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He can be brilliant sometimes, but he can't choose when.

So again, maybe the president's strategy proves to be brilliant.

And I don't think this quarter is going to be brilliant.

Even though they're just words, they're not trying to be brilliant.

We ask ourselves, Who am I to be brilliant, gorgeous, talented, fabulous?

Accept those two factors, and your stay in Fiji will be brilliant.

The results can be brilliant, amusing, infuriating or all of the above.

The results can be brilliant or amusing or infuriating, or some combination.

Your imagination will be brilliant today, so break out your art supplies.

Everything in Natalie's article will be brilliant and beautifully expressed and true.

I think that he's got the capacity to be brilliant in something else.

The energy can be brilliant and innovative, yet explosive, so wear your protective gear.

The jury's still out on whether the show's going to be brilliant or terrible, though.

We have this idea that because a person is rich, they must also be brilliant.

Executives realize it's not enough to be brilliant -- you have to be able to communicate.

"Not that that's where his mind is at, to be brilliant right now," she said.

The Mandibles could be brilliant, if it had something to offer other than its politics.

Gillick knows that we know that he knows that he'd rather be brilliant than convincing.

" William went on, "It is important that parents understand that you can't be brilliant at everything.

To be brilliant is a gift, but who gets to be remembered as such involves privilege.

I really want her to take this and run with it, because she will be brilliant.

"When the dust finally settles, the Administration's trade policy may prove to be brilliant," Hensarling said.

Trump was thrilled with his new chief of staff's proposal, believing the idea to be brilliant.

"No, you be your own girl, you be your own girl and you be brilliant," she said.

The sanctuary also happens to be brilliant at capturing the animal's sheer joy on social media. Harriet.

A lot of other people are trying to be brilliant, and we're just trying to stay rational.

It may sound weird to use alcohol for empowerment, but if played correctly, it can be brilliant.

My first thought is a dry riesling from Alsace, which ought to be brilliant with this dish.

Warren Buffett believes investors do not need to be brilliant to do well in the financial markets.

And if you (like I) want to overthink it, there's a possibility that it might actually be brilliant.

It was frustrating to watch, especially since I once worked with Schmidt and know him to be brilliant.

"He needs to be brilliant and funny and he needs to have enough money to travel," said Jeana.

On the other hand, I found the Fantino to be brilliant with a meaty lasagna that I made.

Day 358: "Gossip" – The Leak, 2007 Lil Wayne lines can be fun, and they can often be brilliant.

Rami was at the very top of that next list of people who we thought would be brilliant.

And though Crane may be brilliant in his psychiatry career, it's his dysfunctional family relationships that make him relatable.

Matthew: Hopefully Noel Gallagher will turn up and there will be a massive reunion and it will be brilliant.

When two very important people have a kid, it's safe to assume that the first words will be brilliant.

I actually do think it would be brilliant PR move for them to come out this late in the game.

Tomas suggested I pack everything inside in plastic bags, just in case — an idea that turned out to be brilliant.

But, we still expect you to be brilliant at the basics and do your job to the best of your abilities.

Here's the paradox: The John Stones may be brilliant criminal defense lawyers, because they know every judge and every procedural angle.

"The calling of the special session turned out to be brilliant," said Bob Holsworth, a longtime political analyst in the state.

An artist can be brilliant, but if his or her personal behavior offends me, I have the choice of looking elsewhere.

Sometimes the Thunder might be brilliant, moving in streaks and strobes, tossing lobs to one another, ballooning four-point leads to 15.

Everything else is a bonus, and if things happen that push us further in that respect, then that will be brilliant, too.

Zuckerberg displayed real vision by making a series of acquisitions that were questioned at the time, but turned out to be brilliant.

"I always thought it'd be brilliant if we could put [the text] in, but I knew I couldn't do it," Evie says.

The ideas coming out of warehouses and bedrooms may be brilliant, but they never seem to improve the spaces we all share.

They may be crazy, they may be brilliant, but in any event the people around Bloomberg's campaign have been around the block.

"You have to be comfortable with saying the dumbest thing that comes to your mind because it might actually be brilliant," he says.

It would be a better idea to take notes of the ideas coming to you at this time, because they will be brilliant!

It was the beginning of summer, and I thought it would be brilliant to get paid to hop from Greek island to Greek island.

"You could be brilliant on your own, but if you can't work with other people that's not going to work for us," Williams says.

DeHaan's deadpan delivery makes him seem like he's satirizing his own character, which might be brilliant, if only his worst lines didn't seem so genuine.

"It should be a monumentally magnificent convention, and it should be brilliant staged, but they're spending $50 million on security," he said in the interview.

After that we knew it was going to be brilliant; we went from the depth of depression to the height of fun during that episode.

So I admit that at the end of the day maybe his trade pro-- policies, negotiations, I hope and pray it proves to be brilliant.

Even if your dog is carefully locked in their crate overnight, they can be brilliant escape artists, especially when they can smell nose-level foods.

YA sci-fi, then, is akin to walking a razor's edge authority-wise: be brilliant and naïve simultaneously, or risk losing your audience from the jump.

The voice cast and visuals may be brilliant, but I'm not going to recommend that anyone ever watch the remake in place of the animated version.

There is night vision should the LED headlamps not be brilliant enough, and an 27-speed transmission that takes cues from GPS to anticipate shift dynamics.

"If he weren't a Labour man, he'd be brilliant," said Malcolm Shaw, a military veteran and ex-Labour voter, after ticking a box for the Conservatives.

"Unfinished" and these other exhibitions may prove to be brilliant and visually dazzling, but in New York there is a tendency to view Wagstaff with suspicion.

He is a brilliant and hilarious man and we always get to see him be brilliant but we don't always get to see him be so funny.

But I just thought he'd be brilliant doing it and I thought he and Kate [McKinnon, who plays Hillary Clinton on the show] would be a match.

According to CNN, Brandon Elefante, the Honolulu city councilman who introduced the bill, got this idea from high school students, so you know it's gotta be brilliant.

Prime Minister May said that while the internet could be brilliant at connecting people, it had not done enough to protect users, especially children and young people.

I can tell you that I admire Felix a lot, consider him to be brilliant and one of the most important people that we have on staff.

Prime Minister Theresa May said that while the Internet could be brilliant at connecting people, it had not done enough to protect users, especially children and young people.

Riz Ahmed continues to be brilliant in his portrayal of the defendant, quivering with fear and nerves as he walks through a version of Riker's Island stripped of color.

At a point where I was happy and I felt that she was happy and—I don't know... if it can continue like this, then it'll be brilliant, really.

We want to see women look beautiful in amazing clothes, and be brilliant, and dynamic, and funny, and caring and complicated, and make mistakes – but that's not necessarily their defining feature.

Her remarkable story is a reminder that regardless of the limitations placed on them, women can be anything that men can be: brilliant and brutal, courageous and cruel, powerful and dreadful.

"I do think it would be nice if more articles were written and more people were seen on TV, and more from a different perspective, that would be brilliant," she said.

One key, he said, is whether it is perceived that in order to work in a certain field, a person needs to be brilliant, to have, even, a spark of genius.

Shepard was one of those multi-hyphenates who, rather unfairly to the rest of us, turned out to be brilliant and highly renowned at just about everything he put his mind to.

They can be brilliant backdrops for dance, as in the new work "Fruits Borne out of Rust," a multimedia dance performance conceived and directed by Tabaimo and choreographed by Morishita, with live musical accompaniment.

"As someone whose life is just a series of mortifying incidents strung together, it's going to be brilliant to take a break from my own mishaps, and feast in the disasters of others," she said.

"Across the board, the more that people in a field believe you need to be brilliant, the fewer women you see in the field," Cimpian, an associate professor of psychology at New York University, told Mashable.

