Some firms are trying to tackle the problem at root.
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Being president is, at root, a sort of public trust.
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For Piketty, rising inequality is at root a political phenomenon.
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I think it is about this special relationship, at root.
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"We need to look at root causes," Dr. Woolf said.
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It can't disappear because it's who we, at root, are.
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Its guiding idea is that political problems at root are spiritual.
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Yes, but: At root, local news closures are an economic problem.
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David R. Martin is the chief data scientist at Root Insurance.
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But the real political problem is, at root, a structural one.
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Impeachment, like much of politics, is at root an act of persuasion.
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Pete Buttigieg: Well, first all we got to look at root causes, right.
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At root, the problem here is an individualized perspective on fixing systemic problems.
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At root the anxiety is: Who is the human here, and who the simulacrum?
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The president's comments reveal that the immigration policies he's advocating are, at root, racist.
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That is because, at root, the debate is not actually about Guardiola at all.
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At root, the question that obsesses these characters is: Why am I not winning?
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At root, robo-advisers' argument against target date funds is that they're out of date.
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The arbitrariness leaves conservatives nonplussed, but it should also force a look at root causes.
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Anti-refugee sentiments, I found, are at root primarily driven by fear of the unknown.
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At root, we protect freedom of expression — even hateful expression — in order to strengthen democratic legitimacy.
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This story, at root, is about what you don't know you're sharing simply by being online.
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Here's the thing: It is absolutely possible that, at root, this is all one big misunderstanding.
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They are, at root, fearful, paranoid, and tribal, which drives the macho posturing and obsession with loyalty.
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"At root these are all conflicts over demographic representation," says Kjetil Tronvoll of Bjorknes University College in Norway.
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He is, at root, a reality star, a rapper who raps about being a brilliant businessman on television.
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The reason for democratic backsliding in the country are, at root, linked to its occupation of Palestinian land.
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At root the party is a protest against a right-of-centre politics that looks too indistinct and uncontested.
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At root, this strategy traces back through Gore to the scientists who first brought climate change to his attention.
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This is one of those debating points that renewable energy critics find very clever, but at root it's just semantics.
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So while the current wave of white nationalist violence is new, it is at root part of something very old.
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Bites The plant-based menu at Root & Bloom, a new spot in the Elmwood Village neighborhood, is delicious and quirky.
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The plague is at root a disease of rodents, and had been endemic among social burrowing rodents in central Asia.
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Theirs sometimes comes across as marginally more nuanced, but at root it's the same: America can, and must, lead the world.
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Clinton is, at root, a litigator, or, more specifically, a deponent looking to avoid saying anything that will trigger an adverse judgment.
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At root, today's fights about Cuban migration turn on old arguments about whether the island is best liberated by openness or isolation.
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At root, what we are talking about is a foreign power engaging in purposeful, strategic and effective cyberwar against the United States.
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The Constitutional Convention of 22019 was convened for what was, at root, a very simple, and uncomfortably familiar, problem: Congress was incompetent.
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A large-scale effort to achieve that would cost much less than a border wall and would actually get at root issues.
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But every moment of distracted driving increases the likelihood of an accident, said Joe Plattenburg, director of telematics data science at Root Insurance.
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At root, the only political considerations permitted into the gun debate are those that exculpate the owners, distributors, and manufacturers of the guns.
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A second involves a strategic readiness review by an independent panel to look at "root causes, accountability, long-term systemic issues," he added.
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At root, people usually vote for president based on a belief that the person they are choosing "gets" them in some fundamental way.
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They are, at root, a natural phemomenon, but scientists who study them say they have become more common and more severe in recent years.
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Or look at Root Insurance, America's first mobile-only insurance firm, which is increasing downloads of its app by nearly 50% month over month.
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At root, the race in Virginia mirrors the unfinished fight of the 2016 Democratic presidential primaries between the pragmatic establishment and the ideological left.
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Labor costs at root of next recessionBut none of these things is the most significant trigger for the next recession, in SocGen&aposs view.
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That's because, at root — as both polls and experiments have demonstrated — Americans who are anxious about immigration aren't anxious that immigrants will take their jobs.
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Every Chinese schoolchild knows that the modern drive for wealth and power is, at root, a means of avenging the Opium Wars and what followed.
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By shedding the concept of "terrorism," and looking at the driving forces behind specific militant acts, we can get at root causes and address them.
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But it is, at root, an enormous tax cut for the very rich, financed by a combination of middle-class tax increases and deficit increases.
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A film, a book, a television program, an album or a painting is, at root, a static artifact that has been created wholly outside its beholder.
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What the audio reminds us is this: At root, the most important part of this border story isn't the parents trying to enter the country illegally.
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At root is a problem affecting much of the world today: How do states maintain control — and a sense of national cohesion — within a global economy?
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As political scholar and Brooklyn College professor Corey Robin has argued at length, conservatism is, at root, an instinct, an impulse, to preserve the prevailing order.
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The documents released Saturday are likely to add kindling to the fire, with the GOP now investigating multiple allegations of bias at root in the Russia investigation.
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The story of coal's decline has been told many times now (see this post for more), but at root, it's not complicated: The industry's product is outmoded.
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But The Favourite's soul feels Lanthimosian to the core, with a dim view of human nature and the sense that human relationships are always, at root, about power.
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The men who traveled to Philadelphia in the summer of 1787 to negotiate what would become America's Constitution were, at root, focused on two separate and conflicting concerns.
