The hope at least that Bannon was the bad apple in the barrel, and all it's going to take is another bad apple to pop up.
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If Flynn had been an unexpectedly bad apple, this episode might pass like any other, but he was a known bad apple in an administration that's full of them.
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But truly there wasn't a bad apple in the case.
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But he is a classic bad apple spoiling the bunch.
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One bad apple doesn't spoil the bunch -- and all that.
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Is it possible there is a bad apple or two?
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One bad apple in a bunch has been weeded out.
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And the bad apple didn't fall far from the Trump tree.
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It's too bad Apple is helping AT&T with this iOS update.
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Your odds are you're going to have a bad apple in there.
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In this case ... one bad apple did NOT spoil the whole bunch.
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Too bad Apple is most excited to highlight stuff created by brands.
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But to survive, he may have to push this bad apple away.
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We have lots of fun posing for pictures and making bad apple puns.
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"One bad apple can then undermine its system and its credibility," she said.
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If there is a bad apple over there, I surely want to uncover them.
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It essentially tries to eliminate a scenario where someone bites into a bad apple.
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For her friend, it was the Bad Apple, with Calvados, mezcal, and rose vermouth.
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Despite the push for its "Breaking Bad," Apple is not only interested in adult content.
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Just one bad habit can be the bad apple that spoils a dozen good ones.
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"They weren't bad apple guys, per say," says Cholodenko, who directed the first three episodes.
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You can tell it's happening because the passive voice bobs up like a bad apple.
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By now, everyone is familiar with how horrifically bad Apple Maps was in the beginning.
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The bad apple will soon rot the whole orchard if it isn't taken care of.
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Although the majority of my clients are good people, there is the occasional bad apple.
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" Ms. Hoover said, "I have more faith that our system can withstand a bad apple.
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He uses the "bad apple" argument that wrongdoing is the result of a few individuals.
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"If you put one bad apple in a bunch, it's going to spoil the whole batch."
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Donaghy was called a bad apple, a cancer to be excised from an otherwise healthy league.
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But just because there's one bad apple doesn't mean in Russia there are all bad apples.
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The big boss might be one bad apple, but the whole enterprise is an apple pie.
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At the very least, the Halifax video shows that not every police officer is a bad apple.
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He's an example of a bad apple that makes politicians -- and, to be honest, people -- look bad.
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If a bad apple at work is unkind to you, chances are they're mean to others, too.
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The best part is the whole cast is sweet and supportive … not one bad apple in the bunch.
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But this was a unique case—Aaron Driver turned out to be a bad apple in the bunch.
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The Osmonds had a No. 1 pop single with "One Bad Apple," produced by Mr. Hall in 1970.
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One contributor to the receipts problem is that businesses can't weed out every bad apple during the hiring process.
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He was duly sacked—as a fall guy, the president's critics say; as a lone bad apple, he insists.
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HomePod sales are apparently so bad Apple Stores have a stockpile of unsold inventory and have recently cut orders.
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A colorblind time when white officers were the avatars of good ol' intentions, except for that one bad apple.
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What&aposs at risk is here making Peter Strzok the bad guys so that he&aposs just a bad apple.
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He skulks around, the bad apple who goes from town to town abusing women, smashing his fists into saloon doors.
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"The university is framing it as a bad apple situation, but it's really symptomatic of a larger problem," he said.
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You're never made to question whether you might also be a bad apple from a tree that might just be poisonous.
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"I think the majority of them are superb nice people, but you always have a bad apple or two," he said.
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To help you remember just how bad Apple Maps was in 2012, we've included, below, a little walk down memory lane.
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He's an innocent scapegoat who will get smeared as a "bad apple" by a corporation that off-loads its real crimes.
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It's not pleasant to have to fire or discipline someone, but leaders don't want to risk one bad apple spoiling the bunch.
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He is a bad apple extraordinaire, a man whose personal compulsions operated on such a scale that they distorted entire firms, entire industries.
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"It is important to understand that this is not the isolated act of one crazy bad apple," Baskin wrote on Big Cat Rescue's website.
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The less likely a bad apple is to create chaos, the more likely consumer drones will survive long enough to positively impact the world.
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Critical mass means a lot of things, but there is enough of this that I can't see it as a bad apple problem anymore.
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We're all pretty cool cucumbers and there isn't a bad apple in the bunch, so I think we're all able to just appreciate the moment.
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"It is important to understand that this is not the isolated act of one crazy bad apple," Baskin said in a statement at the time.
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Bad apple: Secretary of Education Betsy Devos is pushing for character development in school, which is code for cracking down on minorities and students with disabilities.
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"We have to recognize that this is not the occasional bad apple but a structural sectorwide problem," Watkins told the House of Commons International Development Committee.
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Detecting one bad apple might raise a red flag about all members of a group of applicants, leading to rejection, deportation, or at a minimum heightened scrutiny.
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Sure, there'll be a bad apple, there'll be a bad thing happen and it ends up on the news for two weeks and everybody hates the police.
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He was not an isolated bad apple: Chile's national prosecutor's office announced this week that it is investigating 36 accusations of sexual abuse by clergy and church employees.
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Sandford has been working on Lucas for more than two dozen books, and by now Lucas can handle just about anything, including a group of bad-apple mercenaries.
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Picking a bad apple or a mistake and holding it up as the rule rather than the exception -- when you know it's the other way around -- is deeply cynical.
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BlackKklansman gives its white audience an out: Most any white audience member is going to find their avatar in these folks, the good cops who toss the bad apple.
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The Democrats have a very different view, arguing that the rule is merely designed to prevent bad-apple advisers from prioritizing their financial interests above those of their clients.
