It is not that Tressel would not be in demand.
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Pornography is a market that will never not be in demand.
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Foster is a good pass-blocking guard who should be in demand.
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Even then, human drivers may still be in demand for short-haul trips.
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Analysts expect South African bonds to be in demand only later this year.
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Hesse suggests people research what skills will be in-demand in their field.
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He has that one puff stuff and that will always be in demand.
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Even then, human drivers may still be in demand for short-haul trips.
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Wherever you're positioned, it's worth assessing what new competencies will be in demand.
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That Fotiadis' work would be in demand in Eurasia does not surprise Cornell's deRoos.
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Every speaker who makes the final will be in demand -- and can charge, he says.
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The need to be valued and to be in demand are part of our human nature.
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According to Gates, anyone with skills in science, engineering and economics will always be in demand.
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And given rapid changes in travel patterns, the flexibility leasing offers will continue to be in demand.
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Ms. Mace predicted that the kinds of facilities that currently exist will continue to be in demand.
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Great people with the capability to thrive in a scale-up are going to be in demand.
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Now tariffs have been canceled on all the consumer goods that will be in demand during Christmas shopping.
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LinkedIn released their annual list of the top 10 hard skills that will be in demand this year.
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But eventually when "cars aren't cars anymore," as Cripe put it, services beyond a ride will be in demand.
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Eric Schmidt, executive chairman of Google's parent company Alphabet, also believes data skills will be in-demand moving forward.
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With Argentine ants a major pest on six continents, they believe dogs with Tobias's skills could be in demand.
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Levine will be in demand after that film, and the studio would be wise to stay in business with him.
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Both industries are growing by leaps and bounds, meaning workers like Noland will be in demand for years to come.
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Whole Foods, the specialty supermarket chain, stated that purple-shaded vegetables, including cauliflower and asparagus, would be in demand next year.
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But if it works, the super pigs are sure to be in demand among both pig farmers and lovers of bacon.
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The metal is expected to be in demand for use in renewable energy and electric vehicles, but new opportunities are scarce.
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Prado, 33, is signed through the 2019 season but could be in demand as trade bait before the deadline in July.
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For instance, high-touch roles in the caring professions, like nursing and home healthcare, will grow and continue to be in demand.
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She also grew to be in demand for television ads, appearing in commercials for Pampers diapers and cleaning products like Rinso and Tide.
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In an interview with Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg, Barra says coding is a skill that will continue to be in-demand to employers.
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The jobs that are available today won't be the same jobs that will be in demand in five years, let alone in two decades.
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As The Wall Street Journal notes, it can be very hard for companies to know which skills will be in demand in the future.
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The good news is there will be a big market for newer skill sets, and folks who have those skills should be in demand.
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Interpretive dance may not be in demand, but the competencies that liberal arts majors emphasize — writing, synthesis, problem solving — are sought after by employers.
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As for the future of books, all formats will continue to be in demand, according to Jacks Thomas, director of The London Book Fair.
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But if we can be sure of one thing and one thing only, it's that coders will still be in demand come December 31st.
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Other companies have said they'll make more of their products that could be in demand during the outbreak, including 2000M upping production of respiratory masks.
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"Green" jobs in the renewable-energy industry are seeing a spike in popularity, with plenty of lucrative roles expected to be in demand through 2026.
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"The Porsche 911 is an iconic and beloved sports car that will always be in demand as a dream car for many consumers," Ly said.
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Solar photo-voltaic installers (or, just solar panel installers) will be in demand through 1073, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics' latest employment projections.
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And the Ducks feature a junior quarterback, Justin Herbert, who is talented, mobile, and expected to be in demand among the N.F.L.'s rebuilding franchises.
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Or she could choose to get back in for a while, and might be in demand to succeed Secretary of State Mike Pompeo at Foggy Bottom.
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Koppel said that sales of its full-price items continue to be in demand, and that it's the clearance merchandise in its traditional stores that has struggled.
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Beyond developers, Nvidia's products are going to be in demand from auto manufacturers — like Audi — as auto makers find themselves in a race toward fully autonomous driving.