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That's because, at root, her campaign remained about France for the French, a vision that promised to dramatically curtail immigration, and even cut it off entirely for a time.
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"Living wills" (plans required by Dodd-Frank for how banks would handle insolvency) cannot solve the problem of too-big-to-fail, which is at root a political phenomenon.
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Answering that fully is complicated, but at root, as Klyza and Sousa write, it is because those visionary laws passed in the '60s and '70s were designed to evolve.
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Donald Trump brags incessantly about his big buildings, his billions, his supermodels and his male endowment, but he is at root as insecure as many of his greatest fans.
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The 43 men who held the job prior to Trump had a very strong sense that the position, at root, was about leading the country to higher moral ground.
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"Lots of people online have talked about plagiarism, but it seems from the legal side that the matter is quite clear — at root there is no plagiaristic behavior," he said.
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"Lots of people online have talked about plagiarism, but it seems from the legal side that the matter is quite clear - at root there is no plagiaristic behavior," he said.
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But trying to rally employees into a feeling of higher purpose at work misses something more fundamental: At root, people want to be compensated well for the work they do.
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The problem of admitting foreigners to the country is, at root, an information problem, not unlike those faced by banks thinking of loaning money, or firms deciding whom to hire.
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As an initial matter, it is worth establishing that what we're talking about, at root, is the availability of good jobs, with benefits, that support the economic vitality of communities.
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The twists that both Ms. Musgraves and the Dixie Chicks provide to country music have been so meaningful because, at root, they're genre traditionalists, loyal to its structures and its mythologies.
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The core questions the incident raises are profound ones: How should journalists think of their jobs in an era when one of America's governing ideologies is, at root, thinly veiled white nationalism?
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At root, the utopian vision of AI-powered information monopolies programmed to advance the cause of social justice makes sense only when you imagine that humans and machines "think" in similar ways.
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You might be familiar with Booth: Perhaps you've gotten the fried chicken at Root & Bone, which has been called "Manhattan's Best," or you might recognize her from season 11 of Top Chef.
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Understanding that we are all, at root, far more alike than we are dissimilar and that caring for one another -- at a basic human level -- is something that transcends our political parties.
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In Trump, the hopelessness and institutional gridlock of our system find their efflorescence; his nihilistic malleability lays bare the fact that all our politicians' supposedly canny pivots are, at root, pivots to nowhere.
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Such debates are, at root, about trust, a commodity that mattered less when China exported tennis shoes and televisions rather than microchips that can keep self-driving cars on the road and planes in the air.
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This is, at root, a novel about how we find things we weren't looking for, and that our best efforts to fix things often mess them up even more, but that it somehow turns out okay anyway.
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Strategies to prevent and reduce the number of cases won't fit into a syringe; rather, they assume the form of interventions like educational and economic empowerment programs aimed at root causes of VAWG, such as gender inequality.
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At root, however, debates about Korea strategy turn on two starkly straightforward questions, spelled out in interviews with serving and former defence and national-security officials, diplomats and spies, including several with personal experience of negotiating with North Korea.
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At root, it is hard to accept that access to food and medical care so coddles recipients that they develop an inappropriate dependency on benefits as the reference to these forms of aid as "welfare" is intended to suggest.
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Everything you need to know about the South Korean presidential scandal Presidential confidante at root of leak scandal Media and opposition parties have accused Choi of using her relationship with Park to accumulate millions of dollars in donations to her foundations.
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Young people have been far too passive about the degree to which their lives are being controlled by commissars of social engineering who pay lip service to liberalism but who are at root Stalinist autocrats who despise and suppress individualism.
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Friston's version of free energy—prediction error—could sound at first as if it were all about cognition, just as Freud's version could sound at first as if it were all about sex, but at root they were both about survival.
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I am, as the children say, low-key psyched for "Batwoman" on the CW. Vicky Ho of the Anchorage Daily News spent six days in Denali National Park and Preserve, climbing and skiing and digging and exploring at Root Canal Glacier.
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You just put out a manifesto inside the company arguing that some large fraction of your colleagues are at root not good enough to do their jobs, and that they're only being kept in their jobs because of some political ideas.
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All of which confirms that as ambitious as her agenda is, Clinton is, at root, a pragmatist who is focused on making the most of the current political atmosphere rather than pinning her hopes on transforming that atmosphere to make more expansive change possible.
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At root, the US-Russia conflict stems from Putin's desire to expand Russian influence at America's expense — tearing at the edges of the American-led global order to make Russia into the same kind of global power it was in the days of the USSR.
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Protecting unborn life must at root mean putting our money where our mouth is: enacting programs and policies that make it easier for millions of women to choose life, from pre- and postnatal care to delivery to high-quality child care and education and beyond.
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At root was a dilemma that has vexed news outlets since Trump took office: He is president, which traditionally guarantees coverage, but he also frequently makes claims that aren't supported by facts — particularly when it comes to the subject of his Tuesday night speech, immigration.
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It's the broader idea -- which the NRA and lots of Republican elected officials push -- that, at root, any attempt to make gun laws stricter amounts to the first step on a slippery slope that eventually leads to liberals coming to your house and confiscating your guns.
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And the campaign against "sanctuary cities" that both Sessions's and Kelly's departments are pursuing is designed, at root, to reduce the autonomy of local police chiefs who don't believe that actively helping the federal government round up unauthorized immigrants will aid public safety in their communities.
