.
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Trish D.W. (Delphi (Ichor #3))
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We never just read the text. The text reads us. It creates room for us to move.
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Christopher Bollas (Essential Aloneness: Rome Lectures on DW Winnicott)
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They didn’t realize that if you take away the possibility of pain, and suffering, failure…you also take away the possibility of happiness, success, and joy." -The Old Man: DOMINATUS
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D.W. Ulsterman
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In the year 2024 the most important single thing which the cinema will have helped in a large way to accomplish will be that of eliminating from the face of the civilised world all armed conflict. Pictures will be the most powerful factor in bringing about this condition. With the use of the universal language of moving pictures the true meaning of the brotherhood of man will have been established throughout the earth.
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D.W. Griffith
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For at the beginning of the twentieth century, the nation had been struggling to find its way. Terror had raged, a second civil war had threatened to split the nation into new feuding armies, and the inequities of industrial life had brutalized too many lives. Three men who were caught up in those traumatic times, shaped by them, found with their talents, energy, and ideals a way out of it, both for themselves and for the nation. Darrow, Billy, D.W. were all flawed - egotists, temperamental, and too often morally complacent. But as their careers and lives intersected in Los Angeles at the tail end of the first decade of the twentieth century, each in his own way helped to move America into the modern world. They were individuals willing to fight for their beliefs; and the legacy of their battles, their cultural and political brawls, remains part of our national consciousness.
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Howard Blum (American Lightning: Terror, Mystery, the Birth of Hollywood & the Crime of the Century)
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DW: Some critics have written that they don’t admire your so-called simple style. You have contended that your writing is a result of much rewriting and much revision and is deliberate. CP: The style is simplicity for the sake of complexity. Whoever feels that it is a “simple style” has to look into it and find the right way. Of course the style has become over the years much more complex and much more simple. Two fundamental things about the novel continue to intrigue me and I think this is our gift to ourselves as far as this form is concerned. One is the handling of character, people. No other form can handle people in significant depth over long periods of time. No other form can move back and forth, in and out, nothing can move the way the novel can in terms of the dimension of time. People and time are what I think the novel is really all about and I think they are limitless.
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Chaim Potok (Old Men at Midnight: Stories (Ballantine Reader's Circle))
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In health, then, children develop enough belief in themselves and in
other people to hate external controls of all kinds, controls have changed
over into self-control. In self-control the conflict has been worked
through within the person in advance. So I see it this way: good condi-
tions in the early stages lead to a sense of security, and a sense of security
leads on to seIf-control, and when selfcontrol is a fact, then security that
is imposed is an insult (36).
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D.W. Winnicott
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Anne shrieked with laughter, but George yelled, “I don’t suppose we could get a little gravity around here?” and D.W. hollered back, "Nope. All we got is levity.”
And thus began the first morning of the Jesuit mission to Rakhat.
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Mary Doria Russell (The Sparrow (The Sparrow, #1))
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Maybe God is only the most powerful poetic idea we humans’re capable of thinkin’,” he said one night, after a few drinks. “Maybe God has no reality outside our minds and exists only in the paradox of Perfect Compassion and Perfect Justice. Or maybe,” he suggested, slouching back in his chair and favoring her with a lopsided, wily grin, “maybe God is exactly as advertised in the Torah. Maybe, along with all its other truths and beauties, Judaism preserves for each generation of us the reality of the God of Abraham, of Isaac, of Jacob, of Moses—the God of Jesus.” A cranky, uncanny God, D.W. called Him. “A God with quirky, unfathomable rules, a God who gets fed up with us and pissed off! But quick to forgive, Sofia, and generous,
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Mary Doria Russell (Children of God (The Sparrow, #2))
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There is so much melancholy involved with remembering, isn’t there? We have this ability to recall the things we once loved above all else, but lack the ability to actually relive those moments. It’s like the cruelest of mirages. We see it as it was, but know it shall never be again. It makes one wish to never have remembered it at all.
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D.W. Ulsterman (The Writer (San Juan Islands Mystery, #1))
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Now we Democrats, well, we’re all for higher taxes, right? But man do we hate to pay those taxes, and most of the politicians I worked for took advantage of every tax loophole they could find, and if they couldn’t find it, they’d just legislate one out of thin air. That’s the D.C. way. Tax policy is a means to buy votes, but at the end of the day, we all share in a mutual disdain for government. It’s
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D.W. Ulsterman (Bonita (Bennington, #1))
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Look,” cried Buster. “Arthur just went into the witch’s house!”
“She’ll probably put Arthur and D.W. into her oven, just like Hansel and Gretel,” said Sue Ellen.
“Maybe she’s using them for weird scientific experiments,” said the Brain.
“I bet she locked them in the cellar to starve,” said Buster.
“Maybe we should follow him,” said Francine.
“Maybe we should call the police,” said Muffy.
Everyone was too scared to move.
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Marc Brown (Arthur's Halloween)
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Relating to objects can be looked at in the same way as psychosomatic coexistence and the wider issue of integration. Object-relating is something that the maturational process drives the baby to achieve, but cannot happen securely unless the world is presented to the baby well enough. The adapting mother presents the world in such a way that the baby starts with a ration of the experience of omnipotence, this being the proper foundation for his or her later coming to terms with the Reality Principle.
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D.W. Winnicott (Home Is Where We Start From: Essays by a Psychoanalyst)
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Honestly,” Gray Man continued, “why would these people engage in these ritual activities if those activities didn’t work? They were doing stuff that other people don’t do and in fact wouldn’t dare do. They engaged in these activities because they most likely worked for them. What’s the alternative? That somehow they were irrational, delusional people, while at the same time being some of the best problem solvers on the planet, requiring a high degree of critical thinking, an excellent understanding of math, and a very good working knowledge of other various fields of science to solve the problems they were working on?