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Airbnb says repeatedly that it has the odd bad apple, and every now and then it'll throw a few people off the platform so it makes the company look better.
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US workers feel those costs, too: In a system where unauthorized immigrants aren't encouraged to come forward, bad-apple employers can get away with paying all their employees pittance wages.
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Owlish, fierce, preternaturally wise, her dad's biggest headache as well as the bad apple of his eye, fallen for awhile right under the tree, Lockwood is an Athena-ish heroine.
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Individuals who filed these suits typically claimed that a manufacturer engaged in negligence by distributing to known "bad apple" dealers, or by irresponsibly marketing their products for unsafe and illegal use.
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Critics argue that this also serves to obfuscate myriad failures by the state as a whole, instead putting the blame on individual citizens and the occasional bad apple of an official.
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Several companies, including big bad Apple competitor Samsung, have opted to move the fingerprint sensor to the rear of the phone in order to allow for more screen space on the front.
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"Harassment and discrimination in the federal courts is not an issue of one bad apple; it is a systemic problem," Representative Jerrold Nadler, Democrat of New York, said in a statement Wednesday.
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When they uncover a bad apple, they also need to be more aggressive to take the necessary steps to get rid of them and stop erecting the blue wall of silence, which is real.
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Overall, He has been painted in the media — including in China — as a rogue actor and bad apple, tinkering quietly in a lab while smashing through norms and local laws to feed his ego.
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If crashes like the two involving Tesla's Autopilot continue to occur, however, it might force their hand to craft rules that reins in not just a single bad apple but the industry as a whole.
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The biggest issue is not bad-apple officers or hateful individuals who ride in their patrol cars waiting to do harm to a black kid with a toy, or to shake down an elotero man.
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The good news for Colton fans ... we're told he's not going to let one bad apple stop him from doing meet and greets, and he hopes his social media post will dissuade fan from becoming copycats.
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That archetype is dangerous because it creates this dynamic of a boogeyman — that sexual violence is created by a "bad guy" or a "bad apple" and that the everyday average Joe who makes you feel uncomfortable is above reproach.
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"Looking at it from the outside, it looks like it was just a bad apple as opposed to some kind of a systemic problem," said Jeffery Harte, an equity analyst at Sandler O'Neill + Partners L.P., a boutique investment bank.
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While Singapore's H.I.V. registry was clearly raided by a "bad apple," he added, the leak points to potential problems with oversight of the record-keeping system — and with the storage of H.I.V. test results alongside so much personal information.
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"It has become clear that this rampant abuse of public office is not a problem of 'one bad apple' but rather a key feature of the Trump White House," CREW Executive Director Noah Bookbinder said in a statement provided to Refinery29.
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Weeks later, one of the women returned to the bar, this time with a date (for him, Monk Business, with tequila and a puzzling name; for her, a reprise of the Bad Apple, because this mortal is not a risk-taker).
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But for the latter movement, stories of officer-involved shootings were dismissed at first as gratuitous race-baiting, then as exceptional cautionary tales, then as isolated incidents, then as pleas not to allow one bad apple to spoil the bunch.
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We're doing important work with law enforcement and local/state governments to crack down on what we call 'bad apple' gun dealers -- the small handful of dealers who skirt the law and best practices to supply 90% of the nation's crime guns.
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The store in Riverdale, a suburb of Chicago, advertises itself as "your friendly neighbourhood gun shop", but in recent years Chuck's has acquired national notoriety as possibly the worst of the "bad apple" shops that supply a high percentage of guns recovered at crime scenes.
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By seeing Captain Leland as a bad apple exclusively, rather than as a symptom of a lethal expropriation machine targeting ordinary people, Oblivion is able to illustrate the fundamental clunkiness of the "good vs bad" (or nonviolence vs violent solution) structure of most quest lines.
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That's not to say that a student, regardless of whether it's systemic or just one individual, can't sue under Title IX. It's just harder to deal with this as a school-wide issue and change the team dynamics if it's only one bad apple.
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Man on a mission Sakran is the founder of Docs Demand Action, a group of physicians from different specialties working to promote "common-sense" gun legislation, like universal background checks, cracking down on "bad apple" gun dealers and locking up weapons in homes with children.
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There were representatives of all faiths in Albert Square, to show solidarity, to stand united against terror, and in particular for Muslims to argue—again—that Mr Abedi had nothing to do with mainstream Islam, that he was a rogue: "one bad apple", as one man put it.
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To move forward, we'll need to admit that the problem doesn't lie with a few bad apple abusers but with a whole culture that imagines that women don't really have sexual desire, that we need to be cajoled, persuaded, seduced, manipulated, blackmailed or even outright forced into it.
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What I'm saying is: Get them the Krampus-themed long Furby—a custom, one-of-a-kind creation that's turned your favorite 90s toy into "Santa's bad apple half" per its description on eBay, where you can buy it now for the low price of $299 plus shipping.
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Renee Simpson, Queens, N.Y. When Charles Homans decries the use of the phrase ''perfect storm'' to explain devastating tragedies like the police shooting of Tamir Rice in Cleveland, he seems to imply that these events are the products of ''bad apple'' individuals and require only discipline and punishment as a response.
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If 213% of the agents are dedicated professionals who really try to do the right thing all the time and there is 22016% or 803% that aren&apost, they can change the outcome of investigations time and time again, and Peter Strzok is an example of a bad apple that the FBI doesn&apost seem to have the ability to get rid of in a timely fashion.
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It's increasingly obvious that Weinstein, that vortex where individual misdemeanors and structural injustice meet, is not the poster boy for the bad-apple theory he first seems: Not just employees and ex-employees of his firms but also fleets of tabloid journalists and ex-Mossad operatives worked to prop it all up—the systemic quality of the whole odious set-up is now bizarrely, unusually visible.
