Quotes About wk 2014

Nothing </b>disturbs me more than the downward trend of productivity in our nation today. </b>The consequences of a decrease in productivity are a diminished standard of living, </b>higher labor costs, </b>less competitive prices, </b>and more inflation.…</b> I am fascinated to hear of the impact that ESOPs have had on work-force morale in corporations of all sizes such as Sears Roebuck, </b>Potomac Electric Power, </b>Lowe&#</b>8217;s Companies and the Dow Chemical Company.…</b> Few concepts are as basic as the role of workers in our economic structure and their participation in equity ownership. </b>[Statement before Senate Finance Committee, </b>July 20, </b>1978,]</b> </b>

Strauss, Robert S. (1918-2014. Former Democratic Party Chairman and presidential confidante to Presidents Carter, Reagan and Bush)

Schisms </b>do not originate in a love of truth, </b>which is a source of courtesy and gentleness, </b>but rather in an inordinate desire for supremacy. </b>From all these considerations it is clearer than the sun at noonday, </b>that the true schismatics are those who condemn other men's writings, </b>and seditiously stir up the quarrelsome masses against their authors, </b>rather than those authors themselves, </b>who generally write only for the learned, </b>and appeal solely to reason. </b>In fact, </b>the real disturbers of the peace are those who, </b>in a free state, </b>seek to curtail the liberty of judgment which they are unable to tyrannize over.</b>
Baruch Spinoza ~ .2014
b>>&</b>/b>b>quot;Happiness equals reality minus expectations.&</b>quot;</b>
- Tom Magliozzi (1937-2014)
_Population </b>and Administration._--</b>The area of the ancient county is 986,975 acres, </b>with a population in 1891 of 785,445 and in 1901 of 1,085,771. </b>The area of the administrative county is 979,532 acres. </b>The county contains nineteen hundreds. </b>It is divided into eight parliamentary divisions, </b>and it also includes the parliamentary boroughs of Colchester and West Ham, </b>the latter consisting of two divisions. </b>Each of these returns one member. </b>The county divisions are--</b>Northern or Saffron Walden, </b>North-eastern or Harwich, </b>Eastern or Maldon, </b>Western or Epping, </b>Mid or Chelmsford, </b>South-eastern, </b>Southern or Romford, </b>South-western or Walthamstow, </b>returning one member each. </b>The municipal boroughs are--</b>Chelmsford (</b>12,580),</b> Colchester<b> (</b>38,373),</b> East Ham (</b>96,018),</b> Harwich<b> (</b>10,070),</b> Maldon(5565),</b> Saffron Walden (</b>5896),</b> Southend-on-Sea (</b>28,857),</b> and one county borough, </b>West Ham (</b>267,358).</b> The following are the other urban districts--</b>Barking Town (</b>21,547),</b> Braintree<b> (</b>5330),</b> Brentwood<b> (</b>4932),</b> Brightlingsea<b> (</b>4501),</b> Buckhurst Hill (</b>4786),</b> Burnham-on-Crouch (</b>2919),</b> Chingford<b> (</b>4373),</b> Clacton<b> (</b>7456),</b> Epping<b> (</b>3789),</b> Frinton-on-Sea (</b>644),</b> Grays Thurrock (</b>13,834),</b> Halstead<b> (</b>6073),</b> Ilford<b> (</b>41,234),</b> Leigh-on-Sea (</b>3667),</b> Leyton<b> (</b>98,912),</b> Loughton<b> (</b>4730),</b> Romford<b> (</b>13,656),</b> Shoeburyness<b> (</b>4081),</b> Waltham Holy Cross (</b>6549),</b> Walthamstow<b> (</b>95,131),</b> Walton-on-the-Naze (</b>>2014<b>),</b> Wanstead<b> (</b>9179),</b> Witham<b> (</b>3454),</b> Wivenhoe<b> (</b>2560),</b> Woodford<b> (</b>13,798).