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D.W. Pasulka (Encounters: Experiences with Nonhuman Intelligences)
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When it came time to go trick-or-treating Buster knew which houses to skip.
“Don’t go there,” he said. “They only give apples.”
“Gross,” said Francine.
“And don’t go to the big house on the corner,” said Buster. “That’s the witch’s house.”
“My brother saw someone go in there last Halloween and he never came out.”
Arthur tried not to look afraid.
Arthur and his sister had trouble keeping up with the others.
First D.W. got her tail caught.
Then her bag broke.
“You’re such a pain in the neck,” said Arthur.
“D.W. must be short for Dim Wit.”
But D.W. didn’t answer.
Arthur turned around just in time to see her disappear into the witch’s house.
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Marc Brown (Arthur's Halloween)
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(On D.W Griffith's The Birth of a Nation)
This was the one time in movie history that a man of great ability worked freely, in an unspoiled medium, for an unspoiled audience, on a majestic theme which involved all that he was; and brought to it, besides his abilities as an inventor and artist, absolute passion, pity, courage, and honesty. “The Birth of a Nation” is equal with Brady’s photographs, Lincoln’s speeches, Whitman’s war poems; for all its imperfections and absurdities it is equal, in fact, to the best work that has been done in this country. And among moving pictures it is alone, not necessarily as “the greatest” — whatever that means — but as the one great epic, tragic film.
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James Agee (Agee on Film, Vol. 1: Essays and Reviews)
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Arthur finished his doughnut as Mrs. Tibble opened the door and turned on the porch light. She gave Arthur and D.W. a big hug.
“See you Saturday to rake leaves,” said Arthur.
“You’re still alive!” said Francine.
“I can’t believe you went in there alone,” said the Brain.
“You’re so brave,” said Sue Ellen.
“What’s in the bag?” asked Buster.
“Probably eyeballs, hearts and brains!” said Francine.
“It’s easy to find out,” said Arthur. “Just close your eyes and reach in unless you’re too scared.”
“We’ve been to every house now. Can we take the shortcut home through the cemetery?” asked D.W.
“The cemetery! On Halloween! Are you guys crazy?” asked Francine.
“Follow me,” said Arthur as he marched ahead. “The cemetery is a great place. People are just dying to get in.
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Marc Brown (Arthur's Halloween)
“
There is one fierceness of Jews that I like a whole lot", the Texan told her one night, during a discussion of the Virginal intercessions and saintly go-betweens, of the baroque hierarchy of priests and monsignors and bishops and archbishops and cardinals and pope that lay between God and the Catholic soul, which Sofia found pointless and mystifying. "Most people, no, they don't like to go straight to the top, not really. They need to sidle up to a proposition, come at the thing a little off-center. They feel better with a chain of command," D.W. said, an old Marine squadron commander whose years in the Jesuit order had done nothing to diminish his tendency to think in military terms. "Got a problem, you ask the sergeant. Sergeant might go to a captain he knows. Most folks would have a hell of a time getting up the nerve to bang on the general's office door, even if he was the nicest fella in the world. Catholicism makes allowances for that in human beings." ..."But the children of Abraham? They look God straight in the face. Praise, Argue! Dicker, complain. Takes a lot of guts to deal with the Almighty like that.
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Mary Doria Russell (Children of God (The Sparrow, #2))
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Before Alice got to wonderland she had to fall
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D.W. Journals
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Even if their passion is a poison, it's one they both knowingly drink.
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Trish D.W.
D.W. Ulsterman (The Bowman Boys (The Sultan Saga Book 1))
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People often report empirical evidence—things seen and heard—to authorities and academics, and then report what they experienced subjectively to their families. They
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D.W. Pasulka (Encounters: Experiences with Nonhuman Intelligences)
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All of his novels are available for purchase and/or download on his Amazon author page.
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D.W. Ulsterman (Vaughn's Hill (Montana Adventures Collection Book 3))
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Dissociative and adjustment disorder is a bitch, but she’s my bitch, best friends forever. Functioning depression is my bestie’s little sister that I can’t get rid of, so I have no choice but to let her stay. Sometimes she behaves but most of the time, she’s just a pain in the ass.
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D.W. Cole (Rotten Fruit)
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The devil asked me how I knew my way around the halls of hell. I told him I did not need a map for the darkness I know so well.” - t.m.t.
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D.W. Cole (Rotten Fruit)
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No one gives a shit about dandelions. If they’re lucky, they are a sore sight to the eyes from the beginning. They are immediately uprooted or trampled, doused in poison, and left to shrivel into their quick death. Then there are the unfortunate flowers that somehow fucking survive, just to become little puffballs ripped from their roots, used to blow for someone’s personal entertainment, and what’s left is tossed aside, zero fucks given.
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D.W. Cole (Rotten Fruit)
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Witnesses and researchers often report the strange feeling that once you become aware that there is a phenomenon, it becomes aware of you. They report that the first sighting is just that—a first—and then others follow. The uncanny feeling that the objects are aware, or watching those who are watching them, is common.
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D.W. Pasulka (American Cosmic: UFOs, Religion, Technology)
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Vandana Shiva: We know what free trade means. The first free trade agreement written was by the East India Company. It means asymmetric trade. It means extraction. It means transfer of wealth.
[As quoted by DW Gibson.]