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In 2017, the Alstroemeria Records group released a 10th Anniversary Bad Apple!! album consisting entirely of "Bad Apple" remixes.
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The name likely derives from the proverb that "one bad apple spoils the bunch".
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"This is a counter- intelligence nightmare. You've got to ask yourself, if there's one bad apple here, how much can that bad apple learn?" In many cases, an analyst will have to request access to a new compartment or specific piece of information. It is hoped that this process will be speeded by the web-based services.
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Kelly, Bruce. “Bad Apple: REITs fined $1.5 million for disclosure violations” Investment News Crain Communications Inc., 13 Feb. 2014. Web. 4 Nov. 2016.
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When the US Army's war crimes at Abu Ghraib surfaced, George W. Bush condemned the soldiers who participated in war crimes at the prison but used the bad apples metaphor to defend the rest of the US Army. Barack Obama used the bad apple metaphor in a 2013 speech to defend his Healthcare law when thousands of Americans were losing their health insurance. He claimed that it was the fault of "bad apple" insurance companies rather than his Healthcare law.
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Osmonds is the debut album released by The Osmonds, the first under MGM as The Osmonds and the first to feature Donny. The first single from the album, "One Bad Apple", became a number-one hit according to the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart.The Osmonds, "One Bad Apple" Chart Position Retrieved February 23, 2015 The second single from the album, "Sweet and Innocent", reached number seven, with the single sleeve crediting group member Donny Osmond as the artist. The album reached number 14 on the Billboard Top Lps chart on February 27, 1971.
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According to Panic! At the Disco vocalist Brendon Urie, "Every Single Night" was the inspiration for the 2013 hit "Miss Jackson", which was originally named "Bad Apple" (after Fiona Apple, who rejected usage of a sample from her song).
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According to Zimmer, the first recorded modern usage of the proverb was in the Osmonds song, One Bad Apple. He also pointed out that the metaphor may have switched meaning because grocery stores became more common and displayed fresh apples, rarely showing rotten ones.
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Don Gourdon (introduced 2005) is one of the schoolyard bullies who is around Junior Asparagus's age. He first appeared in Bully Trouble and later appeared in LarryBoy and the Bad Apple and The Wonderful Wizard of Ha's. Don Gourdon is voiced by Brian K. Roberts.
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No Filter 2 is the third collaborative studio album by American rappers Lil Wyte and JellyRoll. It was released on November 18, 2016 via Bad Apple Inc. Production was primarily handled by Thomas "Greenway" Toner a.k.a. T-Stoner, along with Phil Bogard and Sonny Paradise.
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Record producer Mike Curb saw the Osmonds perform as a band and recognized that they combined a rare mix of polished performing style, instrumental skill, and vocal talent. He helped the Osmonds get a record contract with MGM Records and arranged for them to record at Muscle Shoals with R&B; producer Rick Hall. Under Hall's guidance, the Osmonds hit the top spot on the pop chart with "One Bad Apple" in 1971. The song, "One Bad Apple", written by George Jackson, who had the Jackson Five in mind when he wrote it, was originally presented to Motown executive Berry Gordy for the Jackson Five to record but he turned it down.
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A watercolor of a bad apple The bad apples metaphor, originating as a warning of the corrupting influence of one corrupt or sinful person, has come to mean that one such person should not be seen as representative of the rest of a corporate body. It is often used in the context of police misconduct.
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" There was speculation that other senior officials were implicated. "Was Lavelle the only bad apple?" Nina Totenberg asked in the National Observer. Tom Wicker of the New York Times said that "numerous 'protective reaction' raids on North Vietnam have been staged to let American fliers bomb what they wanted to bomb, when they wanted to bomb it.
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Hamish finds a cover-up, a lie, a half-/third-/quarter-truth, a scam, a cyber-troll, a bad apple/orange/pear, a misconception, etc., and "blows it wide open". Famously, Hamish will procrastinate by adding to the list of things he blows wide open. Andy claims this is because all of the "blow-wide-open-ees" are insignificant.
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He served in this position from 29 March 2000 to 1 August 2000. Wirahadikusumah supported Wahid's decisions, including that of dismissing General Wiranto as security minister. Wiranto referred to him as a "bad apple". While Wirahadikusumah was popular with ordinary soldiers, he also created enemies for himself, as he took up the fight against corruption within Kostrad.
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It features guest appearances from Caskey, J Ceaz, Jesse Whitley, Rell, Robin Raynelle, Sonny Bama, Twiztid and V.V.S. The album peaked at #33 on the Top R&B;/Hip-Hop Albums, #17 on the Top Rap Albums and #42 on the Independent Albums in the United States. Its sequel, No Filter 2, was released on November 18, 2016 via Bad Apple Inc.
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In March 2011, researchers with the Rocquencourt French Institute for Research in Computer Science and Automation (Institut national de recherche en informatique et en automatique, INRIA), documented an attack that is capable of revealing the IP addresses of BitTorrent users on the Tor network. The "bad apple attack" exploits Tor's design and takes advantage of insecure application use to associate the simultaneous use of a secure application with the IP address of the Tor user in question. One method of attack depends on control of an exit node or hijacking tracker responses, while a secondary attack method is based in part on the statistical exploitation of distributed hash table tracking. According to the study: The results presented in the bad apple attack research paper are based on an attack in the wild launched against the Tor network by the authors of the study.
