81. Quotes On Sustainable Business And Economics - Our South West A sound man is good at salvage, at seeing nothing is lost Lau Tzu (500 BC). The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams http://www.oursouthwest.com/news/quotes3bus.htm

Home News Regional Business ... A-Z Site Index 197 quotes and quotations on GOSW accepts no responsibility for the accuracy or sources of the quotes listed and we apologise if we have mistakenly misrepresented any quotations. To find a suitable quote quickly, press your keyboard keys 'Ctrl' and 'F' together and then type in the word you are seeking (e.g. profit, quality, success, management or leader). Return to "Quotes Corner" main page Businesses should prepare for a second industrial revolution... ...carbon will become part of the daily currency of business – Dr Gary Felgate, Director of Business Delivery, The Carbon Trust (October 2004) What a business produces, how it buys and sells, how it affects the environment, how it recruits, trains and develops its own people, how it invests in the community and respects the rights of people - all these add together to form the impact of that business on society - Business in the Community (2000) Forward thinking companies that adapt positively to the sustainable business agenda will be at the forefront of resource productivity, reducing waste and of environmental reporting. They and their management teams make things happen ahead of their competitors - Michael Meacher (addressing ENVEC 2002) Tomorrow's company recognises the critical importance of achieving environmental sustainability in the interests of all stakeholders and accepts the challenge this poses. Yesterday's companies view environmental concerns as peripheral and react defensively when issues arise - The 'Tomorrow's Company' Inquiry report (1995)

82. The Works Of Ernst Bacon From the Way of Life (Lau Tzu, trans W. Bynner). 5 Apothegms for narrator and string quartet 15 minutes. Syracuse Friends of Chamber Music Mar 10, 1952 http://www.ernstbacon.org/works.htm

The Works of Ernst Bacon Orchestral works Band music ... Home While this represents a large fraction of Bacon's works, this is not a complete list. At this time the Society is working on completing the inventory of his music. To obtain scores and other information you can write to Ellen Bacon, 8 Drovers Lane, De Witt, NY 13214 or e-mail to us here . For piano scores please contact Madeline Salocks See useful Links Also, vocal scores can be obtained through Classical Vocal Repertoire 3253 Cambridge Ave, Riverdale, New York 10463. Telephone: (718) 601-1959. Toll Free in the USA: (1-800) 298-7474. G. Schirmer publishes some of the choral works. See for some songs not listed bellow including Brady (B-flat) voc/kybd, Buttermilk Hill (2-pt; pf or org; opt inst accomp) Go Tell It On the Mountain (unison treble) Also see a site devoted to Orchestral works: Title Description Premier Remarks Symphony No. 1

83. Thomas Edison's 10 Secret "million Dollar" Invention Strategies! It s totally up to you whether you want Jesus, Buddha, Lau Tzu, Aristotle, Shakespeare, Leonardo da Vinci, Casanova, Elvis or Schwarzenegger as part of your http://www.wilywalnut.com/edison.html

Thomas Edison's Top Ten Secret "Million Dollar" Invention Strategies! Nudge Your Neurons Into Becoming POWERHOUSES of PROFIT!!!' "The brain can be developed just the same as the muscles can be developed, if one will only take the pains to train the mind to think." ~ Thomas Alva Edison Thomas Edison, surely the greatest inventive genius of all time. With thousands of patents to his name, who better to instruct you in the strategies of invention, creative genius and mind empowerment? Here's a low-down on his top 10 tips for brain brilliance... 1. Put Your "Heads Together" with a Mastermind Alliance Invention Factory Most of us know of Edison as the genius who invented the light bulb, but did you know he also developed a system for inventing ? He realised that there were sage words in the old saying, "two heads are better than one". So he brought together teams of people having different areas of expertise , and got them working together on problems and visionary projects. He set up his " Invention Factory " at Menlo Park in New Jersey and employed the best minds from around the globe. Together, Edison and his mastermind team cranked out invention after invention!