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D.W. Gibson (One Week to Change the World: An Oral History of the 1999 WTO Protests)
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Kevin Danaher: Our principle of unity was that we were going to nonviolently try to shut them [i.e. the World Trade Organization (WTO)] down. It wasn't asking for reform, it was abolition. We abolished slavery. We abolished prohibition on women voting. We abolished certain civil rights abuses. These institutions need to be abolished. They are bad institutions. But the protesting conduct has to be nonviolent.
[As quoted by DW Gibson.]
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D.W. Gibson (One Week to Change the World: An Oral History of the 1999 WTO Protests)
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Lisa Fithian: The direct action element always brings the energy, attracts young people, but it is also the primary way in which we're building culture. Because all of these movements have to have culture the songs, the music, the visuals. Culture's life. And we're dealing with a culture of death in the U.S. We need to have an alternative. So, we were embodying a culture of life.
[As quoted by DW Gibson.]
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D.W. Gibson (One Week to Change the World: An Oral History of the 1999 WTO Protests)
D.W. Ulsterman (Vaughn's Hill (Montana Adventures Collection Book 3))
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I see four of Artemis’s loyal huntresses.
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Trish D.W. (Ichor (Ichor #1))
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For the first time in my life,
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Trish D.W. (Ichor (Ichor #1))
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I mutely plead with him to say the correct answer, the one that he and I both know as truth but have been too cowardice to admit.
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Trish D.W. (Ichor (Ichor #1))
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But Epiales vanishes from my mind.
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Trish D.W. (Ichor (Ichor #1))
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I can’t see Epiales. The only person I can see is Hermes.
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Trish D.W. (Ichor (Ichor #1))
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Watching Zeus’s secret child kill him and all the other Olympians,
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Trish D.W. (Ichor (Ichor #1))
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Zeus’s secret child. Zeus, the king of the skies, is my father.
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Trish D.W. (Ichor (Ichor #1))
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I follow his silent request, and I lower myself onto the plush seat.
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Trish D.W. (Ichor (Ichor #1))
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It begins with a prophecy,” Persephone says. “And a woman named Metis.
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Trish D.W. (Ichor (Ichor #1))
Trish D.W. (Ichor (Ichor #1))
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Suddenly, every secret behind Hermes’s words bled through.
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Trish D.W. (Ichor (Ichor #1))
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For eons, all I’ve wanted was to say that very word to a child that I had with Hades. You may not be my child by blood, but you are ours by love. You’ll always have us, my sweet daughter.
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Trish D.W. (Ichor (Ichor #1))
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The fiery one who denied the king of time will lose her spine.
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Trish D.W. (Ichor (Ichor #1))
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I pass out as Circe curses one name. “Poseidon.
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Trish D.W. (Ichor (Ichor #1))
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there are seven days of the week. I can’t remember the names of all of them,
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Trish D.W. (Ichor (Ichor #1))
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The tip of my sword points at Sika’s head, mere inches away from the tip of her flattened nose.
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Trish D.W. (Ichor (Ichor #1))
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I will not cry. I will not cower in the corner of my cell
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Trish D.W. (Ichor (Ichor #1))
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No matter what, please don’t add me to the list of gods you hate. I don’t think my heart could handle it.” I mull over his words, then extend my pinky. “I promise,” I say.
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Trish D.W. (Ichor (Ichor #1))
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We have no choice, Elizabeth,” I said. I explained the ultimatum that Brereton had given us. “It’s for our future. One task, that is all, I swear,” I said, but even as I opened my mouth I realised I could make no such promise.
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D.W. Bradbridge (A Soldier of Substance (Daniel Cheswis Book 2))
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Anonymous
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On reflection, I was pleased that I would get the opportunity to keep my pledge to the Skinner brothers, but I slept uneasily that night. I realised that my career as an intelligencer was not over. On the contrary. It had only just begun.
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D.W. Bradbridge (A Soldier of Substance (Daniel Cheswis Book 2))
“
Dünya vatandaşları aramaktan vazgeçmeyi öğrenmeli, bağlı oldukları toplumsal birimin, toplumun yerel versiyonunun, milliyetçiliğin ya da dini bir mezhebin sınırlarının dışına taşan çok az insan olduğunu kabul etmeliyiz. Aslında psikiyatrik anlamda sağlıklı insanların sağlıklarını ve kişisel tatminlerini toplumun sınırlı bir alanına (örneğin mahalledeki bilardo kulübüne) bağlı olmalarına borçlu olduklarını kabul etmemiz gerekir. Neden olmasın ki? Gittiğimiz her yerde bir Gilbert Murray bulacağımızı sanıyorsak mutsuz oluruz.
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D.W. Winnicott (Playing and Reality)
“
Read it, ya slack eared, short tusk mongrel." - Grormoth Wraithmane
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D.W. Johnson
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Men are good for little, and little good for anyone but themselves, but Phillip is better than most.
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D.W. Ulsterman (The Writer (San Juan Islands Mystery, #1))
“
Do you think that was the reason he came here, to just get a copy of Dante’s Inferno?” Suze shook her head after taking another sip of coffee. “No, not at all. I know why he came here. It wasn’t to buy a book. It was to experience a place he knew his wife loved to visit. He wanted to see the world through her eyes so as not to forget her. He’s trying to keep her memory alive because if he fails to do that, he will have lost her twice.
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D.W. Ulsterman (The Writer (San Juan Islands Mystery, #1))
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It wasn’t just the quiet solitude of the four thousand square foot space that appealed to her, but the smell of the newspapers, magazines, and various other publications that were housed within massive and carefully organized rolling shelves by date and title. It was the aged paper scent of once-living and breathing moments that were, through the cruelty that is the passage of time, demoted to mere remnants of history that she found so fascinating to look over and study.