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Forward specialises in sci-fi novels such as Doctor Who. His most recent work is Evil Unlimited for the Kindle. Simon's first published work was the short story One Bad Apple in BBC Books' Doctor Who anthology More Short Trips (BBC Books, 1999). Following this, Simon had a proposal for a Past Doctor Adventure accepted, and the subsequent novel, Drift, was published by BBC Books in 2002.
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Following the verdict, Gunn's brother Franklin said: "They brought this case to a very conservative county, expecting a different outcome...But I believe that we have seen the best of Alabama today. One bad apple in a bunch has been weeded out." On January 29, 2020, Smith was sentenced to 14 years in prison. He was released on an appeal bond in March 2020 while appealing the conviction.
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Despite this, he's unwilling to cheat for personal gain: he delivers a sharp put-down to a corrupt copper in "Bad Apple", and refuses to take a bribe in "Golden Fleece". In the Squad, informality is everything. Everyone calls DCI Haskins simply "Haskins" (except to his face), though Regan occasionally calls him by his first name, Frank. No one ever calls Regan "Mister"—except the villains, or sometimes Carter when talking to Haskins.
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"I Can't Stop" is a song written by Jerry Goldstein and Wes Farrell and performed by The Osmonds. The group released the song as a single three different times. The song was originally released in 1967, but did not chart. After the Osmonds left Uni Records and broke through as pop stars with "One Bad Apple" for MGM Records, Uni re-released "I Can't Stop" in 1971, when it reached #96 on the Billboard chart.
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The attack targeted six exit nodes, lasted for twenty-three days, and revealed a total of 10,000 IP addresses of active Tor users. This study is significant because it is the first documented attack designed to target P2P file-sharing applications on Tor. BitTorrent may generate as much as 40% of all traffic on Tor. Furthermore, the bad apple attack is effective against insecure use of any application over Tor, not just BitTorrent.
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George Henry Jackson (March 12, 1945 – April 14, 2013) was an American blues, rhythm & blues, rock and soul songwriter and singer. His prominence was as a prolific and skilled songwriter; he wrote or co-wrote many hit songs for other musicians, including "Down Home Blues," "One Bad Apple", "Old Time Rock and Roll" and "The Only Way Is Up". As a southern soul singer he recorded fifteen singles between 1963 and 1985, with some success.
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Badland believed Babe loves Shirley, but would protect herself over Shirley. Hughes (Digital Spy) described Babe as "the bad apple" of the Carter family. Shirley and Tina's "brother" Mick Carter, portrayed by Danny Dyer, was revealed to the audience as Shirley's son. Badland explained that Babe and Shirley's mother, Sylvie Carter, portrayed by Linda Marlowe, knew this because they covered up Shirley's pregnancy and helped her give birth, which estranged Shirley from Babe.
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The Glassblowing Mystery series, written under the pen name Sarah Atwell, debuted in March 2008 with “Through a Glass, Deadly”. In the series, the protagonist, glassblower Em Dowell, manages her own glass shop and studio in Tucson, Arizona, and tries to find time to solve the occasional murder. “Through a Glass, Deadly” was nominated for a national mystery award, the Agatha Award for Best First Book. Connolly's Orchard Mystery series opened with “One Bad Apple”, published in August 2008.
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"XROSS" channel contains arcade edits from rhythm game collaboration such as: O2Jam, EZ2AC, and NeonFM. "Remix" channel features longer songs that has been remixed or mashed up tracks. (With the exception of Repeatorment Remix, which is an original track.) "Full Songs" channel features Original Mixes of some songs within the game, albeit some songs such as Baroque Virus from Pump It Up Infinity, "Bad Apple!!", No Despair, Dignity, Butterfly (SID-Sound), I'll Give You All My Love, Slam, etc.
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Rainstorm Entertainment was confirmed in November 2003 to produce and finance the documentary, with production scheduled to begin in January 2004. The film was completed in 2005 by Anderson's company, Mudflap Films, and produced by Rainstorm Entertainment co-founders Steven Kaplan and Gregg Daniel, and Bruce Leiserowitz, Jory Weitz and Richard Ardi. Financial assistance was provided by Bad Apple Films of Spokane, Washington. alt=Hunter S. Thompson Thirty-five media commentators were interviewed for the film.
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The song remixed was originally featured in the 1998 game Lotus Land Story, part of the Touhou Project. The song soon started to gain traction on YouTube, and Nico Nico Douga in 2007, which had spawned a massive number of remixes and fanworks. This gave Nomico a great amount of fame to her name and is considered one of her most notable works. In 2019, on YouTube, the "Bad Apple!!" music video has gained 18 million views.
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The 2017 book Bittersweet Symphony by Rebecca McNutt featured main character Bailey Kane discussing Enron while remarking, "in devastation there is opportunity, you know." The book also mentions in passing that deceased Enron executive J. Clifford Baxter "tried to complain, he tried to live with it, he tried to do the right thing but nobody heard him…" The 2003 documentary The Corporation (2003 film) made frequent references to Enron post-bankruptcy, calling the company a "bad apple".
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A common counter metaphor used by critics such as Rashawn Ray is that the metaphorical apple tree that officers come from is rotten to its roots and must be replaced. Anarchist author Kristian Williams claimed in his book, Our Enemies in Blue: Police and Power in America, that the bad apples argument is a way for police departments to displace blame onto a few cops to avoid criticism and actually changing as a whole. Critics of the police also accuse officers in general of being aware of who "bad apple" officers are and being complicit with them, giving as examples the three other officers present not stopping Derek Chauvin from killing George Floyd and that 57 Buffalo officers resigned after two officers were suspended for shoving a 75-year-old man. Harry Litman, a US attorney who has worked with police, has said that it is difficult for police departments and other officers to remove "bad apple" officers due to systematic practices protecting them, giving as an example that Derek Chauvin had 17 complaints on his record before killing George Floyd.