</b> Essex is in the South-eastern circuit, </b>and assizes are held at Chelmsford. </b>The boroughs of Harwich and Southend-on-Sea have separate commissions of the peace, </b>and the boroughs of Colchester, </b>Maldon, </b>Saffron Walden and West Ham have, </b>in addition, </b>separate courts of quarter sessions. </b>The county is ecclesiastically within the diocese of St Albans (</b>with a small portion within that of Ely) </b>and is divided into two archdeaconries; </b>containing 452 parishes or districts wholly or in part. </b>There are 399 civil parishes. </b>Entry: </b>>ESSEX
Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, Volume 9, Slice 7 "Equation" to "Ethics" 1910-1911
Jewish </b>Number Commencement Jewish Number Commencement Year. </b>of (</b>1st of Tisri).</b> Year<b>. </b>of (</b>1st of Tisri).</b> Days<b>. </b>Days. </b>296 Cycle. </b>302 Cycle. </b>5606 354 Thur. </b>2 Oct. </b>1845 5720 355 Sat. </b>3 Oct. </b>1959 07 355 Mon. </b>21 Sept. </b>1846 21 354 Thur. </b>22 Sept. </b>1960 08 383 Sat. </b>11 Sept. </b>1847 22 383 Mon. </b>11 Sept. </b>1961 09 354 Thur. </b>28 Sept. </b>1848 23 355 Sat. </b>29 Sept. </b>1962 10 355 Mon. </b>17 Sept. </b>1849 24 354 Thur. </b>19 Sept. </b>1963 11 385 Sat. </b>7 Sept. </b>1850 25 385 Mon. </b>7 Sept. </b>1964 12 353 Sat. </b>27 Sept. </b>1851 26 353 Mon. </b>27 Sept. </b>1965 13 384 Tues. </b>14 Sept. </b>1852 27 385 Thur. </b>15 Sept. </b>1966 14 355 Mon. </b>3 Oct. </b>1853 28 354 Thur. </b>5 Oct. </b>1967 15 355 Sat. </b>23 Sept. </b>1854 29 355 Mon. </b>23 Sept. </b>1968 16 383 Thur. </b>13 Sept. </b>1855 30 383 Sat. </b>13 Sept. </b>1969 17 354 Tues. </b>30 Sept. </b>1856 31 354 Thur. </b>1 Oct. </b>1970 18 355 Sat. </b>19 Sept. </b>1857 32 355 Mon. </b>20 Sept. </b>1971 19 385 Thur. </b>9 Sept. </b>1858 33 383 Sat. </b>9 Sept. </b>1972 20 354 Thur. </b>29 Sept. </b>1859 34 355 Thur. </b>27 Sept. </b>1973 21 353 Mon. </b>17 Sept. </b>1860 35 354 Tues. </b>17 Sept. </b>1974 22 385 Thur. </b>5 Sept. </b>1861 36 385 Sat. </b>6 Sept. </b>1975 23 354 Thur. </b>25 Sept. </b>1862 37 353 Sat. </b>25 Sept. </b>1976 24 383 Mon. </b>14 Sept. </b>1863 38 384 Tues. </b>13 Sept. </b>1977 -</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b> -</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b> 297 Cycle. </b>303 Cycle. </b>5625 355 Sat. </b>1 Oct. </b>1864 5739 355 Mon. </b>2 Oct. </b>1978 26 354 Thur. </b>21 Sept. </b>1865 40 355 Sat. </b>22 Sept. </b>1979 27 385 Mon. </b>10 Sept. </b>1866 41 383 Thur. </b>11 Sept. </b>1980 28 353 Mon. </b>30 Sept. </b>1867 42 354 Tues. </b>29 Sept. </b>1981 29 354 Thur. </b>17 Sept. </b>1868 43 355 Sat. </b>18 Sept. </b>1982 30 385 Mon. </b>6 Sept. </b>1869 44 385 Thur. </b>8 Sept. </b>1983 31 355 Mon. </b>26 Sept. </b>1870 45 354 Thur. </b>27 Sept. </b>1984 32 383 Sat. </b>16 Sept. </b>1871 46 383 Mon. </b>16 Sept. </b>1985 33 354 Thur. </b>3 Oct. </b>1872 47 355 Sat. </b>4 Oct. </b>1986 34 355 Mon. </b>22 Sept. </b>1873 48 354 Thur. </b>24 Sept. </b>1987 35 383 Sat. </b>12 