84. HeraldNet - 2002 Graduation Speeches - Callie Provazek A Chinese philosopher, lau tzu, once said that Kindness in words creates confidence. Kindness in thinking creates profoundness. http://www.heraldnet.com/grads/02/15581571.CFM

HeraldNet Home Callie Provazek Lake Stevens High School Welcome ... again ... to the graduation of the class of 2002 ... and a congratulations to you class ... you deserve it. First of all ... thank you class ... I am honored to be chosen to speak tonight and I am truly honored to have been able to spend these last four years ... with all of you. The day has finally arrived. It is June 7th, 2002 ... 7 p.m. It is so hard to believe that this is the day that we have been counting down to for the last few months. This is supposed to be the end of the beginning, the first day of the rest of our lives ... we all seem so set with our future and we seem so sure of exactly what it will foretell. However, regardless of how mature we may think we are ... we are not. We are still so young and new. We have so much to learn. So much more note-taking to take. So many more halls to walk and so many more people to meet. So very few allowed sick days to take. We have so much more space to make mistakes ... but also ... we have the space to correct them. We may be out of the building, friends, but we will be taught and tested for decades to come ... but this time in life. The memories of tonight and these last four years will soon be added with new memories, new friends, new jobs, new loves and relationships, and most important will be a new you. Maybe in the next few years you will be a mom ... or dad, but just maybe you will never have kids. Maybe you will start a career right out of high school, but maybe you will go to school ... hey maybe you will go to school for the rest of your life. But whatever we may become, we can all remember that these last four years have demanded patience ... and have demanded time. The last four years has offered an education ... the last four years has offered friends. The last four years has given a beginning ... but at the same time has given an end. Together we have all endured the loss ... it could have been the loss of a friend ... or it could have been the loss of a classmate ... but with that loss ... we have all provided comfort for one another. The last four years has given us a past.

85. Classic Books Comparison Shopping Table Tai Chi, Lau Tzu, $22.50, unavailable, $8.95, unavailable. Okinawan Karate Teachers, Styles and Secret Techniques, Karate, Mark Bishop, $19.96 $16.95 http://www.pakmei.net/books/

Title click for images Topic sort by topic reverse Author sort by author reverse Amazon(.ca) click price to visit/order click price to visit/order Powells click price to visit/order Chapters / Indigo click price to visit/order Abundant Peace: The Biography of Morihei Ueshiba Aikido John Stevens unavailable out of stock unavailable Aikido and the Dynamic Sphere hardcover Aikido Adele Westbrook and O. Ratti unavailable Aikido and the Dynamic Sphere softcover Aikido Adele Westbrook, am Westbrook, O. Ratti unavailable Ancient Way to Keep Fit (1992) Chi Kung Zong Wu and Li Mao unavailable out of stock unavailable Ancient Way to Keep Fit (2000) Chi Kung Zong Wu and Li Mao unavailable Cheng Tzus Thirteen treatises on Tai Chi Chaun Tai Chi Cheng Man Ching, benjamin pang jen lo unavailable Chinese Boxing: Masters and Methods Kung Fu Smith unavailable Hsing-I: Chinese Internal Boxing Kung Fu Smith unavailable unavailable Karate-Do : My Way of Life Karate Bio Gichin Funakoshi unavailable Lao Tzu: My Words Are Very Easy to Understand Tai Chi Lau Tzu unavailable unavailable Okinawan Karate: Teachers, Styles and Secret Techniques

86. WebJunction Librarian s Lau Tzu. http//www.geocities.com/SoHo/Nook/8823/lao_tzu.html. This site is the home of The Book of the Library and Its Ways, a librarian s http://webjunction.org/do/DisplayContent?id=789

87. Asian Philosophy Includes a rich collection of important etexts such as The Analects of Confucius, various versions of Lau Tzu s Tao Te Ching, from Northeastern University http://library.marist.edu/diglib/philosophy-rel-studies/phil_asian.htm

Asian Philosophy Free Books on Yoga, Religion and Philosophy , The Divine Life Society: Mohandas Karamchand Ghandi: Man of Millennium : A large collection of materials about Ghandi, including critical articles on his life and thought, his correspondence, additional web resources, various explanations of his philosophy (often in his own words), his autobiography and much more. Philosophy in Asia , Boston University: A collection of several scholarly papers "given at the Twentieth World Congress of Philosophy, in Boston, Massachusetts from August 10-15, 1998." The papers appear especially useful for scholars and faculty in general.-MJM Philosophy of Hinduism : A commercial site that provides a basic definition of the religion's principles.-MJM Rational Taoism Su Tzu's Chinese Philosophy Page : This page aims to "organiz[e] the resources on Chinese philosophy that can be found in the 'cyberspace'." . . . It also aims "to attract more people, who are interested in searching for the answers of their life, not to limit themselves within the scope of traditional Western philosophies, but to open themselves to some alternatives offered by several schools of Chinese philosophy." Includes a rich collection of important e-texts such as The Analects of Confucius, various versions of Lau Tzu's