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The newspaper quoted an anonymous federal official as stating that "[Arrowhead] were like a Crazy Eddie of gun dealers. They had a lot of volume and they did a lot of business." The Brady Center to Prevent Gun Violence describes Arrowhead as a "notorious 'bad apple' gun dealer", having sold over 1720 guns that were subsequently used in crimes. Arrowhead Pawn Shop was rebuilt in 2007 following a fire; retail space quadrupled from 2,000 square feet to 8,000 square feet in the new premises.
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In 1992, World Industries released a skateboard video entitled Love Child. The soundtrack for the video consisted entirely of music from the late 1960s era (unusual for a skateboard video); the featured segment with Daewon Song was set to "Love Child" and after that, "One Bad Apple" by The Osmonds. To this day Love Child is considered one of the best skateboard videos ever made. In 2010 Korean-born American professional skateboarder Daewon Song recreated the first part of his Love Child run trick-for-trick for a DVS Shoes promotional video.
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A central part of the story became what Nitzberg called the Amadeus/Salieri relationship between Michael Jackson and Donny Osmond. The Osmonds were considered by many to be a white knock off of the Jackson 5 and the Osmonds’ early hit “One Bad Apple” sounded so much like a Jackson 5 song that Michael's mother Katherine Jackson thought it was the Jackson 5. The Osmonds also were Mormons who taught at that time that black people were cursed by the Mark of Cain. In the Mormon teachings all black people were descended from Cain.
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"Chanté's Got a Man" is the first single from Chanté Moore's third album, This Moment Is Mine. It became Moore's first top 10 single on the US Billboard Hot 100, reaching number 10. Featuring an interpolation of the 1971 Osmonds number-one single "One Bad Apple", the song earned a Soul Train Music Award nomination for "Single of the Year, Female". Jermaine Dupri is featured on the remix, which features an interpolation of "I Got a Man" by Positive K. The subject of the song was Moore's then-husband, actor Kadeem Hardison.
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Alex Cross (2017), Alex Cross is on the wrong side of the law. Serving a suspension from the force while he awaits trial for murder, Cross has been branded a trigger-happy cop, another bad apple walking the streets with a gun, an accusation that Cross will do anything to refute. To feel useful again, Cross opens a counseling office in the basement of his home. When former partner Sampson shows up needing help, Cross jumps at the chance, even if it may end up costing him what's left of his career.
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Informally, causal decision theory recommends the agent to make the decision with the best expected causal consequences. For example: if eating an apple will cause you to be happy and eating an orange will cause you to be sad then you would be rational to eat the apple. One complication is the notion of expected causal consequences. Imagine that eating a good apple will cause you to be happy and eating a bad apple will cause you to be sad but you aren't sure if the apple is good or bad.
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In this case you don't know the causal effects of eating the apple. Instead, then, you work from the expected causal effects, where these will depend on three things: (1) how likely you think the apple is to be good and how likely you think it is to be bad; (2) how happy eating a good apple makes you; and (3) how sad eating a bad apple makes you. In informal terms, causal decision theory advises the agent to make the decision with the best expected causal effects.
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Plans purchased after the date of enactment, March 23, 2010, or old plans that changed in specified ways would eventually have to be replaced by ACA-compliant plans. At various times during and after the ACA debate, Obama stated that "if you like your health care plan, you'll be able to keep your health care plan". However, in fall 2013 millions of Americans with individual policies received notices that their insurance plans were terminated, and several million more risked seeing their current plans cancelled.Obama blames 'bad apple' insurers for canceled coverage, Reuters.com, October 30, 2013.
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However, a minority that makes a strong, convincing case increases the probability of changing the majority's beliefs and behaviors. Minority members who are perceived as experts, are high in status, or have benefited the group in the past are also more likely to succeed. Another form of minority influence can sometimes override conformity effects and lead to unhealthy group dynamics. A 2007 review of two dozen studies by the University of Washington found that a single "bad apple" (an inconsiderate or negligent group member) can substantially increase conflicts and reduce performance in work groups.
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The album produced two singles, only the title track charted, peaking within the Top 40, at #39, on the Billboard Hot 100 chart in the summer of 1977; that song was written by George Jackson, who had previously penned the breakthrough hit "One Bad Apple" for Osmond's brothers. The other single from the album, "Please Tell Him That I Said Hello," failed to chart. The album reached a peak of #152 on the Billboard 200 albums chart. The album was produced by Rick Hall, who had also previously produced for her brothers in the early 1970s.
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The collaboration resulted in the hit "One Bad Apple" in 1970, among others, and helped Hall to become named "Producer of the Year" in 1971. As the decade of the 70s rolled in, FAME moved back towards country music, producing hits for Mac Davis, Bobbie Gentry, Jerry Reed, and the Gatlin Brothers. He also worked with the songwriter and producer Robert Byrne to help a local bar band, Shenandoah, top the national Hot Country Songs chart several times in the 1980s and 1990s. Hall's publishing staff of in-house songwriters wrote some of the biggest country hits in those decades.
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Biggs worked as a recording engineer and cameraman with the Jamaican Broadcasting Company, and also spent time as a member of the band the Astronauts, before becoming the lead singer for Byron Lee's Dragonaires.Leggett, Steve "[ Barry Biggs Biography]", AllMusic, Macrovision CorporationLarkin, Colin (1998) The Virgin Encyclopedia of Reggae, Virgin Books, , p. 26. It was at Lee's Dynamic Sounds studio (where he also worked as a producer and engineer) that Biggs recorded his first Jamaican hit, a cover of The Osmonds' "One Bad Apple". He broke through to international success in 1976 with "Work All Day", which had been recorded seven years earlier.