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As "God Bless America" celebrates its 100th birthday this summer, anyone who sings it should remember that it began as — and at root will always be — a love song to this country from an immigrant grateful to have been given a chance at a new life.
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At root, this is a disagreement about how the deferred action programs actually work: whether immigration agents actually have the leeway to reject applications for any reason (policy-like) or whether the Obama administration has dictated that anyone who meets the standards should get protection (rule-like).
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But the ways in which Harris and his ilk have dealt with the Trump presidency -- from Charlottesville to "s-hole countries" to this latest incident -- speak to the deep peril in abandoning all principles in an effort to survive politically: If you aren't willing to take a stand for something, what, at root, do you believe in?
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Chairman Ron JohnsonRonald (Ron) Harold JohnsonGOP senators call for Barr to release full results of Epstein investigation FBI Agents Association calls on Congress to make 'domestic terrorism' a federal crime Senators renew request for domestic threats documents from FBI, DOJ after shootings MORE (R-Wis.) stated in his opening remarks that the committee would not, on that day, be looking at root causes of the crisis.
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As boys, both Charles and Frank worked at Root & Keating's tannery.
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" Los Angeles Times. 7 December 2001. 2 June 2012."Arafat at root of ongoing problem.
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The superuser's home directory on older systems was `/`, but on many newer systems it is located at `/root` (Linux, BSD), or `/var/root` (Mac OS X).
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The nematode feeds as an ectoparasite, most often at the site of cell division and elongation of the root (Huang and Becker, 1997). The long stylet allows the nematode to feed on the inner cortex and endodermis. The feeding at root tips causes root abbreviation and stunting (Crow and Han, 2005). In corn roots swelling at root tips may occur due to repeated attempts by the plant to produce new root branches.
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He was released from the Navy Reserve. Upon leaving the Department of the Navy in 1946, Wemple became a partner at Root, Ballantine, Harlan, Bushby, & Palmer (the predecessor firm of Dewey Ballantine).
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Arab militia use 'rape camps' for ethnic cleansing of Sudan. Telegraph. May 30, 2004. The Darfur conflict has been described by some as a racial matter.Racism at root of Sudan's Darfur crisis. Csmonitor.com.
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At root, there is a conceptual issue about the nature of mental illness. Critical psychiatry and postpsychiatry maintain that psychiatry can be practiced without postulating brain pathology as the basis for functional mental illness.
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Landing skid. ::EoN Type 5 Olympia 2: Fixed monowheel. ::EoN Type 5 Olympia 3: Jettisonable dolly wheels and skid. ::EoN Type 5 Olympia 4: New wing section, NACA 643618 at root, NACA 643421 at tip.
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Any node in the data structure can be reached by starting at root node and repeatedly following references to either the left, mid or right child. Ternary trees are used to implement Ternary search trees and Ternary heaps.
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The unit he served with was the 149th Pennsylvania Infantry. Following this, Bliss went on another concert tour, but this failed. He was, however, offered a position at Root and Cady Musical Publishers, at a salary of $150 per month. Bliss worked with this company from 1865 until 1873.
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James P. Kranz Jr. was an American lawyer and director of the Pioneer Fund (1948). Kranz graduated from University of the South, then earned his law degree at Harvard Law School. Like other Pioneer Fund director John Marshall Harlan II, Kranz practiced at Root, Clark, Buckner, Howland and Ballantine.
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145, Ouyang Xiu. Xin Wudaishi. Vol. 4 Paraphrasing a passage from Sima Guang's Zizhi Tongjian, Zuev states that "Shatuo is originally (or, at root, 本 běn) a Zhuxie tribe";Zizhi Tongjian, vol. 223 "沙陀姓朱耶，世居沙陀磧，因以為名。" tr.
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Historic structures under threat include Stonebraker Ranch and cabins, outbuildings and the Chamberlain USFS Airport at the Chamberlain Guard Station. At this time, the Chamberlain USFS Airport was closed. As of August 20, fire crews had begun evaluating structure protection at Root Ranch. The fire had burned by the evening.
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Towards the end of King James's reign Marco Antonio de Dominis analysed the views of the Church of England and Roman Catholic Church, concluding that, excepting the views of the Puritans, they were at root compatible. He did make a further qualification, about the extreme Calvinism of some of the bishops.
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Green arrows indicate tooth decay. Blue arrows indicate abscess at root of tooth. The infection at the root of the tooth can travel through bone and infect surrounding soft tissue. Mouth infections are usually diagnosed on history and physical exam in the dental office or at a clinic visit with an otolaryngologist.
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Longacre, 2003, p. 176.Tremain, 1904, p. 232. According to Volume 5, "Confederate Military History," by former Confederate Brigadier General Ellison Capers, Jacob David Felder of Bamberg, South Carolina, a private in Company H, Hampton's Legion, fired the fatal shot at Root after Root had fired at Felder first and narrowly missed.Evans, Clement A., ed.
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The officers in charge were cleared of guilt. The report stated that the cause of the explosion could not be determined, but implied that a mistake made by the enlisted men in the handling of the ordnance was most likely at root. No mention was made of the men's lack of training in the handling of explosives.Allen, The Port Chicago Mutiny, 71.
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The criticism that the poet sacrificed the sublime nature of the great characters like Krishna and Arjuna. The poet has natural tendency to dilute the expression, caring more for the common man. He is familiar with the idioms and proverbs familiar to him in the daily life. This may be main reason for the success of his play at root level of the audience.