But if you've seen just about any Marvel movie in which Tony Stark makes an appearance, you might have already spotted the flaw in this idea: Tony may be brilliant, but he is also a mess.

Not only are they the single girl's ideal comfort food vessel (for solo sipping hot chocolate, soup, eating ice cream, mac and cheese, etc.), but they also happen to be brilliant micro-ware for desserts. Mirco-what?

Younger and older patients should be encouraged to meet periodically with mentors — ostomy nurses (bless them!) tend to be brilliant, but seasoned patients as well — who can assist with the physical, psychological and social trials that arise.

"The internet can be brilliant at connecting people across the world, but for too long these companies have not done enough to protect users, especially children and young people, from harmful content," Ms. May said in a statement.

"That's one of the downsides in hiring someone who might be brilliant but doesn't have 13, 20 years experience in this business," said one of the bank's institutional shareholders, who declined to be named because of the sensitivity of the issue.

Despite many predictions that Venus's and Serena's careers would be brilliant but relatively short — one of those doing the predicting was Richard Williams, their father and coach — the sisters remain the best sibling act in sports, nearly 20 years later.

This, too, has consequences for the economy, as obscure laws enacted after the revolution in 1979 remain on the books, often used by ideologues or unscrupulous officials to undermine business ventures that in most other countries would be brilliant successes.

Douglas G. Brinkley, a professor of history at Rice University and a biographer of Ms. Parks, described the records as "astounding artifacts" that "will be brilliant under glass in a museum," even if they do not yield any groundbreaking revelations.

Whether or not his brand of entertainment should have been advertised to a generation of uncritical children, whether or not the messaging was uncomfortable, he could be brilliant on his own merits, with his character traits and general persona often completely batshit insane.

The ones that work best tend to be the ones that are more relaxed and easily humorous, and don't try as hard to be brilliant, like the sixth, in which Louise and Tom imagine what each other's future partners might be like.

Reports AL.com:Auburn University biology professor Geoffrey Hill said the cardinal in the photos is an adult male in the same species as the common red cardinal, but carries a genetic mutation that causes what would normally be brilliant red feathers to be bright yellow instead.

In what must have been a clever napkin idea, Holachek decided it would be brilliant to combine the randomness of Giphy with Microsoft's Emotion API, which uses machine learning to detect between eight distinct, universal emotions (anger, contempt, disgust, fear, happiness, neutral, sadness, and surprise).

Still deeply believing in that oath, I unhesitatingly support the Second Amendment and find the words "a well-regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed," to be brilliant in their succinctness and foresight.

Not only in terms of the jurisprudence of our courts but because you bring various perspectives then into the decisions that you make, but also, honestly whenever we've had a brilliant woman judge on the court, it's had a positive, halo effect on the rest of us because then they believe women can be brilliant.

Some administrators might be brilliant with their own children, or have been wonderful caregivers in the past, but the addition of the grind of administrative duties and pleasing teachers and parents seems to be the limit, the litmus point where the constant reservoir of patience and connection one needs to be a good preschool teacher runs dry.

The album was recorded at the following studios: The Bomb Shelter in Brentwood, Tennessee and Be Brilliant in Franklin, Tennessee.

Letters to a Young Scientist is a 2013 book by E. O. Wilson. Included is the observation that one doesn't need to be brilliant at math to become a great scientist.

But the glaur and the mud of the forest stages up near Aberdeen is where I learned how to rally and it's going to be brilliant to get back on the slippery stuff.

" Gascoyne added: "Put it this way, Peter Barlow and a wedding is bound to spell disaster. It certainly won't be dull. Whatever happens, it will be brilliant. Peter's had a good go at weddings – this will be his fifth.

"Humphries, pg. 97 Bones Howe considers the song's lyrics to be "brilliant" and "the work of an extremely talented lyricist." Speaking of the lyrics, Howe has said: "occasionally I'll do something for songwriters. They all say the same thing to me.

" The Telegraph wrote a negative review of the film, saying "How could it not be brilliant? By, at 85 minutes, being an hour too long. By being arch rather than schlocky. And by wasting too much time on dull dialogue celebrating its 'No Reason' philosophy.

"She has a beautiful visual gift," wrote Rebecca West in the New Statesman, "and a sense of character that can be brilliant or touching."New Statesman, 23 Oct. 1920 Katherine Mansfield, reviewing Jones in the Athenaeum, admired her "distinction of style".Mansfield, Katherine, Novels and Novelists, ed.

'All the great lyrics are done.' And I say, 'I'm going to give you a lyric that you never heard before."' Howe then says to his aspiring songwriters, "A battered old suitcase to a hotel someplace / And a wound that will never heal." This particular Tom Waits lyric Howe considers to be "brilliant.

There was also something young and > vulnerable in his smile. He smiled often, and his conversation was reputed > to be brilliant. As the wars raged, Bojić wrote a historical drama titled "The King's Autumn" (Kraljeva jesen), which received considerable praise from Skerlić. The drama premiered at the National Theatre in October 1913.

The car was presented to Jaguar Ltd. when finished and even taken into consideration by them, codenamed "Jaguar Intercity Car". Handling and performance were found to be brilliant and just two weeks after completion the car had won the Rallye de la Route in France when Pat Moss only made it to 6th place.

He > could be brilliant on stage and a troll when in the audience, banging on > about US exceptionalism and FISA. He’d confess to me after that he may have > gone too far, but it was better than not having idiot bureaucrats understand > fundamentals. He wasn’t a lawyer, but had a finer legal mind than most.

Simon of Tournai (c. 1130–1201) was a professor at the University of Paris in the late twelfth century. His date of birth is uncertain, but he was teaching before 1184, as he signed a document at the same time as Gerard de Pucelle, the Bishop of Coventry, who died that year. Simon taught philosophy for ten years, and was said to be brilliant.

The Rebbe was reputed to be brilliant in both the revealed and the hidden Torah. He was also extremely knowledgeable in several scientific fields, like chemistry, engineering and medicine. He spoke several languages fluently, and used them frequently while prescribing medicines in Latin to the countless people who turned to him for help. He worked tirelessly for the restoration of the techeiles of the tzitzis.

The origin of the original White Dragon is unknown. At some point in his past, he served as a scientist in a Chinese organization called the Council of Nine. While the scientists of the Council of Nine are known to be brilliant, his special scientific abilities were brought to question by the Council of Nine. The scientist lost face and went into self-exile until he can prove himself.

Its successes can be brilliant but tend to be transitory. # The method of – which overcomes disagreements but sometimes brutally. Its successes can be majestic and long-lasting, but it cannot regulate people thoroughly enough to withstand doubts indefinitely, especially when people learn about other societies present and past. # The method of the – which promotes conformity less brutally but fosters opinions as something like tastes, arising in conversation and comparisons of perspectives in terms of "what is agreeable to reason".

During the 1920s she spent four years as an editor for the Freeman working as a deputy to Albert Jay Nock editing and writing. When the magazine folded, she turned her talents to writing, producing award-winning poetry as well as two books on very different subjects. In Concerning Women, she broke new ground as she analyzed feminism from the perspective of economic equality. Her former mentor, Nock, found the book to be brilliant and original.

As the Cineraria depart, the Doctor reveals to Professor Morris that he believes that the human race is amazing in itself and they can fix their own problems without the help of an alien race. Inside the TARDIS, Martha asks the Doctor to take her to Earth, ten years in the future; so she can see how the world has managed to sort itself out. The Doctor reassures her that everything will be brilliant and they depart.