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Singer Andy Williams' father saw their act at Disneyland, and from 1962 to 1971, the Osmond Brothers appeared on The Andy Williams Show. Donny made his debut on the program the day after his sixth birthday. The brothers eventually left The Andy Williams Show and were regulars on The Jerry Lewis Show for a year before launching a successful recording career. They—including Donny, Marie, and Jimmy as solo artists—scored several hits, The Osmonds' biggest being "One Bad Apple", which climbed to Number 1. From 1976 to 1979, Donny and Marie hosted The Donny and Marie Show.
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McCormack's occasional association with Royal Court Theatre company started in 1982 when he appeared in G.F. Newman's play Operation Bad Apple. He returned to the Royal Court in 1986 to star in the original stage production of Jim Cartwright's seminal play Road. Also that year he appeared at the Theatre Upstairs in the Royal Court's production of Andrea Dunbar's Shirley. In 1991 he took a leading role in Griselda Gambaro's Putting Two and Two Together again at the Theatre Upstairs and starred in the 1992 production of Timberlake Wertenbaker's unusual play Three Birds Alighting in a Field.
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"Work Bitch" was released as the lead single from Britney Jean on September 15, 2013, one day earlier than expected after a low-quality version was leaked by "one bad apple". A writer for MuuMuse described the track as a "massive return to form" and an "exciting way to kick off a brand new era". It debuted and peaked at number 12 on the US Billboard Hot 100 with 174,000 first-week downloads, and charted moderately on national singles charts internationally. An accompanying music video for the track was premiered on October 1, where Spears is depicted as a dominatrix-like character.
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Serving a suspension from the force while he awaits trial for murder, Cross has been branded as a trigger-happy cop, another bad apple walking the streets with a gun, an accusation that Cross will do anything to refute. To make himself feel useful again, Cross opens a counseling office in the basement of his home. When his former partner Sampson shows up needing his help, Cross jumps at the chance, even if it may end up costing him what's left of his career. When a string of young, blonde women go missing, the investigation leads Cross and Sampson to the most depraved, darkest corners of the internet.
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After moving in late 2007 to Los Angeles, California, Aguilar performed with several bands: Bad Apple, The Bitchfits (all girls tribute to the Misfits), The Ramonas (all girls tribute to the Ramones), and Pretty Little Problem. Her national television debut playing a Fender electric violin backed Diddy's Dirty Money on Hello Good Morning for the March 31, 2010, American Idol. Aguilar also played lead guitar with Suede (of Austin, Texas) on "You Shook Me All Night Long" opening the January 29, 2011, George Lopez comedy tour in Phoenix, Arizona. Lopez donated proceeds from this concert to the Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund (MALDEF).
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In 2004 Goldin wrote and acted in his first stage play, a one-man show titled Bad Apple, which examined what would happen if a Columbine-style killing spree were to occur at a wealthy public school in Johannesburg. The production opened in August 2004 at the Intimate Theatre at the University of Cape Town, directed by Matthew Wild. The production received excellent reviews from the local press. At the time of his death, Goldin was playing the role of Guildenstern in Hamlet at the Baxter Theatre and was set to go to the United Kingdom as part of the South African production to be performed in Stratford-upon-Avon.
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In 1970, Wilcox replaced Amos Garrett in Ian and Sylvia Tyson’s band, Great Speckled Bird, playing backup for acts such as Anne Murray, Carl Perkins, and Charlie Rich. In 1973, after two records, Wilcox left the band to go solo. In his first band, David Wilcox and the Teddy Bears, Wilcox hit local stages as a flashy character with an oversized waxed moustache, a baggy suit and a flower in his lapel. David Wilcox's debut album, a solo album called Out of the Woods, was released in 1977. Out of the Woods produced his three top hits, "Do the Bearcat", "Bad Apple", and "That Hypnotizin’ Boogie".
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Daughter Lorian Hemingway wrote about her father in the 1999 book Walk on Water: A Memoir.New York Times: Carol Peace Robins, "Books," May 17, 1998, accessed June 27, 2011 Son Edward, an artist, has written and illustrated the children's books Bump in the Night, and "Bad Apple".School Library Journal: "Review of the Day: Bump in the Night by Edward Hemingway," August 23, 2009, accessed June 27, 2011 Son John wrote the critically acclaimed memoir Strange Tribe: A Family Memoir.Carl Eby, "Review of Strange Tribe: A Family Memoir," in Hemingway Review, 2007 Son Patrick is a professional photographer based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
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The first two varieties released commercially by 2 Towns were Incider, an accessible semi-sweet beverage, and "Bad Apple," a dry and higher octane brew. Most of the 2 Towns product line are varieties of traditional fermented apple cider, generally with an alcohol content between 6 and 7 percent. Other specialty varieties are made, however, included a pear cider based beverage and other creations using a range of additive flavoring ingredients such as marionberry, cinnamon, rhubarb, nutmeg, and ginger. In addition to its year round product line, 2 Towns makes specialized seasonal varieties and sometimes making use of barrel-aging techniques associated with the making of wine and liquor.
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Another The New York Times review stated, "The most imaginative show on television has finally reached the limits of its imagination." The A.V. Club listed the ninth season and the 2008 film The X-Files: I Want to Believe as the "bad apple" of The X-Files franchise, describing the ninth season as "clumsy mish-mash of stuff that had once worked and new serialized storylines about so-called 'super soldiers'". Brian Linder from IGN, on the other hand, was more positive to the ninth season, saying that the series could still have aired if the writers created a new storyline for Patrick and Gish's characters.