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It was nice to be in demand, but that didn't soften the blow of turning people away that wanted to pay me to do what I love.
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But an ever-changing job market and predictions of job-stealing robots make it hard to predict what positions will still be in demand in the future.
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The data it collects will help both the brewer and the outlets predict which beer will be in demand at certain times of day or during the year.
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One tool that can be used to predict which jobs will be in demand in the coming "AI era" is the Cognizant Jobs of the Future (CJOF) Index.
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In addition to Mr. Singhal's stated philanthropic and family interests, it is likely that his skills in building large computer networks and in A.I. will still be in demand.
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We know they will be in demand and we've only been able to get our hands on a limited amount so make sure you get them while you can!
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Even if people decide to buy content a la carte through over-the-top streaming plans, Time Warner's channels and shows would be in demand for these smaller services, he said.
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HDTs, which are widely used in mining, logistics and construction activities, are likely to continue to be in demand as economic growth remains healthy and sales in the property market recover.
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Usmanov's Baikal Mining Company, operator of the Udokan copper deposit, is betting on strong global appetite for the metal, which many expect to be in demand for use in electric vehicles.
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They need to do it soon because those professionals will also be in demand from law firms who represent the titans of industry who will undoubtedly be called early and often.
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Good advice based on a deep personal connection will always be in demand because it takes into account each client's emotional needs, which helps them face potentially difficult situations calmly and rationally.
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"As the cannabis industry becomes more legitimate, more and more professional roles will be in demand to help businesses comply with tax laws and regulations and scale into larger markets," Zhao wrote.
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And a select few professions might even prosper from the turmoil and its divorce from the EU: lawyers, headhunters, tax consultants, relocation firms, budding trade negotiators and soothsayers could all be in demand.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Dan Ivascyn, the group chief investment officer at bond heavyweight Pimco, said on Wednesday that U.S. Treasuries will continue to be in demand, given the geopolitical risks around the world.
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"Markets seem to be recovering after last week's selloff though some of the safe haven currencies still seem to be in demand," said Adrian Schmidt, chief FX strategist at Continuum Economics based in London.
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These silicon carbide chips are expected to gradually replace conventional chips in the coming years and will be in demand for on-board charging in electric and hybrid cars, Infineon's Chief Executive Reinhard Ploss said.
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"I think there's way too much pessimism about ESPN because ESPN is still in demand from three constituents you want to be in demand the most from," Iger said, referring to distributors, consumers and advertisers.
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It's the only company in the sector with a Wall Street-style, high-frequency trading approach to weighing fraud risk for companies, and it's clear that their technology will be in demand by many industries.
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The Mercedes-backed driver will have another Friday practice outing with the Silverstone-based team at the season-ending Abu Dhabi Grand Prix and can also expect his services to be in demand next year.
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Still, Portman is generally better liked than Kasich, who is known for being abrasive, and Ayotte has foreign policy credentials that will be in demand at a time when national security concerns are dominating the news.
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When I looked at her Web site, she seemed to be in demand all over the area, and her photographs were lovely: her brides glowed in afternoon light, her high-school seniors looked polished and confident.
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One critical challenge is how to turn these minimum-wage, direct-care jobs with few skills into higher-quality and better-paid employment that can attract the millions of new workers who will be in demand.
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Financing: Technology that helps people pay their bills and understand the extremely byzantine health care system will be in demand as people are expected to shoulder even more health care costs through higher deductibles, copays and coinsurance.
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Similar to Telling's take, Zawikowski shared that "urgent and essential hires," such as C-level roles that are essential to a company's operations, like CEOs, CFOs, and chief product officers (CPOs), will continue to be in demand.
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Equipped with a clear understanding of the talent they possess, city leaders are uniquely positioned to construct the talent pipelines desperately needed to equip workers with those promising skill sets that will be in demand in the near future.
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With almost every member of the squad now playing for his future at the club – bar perhaps the privileged few who'll be in demand this summer – Newcastle could still provide a backlash of sorts when Spurs arrive on Tyneside.