88. Hum 230 Syllabus Fall 2003 Lau Tzu Laozi, Tao te ching, DC Lau, trans. (New York Penguin, 1963) –or with Chinese text (Hong Kong Chinese University Press, 1989). (Text) http://academic.reed.edu/chinese/chin-hum/current_fall.html

The Qin-Han Unification of China I. Description In geography and cultural advances, the Chinese realm of the Han Dynasty surpassed its predecessors and numbers among the world's greatest empires. This course gives precedence to the foundational philosophies of that empire, examining the Han heritage of ancient thought through a selection of primary texts including the Confucian Analects , the Daodejing , the Yijing , and the historical narrative tradition of Sima Qian's Shiji . It will sample cultural expression ranging from the literary discourse of poetry to the religious endeavors manifested in the emperor's own feng shan sacrifices. Alongside textual studies, this course will also explore the Han's physical remains, including the ruins of its capitals, the Wu Liang shrine, and important tombs. Throughout these textual and physical materials, the Han empire portrays itself as a territorial, political, and cultural unifier, and it sets the benchmark against which all later dynasties must measure themselves. II. Requirements

89. Quote Details: Lao-tzu: A Journey Of A... - The Quotations Page Rather than emphasizing the first step, Lau Tzu regarded action as something that arises naturally from stillness. Another potential phrasing would be Even http://www.quotationspage.com/quote/24004.html

Quotation Search by keyword or author: Home Weblog Quotes of the Day Motivational ... Read books online at our other site: The Literature Page User: PW: Register Save: Lost password? Quotation Details Quotation #24004 from Classic Quotes A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. Lao-tzu The Way of Lao-tzu Chinese philosopher (604 BC - 531 BC) Notes about this Quotation Although this is the popular form of this quotation, a more correct translation from the original Chinese would be "The journey of a thousand miles begins beneath one's feet." Rather than emphasizing the first step, Lau Tzu regarded action as something that arises naturally from stillness. Another potential phrasing would be "Even the longest journey must begin where you stand." [note by Michael Moncur, September 01, 2004] View a Detailed Biography of Lao-tzu View all 20 Lao-tzu quotations Search for Lao-tzu at Amazon.com Notice an error or discrepancy? Send us a comment about this quotation. Your Quotations Page You must be a registered user to use this feature. Log in using the form to the left, or register as a new user Email this Quote to a Friend You must be a registered user to use this feature. Log in using the form to the left, or

90. Randonneurs USA this year I m holding fast to everything I ve chosen to carry. The equipment weighs less than worries at being caught unprepared. Lau Tzu tell us that http://www.rusa.org/newsletter/04-04-06.html

BMB Redux... General Announcements About Randonneuring Links Home Search For Rides Results Members Officials ... Permanents Members' Info Awards Souvenirs Newsletter Photo Gallery ... Join/Renew Long Brevets PBP: Paris-Brest-Paris Others Administration Rules RBAs Records By Kent Peterson I was at the Ludlow control around 5:00 PM on the first day of the 2001 Boston-Montreal-Boston when I declared to Jim Wilson that BMB is a ride designed to make philosophers of us all. "So," he asked, "what then is the meaning of life?" "Life," I replied, "as near as I can tell, is just the same damn thing over and over again!" Indeed it was just one more day, one more road, and one more set of endless hills. Hadn't I put myself through this just last year? But just as it's impossible to swim the same river twice, it's impossible for me to dismiss BMB with a "been there, done that" and pass up the ride. For while I might say, "yes, I know this road" and "yes, I remember that turn", I knew that despite all I'd learned or forgotten, there are more lessons and reasons to ride that become clear only to those of us who let the kilometers unwind beneath our wheels. I don't ride because I'm a randonneur; I'm a randonneur because I ride. Like last year, I rode to the start of BMB from my mother-in-law's house in Pawtucket, RI. Last year, I'd had only the vaguest notion of where I was going and route crudely plotted from a couple of state highway maps. I made the trip in three hours with no wrong turns. This year, armed with state-of-the-art computer-generated maps, I managed to make a couple of wrong turns. Still, I covered the 70-plus kilometers in about three hours.