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Emory Roy Buckner (August 7, 1877—March 11, 1941) was a prominent U.S. lawyer who served as the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, where he gained a reputation as one of the greatest prosecutors in American history. During his time at Root, Clark & Bird (which subsequently became Dewey Ballantine), he was also one of the architects of modern Wall Street's legal culture.
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The ethnic conflict in Darfur has been persistent, with Arab racism at its roots.Makau Mutua, "Racism at root of Sudan's Darfur crisis." CSMonitor, July 14, 2004 Darfur is home to six million people and several dozen tribes. Darfur is split into two: "those who claim Black 'African' descent and primarily practice sedentary agriculture, and those who claim 'Arab' descent and are mostly semi nomadic livestock herders".
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Abu Yusuf Yaqub may have turned the Marinids into the pre-eminent Muslim power of the region – certainly stronger than the Nasrids of Granada, the Abdalwadid of Tlemcen or the Hafsids of Ifriqiya. But they remained, at root, a tribal dynasty, and without the kind of religious authority or prestige the Almoravids or the Almohads enjoyed, the Marinid chances of replicating their empires over the Maghreb and Spain were fatally circumscribed.
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In 1928, Harlan married Ethel Andrews, who was the daughter of Yale history professor Charles McLean Andrews. This was the second marriage for her. Ethel was originally married to a New York architect Henry K. Murphy, who was twenty years her elder. After Ethel divorced Murphy in 1927, her brother John invited her to a Christmas party at Root, Clark, Buckner & Howland, where she was introduced to John Harlan.
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Tacitus calls him a sectator quaestoris, where sectator, meaning at root "follower," must be the same as Pliny's comes. Curtius is said to have "grown up" (adolevit), implying that he was a youth. There is no indication that he had been to Rome yet. Apparently he had found his way from Marseilles to Africa, where running out of money (tenuis) he found a position on the quaestor's staff.
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On 23 April, Qayaas released their debut studio album Uss Paar, which was recorded at Root Gate Studios and released by BIY Records, throughout the country.Qayaas Album Launch Retrieved on 27 May 2011. The album was critically acclaimed and received many favourable reviews from critics, Instep magazine gave the album a 3.5/5 rating.Qayaas’s debut album goes the whole nine yards and then some Retrieved on 27 May 2011.
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Artemidorus' method is, at root, analogical. He writes that dream interpretation is "nothing other than the juxtaposition of similarities" (2.25). But like other types of Greek divination, including astrology, celestial divination and pallomancy, Greek dream divination (Oneiromancy) became exceedingly complex, a given dream subject to a number of interpretations depending on secondary considerations, such as the age, sex, and status of the dreamer. At other times, subtle distinctions within the dream itself are significant.
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Saturated hydraulic conductivity measures soil permeability when the soil is saturated. When looking at root zone residence time factor it was found that a prolonged duration of saturated conditions in the root zone has the possibility to cause damage to perennial crops. If the soil causes a bud break it is more likely that the crop will become damaged. Most crops are not able to withstand long periods of saturated conditions in the root zone.
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A wavelet tree contains a bitmap representation of a string. If we know the alphabet set, then the exact string can be inferred by tracking bits down the tree. To find the letter at ith position in the string :- If the ith element at root is 0, we move to the left child, else we move to the right child. Now our index in the child node is the rank of the respective bit in the parent node.
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On 2 January 2011, Qayaas released the music video of their single "Umeed" directed by Shandana Sarmad. On 23 April, Qayaas released their debut studio album Uss Paar, which was recorded at Root Gate Studios and released by BIY Records, throughout the country.Qayaas Album Launch Retrieved on 27 May 2011. The album was critically acclaimed and received many favourable reviews from critics.Qayaas’s debut album goes the whole nine yards and then some Retrieved on 27 May 2011.
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Strabo reported that Pytheas said he "travelled over the whole of Britain that was accessible".Geographica Book II.4.1. Because there is scant first hand sources available regarding Pytheas's journey, historians have looked at the etymology for clues about the route he took up the north Atlantic. The word epelthein, at root "come upon", does not imply any specific method, and Pytheas did not elaborate. He did use the word "whole" and he stated a perimetros ("perimeter") of more than 40,000 stadia.
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Lumpkin became concerned with righting what she saw as her earlier political wrong and returned to the teachings of the Bible. She became a frequent speaker in churches and joined the anti-Communist Christians.Lumpkin Family History at Root Cellar On April 2, 1953, Lumpkin testified before the Permanent Subcommittee of Investigations of the Senate Committee on Government Operations. She was then living on Gramercy Park in New York City and working as a proofreader for a printing firm called the Golden Eagle Press.
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In most essentials Margaret remained an Englishwoman in attitude and outlook, and at root she genuinely desired a better understanding between the land of her birth and her adopted home. Necessity demanded an alliance with Albany and the French faction, especially after the devastating border wars with England in the early 1520s. But no sooner was Albany off the scene than she set about organising a party of her own. In 1524, the Regent was finally removed from power in a simple but effective coup d'état.
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Monte Carlo methods have been developed into a technique called Monte-Carlo tree search that is useful for searching for the best move in a game. Possible moves are organized in a search tree and many random simulations are used to estimate the long-term potential of each move. A black box simulator represents the opponent's moves. The Monte Carlo tree search (MCTS) method has four steps: #Starting at root node of the tree, select optimal child nodes until a leaf node is reached.