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Most of the stocks making gains of late fall into categories which might understandably be in demand amid a pandemic which is forcing millions of people to stay in their homes — such as food, diagnostics and remote working software.
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It has weathered the lucrative deluge of the holidays, and should be well into the planning for the next six months, having placed orders for the summer's supply of rosé and whatever else it expects will be in demand.
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" — Allison"Not necessarily exact deals, but I think unless you want a very specific item that you know is going to be in-demand, it's not worth it to go out first thing in the morning or Thursday night.
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"We're probably going to see some catch-up in the foreign exchange market over the next few sessions," Twidale said, adding that he expected safe-haven currencies such as the Japanese yen and the Swiss franc to be in demand.
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A delegate adviser to team Trump said the campaign's Washington office will soon begin micro-targeting uncommitted delegates, with the hopes of convincing those soon to be in-demand party regulars that the GOP front-runner understands their individual concerns.
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Yet at the galleries that supply these auctions, collectors were continuing to pay significant sums for market-fresh works by artists who they think might still be in demand in the 2030s, or at least at the end of this decade.
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Glencore has faced a series of legal issues related to its activities in Congo, which is home to almost 60 percent of the world's supply of cobalt, a mineral expected to be in demand for batteries used in electric vehicles.
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While the well-networked bundler who can collect more max-out contributions will still be in demand, there are not many outside groups for Silicon Valley's billionaires to back if they're hoping to give beyond the $2,800 maximum campaigns can accept.
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Glencore has faced a series of legal problems related to its activities in Congo, which is home to almost 60 percent of the world's supply of cobalt, a mineral expected to be in demand for batteries used in electric vehicles.
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Jobs that require working with U.S. and international privacy regulations, Payment Card Industry regulatory standards or Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act (HIPAA) rules will always be in demand because those standards won't fade even if budgets are cut, Bernik said.
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Mr. McDowell believes the momentum may be irrevocable, and that while designers in their late 40s and 50s are no longer the names of first resort, they will still be in demand for the one-off collaboration and guest star role.
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And what it told you was ... and we looked at not where there can be more jobs and where would there be less jobs in 13 years, but actually as importantly, what are the underlying skills that are most going to be in demand in the workplace?
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Given minimal chances of a state default because of Russia's abundant reserves, OFZs are likely to be in demand even as the central bank cuts its key interest rate to 6 to 7 percent in the next year or two from 8.25 percent now, as it says it will do.
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Major: It's a trade that will never go out of fashion as well, you can train at so many things in the world, and musicians have not been traditionally the highest paid people in the world, but they would always be in demand because what they offer will never go out of fashion.
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"We recall that Trump in August 2015 said 'it would be a dream of mine to put H&R Block right out of business' by simplifying the tax filing process to the extent that the company's tax preparation services would no longer be in demand," BTIG analysts wrote in a Monday note.
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Stanford Continuing Studies offers opportunities for product and business managers to re-skill for mobility-related jobs impacted by AI. Yes, but: Higher cognitive and emotional skills are expected to be in demand in new jobs that require humans to act as intermediaries between customers and machines, and training on these skills is not receiving the same kind of programatic investment.
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While other factors naturally also contribute to shaping the trajectory of the two curves – including the higher propensity for German assets to be in demand as geopolitical risks rise (as has been seen this week), economic data releases and the relatively liquidity of both countries' government securities, for example - the measure is nonetheless seen as a good proxy to track and gauge election sentiment.
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AND I THINK I AND OTHERS WILL GO TO THEM AND SAY THAT MAINTAINING AMERICAN LEADERSHIP, MAKING SURE THAT THE PRODUCTS THAT WILL BE IN DEMAND AROUND THE WORLD THAT ARE LOWER COST, THAT PROVIDE ENERGY SECURITY – MAKING SURE THAT OUR LABS AND OUR PRIVATE COMPANIES GENERATING JOBS ARE OUT IN FRONT ON THAT – MAKES ENERGY R&D INVESTMENTS A VERY SMART THING TO DO. IT'S NOT A HUGE PART OF THE BUDGET AND YET IT CAN HELP THE ECONOMY JUST LIKE SHALE GAS HAS.