Sept. </b>1874 49 383 Mon. </b>12 Sept. </b>1988 36 355 Thur. </b>30 Sept. </b>1875 50 355 Sat. </b>30 Sept. </b>1989 37 354 Tues. </b>19 Sept. </b>1876 51 354 Thur. </b>20 Sept. </b>1990 38 385 Sat. </b>8 Sept. </b>1877 52 385 Mon. </b>9 Sept. </b>1991 39 355 Sat. </b>28 Sept. </b>1878 53 353 Mon. </b>28 Sept. </b>1992 40 354 Thur. </b>18 Sept. </b>1879 54 355 Thur. </b>16 Sept. </b>1993 41 383 Mon. </b>6 Sept. </b>1880 55 384 Tues. </b>6 Sept. </b>1994 42 355 Sat. </b>24 Sept. </b>1881 56 355 Mon. </b>25 Sept. </b>1995 43 383 Thur. </b>14 Sept. </b>1882 57 383 Sat. </b>14 Sept. </b>1996 -</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b> -</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b> 298 Cycle. </b>304 Cycle. </b>5644 354 Tues. </b>2 Oct. </b>1883 5758 354 Thur. </b>2 Oct. </b>1997 45 355 Sat. </b>20 Sept. </b>1884 59 355 Mon. </b>21 Sept. </b>1998 46 385 Thur. </b>10 Sept. </b>1885 60 385 Sat. </b>11 Sept. </b>1999 47 354 Thur. </b>30 Sept. </b>1886 61 353 Sat. </b>30 Sept. </b>2000 48 353 Mon. </b>19 Sept. </b>1887 62 354 Tues. </b>18 Sept. </b>2001 49 385 Thur. </b>6 Sept. </b>1888 63 385 Sat. </b>7 Sept. </b>2002 50 354 Thur. </b>26 Sept. </b>1889 64 355 Sat. </b>27 Sept. </b>2003 51 383 Mon. </b>15 Sept. </b>1890 65 383 Thur. </b>16 Sept. </b>2004 52 355 Sat. </b>3 Oct. </b>1891 66 354 Tues. </b>4 Oct. </b>2005 53 354 Thur. </b>22 Sept. </b>1892 67 355 Sat. </b>23 Sept. </b>2006 54 385 Mon. </b>11 Sept. </b>1893 68 383 Thur. </b>13 Sept. </b>2007 55 353 Mon. </b>1 Oct. </b>1894 69 354 Tues. </b>30 Sept. </b>2008 56 355 Thur. </b>19 Sept. </b>1895 70 355 Sat. </b>19 Sept. </b>2009 57 384 Tues. </b>8 Sept. </b>1896 71 385 Thur. </b>8 Sept. </b>2010 58 355 Mon. </b>27 Sept. </b>1897 72 354 Thur. </b>29 Sept. </b>2011 59 353 Sat. </b>17 Sept. </b>1898 73 353 Mon. </b>17 Sept. </b>2012 60 384 Tues. </b>5 Sept. </b>1899 74 385 Thur. </b>5 Sept. </b>2013 61 355 Mon. </b>24 Sept. </b>1900 75 354 Thur. </b>25 Sept. </b>>2014<b> 62 383 Sat 14 Sept. </b>1901 76 385 Mon. </b>14 Sept. </b>2015 -</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b> -</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b> 299 Cycle. </b>305 Cycle. </b>5663 355 Thur. </b>2 Oct. </b>1902 5777 353 Mon. </b>3 Oct. </b>2016 64 354 Tues. </b>22 Sept. </b>1903 78 354 Thur. </b>21 Sept. </b>2017 65 385 Sat. </b>10 Sept. </b>1904 79 385 Mon. </b>10 Sept. </b>2018 66 355 Sat. </b>30 Sept. </b>1905 80 355 Mon. </b>30 Sept. </b>2019 67 354 Thur. </b>20 Sept. </b>1906 81 353 Sat. </b>19 Sept. </b>2020 68 383 Mon. </b>9 Sept. </b>1907 82 384 Tues. </b>7 Sept. </b>2021 69 355 Sat. </b>26 Sept. </b>1908 83 355 Mon. </b>26 Sept. </b>2022 70 383 Thur. </b>16 Sept. </b>1909 84 383 Sat. </b>16 Sept. </b>2023 71 354 Tues. </b>4 Oct. </b>1910 85 355 Thur. </b>3 Oct. </b>2024 72 355 Sat. </b>23 Sept. </b>1911 86 354 Tues. </b>23 Sept. </b>2025 73 385 Thur. </b>12 Sept. </b>1912 87 385 Sat. </b>12 Sept. </b>2026 74 354 Thur. </b>2 Oct. </b>1913 88 355 Sat. </b>2 Oct. </b>2027 75 353 Mon. </b>21 Sept. </b>1914 89 354 Thur. </b>21 Sept. </b>2028 76 385 Thur. </b>9 Sept. </b>1915 90 383 Mon. </b>10 Sept. </b>2029 77 354 Thur. </b>28 Sept. </b>1916 91 355 Sat. </b>28 Sept. </b>2030 78 355 Mon. </b>17 Sept. </b>1917 92 354 