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Ellingson received a BA in Studio Art from Scripps College and an MFA from CalArts. She is the recipient of the Fleishhacker Foundation Eureka Fellowship and the Artadia Grant to Individual Artists and has been awarded fellowships at the MacDowell Colony, the Ucross Foundation, and the Civitella Ranieri Foundation. She taught at the San Francisco Art Institute from 2000-2011, attaining the rank of Associate Professor. Since 2011, she has served on the Board of Directors at Root Division, a visual arts non-profit in San Francisco.
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Thurman married his lifelong partner Frances Longan Arnold on September 4, 1917. They had two children, Thurman Jr. and George, both of whom enjoyed successful careers in the law. Nebraskan "Hugh Cox, famous as Thurman Arnold's chief deputy" and also as an early partner at Root Clark & Bird (later Root, Clark, Buckner & Ballantine; later Dewey Ballantine, later Dewey & LeBouef) was attorney for Donald Hiss, brother of Alger Hiss. Both Cox and Hiss were partners at Covington & Burling, where he was called the "perfect advocate") during the Hiss-Chambers Case.
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Christie and Johnson disagreed in their interpretation of the findings, with Johnson saying that "His [Christy's] ... hysterical, extreme statements in summary fashion [condemned] the whole government and [called] everything slavery, slave dealing, slave traffic, etc." At root was a disagreement over whether the abuses could be remedied under black self-rule, with Christy eventually coming round to Johnson's view that the country should remain independent. Although much of the work was done by the other team members, some felt that it was important to Christy to take most of the credit.
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The root user can do many things an ordinary user cannot, such as changing the ownership of files and binding to network ports numbered below 1024. The name root may have originated because root is the only user account with permission to modify the root directory of a Unix system. This directory was originally considered to be root's home directory, but the UNIX Filesystem Hierarchy Standard now recommends that root's home be at `/root`. The first process bootstrapped in a Unix-like system, usually called init, runs with root privileges.
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WAVE Trust (Worldwide Alternatives to ViolencE) was formed in 1996 and registered as an international educational charity with the Charity Commission for England and Wales under Number 1080189 in 1999. The charity is dedicated to reducing the key root causes of interpersonal violence: child neglect and maltreatment. The method used is a business strategy approach to identify and then tackle these problems at root cause level. WAVE's fundamental message is that most family violence and maltreatment can be prevented by known, economically viable programmes to break damaging family cycles.
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The term prescientific means at root "relating to an era before science existed". For example, traditional medicine existed for thousands of years before medical science did, and thus many aspects of it can be described as prescientific. In a related sense, protoscientific topics (such as the alchemy of Newton's day) can be called prescientific, in which case the proto- and pre- labels can function more or less synonymously (the latter focusing more sharply on the idea that nothing but science is science). Compare fringe science, which is considered highly speculative or even strongly refuted.
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Anarchism would instead create a political system without the Nation-State where communities are self-governing on the local level. The achievement of home-rule, or political self-determination, is therefore a precondition for and a consequence of anarchism. At root then, the anarchist objection to Irish nationalism is that nationalists use reprehensible means to demand far too little. Still, anarchists seek to learn from and examine the liberatory aspects of the struggle for Irish independence and the W.S.M. includes a demand for complete British withdrawal from Northern Ireland in its platform.
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In the years after Disraeli's death, as Salisbury began his reign of more than twenty years over the Conservatives, the party emphasised the late leader's "One Nation" views, that the Conservatives at root shared the beliefs of the working classes, with the Liberals the party of the urban élite. Disraeli had, for example, stressed the need to improve the lot of the urban labourer. The memory of Disraeli was used by the Conservatives to appeal to the working classes, with whom he was said to have had a rapport.Blake (1967), pp.
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Results from taste tests have been mixed. In a taste test conducted by a local Westchester, New York magazine, tasters noted that the Mexican Coke had "a more complex flavor with an ineffable spicy and herbal note", and that it contained something "that darkly hinted at root beer or old-fashioned sarsaparilla candies". However, participants in a different double-blind taste test overwhelmingly preferred American Coca-Cola. Participants in taste tests conducted by Coca-Cola and others reported no perceptible differences in flavor between American Coke and the Mexican formulation.
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She deals with the living and working in New Delhi during the political upheaval of the Emergency and is divided between two worlds, one representing her ideals and longing for progression and the other that embodies her upper- crust, conservative culture. From these two characters branch off numerous other tales, which provide a deep and thorough overview of life for all people during this critical historical period. At root of these stories lies the duplicitous role of women in the dynamic, chaotic, new India of the mid 20th century.
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They are not branched, but as new plants can form at root tips, a tightly packed cluster of stems may give the appearance of branching. The rhizomes are covered in dark brown, narrowly triangular scales, from long and from 0.2 to 0.4 millimeters across, with untoothed edges. They are strongly clathrate (bearing a lattice- like pattern). The stipe (the stalk of the leaf, below the blade) is dark brown to purplish-black and shiny at the base, gradually turning dull green as it ascends to the leaf blade.