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D.W. Ulsterman (The Writer (San Juan Islands Mystery, #1))
D.W. Ulsterman (The Writer (San Juan Islands Mystery, #1))
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In tragedy, the world never disappoints you,
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D.W. Hawkins (Child of the Flames (The Seven Signs, #1))
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Strong drink and regret go hand-in-hand.
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D.W. Hawkins (The Knife in the Dark (The Seven Signs #2))
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Man is least himself when he talks in his own person. Give him a mask, and he will tell you the truth." -Oscar Wilde
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D.W. Ulsterman (The Irish Cowboy)
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CORPUS CHRISTI
Oh Dios!
Ayer cuando volvia
de florecer
lei en los ojos de una mujer diferente,
que las galaxias se disipan
con la rapidez de una serpiente
hacia el interior de cada grano de arena.
Como puedes permitir eso Dios!
Yo solo quería
disfrutar en mis largos cabellos
de las golondrinas de verano.
Y de tus leves fuentes
en los cardos…
Ahora, cada grano de arena
se excita
con tu belleza…
Ahora, la noticia de la iluminación
se extenderá hacia todos los rincones
de mi vestido de fiesta!
Ahora, quien sino mi madre,
podrá sostenerme
cuando desfallezca de amor
en tu presencia...
como una galaxia?
DW
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Daniel Wamba
“
Integrity is often breached by sinister objective. Those who impose negativity on others only bring sadness to themselves.
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DW Duke
“
LOS ARCO IRIS DE LA NOCHE
En esta aventura del alma y el espíritu
he visto a grandes hombres dejar al alcohol,
a su familia, a la música,
a la meditación y la compañía de los santos vivos
Pero no pudieron nunca dejar atrás
Al café de las altas horas de la noche
Ni a sus gatos amarillos
Ellos solo caben en los niños
Y en los arco iris de la noche
Como pueden tener elección?
DW
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Daniel Wamba
“
Teen: The moon is my mother!
My son: So tiny is your mother?
DW
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Daniel Wamba
“
Words that I never told you
Only those who have been slaves know that in the incense smoke there are tigers.
Only the one who has cleaned himself is free to forget them.
That is your greatness.
A fierce smoke thread.
DW
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Daniel Wamba
“
Balada de los ojos negros
El lugar donde mas “nunca naci”?
“Las tardes de verano!”
Destrozando sombras de cipreses
y casi siempre con ojos cerrados
Y una tumba de luciérnagas
en cada mano…
Tan transparentes que Dios se ve.
El lugar donde mas “nunca naci”?
Un ser Humano.
DW
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Daniel Wamba
“
Ballads of the Black eyes (english - español)
The place where more “I was never born”?
Summer evenings!“
Destroying shadows of cypresses
and almost always with closed eyes
And a tomb of fireflies
in each hand….
So transparent that God looks.
The place where more "I was never born”?
A human being.
DW
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Daniel Wamba
“
My editor once told me semi-colons were like fine champagne, to be served sparingly. She's obviously never seen me with a bottle of Brut.
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D.W. Plato (Glue)
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I know that,” Shawna spat. “I'm not some spoiled brat.
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D.W. Hawkins (Child of the Flames (The Seven Signs, #1))
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Deliverance from sin is not deliverance from human nature. There are things in our human nature that must be destroyed by neglect; there are other things that must be destroyed by active attack, that is by the Divine strength imparted by God's spirit. - Oswald Chambers
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D.W. Lambert
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(On D.W Griffith's the birth of a nation - 1915)
He achieved what no other known man has ever achieved. To watch his work is like being witness to the beginning of melody, or the first conscious use of the lever or the wheel; the emergence, coordination, and first eloquence of language; the birth of an art: and to realize that this is all the work of one man.
We will never realize how good he really was until we have the chance to see his work as often as it deserves to be seen, to examine and enjoy it in detail as exact as his achievement.
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James Agee (Agee on Film, Vol. 1: Essays and Reviews)
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(On D.W Griffith's The Birth of a Nation)
he was a great primitive poet, a man capable, as only great and primitive artists can be, of intuitively perceiving and perfecting the tremendous magical images that underlie the memory and imagination of entire peoples. If he had achieved this only once, and only for me, I could not feel that he was what I believe he is; but he created many such images, and I suspect that many people besides me have recognized them, on that deepest level that art can draw on, reach, and serve.
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James Agee (Agee on Film, Vol. 1: Essays and Reviews)
D.W. Ulsterman (Bonita (Bennington, #1))
“
there are four separate and distinct components to consider in the DW/BI environment: operational source systems, ETL system, data presentation area, and business intelligence applications.
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Ralph Kimball (The Data Warehouse Toolkit: The Definitive Guide to Dimensional Modeling)
“
Dimensions for Descriptive Context Dimensions provide the “who, what, where, when, why, and how” context surrounding a business process event. Dimension tables contain the descriptive attributes used by BI applications for filtering and grouping the facts. With the grain of a fact table firmly in mind, all the possible dimensions can be identified. Whenever possible, a dimension should be single valued when associated with a given fact row. Dimension tables are sometimes called the “soul” of the data warehouse because they contain the entry points and descriptive labels that enable the DW/BI system to be leveraged for business analysis. A disproportionate amount of effort is put into the data governance and development of dimension tables because they are the drivers of the user's BI experience. Chapter 1 DW/BI and Dimensional Modeling Primer Chapter 3 Retail Sales Chapter 11 Telecommunications Chapter 18 Dimensional Modeling Process and Tasks Chapter 19 ETL Subsystems and Techniques
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Ralph Kimball (The Data Warehouse Toolkit: The Definitive Guide to Dimensional Modeling)
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Enterprise Data Warehouse Bus Matrix The enterprise data warehouse bus matrix is the essential tool for designing and communicating the enterprise data warehouse bus architecture. The rows of the matrix are business processes and the columns are dimensions. The shaded cells of the matrix indicate whether a dimension is associated with a given business process. The design team scans each row to test whether a candidate dimension is well-defined for the business process and also scans each column to see where a dimension should be conformed across multiple business processes. Besides the technical design considerations, the bus matrix is used as input to prioritize DW/BI projects with business management as teams should implement one row of the matrix at a time.
