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| ARTICLES RELATED TO post-materialism | | | | |  post-materialism: Encyclopedia II - Post-it note - HistoryThe original adhesive used in Post-it notes was invented in 1968 by Spencer Silver, a 3M researcher. While attempting to design a strong adhesive, he instead developed an adhesive that was very weak. No immediate application was apparent, until 1974 when a colleague, Arthur Fry, conceived of using the adhesive to create bookmarks while contemplating a hymnal in his church choir. Initial prototypes were available in 1977, and by 1980–1981, after a large sampling campaign, the produ ...
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| | | | | post-materialism: Encyclopedia II - Post-it note - History The original adhesive used in Post-it notes was invented in 1968 by Spencer Silver, a 3M researcher. While attempting to design a strong adhesive, he instead developed an adhesive that was very weak. No immediate application was apparent, until 1974 when a colleague, Arthur Fry, conceived of using the adhesive to create bookmarks while contemplating a hymnal in his church choir. Initial prototypes were available in 1977, and by 1980-1981, after a large sampling campaign, the produ ...
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| | | | | post-materialism: Encyclopedia II - Post-Confederation history of Canada - Post-war society During the war, the women's suffrage movement gained support. The provinces began extending voting rights to women in 1916, and women were finally allowed to vote in federal elections in 1918 (but only if they were over 21 years of age). Canada was also faced with the return of thousands of returning soldiers, with few jobs waiting for them at home. They also brought back with them the Spanish Flu, which killed over 50 00 ...
See also:Post-Confederation history of Canada, Post-Confederation history of Canada - Confederation, Post-Confederation history of Canada - The Red River Rebellion, Post-Confederation history of Canada - Expansion westward, Post-Confederation history of Canada - Macdonald's National Policy, Post-Confederation history of Canada - The North-West Rebellion, Post-Confederation history of Canada - The Manitoba Schools Question, Post-Confederation history of Canada - Population of the West, Post-Confederation history of Canada - The Boer War, Post-Confederation history of Canada - Laurier's Government, Post-Confederation history of Canada - World War I, Post-Confederation history of Canada - The conscription crisis of 1917, Post-Confederation history of Canada - Post-war society, Post-Confederation history of Canada - The Great Depression, Post-Confederation history of Canada - R.B. Bennett, Post-Confederation history of Canada - Return of Mackenzie King, Post-Confederation history of Canada - Legacy, Post-Confederation history of Canada - World War II, Post-Confederation history of Canada - The conscription crisis of 1944, Post-Confederation history of Canada - The Post-war world and the Cold War, Post-Confederation history of Canada - The new flag, Post-Confederation history of Canada - The Quiet Revolution, Post-Confederation history of Canada - The October Crisis, Post-Confederation history of Canada - Trudeau and the 1970s, Post-Confederation history of Canada - The 1980 Quebec referendum, Post-Confederation history of Canada - The New constitution, Post-Confederation history of Canada - Brian Mulroney, Post-Confederation history of Canada - Chretien years and the 1995 referendum, Post-Confederation history of Canada - Contemporary issues, Post-Confederation history of Canada - National organization issues, Post-Confederation history of Canada - International issues, Post-Confederation history of Canada - Same-sex marriage, Post-Confederation history of Canada - Sponsorship scandal Read more here: » Post-Confederation history of Canada: Encyclopedia II - Post-Confederation history of Canada - Post-war society |
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| | | | | | post-materialism: Encyclopedia II - Post-Communism - Etymological caveat As in the case of the term "communist state", it should be noted that "post-communism" is completely inaccurate if we use the original definition of communism (the one given by the communists themselves). None of the so-called "communist states" ever claimed to actually have a communist system, and therefore, technically, there is no such thing as "post-communism". However, those states were usually called "communist" in the West, because their ruling parties generally used the name "Communist Party of [country]", and it is in this context that the term post-communism must be understood. ...