He did not leave his house in the morning. Late each Saturday morning, Cherry concluded a telephone conversation with Broderick with the phrase "I'm going to be brilliant as usual". Cherry would not eat after 13:00, only drinking coffee, and would take an afternoon nap. At about 17:00, preparations began during story meetings that cover the entirety of the Hockey Night in Canada broadcast, including the pre-game show, Hockey Central Saturday, and Headlines.

It would be great for everyone else except me. It'd be mega for the millions and millions and for everybody else it would be brilliant, but I wouldn't be very happy about it. I guess you don't know what you're gonna feel like in 20-odd years but right now, I mean I was in Oasis for nearly 20 years. I've been doing what I'm doing now for one year and I'd like to see what it's like to do it for longer.

The device was unveiled on October 31, 2013; it was made available for pre-order from Google Play Store the same day in 16 GB and 32 GB models. When released, the Nexus 5 was priced at US$349 for the 16 GB version and US$399 for the 32 GB version in the United States.Google's Nexus 6 Pricing Strategy Could Be Brilliant This was much lower than comparable smartphones, which would cost around $649. , the Nexus 5 is no longer available from Google Play Store.

He predicted that she would be "brilliant" in her new position. In September 2018, Oates spoke to Duncan Lindsay of the Metro about her plans for EastEnders. She explained that she wants to make the soap "the very best it can be", although pointed out that this would be challenging. Oates told the reporter that she already had ideas about the show and knew which characters she could utilise well, but wanted to speak to the cast and crew and find out their ideas before implementing anything new.

Michel Mousa Mitri Trad (October 21, 1912 - February 8, 1998) (in Arabic ميشال موسى متري طراد) was a Lebanese poet considered to be brilliant in Lebanese zajal poetry like Walim Saab, Emile Moubarak, Fouad Abu Ghanem, Adib AL-Attar, and Zaghloul AL-Damour. Trad, who lived in Zahle, was recognized for his work that often included love, women, and the beauty of Lebanon's nature, specifically, his home town Baskinta. His poems were commemorated in songs by Wadih Al-Safi, Fairouz, and Marcel Khalife. They were also translated to other languages like English and French.

On 11 June 2013, Union J announced that they would be touring the United Kingdom and Ireland in support of their debut album, Union J. When asked about the tour, the band stated: > "The thing we love most about music is performing and we are so excited to > get out on the road for our first ever tour. Playing our album to fans will > be brilliant. We are so excited and promise to put on a really special > show."Union J announce 'Magazines and TV Screens' UK tour.

Many of the 68 would prove to be brilliant military commanders in Konbaung's domestic and external campaigns, and form the core leadership of Konbaung armies for the next thirty years. They include the likes of Minhla Minkhaung Kyaw, Minkhaung Nawrahta, Maha Thiha Thura, Ne Myo Sithu, Maha Sithu and Balamindin. Most other resistance forces, as well as officers from the disbanded Palace Guards, had joined him with such arms as they retained. By October 1752, he had emerged the primary challenger to Hanthawaddy and driven out all Hanthawaddy outposts north of Ava, and their allies Gwe Shans from Madaya.

To coincide with the release of "If This Is Love" the group begun touring the United Kingdom with girl group Girls Aloud on 3 May 2008 as a supporting act for their Tangled Up Tour. Prior to the tour, White mentioned: "We can't wait to get out and sing it in front of loads of people, it's going to be brilliant". On 22 June 2008, The Saturdays performed on live television for the first time, on Channel 4 music television show The Nokia Green Room. The group then performed "If This Love" on GMTV's The Richard Arnold Show on 18 July 2008.

Despite the archetype arising largely through feminism, it has not been universally well received by those supportive of women's rights. Sophia McDougall of the New Statesman has criticized the high prevalence of strong female characters for creating a cliché that represents women as unrealistically strong; she argues that the simplicity of this archetype does little to present women in media in a realistic, complex way. She points out that "Sherlock Holmes gets to be brilliant, solitary, abrasive, Bohemian, whimsical, brave, sad, manipulative, neurotic, vain, untidy, fastidious, artistic, courteous, rude, a polymath genius. Female characters get to be Strong".

"It would always be brilliant journalism and it would always be head and shoulders over any reportage by any other journalist in the world covering that story." During the Ethiopian Famine of in 1984 Stewart covered the near death survival of a three-year-old girl Birhan Woldu, reports that made her the Face of Famine in 1985 and the subject of a famous video played during the Live Aid Concert. Stewart later return to search for the girl in Northern Ethiopia and continued to chronicle her life over two decades. The two were interviewed on the Oprah Winfrey Show in 2006.

That job was at Artic Computing, a company where Charles Cecil, upcoming co-founder of Revolution, had already been working for a couple of years during his studies. Warriner lived close to where Artic was based (Brandesburton, near Hull) and, about seventeen years old, he had sent in his game for consideration. In the game, Obsidian, the avatar moves around in a jet-pack to fix power terminals in a space station, while picking up items and avoiding the defenses of the station. Cecil, who considered it to be brilliant, convinced him to have it published by Artic.

His defence would turn out to be brilliant, as by the first days of November, the Central Powers had not advanced more than across the Romanian border. On the Romanian side, the last major location captured by the Romanians during their initial advance into Transylvania was back in the control of the Central Powers, causing morale in Bucharest to further plummet. Chaotic preparations began to move the seat of Government to the east and some began to question the wisdom of going to war with the Central Powers, resulting in suggestions to seek a separate peace.

Hence the increasing isolation of the poet in the modern world where the only response that greets him is that of his own rhymes (Rhyme, 1841). The future of industrialized and mechanized mankind will be brilliant and glorious in the nearest future, but universal happiness and peace will be bought at the cost of the loss of all higher values of poetry (The Last Poet). And inevitably, after an age of intellectual refinement, humanity will lose its vital sap and die from sexual impotence. Then earth will be restored to her primaeval majesty (The Last Death, 1827).

Talia Kraines of BBC Music felt "the Balearic bliss of epic seven minute marathon Untouchable [...] prove[s] that you don't have to be brassy to be brilliant." Michael Cragg from The Guardian called it a proper "statement song", as well as "the band's most effortless-sounding single" without ever feeling overly long. Nick Levine of Digital Spy said the song "serves as the centrepiece" on the album and that even the radio edit "remains surprising, thrilling and strangely moving - in short, classic Girls Aloud." Matthew Chisling from AllMusic deemed it "the album's most club-friendly smash".

I wanted to bring the attention to track number 17 in the album Rowdy whoever ever liked and remembered that cycle chase music in Siva, I am sure they will enjoy listening to this background track." He added "As a huge fan of this legendary musician, my main interest is to bring back this composition to express the great idea of the genius Ilaiyaraaja's 1989 soundtrack (of Siva) to 2014. I asked Sai Karthik to do an integration of the brilliant cycle chase theme from Siva into the main theme of Rowdy and it turned out to be brilliant. This is my salute to Ilaiyaraaja.

A few weeks before the film's premiere, De Palma told the crew not to get their hopes up about the film's reception. He correctly predicted that Pacino, having just won an Oscar, would be criticized; Koepp, having just done Jurassic Park, would "suck"; Penn would be "brilliant" because he had not done anything for a while; and he himself, having not been forgiven for The Bonfire of the Vanities, would not quite be embraced. Carlito's Way premiered with an opening weekend box office taking of over $9 million. At the end of its theatrical run, the film had grossed over $36 million in the United States and $63 million worldwide.

She expressed the opinion it would be "brilliant" if Heather were to raise the baby with Shirley, as Heather would be scared of being a mother, but Shirley has brought up her own children so could help. However, she believed that Heather would be a great mother, saying "it's exactly what she needs and it's somebody who's going to love her." Scripts containing the name of the baby's father were censored or doctored to show the man's name as "George" due to the secrecy surrounding the storyline. Betting on the identity of the child's father opened in July 2009, with Heather's ex-husband Minty starting as the favourite.