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The term "psychasthenia" is historically associated primarily with the work of Pierre Janet, who divided the neuroses into the psychasthenias and the hysterias, discarding the term "neurasthenia" since it implied a neurological theory where none existed.Ellenberger (1970), p. 375; Janet (1903) Whereas the hysterias involved at their source a narrowing of the field of consciousness, the psychasthenias involved at root a disturbance in the fonction du reél ('function of reality'), a kind of weakness in the ability to attend to, adjust to, and synthesise one's changing experience (cf. executive functions in today's empiricist psychologies).
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She always had an interest in living in a more natural way and eat healthier than how she ate growing up. After taking her first yoga class, McGill knew that it was something that she wanted to incorporate into her lifestyle. She became certified to teach yoga in 2004 in Koh Samui, Thailand with Paul Dallaghan, an Ashtangi from Ireland, and studied meditation, Sanskrit, history and philosophy. In between touring with Beyoncé, McGill has been teaching yoga at Root Whole Body in Portland, Oregon since moving there in 2007 when she wanted a more peaceful environment.
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51-63, Education & Cultural Survival, received by, Edna Ahgeak MacLean, PhD, president Illiksagvik College His culture-based curriculum is also called Democracy Reaches the Kids, for which the US government awarded its highest endorsement, the E11 visa.‘Evidence of Extraordinary Ability,’ Jeansch Immigration Law Firm, p. 2 Meegan accepted the E11, an honorary citizenship from Barrow, and left Alaska with the gift of 100-year-old sacred eagle feather. Also the lesson that, at root, modern schooling is acting as a ‘cultural destruction agent,’ which can be corrected by a ‘snowroots’ demonstration led by one person.
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This political capitalism works against smaller scale capitalism or other uses of the state or against other alliances of labor. Schnaiberg called the 'acceleration' of the treadmill this degradative political support for monopoly capitalism's expansion. This acceleration he felt was at root merely an informal alliance—based solely on the propaganda from monopoly capital and the state that worker consumption can only be achieved through further capitalist consolidation. However, Schnaiberg felt that environmental damage caused by state-political and labor-supported capitalist expansion may cause a decline both in the state's funding as well as worker livelihood.
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Her experimental film shot entirely on the Snapchat application, Shelly (2019) and won the award for Best Experimental Film at the 2020 Brussels Independent Film Festival. Her curation experiences includes The Greek Play with Elastic Future (an experimental theatre company) at Root Division, San Francisco, Collision part of the 11th anniversary Mission Creek Music and Arts Festival at The LAB, Cut-Up: Contemporary Collage and Cut-Up Histories Through a Feminist Lens at Franklin Street Works and others. Vida is an Adjunct Assistant Professor in the MFA program in Studio Art at Maine College of Art (MECA).
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St Huberts RC Church The Roman Catholic Church church of St. Hubert's was built to the design of Edward Pugin, from, it is believed, the winnings of the racehorse Kettledrum owned by Colonel Charles Towneley of Towneley Hall, Burnley in the 1861 Epsom Derby The Toweneley stud was at Root Farm. The Towneleys' agent and patron of St Hubert's, Richard Eastwood, is entombed outside the front entrance to the church. The church was opened on 2 May 1865 by Richard Roskell of Roman Catholic Bishop of Nottingham. The medieval font was originally from the ancient church at Burholme near Whitewell.
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Tall, red- headed, and fiery, she was a visionary leader who understood how the human and civil rights concerns of individuals with any given disability were, at root, similar to those of persons with other disabilities. Others on the ACCD board during the formative years included Frederick Schreiber, executive director of the National Association of the Deaf (United States); Roger Petersen, of the American Council of the Blind; and Gini Laurie, editor of the Rehabilitation Gazette; as well as Starkloff, Heumann and Fay. Only Laurie was not a person with a disability. From 1974 to mid-1976, ACCD was a volunteer organization.
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See also Gillies and Pear (eds), p. 107 His convictions of Nordic superiority eventually led Grainger, in letters to friends, to express his views in crudely racial and anti-Semitic terms; the music historian David Pear describes Grainger as, "at root, a racial bigot of no small order".Gillies and Pear (eds), pp. 4–6 Grainger made further trips to Europe in 1925 and 1927, collecting more Danish folk music with the aid of the octogenarian ethnologist Evald Tang Kristensen; this work formed the basis of the Suite on Danish Folksongs of 1928–30. He also visited Australia and New Zealand, in 1924 and again in 1926.
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In a system of mixed funding, public culture can nurture the arts groups and cultural activities that contribute to individual self-worth and community definition even if counting for less in the economic bottom-line. At root, a cultural policy is about creating public spheres that are not dependent upon profit motives nor validated by commercial values. As political democracy is dependent upon the existence of civil society and socio-economic pluralism, cultural policy stands as an essential public commitment in realizing these fundamental preconditions. One of the available and yet underappreciated tools in cultural policy at the national level is the reduction of VAT rates for cultural goods and services.
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A more modernized version of gwo ka is gwo ka moderne, which adds new instruments ranging from conga or djembe drums and chimes to electric bass guitar. At root, however, these styles all use the same fundamental seven rhythms as folk gwo ka. Zouk legends Kassav' played an important role in the modernization of gwo ka, giving urban credibility to a style that was seen as backward and unsophisticated; they initially played in a gro ka format, using songs from the gwo ka Carnival tradition of mas a St. Jean and even placing an homage to traditionalist drumming legend Velo on their earlier albums.Ledesma and Scaramuzzo, pgs.