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Most of these writings are in Arabic. Today the Zawaya continue to be in demand as teachers of the Quran in West African Islamic schools.
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Alla has continued to be in demand with digital roots producers, and has released several albums with the likes of Jah Warrior. Since 2010 Prince Alla is touring the world with Rockers Agency and stays in popular demand for live performances across the globe.
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Loch, The Royal Horse of Europe, p. 29 Today, the Carthusian strain is raised in state-owned stud farms around Jerez de la Frontera, Badajoz and Cordoba, and also by several private families. Carthusian horses continue to be in demand in Spain, and buyers pay high prices for members of the strain.
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Unlike fashion modeling, modeling in an art school classroom is for the purpose of learning how to draw humans of different shapes, ages, and ethnicity. Obese models may be in demand by experienced artists. Children are generally excluded from modeling nude for classes. The minimum age can vary, but is often 15 to 18.
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He continued to be in demand as a support actor in action films: Fair Wind to Java (1953) and Prince Valiant (1954). He went to Britain for Trouble in the Glen (1954), an unsuccessful attempt to do for Scotland what The Quiet Man did for Ireland. Back in Hollywood he was in Many Rivers to Cross (1955) at MGM.
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Bigfoot continues to be in demand. Sponsorships include Firestone, Summit Racing and Vi-Cor. In December 2005, Bigfoot's sponsorship with Ford ended, though was not announced officially until 2007. Bigfoot ceased running events for the Monster Jam series in 1998 due to a dispute over involving licensing of video footage and pictures, and has not returned since.
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Timm joined Mercury Aviation in 1920 as an instructor, although he began to be in demand to fly for the nascent Hollywood film industry.Wynne 1987, p. 28. In 1922, Timm and Ruel Short dismantled and relocated one of the Chaplin Airfield buildings to Santa Monica Airport to serve as a hangar for Timm's next ventures.Wynne 1987, p. 31.
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He is an alumnus of the Duke Ellington School of Arts. Carmon worked with Eric Clapton on MTV's Babyface Unplugged and joined Clapton's touring band for the 1998 Pilgrim Tour. Additionally, he joined Clapton and B.B. King in the studio for the Riding With The King sessions in February 2000. Carmon continues to be in demand.
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From the refrigerated vehicle range they presented the revised and extended "Kögel Cool Rail" for rail transport. In the construction sector, where the brand was once present, Kögel now offers the flatbed trailer as a turntable trailer or semi variant. A total of 1,000 orders prove that the products from the traditional brand from southern Germany continue to be in demand.
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In 1809, Bunker sailed in command of the Venus from Bengal to Sydney. He married Margaret Macfarlane, widow of an officer of the East India Company. On his return he farmed on his Bankstown land, but his services as a mariner continued to be in demand. Bunker built Collingwood House at Liverpool in 1810, and his family moved there the following year.
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Deadstock refers to merchandise that was withdrawn from sale and warehoused without having being sold to a customer. This is due to the item no longer being in fashion or otherwise outdated or superseded. Such merchandise might once again be in demand and at such point can be returned to sale. Return to sale of fashion merchandise would make it vintage clothing.
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In 1570 (May 20) Gilles Coppens de Diest at Antwerp published 53 maps created by Abraham Ortelius under the title Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, considered the "first modern atlas". Latin editions, besides Dutch, French and German editions appeared before the end of 1572; the atlas continued to be in demand till about 1612. This is the world map from this atlas. From the 16th to 18th centuries, Europeans made remarkable maritime innovations.
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Zsigmond continued to be in demand in the years that followed, working multiple times with several directors. He again worked with De Palma on his films Blow Out, The Bonfire of the Vanities, and The Black Dahlia. He worked with Mark Rydell on Cinderella Liberty, The Rose, The River, and Intersection. He worked with George Miller on The Witches of Eastwick and with Kevin Smith on Jersey Girl.
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Ortelius appended a unique source list (the "Catalogus Auctorum") identifying the names of contemporary cartographers, some of whom would otherwise have remained obscure. Three Latin editions of this (besides a Dutch, a French and a German edition) appeared before the end of 1572; twenty-five editions came out before Ortelius' death in 1598; and several others were published subsequently, for the atlas continued to be in demand until approximately 1612.