You Are Awesome: Find Your Confidence and Dare to be Brilliant at (Almost) Anything, is a young adult non-fiction book written by the British author Matthew Syed and first published by Wren & Rook, an imprint of the Hachette Book Group, in April 2018. The book deals with themes such as growth mindset, resilience and building confidence. It was awarded the title Children's Illustrated Non-Fiction Book of the Year by the British Book Awards in 2019 and was listed on The Sunday Times Bestseller list in July 2018. The title was closely followed by the publication of The You Are Awesome Journal in September 2018.

He also oversaw all aspects of Design, Global Marketing and Communications, and Visual Creative Services. Following his arrival, Calvin Klein entered into an agreement with the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts on allowing Simons unprecedented access to the Warhol archive for three years.Vanessa Friedman (October 24, 2018), Warhol & I New York Times. Simon's first collection debuted for the Fall 2017 season, on which the New York Magazine stated that "The Most Anticipated Fashion Show in Decades Turned Out to Be Brilliant". In December 2018, Calvin Klein and Simons announced they are ‘amicably parting ways’, after Calvin Klein "decided on a new brand direction different from Simons" creative vision.

Club Latino Español in Helsinki who were then coached by Paraguayan Rodrigo Acosta. Acosta saw a striker in Tukiainen, and he was their best in 2013 with 30 goals. In January 2014, he moved to neighboring club Atlantis FC, who were playing in the Finnish Kakkonen and coached by the Nigerian Niran Akhimetan. He started with the reserve team, but soon joined the first team. His goal star continued to be brilliant in Atlantis, as during the season 2014 Tukiainen scored 40 goals in 27 games and broke Kakkonen's one-time goal, which was formerly owned by Pasi Nevanperä and Joel Pohjanpalo (33 goals).

Préciosité was reflected in fashions, conversations, art and literature that were elevated and affected with great embellishments and meant to be brilliant in an effort to separate the upper levels of society from the vulgarity and coarseness of the bourgeoise. The game of telling fairy stories amongst the précieuses in the then highly fashionable ladies' literary salons became popular in the late 17th century. Zipes says Perrault published in Contes stories written explicitly for his "peers in the literary salons", whereas Humphrey Carpenter believes he wrote for an audience of aristocratic children as well. Writing for children in itself was a trend, as shown by the stories Louis XIV's wife wrote for girls in convents.

Mohamed Rouane (born at Belouizdad, Algiers in 1968) is an Algerian musician and recording artist, well known in his own country for his performances of flamenco and "Casbah-style jazz" and especially for his use of the mondol. Beyond the business of being a musician, he is a creative force in Algeria, and his mondol playing credited with raising Algerian music to "higher spheres" in world music. In a feature article, Aljazeera called him an artist with the ability and mastery to be brilliant, able to render the mondol into a respectable instrument. He calls his style of music Casbah Jazz, and fuses jazz with Algerian musical forms to create something new.

In horse show performance competition, stallions and mares often compete in the same arena with one another, particularly in Western and English "pleasure"-type classes where horses are worked as a group. Overall, stallions can be trained to keep focused on work and may be brilliant performers if properly handled. A breeding stallion is more apt to present challenging behavior to a human handler than one who has not bred mares, and stallions may be more difficult to handle in spring and summer, during the breeding season, than during the fall and winter. However, some stallions are used for both equestrian uses and for breeding at the same general time of year.

In 2007, Ronaldo and Messi finished as runners-up to A.C. Milan's Kaká in both the Ballon d'Or, an award rewarded to the player voted as the best in the world by an international panel of sports journalists; and the FIFA World Player of the Year, an award voted for by coaches and captains of international teams. In an interview that year, Messi was quoted as saying "Cristiano Ronaldo is an extraordinary player and it would be brilliant to be in the same team as him". They first played in a game against each other when Manchester United were drawn to play Barcelona in the 2007–08 UEFA Champions League semi-finals and were immediately pitted as major rivals. Ronaldo missed a penalty in the first leg, but United eventually advanced to the final via a Paul Scholes goal.

During his stay in Colmar in the 152nd Infantry, one of his companions (and future brother-in-law) got him permission to spend time at Bonnal, Doubs, a small village where he met his future wife. He was admitted to the Ecole de Guerre (School of War) in Paris on 1 November 1930. His studies and subsequent coursework over two years at the School of War were noted to be brilliant. He was the first in his class on 31 October 1932. He was married at Besançon on 8 April 1931, and on 14 February 1932, his first son, Jean Claude, was born in Paris. He was assigned an internship at the General Staff of the 7th Military Region in Besançon where it was announced by the Superior School of War as a matter of choice.

Sometimes, "hacker" is simply used synonymously with "geek": "A true hacker is not a group person. He's a person who loves to stay up all night, he and the machine in a love-hate relationship... They're kids who tended to be brilliant but not very interested in conventional goals It's a term of derision and also the ultimate compliment."Alan Kay quoted in Stewart Brand, "S P A C E W A R: Fanatic Life and Symbolic Death Among the Computer Bums:" In Rolling Stone (1972) Fred Shapiro thinks that "the common theory that 'hacker' originally was a benign term and the malicious connotations of the word were a later perversion is untrue." He found that the malicious connotations were already present at MIT in 1963 (quoting The Tech, an MIT student newspaper), and at that time referred to unauthorized users of the telephone network,Fred Shapiro: Antedating of "Hacker" .

On 15 December, Ince scored his first professional hat-trick in a 4–0 win against Bristol City. The first was a low finish past City keeper Frank Fielding in the 42nd minute after a mazy run through three defenders; then he intercepted the ball inside his own half and ran through on goal before firing a shot under Fielding in the 63rd minute; his third in the 71st minute was drilled into the bottom corner after a combination with Darren Bent. The result moved Derby up to third in the table and manager Paul Clement praised Ince, saying that "he's been a little bit inconsistent by his standards so far this season so it was a very good performance from him and will be brilliant for his confidence." Ince scored again in the next match, the only goal in a 1–0 win at home to Ipswich Town on 19 December.

" Critical response to the balance between the "interactive anime" style and gameplay was mixed. Jeff Cork of Game Informer commented that "the combat may not be as deep as other hack and slash offerings, but it does a great job of making Asura feel (and play) like the unhinged demigod", in which he felt the story was the focus rather than the combat, finding it "a nice change of pace from other hack-and-slash games, featuring an interesting story that’s not blocked off by insurmountable difficulty." Keza MacDonald of IGN stated that this unique element was "self-evidently, an excellent thing – and a rare one, if you've been playing games for a long time", praising the presentation in particular, in her opinion calling Asura's Wrath "one of the greatest achievements in Japanese animation in a very long time". Despite this, however, she responded negatively to the longevity, concluding that "as an episodic download release Asura's Wrath would be brilliant, but as a premium- priced game it can only be recommended with strong reservations.