Thur. </b>18 Sept. </b>2031 79 383 Sat. </b>7 Sept. </b>1918 93 383 Mon. </b>6 Sept. </b>2032 80 354 Thur. </b>25 Sept. </b>1919 94 355 Sat. </b>24 Sept. </b>2033 81 385 Mon. </b>13 Sept. </b>1920 95 385 Thur. </b>14 Sept. </b>2034 -</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b> -</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b> 300 Cycle. </b>306 Cycle. </b>5682 355 Mon. </b>3 Oct. </b>1921 5796 354 Thur. </b>4 Oct. </b>2035 83 353 Sat. </b>23 Sept. </b>1922 97 353 Mon. </b>22 Sept. </b>2036 84 384 Tues. </b>11 Sept. </b>1923 98 385 Thur. </b>10 Sept. </b>2037 85 355 Mon. </b>29 Sept. </b>1924 99 354 Thur. </b>30 Sept. </b>2038 86 355 Sat. </b>19 Sept. </b>1925 5800 355 Mon. </b>19 Sept. </b>2039 87 383 Thur. </b>9 Sept. </b>1926 01 383 Sat. </b>8 Sept. </b>2040 88 354 Tues. </b>27 Sept. </b>1927 02 354 Thur. </b>26 Sept. </b>2041 89 385 Sat. </b>15 Sept. </b>1928 03 385 Mon. </b>15 Sept. </b>2042 90 353 Sat. </b>5 Oct. </b>1929 04 353 Mon. </b>5 Oct. </b>2043 91 354 Tues. </b>23 Sept. </b>1930 05 355 Thur. </b>22 Sept. </b>2044 92 385 Sat. </b>12 Sept. </b>1931 06 384 Tues. </b>12 Sept. </b>2045 93 355 Sat. </b>1 Oct. </b>1932 07 355 Mon. </b>1 Oct. </b>2046 94 354 Thur. </b>21 Sept. </b>1933 08 353 Sat. </b>21 Sept. </b>2047 95 383 Mon. </b>10 Sept. </b>1934 09 384 Tues. </b>8 Sept. </b>2048 96 355 Sat. </b>28 Sept. </b>1935 10 355 Mon. </b>27 Sept. </b>2049 97 354 Thur. </b>17 Sept. </b>1936 11 355 Sat. </b>17 Sept. </b>2050 98 385 Mon. </b>6 Sept. </b>1937 12 383 Thur. </b>7 Sept. </b>2051 99 353 Mon. </b>26 Sept. </b>1938 13 354 Tues. </b>24 Sept. </b>2052 5700 385 Thur. </b>14 Sept. </b>1939 14 385 Sat. </b>13 Sept. </b>2053 -</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b> -</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b>--</b> 301 Cycle. </b>307 Cycle. </b>5701 354 Thur. </b>3 Oct. </b>1940 5815 355 Sat. </b>3 Oct. </b>2054 02 355 Mon. </b>22 Sept. </b>1941 16 354 Thur. </b>23 Sept. </b>2055 03 383 Sat. </b>12 Sept. </b>1942 17 383 Mon. </b>11 Sept. </b>2056 04 354 Thur. </b>30 Sept. </b>1943 18 355 Sat. </b>29 Sept. </b>2057 05 355 Mon. </b>18 Sept. </b>1944 19 354 Thur. </b>19 Sept. </b>2058 06 383 Sat. </b>8 Sept. </b>1945 20 383 Mon. </b>8 Sept. </b>2059 07 354 Thur. </b>26 Sept. </b>1946 21 355 Sat. </b>25 Sept. </b>2060 08 385 Mon. </b>15 Sept. </b>1947 22 385 Thur. </b>15 Sept. </b>2061 09 355 Mon. </b>4 Oct. </b>1948 23 354 Thur. </b>5 Oct. </b>2062 10 353 Sat. </b>24 Sept. </b>1949 24 353 Mon. </b>24 Sept. </b>2063 11 384 Tues. </b>12 Sept. </b>1950 25 385 Thur. </b>11 Sept. </b>2064 12 355 Mon. </b>1 Oct. </b>1951 26 354 Thur. </b>1 Oct. </b>2065 13 355 Sat. </b>20 Sept. </b>1952 27 355 Mon. </b>20 Sept. </b>2066 14 383 Thur. </b>10 Sept. </b>1953 28 383 Sat. </b>10 Sept. </b>2067 15 354 Tues. </b>28 Sept. </b>1954 29 354 Thur. </b>27 Sept. </b>2068 16 355 Sat. </b>17 Sept. </b>1955 30 355 Mon. </b>16 Sept. </b>2069 17 385 Thur. </b>6 Sept. </b>1956 31 383 Sat. </b>6 Sept. </b>2070 18 354 Thur. </b>26 Sept. </b>1957 32 355 Thur. </b>24 Sept. </b>2071 19 383 Mon. </b>15 Sept. </b>1958 33 384 Tues. </b>13 Sept. </b>2072 Entry: </b>>TABLE
Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, Volume 4, Part 4 "Bulgaria" to "Calgary" 1910-1911