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Yet qualified teachers would continue to be in demand. Under the Law on Nine-Year Compulsory Education, primary schools were to be tuition-free and reasonably located for the convenience of children attending them; students would attend primary schools in their neighborhoods or villages. Parents paid a small fee per term for books and other expenses such as transportation, food and heating. Previously, fees were not considered a deterrent to attendance.
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Following Moore's retirement in 1986 he continued to be in demand as an advisor to the European Union on how to manage the transition to the Euro. He also advised the Bank of England for an exhibition marking 25 years since the introduction of the decimal currency. With his wife, Mary, whom he had married in 1954, he was a regular volunteer at an Oxfam shop in Brentwood. Mary died in January 2008.
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Retrieved 7 July 2014 Her first album, Perfidia, was released in 1987. She had further hits on the reggae charts in the 1990s with her version of "I Will Always Love You", "Young Hearts Run Free", and "You Are Not Alone". She continued to be in demand for backing vocals, working with Toots Hibbert, and Ziggy Marley in the 1990s. She went on to release a string of solo albums on VP Records.
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2004 Northern Ballet, The Scottish Ballet and The Royal New Zealand Ballet. In 2013 Greg Horsman was appointed Ballet Master of The Queensland Ballet by new Artistic Director Li Cunxin and continues to be in demand as a guest teacher.Australia's Entertainers, Margot Veitch Since joining The Queensland Ballet Horsman has been quietly building an excellent reputation as a choreographer. He is considered one of Australia's finest ever classical dancers along with his former wife Lisa Pavane.dancelines.com.
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Documentaries are essential to a developing country like Syria, in the eyes of Hala Abdallah, tools of liberation from the struggle that is lived every day. Documentaries enrich the eyes of the audience after the 40 years of commercial and manipulated movies they have been seeing. Hala has said that documentaries should be introduced and be in demand from audiences. However, Syria is one of the countries that is resisting these new forms of expression and work.
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According to former members of his orchestra from the 1930s, the band would often be paid five dollars for a three-day wedding. They were so popular that some families scheduled their weddings on weekdays, or rescheduled already- planned weddings, to be able to book them. He continued being a farmer until around 1945, when he became an elevator agent for the Pioneer company in Wostok, Alberta. His band continued to be in demand in the postwar era.
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In 1570 (May 20) Gilles Coppens de Diest at Antwerp published 53 maps created by Abraham Ortelius under the title Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, considered the "first modern atlas". Three Latin editions of this (besides a Dutch, a French and a German edition) appeared before the end of 1572; the atlas continued to be in demand till about 1612. This is the world map from this atlas. Nations outside Iberia refused to acknowledge the Treaty of Tordesillas.
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Pop culture tends to be in demand for a limited time; it is generally mass- produced and communicated using mass media. Individually, these tend to be labeled fads, and disappear as quickly as they appear. The term vernacular culture differs from folklore in its overriding emphasis on a specific locality or region. For example, vernacular architecture denotes the standard building form of a region, using the materials available and designed to address functional needs of the local economy.
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A third single, the title track, was released in May 1976 but failed to make the charts. George then released a non-album single "Sitting in Limbo" in November 1978, a cover of the Jimmy Cliff song, it also did not chart. George left Image to continue working as a session singer and raise her children. Throughout this time George continued to be in demand for live television performances throughout Australia, and occasional solo performance shows.
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The spoof, according to "Dr. Chang", is that the world increasingly sees nature as a commodity, so such a site may well be in demand. The spoof came to large-scale attention as the “cruel site of the day” for December 22, 2000, was continually heavily condemned by animal rights organizations, and after hundreds of people complained daily to them, they stated that even if Bonsai Kitten was a spoof it "encourages animal cruelty". The webpage being featured on the cruel.