He can be brilliant sometimes, but he can't choose when. from Vice
So again, maybe the president's strategy proves to be brilliant. from CNBC
And I don't think this quarter is going to be brilliant. from CNBC
Even though they're just words, they're not trying to be brilliant. from Vice
We ask ourselves, Who am I to be brilliant, gorgeous, talented, fabulous? from Vox
Accept those two factors, and your stay in Fiji will be brilliant. from Refinery 29
The results can be brilliant, amusing, infuriating or all of the above. from The New York Times
The results can be brilliant or amusing or infuriating, or some combination. from The New York Times
Your imagination will be brilliant today, so break out your art supplies. from Vice
Everything in Natalie's article will be brilliant and beautifully expressed and true. from Vox
I think that he's got the capacity to be brilliant in something else. from Vice
The energy can be brilliant and innovative, yet explosive, so wear your protective gear. from Vice
The jury's still out on whether the show's going to be brilliant or terrible, though. from Mashable
We have this idea that because a person is rich, they must also be brilliant. from Vox
Executives realize it's not enough to be brilliant -- you have to be able to communicate. from CNN
"Not that that's where his mind is at, to be brilliant right now," she said. from Refinery 29
The Mandibles could be brilliant, if it had something to offer other than its politics. from Vox
Gillick knows that we know that he knows that he'd rather be brilliant than convincing. from Hyperallergic
" William went on, "It is important that parents understand that you can't be brilliant at everything. from People
To be brilliant is a gift, but who gets to be remembered as such involves privilege. from Gizmodo
I really want her to take this and run with it, because she will be brilliant. from Refinery 29
"When the dust finally settles, the Administration's trade policy may prove to be brilliant," Hensarling said. from CNN
Trump was thrilled with his new chief of staff's proposal, believing the idea to be brilliant. from CNN
"No, you be your own girl, you be your own girl and you be brilliant," she said. from People
The sanctuary also happens to be brilliant at capturing the animal's sheer joy on social media. Harriet. from Mashable
A lot of other people are trying to be brilliant, and we're just trying to stay rational. from Reuters
It may sound weird to use alcohol for empowerment, but if played correctly, it can be brilliant. from Vice
My first thought is a dry riesling from Alsace, which ought to be brilliant with this dish. from The New York Times
Warren Buffett believes investors do not need to be brilliant to do well in the financial markets. from CNBC
And if you (like I) want to overthink it, there's a possibility that it might actually be brilliant. from Vox
It was frustrating to watch, especially since I once worked with Schmidt and know him to be brilliant. from The Hill
"He needs to be brilliant and funny and he needs to have enough money to travel," said Jeana. from People
On the other hand, I found the Fantino to be brilliant with a meaty lasagna that I made. from The New York Times
Day 358: "Gossip" – The Leak, 2007 Lil Wayne lines can be fun, and they can often be brilliant. from Vice
Rami was at the very top of that next list of people who we thought would be brilliant. from Vice
And though Crane may be brilliant in his psychiatry career, it's his dysfunctional family relationships that make him relatable. from Vice
Matthew: Hopefully Noel Gallagher will turn up and there will be a massive reunion and it will be brilliant. from Vice
When two very important people have a kid, it's safe to assume that the first words will be brilliant. from Mashable
I actually do think it would be brilliant PR move for them to come out this late in the game. from Vice
Tomas suggested I pack everything inside in plastic bags, just in case — an idea that turned out to be brilliant. from The New York Times
But, we still expect you to be brilliant at the basics and do your job to the best of your abilities. from Mashable
Here's the paradox: The John Stones may be brilliant criminal defense lawyers, because they know every judge and every procedural angle. from CNN
"The calling of the special session turned out to be brilliant," said Bob Holsworth, a longtime political analyst in the state. from The New York Times
An artist can be brilliant, but if his or her personal behavior offends me, I have the choice of looking elsewhere. from The New York Times
Sometimes the Thunder might be brilliant, moving in streaks and strobes, tossing lobs to one another, ballooning four-point leads to 15. from Vice
Everything else is a bonus, and if things happen that push us further in that respect, then that will be brilliant, too. from Vice
Zuckerberg displayed real vision by making a series of acquisitions that were questioned at the time, but turned out to be brilliant. from CNBC
"I always thought it'd be brilliant if we could put [the text] in, but I knew I couldn't do it," Evie says. from Vice
The ideas coming out of warehouses and bedrooms may be brilliant, but they never seem to improve the spaces we all share. from The New York Times
They may be crazy, they may be brilliant, but in any event the people around Bloomberg's campaign have been around the block. from Politico
"You have to be comfortable with saying the dumbest thing that comes to your mind because it might actually be brilliant," he says. from People
It would be a better idea to take notes of the ideas coming to you at this time, because they will be brilliant! from Vice
It was the beginning of summer, and I thought it would be brilliant to get paid to hop from Greek island to Greek island. from Vice
"You could be brilliant on your own, but if you can't work with other people that's not going to work for us," Williams says. from CNBC
DeHaan's deadpan delivery makes him seem like he's satirizing his own character, which might be brilliant, if only his worst lines didn't seem so genuine. from The Verge
"It should be a monumentally magnificent convention, and it should be brilliant staged, but they're spending $50 million on security," he said in the interview. from CNN
After that we knew it was going to be brilliant; we went from the depth of depression to the height of fun during that episode. from Vice
So I admit that at the end of the day maybe his trade pro-- policies, negotiations, I hope and pray it proves to be brilliant. from CNBC
Even if your dog is carefully locked in their crate overnight, they can be brilliant escape artists, especially when they can smell nose-level foods. from Business Insider
YA sci-fi, then, is akin to walking a razor's edge authority-wise: be brilliant and naïve simultaneously, or risk losing your audience from the jump. from The Verge
The voice cast and visuals may be brilliant, but I'm not going to recommend that anyone ever watch the remake in place of the animated version. from Business Insider
There is night vision should the LED headlamps not be brilliant enough, and an 27-speed transmission that takes cues from GPS to anticipate shift dynamics. from The New York Times
"If he weren't a Labour man, he'd be brilliant," said Malcolm Shaw, a military veteran and ex-Labour voter, after ticking a box for the Conservatives. from The New York Times
"Unfinished" and these other exhibitions may prove to be brilliant and visually dazzling, but in New York there is a tendency to view Wagstaff with suspicion. from New Yorker
He is a brilliant and hilarious man and we always get to see him be brilliant but we don't always get to see him be so funny. from People
But I just thought he'd be brilliant doing it and I thought he and Kate [McKinnon, who plays Hillary Clinton on the show] would be a match. from People
According to CNN, Brandon Elefante, the Honolulu city councilman who introduced the bill, got this idea from high school students, so you know it's gotta be brilliant. from Mashable
Prime Minister May said that while the internet could be brilliant at connecting people, it had not done enough to protect users, especially children and young people. from Reuters
I can tell you that I admire Felix a lot, consider him to be brilliant and one of the most important people that we have on staff. from Gizmodo
Prime Minister Theresa May said that while the Internet could be brilliant at connecting people, it had not done enough to protect users, especially children and young people. from CNBC
Prime Minister Theresa May said that while the Internet could be brilliant at connecting people, it had not done enough to protect users, especially children and young people. from CNBC
Riz Ahmed continues to be brilliant in his portrayal of the defendant, quivering with fear and nerves as he walks through a version of Riker's Island stripped of color. from Vice
At a point where I was happy and I felt that she was happy and—I don't know... if it can continue like this, then it'll be brilliant, really. from Vice
We want to see women look beautiful in amazing clothes, and be brilliant, and dynamic, and funny, and caring and complicated, and make mistakes – but that's not necessarily their defining feature. from Refinery 29
Her remarkable story is a reminder that regardless of the limitations placed on them, women can be anything that men can be: brilliant and brutal, courageous and cruel, powerful and dreadful. from Vice