See also:Post-Communism, Post-Communism - Etymological caveat, Post-Communism - Politics, Post-Communism - Economy Read more here: » Post-Communism: Encyclopedia II - Post-Communism - Etymological caveat |
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| | | | | | post-materialism: Encyclopedia II - Wiley Post - Around the world
Wiley Post - With Harold Gatty.
Like many pilots at the time, Post disliked the fact that the speed record for flying around the world was not held by an airplane, but by the Graf Zeppelin, piloted by Hugo Eckener in 1929 with a time of 21 days. On June 23, 1931, Post and his navigator, Harold Gatty left Roosevelt Field on Long Island, New York in the Winnie Mae with a flight plan that would take them around the world, making fourteen stops along the way in Newfoundland, England, Germany, the Soviet Union, ...
See also:Wiley Post, Wiley Post - Early flying career, Wiley Post - Around the world, Wiley Post - With Harold Gatty, Wiley Post - First solo pilot, Wiley Post - First pressure suit, Wiley Post - Final flight, Wiley Post - Memorials and awards Read more here: » Wiley Post: Encyclopedia II - Wiley Post - Around the world |
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| | | | | post-materialism: Encyclopedia II - Japan Post - Postal symbol The symbol of a post office in Japan is a capital letter T with a bar over it, 〒. This is used on the signs of post offices, on post boxes, and it is also sometimes used before the postcode on letters. The symbol can be obtained by typing yuubin in a Japanese word processor and then converting it. There are several variant forms of this symbol in Unicode, including a form in a circle, 〶, which is the official Geographical Survey Institute of Japan map symbol for a post office.
〠 is a character of Japan Post. His name is Number-kun. Japan Post released a new character, "Poston", in ...
See also:Japan Post, Japan Post - History, Japan Post - Types of post office, Japan Post - Postal symbol Read more here: » Japan Post: Encyclopedia II - Japan Post - Postal symbol |
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| | | | | post-materialism: Encyclopedia II - The Washington Post - Criticism by Ombudsmen After the 1981 publication of 'Jimmy's World' (a story for which Post reporter Janet Cooke had been nominated by Bob Woodward for the Pulitzer Prize, which she subsequently won and later returned after it was established the story was a fabrication), Post Ombudsman Bill Green concluded an investigation with several comments and recommendations, including "The scramble for journalistic prizes is poisonous. The obligation is to inform readers, not to collect frameable certificates, however prestigious. Ma ...
See also:The Washington Post, The Washington Post - History, The Washington Post - Political leanings, The Washington Post - Criticism by Ombudsmen, The Washington Post - Notable contributors, The Washington Post - Executive Officers and Editors - Past and Present Read more here: » The Washington Post: Encyclopedia II - The Washington Post - Criticism by Ombudsmen |
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| | | | | | post-materialism: Encyclopedia II - Post-gangsta - Popularity/Future Post-Gangsta rap has been popular ever since it began and while it shows no signs of weakening as of 2005, it has become much more formulaic and has not made any progress to new sounds or ideas, which may signal a near end for the genre. Indeed, a minority of hip hop fans detest post-gangsta rap and prefer underground and old school rap which they see as more positive or at the least more musically valid and creative.
50 Cent is generally considered responsible for making hardcore rap current again, as prior to his music is was more a ...
See also:Post-gangsta, Post-gangsta - Definition, Post-gangsta - Difference from Gangsta Rap, Post-gangsta - Popularity/Future, Post-gangsta - Crunk - Post-Gangsta or Not?, Post-gangsta - 1990s Artists, Post-gangsta - 2000s Artists, Post-gangsta - See Also Read more here: » Post-gangsta: Encyclopedia II - Post-gangsta - Popularity/Future |
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| | | | | | post-materialism: Encyclopedia II - Jersey Evening Post - History The Evening Post was founded in 1890 by H.P. Butterworth, though only weeks after its launch, Walter Guiton — whose business printed it — acquired it.