91.  Taoism  - A Xanga Blogring and I am searching for Enlightenment and knowledge from the great Masters; HHDL, Zen, Tao, Lau Tzu, Buddha as well as my Native American Elders. http://www.xanga.com/groups/group.aspx?id=493629

92. The Way Of Seeing®-- A Simple, Practical Path Lau Tzu simply says, The way is so simple that complicated minds cannot see it.” That is it. I have found no greater utterance in the whole literature of http://www.thewayofseeing.com/article_tao.html

The Way of Seeing a simple, practical path Tao Te Ching "The way is so simple that complicated minds cannot see it." Lao Tzu By Ken Lloyd Russell The Tao Te Ching has been one of my favorite books for decades. I have a fondness and appreciation for Lao Tzu. He feels like an old friend. He was a simple man, yet a profound mystic. He left behind no ponderous treatises, no great band of disciples, just one slim book, the Tao Te Ching . But what a beautiful vision it holds: the essence of simplicity and naturalness. I embrace this man because he has stripped away all the spiritual bullshit and defined the mystic way as simply being natural. This vision of man is stupendous: he is perfectly fine as he is if he were to allow himself to be. This vision is so liberating and so inspiring. Lau Tzu simply says, " That is it. I have found no greater utterance in the whole literature of mysticism, philosophy, or religion. He doesn't tell you what the way is. " The way that can be defined to death is not the Way to Life. " He is wise. Knowing that we cannot speak of that which is beyond the mind, he doesn't even attempt to do so. He merely offers pointers on how to uncomplicate the mind. He tells us to just be still, like allowing muddy water to settle. This is the essence of meditation letting it all wind down. What is left is the purity of being.

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94. Madalyn Aslan | Your Comments Lau Tzu says Some things will just pass away. I am thrilled to be getting a reading with you. – Milos Rodic, Capricorn, Toronto, Canada http://www.madalynaslan.com/comments.html

HOME ABOUT YOUR HOROSCOPE YOUR LUCK ... Print This Page Your Comments When you have a reading with Madalyn, just like seeing a therapist, your session is confidential. And so are your emails. We believe everyone’s privacy is crucial. So, write away without fear, dear Reader... If your email begs to be shared with other readers, then we email you for your permission. We don't share a word of yours without receiving your okay! Thank you so much for the wonderful reading, healing, and inspiration that you gave me on the 7th. When I woke up the next morning I felt completely energized, and so much more positive about life than I had for a long time. I knew I missed that feeling, but it was hard to even recall it after feeling bogged down for such a while. What you gave me was so much more than a reading...it was confirmation that we are supposed to live our lives in joy! Thank you for your forecast. It is so precise and accurate that I am completely amazed. Hope you reach out to more people and spread the good work. Very impressed. I LOVE these monthly forecasts, they are so right on it scares me! I can’t thank you enough for how you have helped me in my life, you are the absolute best, Madalyn. You make me happy!

95. Tao Te Ching, Bringing Yoga To Life : The Everyday Practice Of Enlightened Livin The Way of Life, According to Lau Tzu, Witter Bynner; 0399512985; 112 pages; 0.34 pounds; 8.43 x 60 x 39 inches. Rating, Availability, Price http://other-eastern-religions.24books.com.ru/page_6.html

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96. Nepal 98 Slideshow - Start Page beauty of the Khumbu valley, and the thrill of climbing among the highest peaks in the world. The further one travels, the less one knows. Lau Tzu http://www.moon-bounce.com/nepal98/start.html

In October of 1998, we joined Himalayan Guides with the goal of climbing our first Himalayan Peak, Ama Dablam. These photos attempt to capture some of the experience: the richness of the Sherpa people, the lush beauty of the Khumbu valley, and the thrill of climbing among the highest peaks in the world. "The further one travels, the less one knows." -Lau Tzu

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