"I do think it would be nice if more articles were written and more people were seen on TV, and more from a different perspective, that would be brilliant," she said. from Mashable
One key, he said, is whether it is perceived that in order to work in a certain field, a person needs to be brilliant, to have, even, a spark of genius. from The New York Times
Shepard was one of those multi-hyphenates who, rather unfairly to the rest of us, turned out to be brilliant and highly renowned at just about everything he put his mind to. from Vox
They can be brilliant backdrops for dance, as in the new work "Fruits Borne out of Rust," a multimedia dance performance conceived and directed by Tabaimo and choreographed by Morishita, with live musical accompaniment. from The New York Times
"As someone whose life is just a series of mortifying incidents strung together, it's going to be brilliant to take a break from my own mishaps, and feast in the disasters of others," she said. from Vice
"Across the board, the more that people in a field believe you need to be brilliant, the fewer women you see in the field," Cimpian, an associate professor of psychology at New York University, told Mashable. from Mashable
But if you've seen just about any Marvel movie in which Tony Stark makes an appearance, you might have already spotted the flaw in this idea: Tony may be brilliant, but he is also a mess. from Vox
Not only are they the single girl's ideal comfort food vessel (for solo sipping hot chocolate, soup, eating ice cream, mac and cheese, etc.), but they also happen to be brilliant micro-ware for desserts. Mirco-what? from Refinery 29
Younger and older patients should be encouraged to meet periodically with mentors — ostomy nurses (bless them!) tend to be brilliant, but seasoned patients as well — who can assist with the physical, psychological and social trials that arise. from The New York Times
"The internet can be brilliant at connecting people across the world, but for too long these companies have not done enough to protect users, especially children and young people, from harmful content," Ms. May said in a statement. from The New York Times
"That's one of the downsides in hiring someone who might be brilliant but doesn't have 13, 20 years experience in this business," said one of the bank's institutional shareholders, who declined to be named because of the sensitivity of the issue. from Reuters
Despite many predictions that Venus's and Serena's careers would be brilliant but relatively short — one of those doing the predicting was Richard Williams, their father and coach — the sisters remain the best sibling act in sports, nearly 20 years later. from The New York Times
This, too, has consequences for the economy, as obscure laws enacted after the revolution in 1979 remain on the books, often used by ideologues or unscrupulous officials to undermine business ventures that in most other countries would be brilliant successes. from The New York Times
Douglas G. Brinkley, a professor of history at Rice University and a biographer of Ms. Parks, described the records as "astounding artifacts" that "will be brilliant under glass in a museum," even if they do not yield any groundbreaking revelations. from The New York Times
Whether or not his brand of entertainment should have been advertised to a generation of uncritical children, whether or not the messaging was uncomfortable, he could be brilliant on his own merits, with his character traits and general persona often completely batshit insane. from Vice
The ones that work best tend to be the ones that are more relaxed and easily humorous, and don't try as hard to be brilliant, like the sixth, in which Louise and Tom imagine what each other's future partners might be like. from The New York Times
Reports AL.com:Auburn University biology professor Geoffrey Hill said the cardinal in the photos is an adult male in the same species as the common red cardinal, but carries a genetic mutation that causes what would normally be brilliant red feathers to be bright yellow instead. from Gizmodo
In what must have been a clever napkin idea, Holachek decided it would be brilliant to combine the randomness of Giphy with Microsoft's Emotion API, which uses machine learning to detect between eight distinct, universal emotions (anger, contempt, disgust, fear, happiness, neutral, sadness, and surprise). from Mashable
Still deeply believing in that oath, I unhesitatingly support the Second Amendment and find the words "a well-regulated militia, being necessary to the security of a free state, the right of the people to keep and bear arms, shall not be infringed," to be brilliant in their succinctness and foresight. from CNN
Not only in terms of the jurisprudence of our courts but because you bring various perspectives then into the decisions that you make, but also, honestly whenever we've had a brilliant woman judge on the court, it's had a positive, halo effect on the rest of us because then they believe women can be brilliant. from CNN
Some administrators might be brilliant with their own children, or have been wonderful caregivers in the past, but the addition of the grind of administrative duties and pleasing teachers and parents seems to be the limit, the litmus point where the constant reservoir of patience and connection one needs to be a good preschool teacher runs dry. from Vox
The album was recorded at the following studios: The Bomb Shelter in Brentwood, Tennessee and Be Brilliant in Franklin, Tennessee.
Letters to a Young Scientist is a 2013 book by E. O. Wilson. Included is the observation that one doesn't need to be brilliant at math to become a great scientist.
But the glaur and the mud of the forest stages up near Aberdeen is where I learned how to rally and it's going to be brilliant to get back on the slippery stuff.
" Gascoyne added: "Put it this way, Peter Barlow and a wedding is bound to spell disaster. It certainly won't be dull. Whatever happens, it will be brilliant. Peter's had a good go at weddings – this will be his fifth.
"Humphries, pg. 97 Bones Howe considers the song's lyrics to be "brilliant" and "the work of an extremely talented lyricist." Speaking of the lyrics, Howe has said: "occasionally I'll do something for songwriters. They all say the same thing to me.
" The Telegraph wrote a negative review of the film, saying "How could it not be brilliant? By, at 85 minutes, being an hour too long. By being arch rather than schlocky. And by wasting too much time on dull dialogue celebrating its 'No Reason' philosophy.
"She has a beautiful visual gift," wrote Rebecca West in the New Statesman, "and a sense of character that can be brilliant or touching."New Statesman, 23 Oct. 1920 Katherine Mansfield, reviewing Jones in the Athenaeum, admired her "distinction of style".Mansfield, Katherine, Novels and Novelists, ed.
'All the great lyrics are done.' And I say, 'I'm going to give you a lyric that you never heard before."' Howe then says to his aspiring songwriters, "A battered old suitcase to a hotel someplace / And a wound that will never heal." This particular Tom Waits lyric Howe considers to be "brilliant.
There was also something young and > vulnerable in his smile. He smiled often, and his conversation was reputed > to be brilliant. As the wars raged, Bojić wrote a historical drama titled "The King's Autumn" (Kraljeva jesen), which received considerable praise from Skerlić. The drama premiered at the National Theatre in October 1913.
The car was presented to Jaguar Ltd. when finished and even taken into consideration by them, codenamed "Jaguar Intercity Car". Handling and performance were found to be brilliant and just two weeks after completion the car had won the Rallye de la Route in France when Pat Moss only made it to 6th place.
He > could be brilliant on stage and a troll when in the audience, banging on > about US exceptionalism and FISA. He’d confess to me after that he may have > gone too far, but it was better than not having idiot bureaucrats understand > fundamentals. He wasn’t a lawyer, but had a finer legal mind than most.
Simon of Tournai (c. 1130–1201) was a professor at the University of Paris in the late twelfth century. His date of birth is uncertain, but he was teaching before 1184, as he signed a document at the same time as Gerard de Pucelle, the Bishop of Coventry, who died that year. Simon taught philosophy for ten years, and was said to be brilliant.
The Rebbe was reputed to be brilliant in both the revealed and the hidden Torah. He was also extremely knowledgeable in several scientific fields, like chemistry, engineering and medicine. He spoke several languages fluently, and used them frequently while prescribing medicines in Latin to the countless people who turned to him for help. He worked tirelessly for the restoration of the techeiles of the tzitzis.
The origin of the original White Dragon is unknown. At some point in his past, he served as a scientist in a Chinese organization called the Council of Nine. While the scientists of the Council of Nine are known to be brilliant, his special scientific abilities were brought to question by the Council of Nine. The scientist lost face and went into self-exile until he can prove himself.