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Olympia 2 BBH/BGA834 at the Vintage Glider Rally at Camphill, 2011 Data from Ellison, 1971Ellison, pp.110-114 ;EoN Type 5 Olympia 1:Improved Olympia-Meise. Landing skid. ;EoN Type 5 Olympia 2:Fixed monowheel. ;EoN Type 5 Olympia 3: Jestisonable dolly wheels and skid. ;EoN Type 5 Olympia 4: New wing section, NACA 643618 at root, 643421 at tip ;EoN Type 5 Olympia 401: Revised 4, with new nose and square-cut empennage. shorter. ;EoN Type 5 Olympia 402: As 4, modified for 1956 World Gliding Championships with span. ;EoN Type 6 Olympia 403: 1957 development of Olympia 402, with strengthened and shortened fuselage ().
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The elements of classical architecture have been applied in radically different architectural contexts than those for which they were developed, however. For example, Baroque or Rococo architecture are styles which, although classical at root, display an architectural language very much in their own right. During these periods, architectural theory still referred to classical ideas but rather less sincerely than during the Renaissance. The Palladian architecture developed from the style of the Venetian architect Andrea Palladio (1508–1580) had a great influence long after his death, above all in Britain, where it was adopted for many of the grander buildings of the Georgian architecture of the 18th and early 19th century.
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Boniface VIII and his cardinals. Illustration of a 14th-century edition of the Decretals Papal primacy, also known as the primacy of the bishop of Rome, is a Christian ecclesiological doctrine concerning the respect and authority that is due to the pope from other bishops and their episcopal sees. English academic and Catholic priest Aidan Nichols wrote that "at root, only one issue of substance divides the Eastern Orthodox and the Catholic Churches, and that is the issue of the primacy." The French Eastern Orthodox researcher Jean- Claude Larchet wrote that together with the Filioque controversy, differences in interpretation of this doctrine have been and remain the primary causes of schism between the Catholic Church and the Eastern Orthodox Church.
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It was in Brussels that Marx first began to shape the concept of historical materialism—the idea that underlying fundamental changes in political history was a corresponding economic struggle between ruling and oppressed classes which was at root of these structural transformations. Marx began work upon a book detailing his new philosophy of history, entitled The German Ideology.Churbanov, "Preface" to Marx-Engels Collected Works: Volume 5, p. xiv. In connection with this project, Marx wrote a terse 11-point set of observations and epigrams regarding the ideas of Ludwig Feuerbach, a fellow Young Hegelian philosopher regarded by him as the most modern exponent of materialism, albeit one whom Marx believed had failed to draw fully satisfactory political conclusions from his philosophical insights.
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However, jurist Hackney explains the portrayal is inaccurate; in cases where legal title is passed to a bona fide purchaser for value without notice, it is not so much that equity has any great affection for the purchaser – it is simply that equity refuses to intervene to preserve any rights held by the former beneficial owner of the property. The relationship between the courts of equity and the BFP is at root characterised as, geared toward the BFP, with benign neglect of the old owner(s). However, equity allows a proven BFP to claim for a full legal conveyance from former legal owner, failing which the court itself will convey title. In the United States, the patent law codifies the bona fide purchaser rule, .
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Schellenberg's work has centered around developing a comprehensive account of the epistemological and phenomenological role of perception. Her view shows how the epistemic force of experience is grounded in employing perceptual capacities that we possess by virtue of being perceivers Schellenberg has also developed an account of the nature of perceptual content that suggests a new way to understand singular modes of presentation, arguing that perceptual experience is at root both relational and representational. In addition to her main areas of interest, Schellenberg has also written papers on topics such as inferential semantics, the philosophy of Gottlob Frege, and imagination. Much of Schellenberg's work to- date has focused on reconciling apparently contradictory viewpoints on topics in the philosophy of mind.
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Yogin with six chakras Chapter 3 of the text describes a tantra process to energize the chakras. With the heels pressed at the anal opening, raise your breathing from the “Muladhara chakra” (located just below spinal cord) towards the "Svāḍhishthāna" (located near the genital organ), circumambulate there three times, then raise it to the “Maṇipūraka” (solarplexes or navel chakra). The yogi then raises the breath to the “Anāhata” (located in the heart), cross it and then having placed “prana” (life force) in “Viśuḍḍhi” (throat chakra at root of the neck), then lead the breath to “Ājñā” (third-eye chakra between the two eyebrows), and contemplate on Brahmarandhra (the thousand petalled crown chakra, which is located at the top of the head). Thus must the Yogin begin meditating, "The three matras (Om, Brahman) is me".
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The release of the single began to create a cult following for the band, the following year the song "Mera Wana" by the band featured on the compilation album, Metal Asia Compilation in 2010, composed of metal music from throughout Asia. Soon afterwards, the band released second music video "Pukaar" which was dedicated to the 2010 Pakistan flood victims and then went on recording and releasing their debut studio album Uss Paar in 2011, which was recorded at Root Gate Studios and released by BIY Records, throughout the country. The album was critically acclaimed and received many favourable reviews from critics. The success of the album led the band to become the first band from Pakistan to be invited to perform at one of the biggest and most prestigious music festivals in America called SXSW.