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Ralph Kimball (The Data Warehouse Toolkit: The Definitive Guide to Dimensional Modeling)
“
This asset is almost always used for two purposes: operational record keeping and analytical decision making. Simply speaking, the operational systems are where you put the data in, and the DW/BI system
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Ralph Kimball (The Data Warehouse Toolkit: The Definitive Guide to Dimensional Modeling)
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Dimensional models implemented in relational database management systems are referred to as star schemas because of their resemblance to a star-like structure. Dimensional models implemented in multidimensional database environments are referred to as online analytical processing (OLAP) cubes, as illustrated in Figure 1.1. Figure 1.1 Star schema versus OLAP cube. If your DW/BI environment includes either star schemas or OLAP cubes, it leverages dimensional concepts. Both stars and cubes have a common logical design with recognizable dimensions; however, the physical implementation differs. When data is loaded into an OLAP cube, it is stored and indexed using formats and techniques that are designed for dimensional data. Performance aggregations or precalculated summary tables are often created and managed by the OLAP cube engine. Consequently, cubes deliver superior query performance because of the precalculations, indexing strategies, and other optimizations. Business users can drill down or up by adding or removing attributes from their analyses with excellent performance without issuing new queries. OLAP cubes also provide more analytically robust functions that exceed those available with SQL. The downside is that you pay a load performance price for these capabilities, especially with large data sets.
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Ralph Kimball (The Data Warehouse Toolkit: The Definitive Guide to Dimensional Modeling)
“
I've always thought the prettiest smiles are the ones that show the most teeth.
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D.W. Wilson (Ballistics)
“
My hands are too rough to stroke egos.
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D.W. Wilson (Ballistics)
“
You know everyone loves a palace.
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D.W. Marshall (Stolen Flame (The Seven Chamber #1))
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and I knew better than I had ever known before, knew with all the reluctant certainty of a broken heart, that the intimate affection of a husband—and perhaps even the innocent love of a child—could never compete with the thrill she got from the adulation of strangers.
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D.W. Buffa (Star Witness)
D.W. Buffa (Star Witness)
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Walsh was too full of his own—how shall I put it?—posthumous importance; too convinced that he should be seen almost as much a victim as his daughter, to confine himself to the truth. He would embellish things to put himself in the best possible light.
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D.W. Buffa (Star Witness)
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18890 kilometers I travelled one year. One year without boundaries. One year opened like a white canvas. I walked into the desert of life, picked a direction and went.
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D.W. Singleton (Verse to Voice - The Space Between - art. ecology. travel. poetry.)
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what that place is. We’ll stay off the road,
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D.W. Ulsterman (MAC WALKER: The Complete Mac Walker Collection)
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Reality is merely an illusion, albeit a very persistent one.” — Albert Einstein
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D.W. Moneypenny (Broken Realms (The Chronicles of Mara Lantern, #1))
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There was all this wonderful gold, and I felt like it was attacking me. Such a wonderful thing in the world I lived in, but in this world, it was a curse, such a heavy burden to bear.
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D.W. Beam (The Adventures of Kimball McRyan Vol. 2 Times are the Hardest)
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He die. You die. We all die. Until then, we live. Simple.
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D.W. Ulsterman (Tumultus)
D.W. Hardin (The Black Widow Does Not Cry (Det. John Drake Book 3))
“
Explain what you mean by the climate change movement never being about eliminating fossil fuels.
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D.W. Ulsterman (Dominatus)
“
Political correctness made people stop having real conversations.
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D.W. Ulsterman (Tumultus)
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When did it become acceptable to allow government officials to demand citizens give more and more and more, while those same officials wined and dined and vacationed on tens of millions of dollars taken from the same taxpayers the government demanded yet more from?
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D.W. Ulsterman (Dominatus)
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This has never been a government of the people, by the people, or for the people, but rather a government of government, by government, for the government. Its only purpose is to feed its ever growing powers – powers that always come at the expense of your own personal liberties and freedoms.
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D.W. Ulsterman (Dominatus)
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The play was only six days away. Where would Arthur find a turkey?
Arthur knew he could count on his family.
“I’d love to be the turkey,” said his father. “But I have a dentist appointment that I don’t want to miss.”
“The world is full of turkeys,” joked his mother. “You should be able to find one.”
“I wouldn’t be caught dead in that outfit!” said his sister, D.W.
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Marc Brown (Arthur's Thanksgiving)
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Arthur went home to think. He thought about turkeys while he did arithmetic.
He thought about turkeys while he played the piano.
And he thought about turkeys while he and D.W. did the dishes.
“Boy,” said D.W. “If you want something done right, you have to do it yourself.”
The next morning, Francine, Muffy, and Buster stood before Arthur. They weren’t taking any chances.
“Do we have a turkey?” they asked.
Arthur just smiled.
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Marc Brown (Arthur's Thanksgiving)
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…I am trying to draw attention to the immense contribution to the individual and to society which the ordinary good mother with her husband in support makes at the beginning, and which she does simply through being devoted to her infant.” D.W. Winnicott, (1964) The Child, the Family, and the Outside World
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Jonice Webb (Running on Empty: Overcome Your Childhood Emotional Neglect)
D.W. Ulsterman (The Bowman Boys: The Sultan Saga Book 2)
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Why do the Fates give us soulmates if we are not destined for a happy ending?