Its successes can be brilliant but tend to be transitory. # The method of – which overcomes disagreements but sometimes brutally. Its successes can be majestic and long-lasting, but it cannot regulate people thoroughly enough to withstand doubts indefinitely, especially when people learn about other societies present and past. # The method of the – which promotes conformity less brutally but fosters opinions as something like tastes, arising in conversation and comparisons of perspectives in terms of "what is agreeable to reason".
During the 1920s she spent four years as an editor for the Freeman working as a deputy to Albert Jay Nock editing and writing. When the magazine folded, she turned her talents to writing, producing award-winning poetry as well as two books on very different subjects. In Concerning Women, she broke new ground as she analyzed feminism from the perspective of economic equality. Her former mentor, Nock, found the book to be brilliant and original.
As the Cineraria depart, the Doctor reveals to Professor Morris that he believes that the human race is amazing in itself and they can fix their own problems without the help of an alien race. Inside the TARDIS, Martha asks the Doctor to take her to Earth, ten years in the future; so she can see how the world has managed to sort itself out. The Doctor reassures her that everything will be brilliant and they depart.
He did not leave his house in the morning. Late each Saturday morning, Cherry concluded a telephone conversation with Broderick with the phrase "I'm going to be brilliant as usual". Cherry would not eat after 13:00, only drinking coffee, and would take an afternoon nap. At about 17:00, preparations began during story meetings that cover the entirety of the Hockey Night in Canada broadcast, including the pre-game show, Hockey Central Saturday, and Headlines.
It would be great for everyone else except me. It'd be mega for the millions and millions and for everybody else it would be brilliant, but I wouldn't be very happy about it. I guess you don't know what you're gonna feel like in 20-odd years but right now, I mean I was in Oasis for nearly 20 years. I've been doing what I'm doing now for one year and I'd like to see what it's like to do it for longer.
The device was unveiled on October 31, 2013; it was made available for pre-order from Google Play Store the same day in 16 GB and 32 GB models. When released, the Nexus 5 was priced at US$349 for the 16 GB version and US$399 for the 32 GB version in the United States.Google's Nexus 6 Pricing Strategy Could Be Brilliant This was much lower than comparable smartphones, which would cost around $649. , the Nexus 5 is no longer available from Google Play Store.
He predicted that she would be "brilliant" in her new position. In September 2018, Oates spoke to Duncan Lindsay of the Metro about her plans for EastEnders. She explained that she wants to make the soap "the very best it can be", although pointed out that this would be challenging. Oates told the reporter that she already had ideas about the show and knew which characters she could utilise well, but wanted to speak to the cast and crew and find out their ideas before implementing anything new.
Michel Mousa Mitri Trad (October 21, 1912 - February 8, 1998) (in Arabic ميشال موسى متري طراد) was a Lebanese poet considered to be brilliant in Lebanese zajal poetry like Walim Saab, Emile Moubarak, Fouad Abu Ghanem, Adib AL-Attar, and Zaghloul AL-Damour. Trad, who lived in Zahle, was recognized for his work that often included love, women, and the beauty of Lebanon's nature, specifically, his home town Baskinta. His poems were commemorated in songs by Wadih Al-Safi, Fairouz, and Marcel Khalife. They were also translated to other languages like English and French.
On 11 June 2013, Union J announced that they would be touring the United Kingdom and Ireland in support of their debut album, Union J. When asked about the tour, the band stated: > "The thing we love most about music is performing and we are so excited to > get out on the road for our first ever tour. Playing our album to fans will > be brilliant. We are so excited and promise to put on a really special > show."Union J announce 'Magazines and TV Screens' UK tour.
Many of the 68 would prove to be brilliant military commanders in Konbaung's domestic and external campaigns, and form the core leadership of Konbaung armies for the next thirty years. They include the likes of Minhla Minkhaung Kyaw, Minkhaung Nawrahta, Maha Thiha Thura, Ne Myo Sithu, Maha Sithu and Balamindin. Most other resistance forces, as well as officers from the disbanded Palace Guards, had joined him with such arms as they retained. By October 1752, he had emerged the primary challenger to Hanthawaddy and driven out all Hanthawaddy outposts north of Ava, and their allies Gwe Shans from Madaya.
To coincide with the release of "If This Is Love" the group begun touring the United Kingdom with girl group Girls Aloud on 3 May 2008 as a supporting act for their Tangled Up Tour. Prior to the tour, White mentioned: "We can't wait to get out and sing it in front of loads of people, it's going to be brilliant". On 22 June 2008, The Saturdays performed on live television for the first time, on Channel 4 music television show The Nokia Green Room. The group then performed "If This Love" on GMTV's The Richard Arnold Show on 18 July 2008.
Despite the archetype arising largely through feminism, it has not been universally well received by those supportive of women's rights. Sophia McDougall of the New Statesman has criticized the high prevalence of strong female characters for creating a cliché that represents women as unrealistically strong; she argues that the simplicity of this archetype does little to present women in media in a realistic, complex way. She points out that "Sherlock Holmes gets to be brilliant, solitary, abrasive, Bohemian, whimsical, brave, sad, manipulative, neurotic, vain, untidy, fastidious, artistic, courteous, rude, a polymath genius. Female characters get to be Strong".
"It would always be brilliant journalism and it would always be head and shoulders over any reportage by any other journalist in the world covering that story." During the Ethiopian Famine of in 1984 Stewart covered the near death survival of a three-year-old girl Birhan Woldu, reports that made her the Face of Famine in 1985 and the subject of a famous video played during the Live Aid Concert. Stewart later return to search for the girl in Northern Ethiopia and continued to chronicle her life over two decades. The two were interviewed on the Oprah Winfrey Show in 2006.
That job was at Artic Computing, a company where Charles Cecil, upcoming co-founder of Revolution, had already been working for a couple of years during his studies. Warriner lived close to where Artic was based (Brandesburton, near Hull) and, about seventeen years old, he had sent in his game for consideration. In the game, Obsidian, the avatar moves around in a jet-pack to fix power terminals in a space station, while picking up items and avoiding the defenses of the station. Cecil, who considered it to be brilliant, convinced him to have it published by Artic.
His defence would turn out to be brilliant, as by the first days of November, the Central Powers had not advanced more than across the Romanian border. On the Romanian side, the last major location captured by the Romanians during their initial advance into Transylvania was back in the control of the Central Powers, causing morale in Bucharest to further plummet. Chaotic preparations began to move the seat of Government to the east and some began to question the wisdom of going to war with the Central Powers, resulting in suggestions to seek a separate peace.
Hence the increasing isolation of the poet in the modern world where the only response that greets him is that of his own rhymes (Rhyme, 1841). The future of industrialized and mechanized mankind will be brilliant and glorious in the nearest future, but universal happiness and peace will be bought at the cost of the loss of all higher values of poetry (The Last Poet). And inevitably, after an age of intellectual refinement, humanity will lose its vital sap and die from sexual impotence. Then earth will be restored to her primaeval majesty (The Last Death, 1827).
Talia Kraines of BBC Music felt "the Balearic bliss of epic seven minute marathon Untouchable [...] prove[s] that you don't have to be brassy to be brilliant." Michael Cragg from The Guardian called it a proper "statement song", as well as "the band's most effortless-sounding single" without ever feeling overly long. Nick Levine of Digital Spy said the song "serves as the centrepiece" on the album and that even the radio edit "remains surprising, thrilling and strangely moving - in short, classic Girls Aloud." Matthew Chisling from AllMusic deemed it "the album's most club-friendly smash".
I wanted to bring the attention to track number 17 in the album Rowdy whoever ever liked and remembered that cycle chase music in Siva, I am sure they will enjoy listening to this background track." He added "As a huge fan of this legendary musician, my main interest is to bring back this composition to express the great idea of the genius Ilaiyaraaja's 1989 soundtrack (of Siva) to 2014. I asked Sai Karthik to do an integration of the brilliant cycle chase theme from Siva into the main theme of Rowdy and it turned out to be brilliant. This is my salute to Ilaiyaraaja.
