Between which two extremes of grandest and meanest, so many grand and mean roll on, towards their several destinies, in that Procession! There is Cazales, the learned young soldier; who shall become the eloquent orator of Royalism, and earn the shadow of a name. Experienced Mounier, experienced Malouet; whose Presidential Parlementary experience the stream of things shall soon leave stranded. A Petion has left his gown and briefs at Chartres for a stormier sort of pleading; has not forgotten his violin, being fond of music. His hair is grizzled, though he is still young: convictions, beliefs, placid-unalterable are in that man; not hindmost of them, belief in himself. A Protestant-clerical Rabaut-St.-Etienne, a slender young eloquent and vehement Barnave, will help to regenerate France. There are so many of them young. Till thirty the Spartans did not suffer a man to marry but how many men here under thirty; coming to produce not one sufficient citizen, but a nation and a world of such

How has the Heaven's light, oftentimes in this Earth, to clothe itself in thunder and electric murkiness; and descend as molten lightning, blasting, if purifying! Nay is it not rather the very murkiness, and atmospheric suffocation, that brings the lightning and the light? The new Evangel, as the old had been, was it to be born in the Destruction of a World?  But how the Deputies assisted at High Mass, and heard sermon, and applauded the preacher, church as it was, when he preached politics; how, next day, with sustained pomp, they are, for the first time, installed in their Salles des Menus (Hall no longer of Amusements), and become a States-General,readers can fancy for themselves.  Next follow the Noblesse, and next the Clergy   concentrated greatness, seems to have soared into transcendentalism; and to sit there with a kind of godlike indifference, and look down on passion! He is the man, and wisdom shall die with him. This is the Sieyes who shall be System-builder, Constitutio

Similarly, when Israel is at war, the media's screening criteria for deception shift. The scoresheet-style charts and graphs blasting Israeli and Gazan civilian mortality on websites such as The New York Times are some of the mainstream press's worst examples of false equivalence. The Gaza Health Ministry, which is governed and administered by Hamas, accounts for half of the total. Nonetheless, a media that is justifiably hyper-sensitive to, say, Kremlin falsifications of war casualties presents public health data from an internationally banned terrorist group governing a harsh authoritarian government as unquestionable fact. Again, there is a strong sense of a double standard at work in much of the media's coverage of the conflict thus far. These crimes of commission are exacerbated by a serious omission. Much of the reporting on this war so far has lacked a basic comprehension of Israel's grave strategic posture as a ground invasion of Gaza begins. To put it clearly,

The media's sudden preoccupation on proportionality as a moral criterion for determining the validity of Israel's attack on Gaza (and, by extension, Hamas' response) should raise skepticism. Where were the media's concerns about proportionality when Western soldiers fought ISIS in Iraq only six years ago? Up to 40,000 civilians were allegedly murdered during the Battle of Mosul (2016-2017) by alliance airstrikes and a coordinated ground attack by over 100,000 troops. However, press reports from the time make no mention of the "proportionality" of the Western-led military response. It is difficult not to infer that for many in the media, a different moral standard applies when our forces confront violent Islamic radicals rather than Israel's. Similarly, when Israel is at war, the media's screening criteria for deception shift. The scoresheet-style charts and graphs blasting Israeli and Gazan civilian mortality on websites such as The New York Times are

Would be slightly more structural than his original specifications. This may affect his findings.  Voss's research suggests that there is limited evidence of improved economic cycle synchronization between Canada and the US. Additionally, the predicted break in business cycle coherence happened in the first quarter of 1980. This is an interesting but less controversial finding. The establishment of the FTA or NAFTA did not significantly impact Canadian business cycle characteristics, contrary to popular belief. Gosselin et al. found minimal evidence that business cycle synchronization increased after NAFTA. Goss's findings of an earlier break align with studies on country-specific business cycle dynamics. Curtis (2001) reports a permanent increase in output variability in Canada in the early 1980s, whereas McConnell and Perez-Quiros (2000) report a similar shift in the US in the mid-1980s. Voss' findings, if supported by other studies, might significantly alter Canadian eco