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The single attracted attention from the national music press, leading to an appearance in Melody Maker. Blue Apple Boy followed up with a more sinister single called "Freak" (released on the band’s own Bad Apple Records) which dealt with vigilante/mob violence and was inspired by the then-current paedophile panic in the UK (during which several innocent people had been harmed by mobs on the suspicion of being paedophiles). Unfortunately, "Freak" did not gain the same level of attention as its predecessor, and this disappointment added to the band's continuing instability. In 2001, Dunphy was asked to leave the band after falling out with Paul Hope.
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Wirz, S. Illustrated R. L. Burnside discography Beside the traditional influence, David Evans credited him with bringing in the modern funk, RnB and soul influences of the band.David Evans, notes to High Water 410 EP, 1980 (scan), and to Sound Machine Groove, 1981/1997 (scan). Later Jackson appeared on record with Junior Kimbrough (including in the cult documentary, Deep Blues), Jessie Mae Hemphill, CeDell Davis, R.L. Boyce and Markus James He performed live with Lightnin' Malcolm, Sean "Bad" Apple, and Little Joe Ayers.Little Joe Ayers, a set on Flickr, by Steve Likens In the mid 1990s he moved to the Netherlands to continue his musical careerBirgitta Larsson.
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In some systems the drain is for discharge of waste fluids, such as the drain in a sink in which the water is drained when it is no longer needed. In the United Kingdom, plumbers refer to waste water as 'bad water'. This is under the premise that the water they are moving from one area to another via the use of a drain is not needed and can be removed from the area, like a 'bad apple' being removed from a fruit bowl. In other systems, such as fountains or swimming pools where waste fluid is recirculated, the drain is the input to the recirculating pumping machine.
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John Corrigan, "Legacy of a Beating," Los Angeles Times, March 4, 2001, page 1 That same year, still another writer said this about Tujunga: > Police say the bad-apple bikers bring a particular set of problems, mainly > the use and sale of speed [ methamphetamine ]. Tujunga's reputation for meth > peaked in the 1990s, and the LAPD singled out the area in 1994 as the speed > capital of the Valley. Users cruising for a fix were a common sight on some > of the narrow side streets off Tujunga Canyon Boulevard. Police say the meth > scene, though still active in Tujunga, is no longer the problem it was, > thanks to block-by-block community policing efforts and the town's relative > gentrification.
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He also meets Sally, a reefer slut who both supports her illegitimate baby and pays for her habit with the only currency she possesses - her generously proportioned body. Jimmy is pressured into taking his first hit of marihuana ("Jimmy Takes a Hit") and tastes the forbidden fruits of sensual abandon in a wild hallucinatory dance sequence featuring weird sex, belly dancers, fire eaters, and Goat-Man, a frightening satyr played by the Lecturer ("The Orgy"). Over the next few weeks, we watch Jimmy make a terrifying transition from "good egg" to "bad apple". He mouths off to his parents, brutalizes a puppy, and even attempts to tongue-kiss a shocked Mary, sending her running off in tears.
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"Miss Jackson" is titled after Janet Jackson and refers to her hit "Nasty" in the line "Miss Jackson, are you nasty?" during its chorus. "Nasty" is notorious for the line "My first name ain't baby, it's Janet - Miss Jackson if you're nasty", which became widely used in pop culture in various forms and is an iconic catchphrase. The song is one of Jackson's signature hits and was released as the second single from her breakthrough album Control. The song was originally titled "Bad Apple" as it contained a sample from Fiona Apple's tune "Every Single Night", but when the band played it for her she denied them publishing rights to use her melody.
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The concept of bad apples is not limited to the police The bad apples metaphor originates from the proverb, "A rotten apple quickly infects its neighbor", first recorded as used in English in 1340. The proverb was rephrased by Benjamin Franklin in Poor Richard's Almanack in 1736, stating "the rotten apple spoils his companion." The phrase was popularized by sermons during the 19th century, claiming "As one bad apple spoils the others, so you must show no quarter to sin or sinners." Linguists such as Ben Zimmer have pointed out that the proverb had an opposite meaning to its modern usage, blaming people complicit with "bad apples" of being at risk of corruption rather than claiming bad apples are not representative of a group.
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Elizabeth Weinbloom from The New York Times concluded with, "shoddy writing notwithstanding, it was this halfhearted culmination of what was once a beautifully complicated friendship", between Mulder and Scully, ended remaining interest in what was a "waning phenomenon". Another review from The New York Times said of the show, "The most imaginative show on television has finally reached the limits of its imagination." The A.V. Club listed the ninth season and the 2008 film The X-Files: I Want to Believe as the "bad apple" of The X-Files, describing the ninth season as "clumsy mish-mash of stuff that had once worked and new serialized storylines about so-called 'super soldiers'". M.A. Crang, in his book Denying the Truth: Revisiting The X-Files after 9/11, noted that season nine "does not have a great reputation among viewers".
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After being arrested for public drunkenness and breaking a shop window in 1958, and ripping out a telephone box from the wall whilst claiming his passionate love for Edna Savage, Dene was branded as a 'bad apple' and the exemplifier of the 'evil of rock and roll' by the press, and was then conscripted into the Army for national service. He was originally expected to report to Winchester Barracks, where he was due to join the King's Royal Rifle Corps on 7 July 1958, but his call-up was initially deferred until contractual commitments had been completed. When he finally did go in, it was so badly handled by the press (who filmed and publicised his arrival at the barracks) that after two months Dene had to be discharged on psychological grounds as his mental health had deteriorated considerably.