A few weeks before the film's premiere, De Palma told the crew not to get their hopes up about the film's reception. He correctly predicted that Pacino, having just won an Oscar, would be criticized; Koepp, having just done Jurassic Park, would "suck"; Penn would be "brilliant" because he had not done anything for a while; and he himself, having not been forgiven for The Bonfire of the Vanities, would not quite be embraced. Carlito's Way premiered with an opening weekend box office taking of over $9 million. At the end of its theatrical run, the film had grossed over $36 million in the United States and $63 million worldwide.
She expressed the opinion it would be "brilliant" if Heather were to raise the baby with Shirley, as Heather would be scared of being a mother, but Shirley has brought up her own children so could help. However, she believed that Heather would be a great mother, saying "it's exactly what she needs and it's somebody who's going to love her." Scripts containing the name of the baby's father were censored or doctored to show the man's name as "George" due to the secrecy surrounding the storyline. Betting on the identity of the child's father opened in July 2009, with Heather's ex-husband Minty starting as the favourite.
You Are Awesome: Find Your Confidence and Dare to be Brilliant at (Almost) Anything, is a young adult non-fiction book written by the British author Matthew Syed and first published by Wren & Rook, an imprint of the Hachette Book Group, in April 2018. The book deals with themes such as growth mindset, resilience and building confidence. It was awarded the title Children's Illustrated Non-Fiction Book of the Year by the British Book Awards in 2019 and was listed on The Sunday Times Bestseller list in July 2018. The title was closely followed by the publication of The You Are Awesome Journal in September 2018.
He also oversaw all aspects of Design, Global Marketing and Communications, and Visual Creative Services. Following his arrival, Calvin Klein entered into an agreement with the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts on allowing Simons unprecedented access to the Warhol archive for three years.Vanessa Friedman (October 24, 2018), Warhol & I New York Times. Simon's first collection debuted for the Fall 2017 season, on which the New York Magazine stated that "The Most Anticipated Fashion Show in Decades Turned Out to Be Brilliant". In December 2018, Calvin Klein and Simons announced they are ‘amicably parting ways’, after Calvin Klein "decided on a new brand direction different from Simons" creative vision.
Club Latino Español in Helsinki who were then coached by Paraguayan Rodrigo Acosta. Acosta saw a striker in Tukiainen, and he was their best in 2013 with 30 goals. In January 2014, he moved to neighboring club Atlantis FC, who were playing in the Finnish Kakkonen and coached by the Nigerian Niran Akhimetan. He started with the reserve team, but soon joined the first team. His goal star continued to be brilliant in Atlantis, as during the season 2014 Tukiainen scored 40 goals in 27 games and broke Kakkonen's one-time goal, which was formerly owned by Pasi Nevanperä and Joel Pohjanpalo (33 goals).
Préciosité was reflected in fashions, conversations, art and literature that were elevated and affected with great embellishments and meant to be brilliant in an effort to separate the upper levels of society from the vulgarity and coarseness of the bourgeoise. The game of telling fairy stories amongst the précieuses in the then highly fashionable ladies' literary salons became popular in the late 17th century. Zipes says Perrault published in Contes stories written explicitly for his "peers in the literary salons", whereas Humphrey Carpenter believes he wrote for an audience of aristocratic children as well. Writing for children in itself was a trend, as shown by the stories Louis XIV's wife wrote for girls in convents.
Mohamed Rouane (born at Belouizdad, Algiers in 1968) is an Algerian musician and recording artist, well known in his own country for his performances of flamenco and "Casbah-style jazz" and especially for his use of the mondol. Beyond the business of being a musician, he is a creative force in Algeria, and his mondol playing credited with raising Algerian music to "higher spheres" in world music. In a feature article, Aljazeera called him an artist with the ability and mastery to be brilliant, able to render the mondol into a respectable instrument. He calls his style of music Casbah Jazz, and fuses jazz with Algerian musical forms to create something new.
In horse show performance competition, stallions and mares often compete in the same arena with one another, particularly in Western and English "pleasure"-type classes where horses are worked as a group. Overall, stallions can be trained to keep focused on work and may be brilliant performers if properly handled. A breeding stallion is more apt to present challenging behavior to a human handler than one who has not bred mares, and stallions may be more difficult to handle in spring and summer, during the breeding season, than during the fall and winter. However, some stallions are used for both equestrian uses and for breeding at the same general time of year.
In 2007, Ronaldo and Messi finished as runners-up to A.C. Milan's Kaká in both the Ballon d'Or, an award rewarded to the player voted as the best in the world by an international panel of sports journalists; and the FIFA World Player of the Year, an award voted for by coaches and captains of international teams. In an interview that year, Messi was quoted as saying "Cristiano Ronaldo is an extraordinary player and it would be brilliant to be in the same team as him". They first played in a game against each other when Manchester United were drawn to play Barcelona in the 2007–08 UEFA Champions League semi-finals and were immediately pitted as major rivals. Ronaldo missed a penalty in the first leg, but United eventually advanced to the final via a Paul Scholes goal.
During his stay in Colmar in the 152nd Infantry, one of his companions (and future brother-in-law) got him permission to spend time at Bonnal, Doubs, a small village where he met his future wife. He was admitted to the Ecole de Guerre (School of War) in Paris on 1 November 1930. His studies and subsequent coursework over two years at the School of War were noted to be brilliant. He was the first in his class on 31 October 1932. He was married at Besançon on 8 April 1931, and on 14 February 1932, his first son, Jean Claude, was born in Paris. He was assigned an internship at the General Staff of the 7th Military Region in Besançon where it was announced by the Superior School of War as a matter of choice.
Sometimes, "hacker" is simply used synonymously with "geek": "A true hacker is not a group person. He's a person who loves to stay up all night, he and the machine in a love-hate relationship... They're kids who tended to be brilliant but not very interested in conventional goals It's a term of derision and also the ultimate compliment."Alan Kay quoted in Stewart Brand, "S P A C E W A R: Fanatic Life and Symbolic Death Among the Computer Bums:" In Rolling Stone (1972) Fred Shapiro thinks that "the common theory that 'hacker' originally was a benign term and the malicious connotations of the word were a later perversion is untrue." He found that the malicious connotations were already present at MIT in 1963 (quoting The Tech, an MIT student newspaper), and at that time referred to unauthorized users of the telephone network,Fred Shapiro: Antedating of "Hacker" .
On 15 December, Ince scored his first professional hat-trick in a 4–0 win against Bristol City. The first was a low finish past City keeper Frank Fielding in the 42nd minute after a mazy run through three defenders; then he intercepted the ball inside his own half and ran through on goal before firing a shot under Fielding in the 63rd minute; his third in the 71st minute was drilled into the bottom corner after a combination with Darren Bent. The result moved Derby up to third in the table and manager Paul Clement praised Ince, saying that "he's been a little bit inconsistent by his standards so far this season so it was a very good performance from him and will be brilliant for his confidence." Ince scored again in the next match, the only goal in a 1–0 win at home to Ipswich Town on 19 December.
" Critical response to the balance between the "interactive anime" style and gameplay was mixed. Jeff Cork of Game Informer commented that "the combat may not be as deep as other hack and slash offerings, but it does a great job of making Asura feel (and play) like the unhinged demigod", in which he felt the story was the focus rather than the combat, finding it "a nice change of pace from other hack-and-slash games, featuring an interesting story that’s not blocked off by insurmountable difficulty." Keza MacDonald of IGN stated that this unique element was "self-evidently, an excellent thing – and a rare one, if you've been playing games for a long time", praising the presentation in particular, in her opinion calling Asura's Wrath "one of the greatest achievements in Japanese animation in a very long time". Despite this, however, she responded negatively to the longevity, concluding that "as an episodic download release Asura's Wrath would be brilliant, but as a premium- priced game it can only be recommended with strong reservations.