Just like the Death-penalties to be put in execution, the liberal Edict of Protestant Emancipation shall cost a Lomenie as little as it should. Regarding the liberal Promise of States-General, its fulfillment is still a few years away. Many things can happen in that time. But what about the registration? Ah, indeed, that is the challenge!Nevertheless, we possess the assurance of the Elders, bestowed discreetly in Troyes. Calculated tips, persuasive tactics, covert schemes, with the assistance of the notorious Foulon, known as the "Soul Damned, Familiar Demon, of the Parlement," might be able to accomplish the remaining tasks. Why doesn't the Royal Authority utilize its resources to their fullest potential? If it cannot generate revenue, the Royal Authority is essentially lifeless; doomed to suffer the most certain and wretched demise, complete depletion. Take chances and come out on top; without taking risks, everything is already doomed! As for the rest, in endeavors of

Having a fantastic product or service is insufficient in today's increasingly competitive global market. Whether you are considering spinning off your firm overseas or internationalizing your organization, here are some tips from two Canadian business entrepreneurs on how to keep operations running smoothly. Understand economic geography and demographic composition Marco Yu is the managing director of Canada Sinosky, a North American import and export corporation. With offices in the United States, Canada, Italy, and China, Canada Sinosky has grown into a wholesaler of designer items specializing in business-to-business contracts. Yu believes that understanding the country in which you intend to establish a company is critical, based on his extensive experience managing a worldwide corporation. For Yu, that country is Canada. "The majority of Canada's population lives in a few big metropolitan centres close to the U.S. border," he reveals. Furthermore, Canada has six

Before we go into market dynamics, let's talk about supply and demand. Supply and demand fundamentals are the foundation of market dynamics. A market is formed by the relationship between the quantity of a good or service that producers are willing to supply and the quantity that consumers are prepared to acquire at various price points, and the forces that cause each of these to fluctuate are known as market dynamics. Graphically, the supply curve often slopes upward, indicating that manufacturers are eager to supply more of a product as its price rises In contrast, the demand curve slopes downward, indicating that when a product's price rises, consumers typically purchase fewer units. The intersection of these two curves depicts market equilibrium, which is the price and quantity at which the market clears, with supply and demand matching. This is the agreed-upon price at which a buyer and seller complete a transaction.1 Understanding Market Dynamics Market dynamics are the

"Your piece gets to the heart of the most difficult aspect of Free Expression, as defined in our Charter of Rights and Freedoms. The Canadian government does have the authority and responsibility to restrict hate speech. You can't just do or say whatever you want and expect to be tolerated, if not protected, as if it were a 'right'. It isn't. What Canadians frequently forget is that, while we are a melting pot of cultures, Canada is established on a foundation of culture and values, and becoming a Canadian entails adopting those values while honoring and retaining one's historical culture. "There is no equivalence between a recognition of the rights of the Palestinian people and the slaughter of innocent people by the nihilistic Hamas." Pro-Hamas marches may be nasty, but they are still legal—which is a good thing. "Clearly, these demonstrators do not qualify, and if they are not Canadian citizens, they should not be permitted to become so. Would

There is plenty to be proud of in Canada's corporate sector. Many analysts believe Canada has the potential to establish a strong global reputation. Canada is routinely listed in the media as "one of the best countries to do business in." Forbes has ranked Canada fifth in the world for business, citing its low corporate tax rates and strong financial system Canada is known for its world-class university system, which is less expensive than private universities in the US. Canada is noted for its ability to attract and retain highly educated workers. Our solid corporate reputation stems from having one of the highest education investment rates as a percentage of GDP. The desirable status is also attributed to low poverty and crime rates. This country's favorable business climate attracts many entrepreneurs. Ernst & Young classified Canada as one of the top five nations to start a business, citing its strong entrepreneurial culture. The Ernst & Young report a