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Last accessed: February 28, 2008. Ebert's colleague Gene Siskel, on the other hand, said, "Eight Men Out is fascinating if you are a baseball nut ... the portrayal of the recruiting of the ball players and the tight fisted rule of Comiskey is fascinating ... thumbs up."Siskel on At The Movies, broadcast September 3, 1988. In an overall positive review, critic Janet Maslin spoke well of the actors, writing, > Notable in the large and excellent cast of Eight Men Out are D. B. Sweeney, > who gives Shoeless Joe Jackson the slow, voluptuous Southern naivete of the > young Elvis; Michael Lerner, who plays the formidable gangster Arnold > Rothstein with the quietest aplomb; Gordon Clapp as the team's firecracker > of a catcher; John Mahoney as the worried manager who senses much more about > his players' plans than he would like to, and Michael Rooker as the > quintessential bad apple.
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"Bad Apple!!" is the seventh track in the soundtrack of the 1998 bullet hell video game Lotus Land Story, the fourth entry in the Touhou Project series created by Team Shanghai Alice. The theme was originally designed to be played during the third stage of the game, as chiptune on the Japanese NEC PC-9800 computer platform, at 161 beats per minute using a frequency modulation synthesis chip. It is notable for leading to a much later remix by and singer Nomico and following the remix a subsequent accompanying black-and-white shadow puppet-video. In the 2010s, the version sung by Nomico and the black- and-white video sequence were ported to several second-generation video game consoles and graphing calculators, for retrocomputing and Demoscene competitions, becoming a graphical equivalent to the "Hello, World!" programs of older computer systems in the demoscene communities.
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20 Fantastic Hits is a compilation album that reached number 1 in the UK. It is a notable album in that it was the first ever - and ultimately most successful - LP by compilation label Arcade Records. #Rod Stewart - Maggie May #The Osmonds - One Bad Apple #The Mixtures - The Pushbike Song #Melanie - Brand New Key #Vanity Fare - Early in the Morning #Slade - Coz I Luv You #The Piglets - Johnny Reggae #Johnny Johnson and the Bandwagon - Blame it On the Pony Express #The Bee Gees - My World #Dawn - Candida #The New Seekers - Beg, Steal or Borrow #The Delfonics - La La Means I Love You #The Hollies - The Baby #Donny Osmond - Puppy Love #Edison Lighthouse - Love Grows (Where My Rosemary Goes) #Lou Christie - I'm Gonna Make You Mine #Barry Ryan - Can't Let You Go #Daniel Boone - Beautiful Sunday #Melanie - What Have They Done To My Song Ma? #Chelsea Football Club - Blue Is The Colour A second and third volume were subsequently released.
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Alan and Wayne made a second "last ever performance" in October 2019, appearing on The Talk for Marie's birthday. The Osmonds, along with Barbra Streisand, rank among the poorest performers in terms of having their hits of the 1970s survive in recurrent rotation; classic hits and oldies stations rarely play any of their music, with the occasional exception of "One Bad Apple." According to Sean Ross at RadioInsight, discussing the fifteen popular songs of 1971 that saw the biggest declines in airplay: > Teen acts had been with us from the beginning, of course, but not since the > early ‘60s had they seemed so particularly stigmatized (...) Five songs by > teen idols — four of them Osmonds-related. We haven’t shown individual > breakouts for every year of the ‘70s, but we can tell you that there’s an > Osmonds-related song every year between 1971 and 1976, except for 1973, when > Donny Osmond was being challenged by the DeFranco Family and didn’t have a > big enough hit.
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Waks went on to appear in other films including A Brothers Kiss (1997) with Rosie Perez, Justin Pierce and Marisa Tomei, Went to Coney Island on a Mission from God Be Back by 5 (1998) with Jon Cryer, One Deadly Road (1998) with Burt Young, William DeMeo and Frank Adonis, A Packing Suburbia (1999) with Michael Ealy, Remedy with Ace Frehley from KISS (2005),with Priceless (2008), Night Stream (2013) with Andre´ Joseph, and The Bad Apple which featured Waks on a billboard campaign for Lydia Leung between Canal and Lafayette St. in New York City. Waks showed off her comedic side in 2009 when she cameoed in the internet comedy series, Poykpac, for Ryan Hunter. She also helped to produce and cameo in the music video for Diplo-signed artist Riff Raff and also had cameo roles in the music videos for "Midnight Sprite" and "Bo Jackson Freestyle". Waks, also a singer and songwriter, performed her self-entitled song "Fun Dip" on Fuse TV and appeared in her music video "Neck Bop" which was produced by Al McDowell and featured a cameo by Miri Ben-Ari.
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3 on the R&B; chart in 1968 – Wilson Pickett, and Candi Staton. Some of Jackson's songs for Staton, including her first hit in 1969, "I'd Rather Be An Old Man's Sweetheart (Than A Young Man's Fool)", are "widely regarded as examples of some of the finest southern soul ever recorded by a female artist, with lyrics that were full of meaning and innuendo, a hallmark of Jackson's best work." Jackson also recorded for Fame Records, and had his first chart success as a singer in 1970 with "That's How Much You Mean To Me", which reached no. 48 on the R&B; chart. The Osmonds visited the FAME studio in 1970, and heard and liked Jackson's song "One Bad Apple", which he had originally written with The Jackson 5 in mind. The Osmonds recorded the song, and it became the group's first hit, rising to the top of the Hot 100 in February 1971; it also reached no.6 on the R&B; chart. In 1972 he briefly rejoined the Hi label, and had his second and last solo recording success with "Aretha, Sing One For Me", an answer song to Aretha Franklin's "Don't Play That Song"; Jackson's song reached no.38 on the R&B; chart.
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