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Jansen has continued to work on new compositions, some of which he has released as standalone tracks, and continues to be in demand as a producer and collaborator, working with musicians across a range of genres. A recent re-release of the 1995 Jansen/Barbieri album Stone to Flesh includes a new track entitled "Map of Falling," composed by the two musicians in 2015. During his time with Japan, Jansen dabbled in photography, documenting the band and their transient lifestyle.
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Frank Drown (September 30, 1922 - January 22, 2018) was an American author and former missionary. He and his wife Marie were missionaries with Gospel Missionary Union and worked for 37 years with the Jívaro Indians of eastern Ecuador, who were known for their head shrinking. The Drowns were asked to write a book about their lives as missionaries. After the success of Elisabeth Elliot's best-seller Through Gates of Splendor, the publishers believed such a book would be in demand.
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O'Loughlin and Anselin 1996, 136. Those who advocate for it claim that global free trade is in the interest of every country, as it would create more opportunities to turn local resources into goods and services that are both currently in demand and will be in demand in the future by consumers. However, scholars and economists continue to debate whether regional trade blocs fragment the global economy or encourage the extension of the existing global multilateral trading system.Milner 2002, 458.
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Despite its smaller exterior size, the Eldorado's interior volume remained comparable to the previous generation model as well as Lincoln's Mark VII. For the first time, the Eldorado abandoned its "hardtop" heritage and featured framed door glass. News reports later indicated that GM had been led astray by a consultant's prediction that gasoline would be at $3 per gallon in the U.S. by 1986, and that smaller luxury cars would be in demand. In fact, gasoline prices were less than half that.
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His production/songwriting work in the San Francisco Bay Area with Narada Michael Walden and Walter Afanasieff led Jackson to be in demand as a producer as well. Jackson in 2009 On March 11, 2008, Jackson released an album produced entirely by himself, titled Randy Jackson's Music Club, Vol. 1. The album's release was preceded by the single "Dance Like There's No Tomorrow" sung by Paula Abdul. In 2009, Randy began working with former Idol finalist Kimberley Locke, producing her 4th album.
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Helen Thomas, "William Clutz", Review, ARTS October 1978. At points in his career, interest in Clutz's charcoal drawings or his pastels competed with interest in his paintings. In 1961, he began producing a series of large charcoal drawings at the request of his dealer, David Herbert. In 1962, Clutz joined the Bertha Schaefer Gallery on 57th Street, where his drawings continued to be in demand throughout the 1960s. In 1971, Brooke Alexander, a young contemporary print publisher and dealer, asked Clutz to create a colored print.
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As a result, surplus funds will be in demand on the interbank market, and thus the short-term interest rate will rise towards the discount rate. Thus, if the central bank wants to maintain a target interest rate somewhere between the support rate and the discount rate, it must manage the liquidity in the system to ensure that the correct amount of reserves is on hand in the banking system.Bell, Stephanie, (2000), "Do Taxes and Bonds Finance Government Spending?", Journal of Economic Issues, 34, issue 3, pp.
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McMansions are often found on land that is zoned as (or recently re-zoned from) agricultural instead of residential, and often outside of the city proper limits, as both of these result in lower property taxes. These areas may be in demand by buyers who desire a bigger house than the tract house, but do not have the means to afford houses in the city's traditional upscale neighborhoods. Due to this demographic, which is more susceptible to boom and bust economic cycles, prices are volatile and often fueled by speculation.Cecelia Techi.
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Overview of the cumene process Accounting for 95% of production (2003) is the cumene process, also called Hock process. It involves the partial oxidation of cumene (isopropylbenzene) via the Hock rearrangement: Compared to most other processes, the cumene process uses relatively mild conditions and relatively inexpensive raw materials. For the process to be economical, both phenol and the acetone by-product must be in demand. In 2010, worldwide demand for acetone was approximately 6.7 million tonnes, 83 percent of which was satisfied with acetone produced by the cumene process.
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In the build-up to the Classic he was reported to be "in demand" in the betting market but was not among the favourites. At Epsom, Mid-day Sun was ridden by the Irish jockey Michael Beary and started at odds of 100/7 (just over 14/1) in a field of twenty-one. The race was run in bright sunshine in front of the customary immense crowd including the King and Queen. Mid-day Sun was held up in the early stages as Renardo and then Fairford led the field.