The Post was produced sheet by sheet on a flatbed press until 1926, the year in which the introduction of the first rotary press was operated and oversaw by Guiton. He remained the main proprietor and editor until the following year, in which his son-in-law Arthur Harrison took over. The latter stayed in both positions until 1944, when his son, ...
See also:Jersey Evening Post, Jersey Evening Post - History, Jersey Evening Post - Today, Jersey Evening Post - Circulation, Jersey Evening Post - Features, Jersey Evening Post - Jersey Norman-French, Jersey Evening Post - Footnotes Read more here: » Jersey Evening Post: Encyclopedia II - Jersey Evening Post - History |
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| | | | | | | post-materialism: Encyclopedia II - Post-concussion syndrome - Prognosis For most patients, post concussion symptoms go away within a few days to several weeks after the original injury occurs (Merck, 2003). In others, symptoms may remain for three to six months (Evans, 1992; UCLA, 1999). In a small percentage of patients, symptoms may persist for years or may be permanent (UCLA, 1999). If symptoms are not resolved by one year, they are likely to be permanent (Legome, 2004). However, the prognosis for PCS is generally considered excellent, with total ...
See also:Post-concussion syndrome, Post-concussion syndrome - Signs and symptoms, Post-concussion syndrome - Treatment, Post-concussion syndrome - Prognosis, Post-concussion syndrome - Epidemiology, Post-concussion syndrome - History Read more here: » Post-concussion syndrome: Encyclopedia II - Post-concussion syndrome - Prognosis |
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| | | | | post-materialism: Encyclopedia II - Post-rock - History of the scene The band Tortoise was among the founders of the movement. After the second Tortoise LP Millions Now Living Will Never Die, the band became a post-rock icon. After Millions... many bands (e.g., Do Make Say Think) began to record music inspired by the "Tortoise-sound", and were often described as post-rock.
In the late nineties, Chicago, Illinois, became the home base of many different groups. John McEntire (of Tortoise) became an important producer for lots of them, as well as Jim O'Rourke (of Brice-Glace, Gastr del Sol a ...
See also:Post-rock, Post-rock - History of the scene, Post-rock - The post-rock sound Read more here: » Post-rock: Encyclopedia II - Post-rock - History of the scene |
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| | | | | post-materialism: Encyclopedia II - Post-rock - History of the scene The band Tortoise was among the founders of the movement. After the second Tortoise LP Millions Now Living Will Never Die, the band became a post-rock icon. After many bands (e.g., Do Make Say Think) began to record music inspired by the "Tortoise-sound", and were often described as post-rock.
In the late nineties, Chicago, Illinois, became the home base of many different groups. John McEntire (of Tortoise) became an important producer for lots of them, as well as Jim O'Rourke (of Brice-Glace, Gastr del Sol and many more). Gods ...
See also:Post-rock, Post-rock - History of the scene, Post-rock - The post-rock sound Read more here: » Post-rock: Encyclopedia II - Post-rock - History of the scene |
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| | | | | post-materialism: Encyclopedia II - Post-Occupation Japan - Economy The LDP government, through institutions such as MITI, encouraged Japanese industrial development overseas while restricting foreign companies' business within the country. These practices, coupled with a reliance on the United States for defense, allowed Japan's economy to increase exponentially during the Cold War. By 1980, many Japanese products, particularly automobiles and electronics, were being exported around the world, and Japan's industrial sector was the second-largest in the world after the U.S. This growth pattern continued unabated until the ...
See also:Post-Occupation Japan, Post-Occupation Japan - Post-occupation politics, Post-Occupation Japan - Economy, Post-Occupation Japan - Foreign relations, Post-Occupation Japan - Post-occupation culture, Post-Occupation Japan - Timeline –1989 Read more here: » Post-Occupation Japan: Encyclopedia II - Post-Occupation Japan - Economy |
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