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Trish D.W. (Horkos (Ichor #2))
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Dw i’n dy garu di am byth. I love you. Always.
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Cassandra Clare (Clockwork Princess (The Infernal Devices, #3))
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There is pleasure in the pathless woods, there is rapture in the lonely shore, there is society where none intrudes, by the deep sea, and music in its roar; I love not Man the less, but Nature more. —Lord Byron
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D.W. Ulsterman (Dark Waters (San Juan Islands Mystery, #2))
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Ok, God you win. I’m a drunken pig bastard who deserves to die, so take me now asshole and let’s be done with it.
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D.W. Ulsterman (Take Two and Call Me In The Morgue (Bennington, #2))
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dreaming is one thing, make it happen is the only thing
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Agung Nugroho DW
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Enjoy the Crossover !
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Diamond Write (The DW, RS & TS Crossover Book 3: The Werewolf Crisis & The Giant Witch (The DiamondWrite, Redstone Steve and Thunder Star's Crossover Series))
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When 1 Corinthians 14:34–35 is read as a quotation representing a Corinthian practice (which D. W. Odell-Scott argued for in 1983, Charles Talbert argued for in 1987, and Peppiatt has argued for again more recently51), Paul’s purpose seems clear: to distinguish what the Corinthians were doing (“women be silent”) and to clarify that Christians should not be following the Corinthian practice (“What!”). While I cannot guarantee this is what Paul was doing, it makes a lot of (historical) sense. First Corinthians includes several non-Pauline quotations already, and the wording of verses 34–35 is remarkably close to Roman sources. As Marg Mowczko observes, “The view that 14:34–35 is a non-Pauline quotation is one of the few that offers a plausible explanation for the jarring change of tone which verses 34–35 bring into the text, as well as the subsequent abrupt change of topic, tone, and gender in verse 36.”52 If Paul is indeed quoting the Roman worldview to counter it with the Christian worldview, then his meaning is the exact opposite of what evangelical women have been taught. Could it be that, instead of telling women to be silent like the Roman world did, Paul was actually telling men that, in the world of Jesus, women were allowed to speak? Could we have missed Paul’s point (again)? Instead of heeding his rebuke and freeing women to speak, are we continuing the very patriarchal practices that Paul was condemning? As a historian, I find it hard to ignore how similar Paul’s words are to the Greco-Roman world in which he lives. Yet, even if I am wrong and Paul is only drawing on Roman sources instead of intentionally quoting them for the purpose of refutation, I would still argue that the directives Paul gave to Corinthian women are limited to their historical context.53 Why? Because consistency is an interpretative virtue. Paul is not making a blanket decree for women to be silent; he allows women to speak throughout his letters (1 Corinthians 11:1–6 is a case in point). Paul is not limiting women’s leadership; he tells us with his own hand that women lead in the early church and that he supports their ministries (I will discuss Romans 16 in the next section). Maintaining a rigid gender hierarchy just isn’t Paul’s point. As Beverly Roberts Gaventa reminds us from earlier in 1 Corinthians (12:1–7), Paul’s “calling to service is not restricted along gender lines so that arguments about complementarity find no grounding here.”54 By insisting that Paul told women to be silent, evangelicals have capitulated to
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Beth Allison Barr (The Making of Biblical Womanhood: How the Subjugation of Women Became Gospel Truth)
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A once-great filmmaker has taken on a new avatar less heroic than Parzival. It is the avatar of a pandering crowd-pleaser. Spielberg, the D. W. Griffith of the sound era—who ironically, when the politically correct putsch began in 1999, turned his back on Griffith by failing to speak up as the Directors Guild of America stripped Griffith’s name and legacy from its awards—now celebrates Hollywood’s most craven tendencies. The crowd-pleaser has outdone himself.
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Armond White (Make Spielberg Great Again: The Steven Spielberg Chronicles)
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The day which we fear as our last is but the birthday of eternity.
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D.W. Ulsterman (Vaughn's Hill (Montana Adventures Collection Book 3))
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Edith kissed Brittle on the cheek. “I love you,” she muttered.
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Diamond Write (The DW and RS Crossover Book 2: The Red Golem)
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The Pillager King’s master
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Diamond Write (The DW and RS Crossover Book 2: The Red Golem)
Diamond Write (The DW and RS Crossover Book 2: The Red Golem)
Diamond Write (The DW and RS Crossover Book 2: The Red Golem)
Diamond Write (The DW and RS Crossover Book 2: The Red Golem)
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As for Rome, it was pronounced a state: along with other Slavophile thinkers, Dostoevsky held that Roman Catholicism is based not on the morality of love, but on a regimented, hierarchical bureaucratic state mechanism: ‘there the Church, having confounded its Ideal, has long ago been transformed into a State’ (DW, Apr. 1880, ch. 3).
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Fyodor Dostoevsky (The Karamazov Brothers)
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He wrapped his rancid layer of flesh around her beautiful skin. He smothered his will into her weak mind and abused every sense of self she possessed. She was a lost girl before, but now, she was empty.
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D.W. Thomas (His Next Victim)
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What is seen and heard makes us blind and deaf to the unclean truth that can only be realized by those willing to open their hearts and minds to the universal reality that life and death have always been one and the same. For what will be has already been, and what has been will be again.
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D.W. Ulsterman (Deadman Island: (San Juan Islands Mystery Book 7))
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She pursed her lips and gently blew him a kiss he could not see or feel.
