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"I believe that the United States as a government, if it is going to be true to its own founding documents, does have the job of working toward that time when there is no discrimination made on such inconsequential reason as race, color, or religion."

The President's News Conference of 5/13/59

"You have got to have something in which to believe. You have got to have leaders, organization, friendships, and contacts that help you to believe that, and help you to put out your best."

Remarks to the Leaders of the United Defense Fund, 4/29/54 [AUDIO]

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"I like to believe that people, in the long run, are going to do more to promote peace than our governments. Indeed, I think that people want peace so much that one of these days governments had better get out of the way and let them have it."

Radio and Television Broadcast With Prime Minister Macmillan in London, 8/31/59

"Today I think that prayer is just simply a necessity, because by prayer I believe we mean an effort to get in touch with the Infinite. We know that even our prayers are imperfect. Even our supplications are imperfect. Of course they are. We are imperfect human beings. But if we can back off from those problems and make the effort, then there is something that ties us all together. We have begun in our grasp of that basis of understanding, which is that all free government is firmly founded in a deeply-felt religious faith."

Remarks at the Dedicatory Prayer Breakfast of the International Christian Leadership, 2/5/53

"But I noted with real satisfaction how well ex-footballers seemed to have leadership qualifications . . . I believe that football, perhaps more than any other sport, tends to instill in men the feeling that victory comes through hard -- almost slavish -- work, team play, self-confidence, and an enthusiasm that amounts to dedication."

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I primarily use earphones when I am trying to get stuff done, or traveling on an airplane, to block out the noise. Anyone who follows me on Twitter knows I spend a lot of time in coffee shops. I have an office, but for me, getting out, finding a secluded corner, putting on my earphones, turning on my Noizio app (for the appropriate amount of thunder & rain), my Film Score and Mozart playlists, helps me focus, and keeps me from being distracted. These earbuds fit the bill for me. Good isolation and good sound.

He explains: "Thanks to the work we had done with Gina and Danni for Warners, we had a good relationship with Rob, and that's why we got the opportunity to work with Cher. Rob asked us to write a song and we came up with the song 'Dov' L'Amore' [now a track on Cher's new album, also entitled Believe]. Initially, he wanted Junior Vasquez to produce it, which we were delighted about, because it was quite a coup to have the song accepted in the first place."

Now then, you may have seen exciting news about the new wave of Bluetooth on the horizon, with the Bluetooth Special Interest Group (SIG) announcing a full set of specifications, including a whole new standard audio codec.

I was disappointed. Perhaps I should have known better, because ever since I attended an early launch of consumer Bluetooth back in the late 1990s, I have waited through the umpteen updates since then for the Bluetooth SIG to allocate more bandwidth for audio. More bandwidth, a higher bit-rate, is the only way you can get better audio quality through Bluetooth, or at least, the only way to achieve it without throwing away some of the music.

But every time a new version of Bluetooth has been announced in the two decades since then, the advances have always been all about reducing energy use, or increasing range, so that Bluetooth devices can be smaller and further away or use less power. Not once did the Bluetooth SIG vote to increase available bit-rates for audio. The Enhanced Data Rate of Bluetooth 2.0 and 2.1 in 2005-7 did increase data overall but not for audio specifically. So third-party codecs like LDAC and aptX which have pushed beyond the standard SBC or AAC have done so by hijacking other non-audio bits of Bluetooth and using them for extra data. Though never enough to achieve lossless high-res audio.

More is not always better and the days installing massive amounts of material are long gone. Proper use of available materials and complete coverage is the key to an effective, lightweight sound control system that can be installed in a reasonable amount of time. Think about this, do you believe the "More is Better" theory works in aircraft or marine applications? No, it does not. How about aerospace? Uh, no. Would the builders of advanced military troop transport vehicles do some of things our competitors are suggesting? Absolutely not! So if other companies are claiming to be so advanced in the development of their materials and techniques, how is that their approach to automotive noise control is so outdated and misunderstood?

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So, illegible speech and strange noises should be alerted while listening to an audio message or a call. That being said, deepfake technology uses artificial intelligence to create synthetic media, including fake audio that appears totally authentic. This is done by producing artificial sounds that mimic human voices through deep and natural learning algorithms.

So I was living in Kokomo, Indiana, and Ryan was attending Western Middle School, and it was something that I really didn't even believe he had. I felt like, "How could he have AIDS?" He was a hemophiliac since birth, and I just felt like "How could he be one of the first ones?" I felt like somehow, in some way, it was going to be something else. I really never really believed he had AIDS for quite a while.

It was really bad. People were really cruel, people said that he had to be gay, that he had to have done something bad or wrong, or he wouldn't have had it. It was God's punishment, we heard the "God's punishment" a lot. That somehow, someway he had done something he shouldn't have done or he wouldn't have gotten AIDS.

So, if ebooks are in fact very much like audiobooks, why should they be free with print when audiobooks are often more expensive than print? Audiobooks are a non-reading experience and therefore carry an additional set of production and talent costs, and have a ubiquity of preferred devices for replay. Therefore audiobooks garner their own unique pricing. Ebooks have nearly none of the factors to warrant their own pricing beyond that of a niche market.

I disagree completely with your view of ebook readers. I predicted 8 years ago that paper books were dead and still believe it. We cannot keep cutting down trees to print books. I use the Sony ebook reader and find it easier on the eyes, easier to transport, and can find plenty of interesting books to read through the Sony online store. I have made a personal commitment to never read a paper book again. The ice caps are melting and our planet is on the verge of climatic changes that scare me. This is one small change each individual can make to help our planet. We went from records to cassette tapes to cds and then dvds for music. Why this animosity to this new technology? The format and pricing will evolve but the technology is hear to stay. It is easier for me to carry my ebook reader to work, the beach or a restaurant then say a 500 page book. They sell a lot of books on this planet. The sellers eventually have to be attracted to being able to sell them without the cost of printing them. The only thing missing is a an aggressive advertising campaign from a company ready to profit from the move to this newer technology.

I dont agree with what you are saying and dont believe that the game is in a horrible state nor that it gets worse with each update. I will agree that its in development, has a wide range of bugs and issues but I consider that totally normal and the game is actually pretty damn good all things considered. I have enjoyed playing 99% of the 2000+ hours I have in the game already.

One aim of the data collection done by companies is for the purpose of profiling customers and potentially targeting the sale of goods and services to them based on their traits and habits. This survey finds that 77% of Americans say they have heard or read at least a bit about how companies and other organizations use personal data to offer targeted advertisements or special deals, or to assess how risky people might be as customers. About 64% of all adults say they have seen ads or solicitations based on their personal data. And 61% of those who have seen ads based on their personal data say the ads accurately reflect their interests and characteristics at least somewhat well. (That amounts to 39% of all adults.)

Even though the feeling hasn't necessarily changed, our relationship to the feeling changes over time. And the reason that people have found this to be useful, I think, is if we expect that we're not going to feel grief in the future, that somehow it's going to be over, then we'll be disappointed if years later, even decades later, we come across something and suddenly we get all teared up and have that wave of grief. That doesn't mean that we've done anything wrong in our grieving process. It just means that in that moment, we're aware of the loss of something really important.

Technically, mantras are sacred words, sounds, or verses that carry more spiritual meaning than affirmations (Encyclopedia Britannica, 2019). Frequently said aloud or mentally, they are believed to have deep significance and they feature a lot in meditation. More specifically, according to Encyclopedia Britannica (2019): e24fc04721