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Much of the Gospel of Philip is dedicated to a discussion of marriage as a sacred mystery, and two passages directly refer to Mary Magdalene and her close relationship with Jesus: In different places in the Gospel of Philip, Mary Magdalene is called Jesus's companion, partner or consort, using Coptic variants of the word koinônos (κοινωνός), of Greek origin, or the word hôtre, of Egyptian origin. In this passage koinônos is used. Koinônos has a range of possible meanings: at root, it denotes a "person engaged in fellowship or sharing with someone or in something", but what exactly a koinônos "can share with his or her partner can take many forms, ranging from a common enterprise or experience to a shared business". In the Bible, koinônos is sometimes used to refer to a spouse (; cf.
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The Perth Agreement is an agreement made by the prime ministers of those sixteen countries of the Commonwealth of Nations which retain the Westminster model of constitutional monarchy ("the Commonwealth realms"). The document agreed that the governments of the realms would amend their laws concerning the succession to the British throne (and ancillary matters). The institutional and constitutional principles of Commonwealth realms are greatly and at root shared equally as enacted in the Statute of Westminster 1931. The changes, in summary, comprised: replacing male-preference primogeniture ― under which males take precedence over females in the royal succession ― with absolute primogeniture (which does not distinguish sex as a succession criterion); ending disqualification of any person who had married Roman Catholics; and that only six people closest to the throne require the monarch's permission to marry.
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A more modernized version of gwo ka is gwo ka moderne, which adds new instruments ranging from conga or djembe drums and chimes to electric bass guitar. At root, however, these styles all use the same fundamental seven rhythms as folk gwo ka. Zouk legends Kassav' played an important role in the modernization of gwo ka, giving urban credibility to a style that was seen as backward and unsophisticated; they initially played in a gro ka format, using songs from the gwo ka Carnival tradition of mas a St. Jean and even placing an homage to traditionalist drumming legend Velo on their earlier albums. Gwo ka moderne artists include Pakala Percussion, Van Lévé and Poukoutan'n, alongside more pop-influenced musicians like Marcel Magnat and Ti Celeste, while Gerard Hubert and others have fused gwo ka with zouk.
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Wedlock, her second book, was published in 2009, and detailed the abusive second marriage of Mary Eleanor Bowes, Countess of Strathmore, great-great-great-great-grandmother of Queen Elizabeth II. Bowes' second husband, an Irish soldier who conned her into matrimony and then pursued her after their separation, is said to have inspired Thackeray's The Luck of Barry Lyndon. The Washington Post columnist Jonathan Yardley stated that Moore "writes lively and literate prose... She has done a heroic amount of research, bringing her characters to life with singular verisimilitude and portraying 18th-century courtship and marriage in full detail, never forgetting that although Mary Eleanor Bowes was uncommonly privileged and wealthy, at root her lot was that of every other woman of her day." Describing the book as "meticulously researched", The Guardians Katie Toms believed it was "ripe for film adaptation." Wedlock was also reviewed by The Independent, The Daily Telegraph, and The New York Times, among others.
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At the 2009 G8 Summit in L'Aquila, Italy, President of the United States Barack Obama announced a $10.15 billion commitment over 3 years to an initiative that would focus on reducing hunger and poverty in developing countries in Sub-Saharan Africa and South East Asia. The United States and other G8 and G-20 countries committed a total of over 20 billion USD. The intent of the international commitment was to address food insecurity and poverty in a more comprehensive way; international efforts include supporting country-led plans for change, looking at root causes of food insecurity and poverty, increasing coordination with and the use of multi-lateral institutions, and approaching issues with the goal of increased sustainability and accountability The United States' State Department, the coordinating agency for the Obama Administration's initiative on global hunger and food security, released the Global Hunger and Food Security Initiative Consultation Document on September 28, 2009. The document provided an overview of the initiative's priorities and strategy; in May 2010 the initiative was renamed "Feed the Future" and a new set of strategy documents and country and regional implementation guides were issued.
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The Cold War was starting, and Soviet challenges were seen in every leftist movement. But the reformers were at root nationalists, not communists, and the issue that galvanized them above all others was the control of oil." The belief that oil was the central motivator behind the coup has been echoed in the popular media by authors such as Robert Byrd, Alan Greenspan, and Ted Koppel. Middle East political scientist Mark Gasiorowski states that while, on the face of it, there is considerable merit to the argument that U.S. policymakers helped U.S. oil companies gain a share in Iranian oil production after the coup, "it seems more plausible to argue that U.S. policymakers were motivated mainly by fears of a communist takeover in Iran, and that the involvement of U.S. companies was sought mainly to prevent this from occurring. The Cold War was at its height in the early 1950s, and the Soviet Union was viewed as an expansionist power seeking world domination. Eisenhower had made the Soviet threat a key issue in the 1952 elections, accusing the Democrats of being soft on communism and of having 'lost China.
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Anarchist Panther Zine issue 1 Ashanti thus sees value in the Nation of Islam where it acts as a force for good by helping black people in America stand up for themselves and demand equality, but also recognizes the negative impacts of the N.O.I.'s approach and urges the black community to stand up and speak out against the N.O.I. and other black nationalist groups where they cross the line from pride in self to promoting the domination of other individuals, groups and identities. He is also strongly critical of the larger anarchist movements tendency to throw the proverbial baby out with the bathwater and dismiss black nationalism and other national liberation struggles out of hand. At root, the basic difference between anarchism and anti-state nationalism is that in nationalism the primary political unit is the nation, or ethnic group, whereas in an anarchist system the primary political unit is the local community or the place where labor occurs. Post-colonial anarchism is therefore clearly distinct from any form of nationalism in that it does not seek to make the nation a political unit - let alone the primary political unit.
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