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D.W. Layton (Otello's Oil: A Saga of Blood & Oil (Book I))
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For over 8,000 years the Nile River has slowly moved through Egypt on its steady march north to the Mediterranean Sea. The Greek historian Herodotus called Egypt "the Nile's gift to the world.
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D.W. Layton (Otello's Oil: A Saga of Blood & Oil (Book I))
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A keen eye could tell the Russian was not a man of means. It wasn't his cheap suit that gave him away. It was his shoes. As the German philosopher Heidegger once said, "Shoes tell us all we need to know about the person who walks in them.
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D.W. Layton (Otello's Oil: A Saga of Blood & Oil (Book I))
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People who have power want to keep it.
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D.W. Layton (Otello's Oil: A Saga of Blood & Oil (Book I))
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Words to a politician are like matches to a smoker. If one doesn't work, simply try another.
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D.W. Layton (Otello's Oil: A Saga of Blood & Oil (Book I))
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if you enjoyed The Irish Cowboy, be sure to check out SAVAGE by D.W. Ulsterman as well.
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D.W. Ulsterman (The Irish Cowboy)
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KLR Solicitors
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When people allow themselves to fear without reason, they make themselves vulnerable to being made to do just about anything.
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D.W. Ulsterman (Vaughn's Hill (Montana Adventures Collection Book 3))
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Reporters are not scientific. They do not follow scientific methods. They write to sell, not to educate. The scientist is not concerned with what sells. He is concerned with the truth. He undertakes years of painstaking study to arrive at an understanding of intricate natural processes that most people could never presume to comprehend . You would do well to listen to science and ignore the nonsense that is printed in the newspapers. Because I can tell you right now - radium has nothing to do with what's ailing you.
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D.W. Gregory
“
esta elaboración se apoya en la apertura hacia los objetos transicionales, en un principio tan concretos como el chupete y el osito y, con el tiempo, tan abstractos como la amistad, la música, y otros modos en que el individuo recupera la experiencia de ilusión.
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Sonia Abadi (Transiciones: El modelo terapéutico de D.W. Winnicott (Spanish Edition))
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In case you have forgotten, I’m still a teenager. I’m entitled to be a little irrational.
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D.W. Moneypenny (Broken Souls (The Chronicles of Mara Lantern, #2))
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Oh, my God. What are we going to do with a body?
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D.W. Moneypenny (Broken Souls (The Chronicles of Mara Lantern, #2))
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Mom, Mara tried to feed me to the dragon.” Diana swept a lock of red hair off her son’s forehead with a finger and, with an expression of mock concern, said, “She did? That’s terrible. Mara, don’t feed your brother to the dragon.
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D.W. Moneypenny (Broken Souls (The Chronicles of Mara Lantern, #2))
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Keep your phone with you, and stay alert. Don’t completely zone out.” “When you get here, you can explain the don’t-zone-out method of meditating.
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D.W. Moneypenny (Broken Realms (The Chronicles of Mara Lantern, #1))
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What’s logical about being a body snatcher from an alternate reality?
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D.W. Moneypenny (Broken Realms (The Chronicles of Mara Lantern, #1))
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There is nothing I wouldn’t do to save her, but I won’t do that.
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D.W. Moneypenny (Broken Realms (The Chronicles of Mara Lantern, #1))
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I’ve got to get over to Mrs. Zimmerman’s for tutoring. If I’m late again, she’ll make me write another essay on historic tragedies brought about by tardiness
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D.W. Moneypenny (Broken Souls (The Chronicles of Mara Lantern, #2))
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Mara, dragons eat meat. That’s what they do. I don’t particularly like watching it and hearing the screaming. The fire, the smoke and the roaring can get on your nerves. But if you’re going to hang out with dragons, a few people are going to get eaten along the way.
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D.W. Moneypenny (Broken Souls (The Chronicles of Mara Lantern, #2))
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Let your soul stand cool and composed before a million universes.” –Walt Whitman
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D.W. Moneypenny (Broken Souls (The Chronicles of Mara Lantern, #2))
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Great. Sam’s got Daddy issues. Ping’s got dragon issues, and Abby’s got Bruce issues. I’m not even an hour into my workday.
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D.W. Moneypenny (Broken Souls (The Chronicles of Mara Lantern, #2))
“
I need to go home, get some sleep, wake up and have Thanksgiving dinner, and then I’ve got to fight a battle for existence
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D.W. Moneypenny (Broken Dragon (The Chronicles of Mara Lantern, #3))
D.W. Hardin (The Black Widow Does Not Cry (Det. John Drake Book 3))
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Brothers, why are you here?” He looked
astonished, even perturbed.
“We come to help.”
“I thought the monks and priests were to be in the church, praying.”
“We pray with our feet,” answered Anseau.
“Tell us how we can help.
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D.W. Koons (Divine Vengeance)
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My friend. I am sorry. Part of me is joyful
seeing you still alive, for we all thought you had been killed. But it is not to be. They... They plan to execute you.
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D.W. Koons (Divine Vengeance)
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By the time Johan stumbled out of the city gates, the fire had already started. All his energy was gone, like water rung from a wet rag. Was he the only one who saw Simon’s atrocity? The crusaders, the monks, the
priests...none protested. And to emphasize that thought, a chorus emerged from below, near the fire. The monks sung Ta Deum.
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D.W. Koons (Divine Vengeance)
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Johan twitched like a stallion covered in flies. He scanned along the forest’s edge at the
other teams of crusaders hoisting massive ladders. Crew after crew perched at the lip of a dry moat that stretched to a distant, ominous fortress. Their bodies braced. They poised like shafts in taut bows, ready to
fly at castle walls in a scream of madness.
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D.W. Koons (Divine Vengeance)
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Purple tigers and space heaters? Lame. Sounds like you’re just one step away from rainbows and unicorns.
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D.W. Moneypenny (Broken Realms (The Chronicles of Mara Lantern, #1))
“
I don’t really understand why you men go to such lengths to hide your feelings, but whatever. Anyway, I don’t think there is anything
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D.W. Moneypenny (Broken Realms (The Chronicles of Mara Lantern, #1))
“
Abby, you haven’t waited an hour for anything since the day you were born. I’m surprised your mother carried you to term.
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D.W. Moneypenny (Broken Souls (The Chronicles of Mara Lantern, #2))
“
Sometimes I sound sarcastic when I don’t mean to.” “Only when you’re speaking.” Ping patted her shoulder.
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D.W. Moneypenny (Broken Souls (The Chronicles of Mara Lantern, #2))
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From new title ATOMICAS Shatter the Dream
A WORD from the ATOMICAS
I wake up every morning hearing the bell for Round One
La Porcelana
Fight until they can’t
KISS
US Army
SGT. Team Black
Damaged women are the most dangerous kind, because they already know they can survive. My enemies will not be so fortunate.
OVERLOAD
Mess with the ATOMICAS and I will rust your blood.
Rusty
If I ever let my head down, it will only be to admire my shoes.
Ms. Newton
Throw me to the wolves. I will return leading the pack
RABID and Theodore
Chaos is loved by the wild, not the weak
FERAL and Genovese
I will destroy my enemies in the most beautiful way possible, and when I leave, they will know why storms are named after people.
Sea Wasp
A Princess becomes an ATOMICA when she slays her own dragons.
Shatterdream
I will shake my bloody knuckles in my enemy’s face. A fight with the ATOMICAS is a fight to the death. I’ll slap an egg out of you.
Thunder Girl
I like my sunshine with a shot of hurricane.
CRISIS
In my defense, Mother,
the moon was full, and I was the only witch unburned.
Merga Starpattern
I go from zero to beating you silly really quick.
ZAG
I’m stuck between a rock and someone I want to hit with it.
Conduit
Wink at Death and then beat him down like it’s your job.
VOX
I would rather be strong and scary than pretty and useless. I fight things that would set your soul on fire.
Poltergeist
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D.W. Hill (Girl Wanted: Apply in Person: The ATOMICAS Series)
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Few things are as attractive or profitable as human tragedy.
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D.W. Ulsterman (The Writer (San Juan Islands Mystery, #1))
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I would tell her that I would rather be a great man of few words, than simply another man of too many.
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D.W. Ulsterman (The Writer (San Juan Islands Mystery, #1))
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For every fix, another is required.
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D.W. Goates
“
We have the whole pool to ourselves,” said Arthur.
“It’s a good thing, too,” said D.W. “Our bathtub is bigger than this!
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No beach today!” D.W. announced the next morning.
“I had a dream about Buster,” said Arthur.
“Why don’t you write him a postcard?” Mother suggested.
“Why don’t we all write postcards?” said Father.
“But what do we write about?” said D.W. “We haven’t done anything yet!
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I’ll really miss you at Camp Meadowcroak this year, Arthur,” Buster said.
“I wish I didn’t have to go on vacation with my family,” said Arthur. “There’ll be nothing to do and no one to do it with.”
“You’ll have D.W.,” Buster said, smiling. “For a whole week.”
“Don’t remind me,” said Arthur.
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Well, we’re all packed,” Father said the next morning. “Where’s Arthur?”
“He’s on the phone with Buster,” said Mother.
“For the hundredth time,” D.W. added.
“Before we leave,” said Father, “does anyone need to use the bathroom?”
“This is your last chance,” said Mother.
“Don’t look at me!” said D.W.
“On our way at last,” Mother smiled. “A whole week of no cooking!”
“And no dishes,” said Father.
“A whole week without my best friend in the whole wide world,” moaned Arthur.
“Once you’re at the beach, you’ll feel better,” Father said.
“Are we there yet?” asked D.W. “I have to go to the bathroom.
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D.W. Ulsterman (THE SECOND OLDEST PROFESSION (BENNINGTON P.I. Book 1))
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long Tiffany leather sofa
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Another area of interest is to explore what happens to stem cells and tissue homeostasis - to the maintenance process - as we age. In studies reported in 2011 and 2012, M. Rera, D.W. Walker, and colleagues added blue dye to fly food and then asked whether that blue color is restricted to the simple tube of the gut running through the adult, as is visible in the translucent belly of the fly, or whether the dye turns the whole fly blue, indicating that the gut has become permeable. This assay, known as the Smurf assay, gives a quick, high-level indication of gut damage that can be followed by more detailed analyses such as detection of stem cell division and signal tranduction pathway activity in dissected fly guts, or electron micrograph imaging of the mucus layer that separates the food from the gut cells. An increased prevalence of gut permeability turns out to be associated with aging in flies, and might be one of a cluster of events associated with a late-in-life 'death spiral'. Moreover, 'Smurfing' (turning blue in the assay) has been observed not only following direct perturbation of the fly gut but also among flies subjected to brain trauma, suggesting that gut permeability might be a general hallmark of impending death. The smurf assay - which requires no fancy equipment, no dissection, no costly reagents - has since been used in studies of two other Drosophilia species (D. mojavensis and D. virilis), as well in worms and zebrafish. New assays allow us to ask new questions; the answers to those questions lead us forward to the next.
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Stephanie Elizabeth Mohr (First in Fly: Drosophila Research and Biological Discovery)