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Inspired by him, Lihotzky understood that connecting design to functionality was the new trend that would be in demand in the future. After graduating, among her other projects she collaborated with Adolf Loos, planning settlements for World War I invalids and veterans. During this time she also worked alongside architect Josef Frank and philosopher Otto Neurath in the context of the newly founded Austrian Association for Settlements and Small Gardens. Her memories of these and many other Austrian architects and intellectuals are collected in her book Warum ich Architektin wurde (Why I Became an Architect).
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He signed a contract with the JWM publicity agency in Mexico which focuses on sport, and Gatorade signed him as a spokesperson for the Spanish- speaking community. Even after his short stint as an active player, he continued to be in demand for children's hospital visits. Instead of simply letting him go, the Cardinal offered him a position in administration. He is currently their manager of international business ventures and does commentary on the team’s Spanish language radio broadcasts. He has provided commentary not only on Cardinals’ games but also various Super Bowls and he helped to build the NFL’s Spanish Radio Network.
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In 1914 Nicholson joined The Old Vic company, where she played several Shakespearean roles, and during 1916 and 1917, she played Sally in a long tour of The Scarlet Pimpernel. From the 1920s to the 1940s, she played a variety of character roles on stage in England, France and North America. She achieved wider notice in the West End in 1947 for her role in Dark Summer and was admired in both London and on Broadway in New York in The Lady's Not for Burning in 1949/50. She continued to be in demand for her stage roles into the 1970s.
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Louwrens Penning (Waardhuizen, 2 December 1854 - Utrecht, 12 January 1927) was a popular Dutch novelist. He was best known for his patriotic novels romanticising the Boer struggles with the British and Zulus in South Africa, even though at the time he wrote them, like Edgar Rice Burroughs and Karl May he had never travelled to the countries he described. Although viewed as having little literary value by contemporary literary historians, they were wildly popular in the Netherlands and continued to be in demand into the 1960s.Robert B. Howell, Jolanda Vanderwal Taylor - History in Dutch Studies p.
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IP PBX is primarily a software hosted on a regular desktop or server as per the requirement demands based on the expected traffic & criticality. Till 2019 IP PBX were deployed primarily as inbound and outbound call center solutions for large corporate and commercial cloud telephony operators worldwide cloud communications. Most of the IP PBX installation uses Asterisk (PBX) for its telephony support, built on LAMP (Linux-Apache-MySQL-PHP). With telecom service providers across the world is slowly preferring SIP Trunks over Primary Rate Interface as main enterprise communication delivery, the IP PBXs will now be in demand extensively.
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He has spearheaded work on engaging men and boys as agents of change in the region, including through issuing a report on masculinities – the first of its kind in the Arab World. Naciri has worked on expanding both the scope and partnerships of the regional office. A new concept note for a partnership initiative between Union for the Mediterranean (UfM), U.N. Women and the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development on Women and ICTs is already under discussion and, according to Naciri, new expertise in this area will definitely be in demand in the future."Full speed ahead: 5 ways to optimize women’s economic potential." www.Devex.
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The NWI Debris Impact Facility performs tests on storm shelters and their various components to see if they meet established Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)l and International Code Council guidelines. The Debris Impact Facility houses a high-powered air cannon that shoots wooden two-by-fours at shelter walls and doors to simulate flying debris. The cannon is capable of producing simulated wind speeds of more than 250 mph and provides valuable impact resistance data. Such data is used to develop standards for safe above-ground and below-ground shelters, and continues to be in demand for testing new shelter materials and constructions.
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MacLean said that he had burned his poetry instead of publishing it because of his "long years of grinding school-teaching and [his] addiction to an impossible lyric ideal". After his retirement in 1972, MacLean moved to his great-grandmother's house at Peinnachorrain in Braes on Skye, with views over the Sound of Raasay, where he entertained frequently. Following the English publication of his poetry, he began to be in demand internationally for poetry readings, for which he traveled to such places as Rotterdam, Baddeck Cape Breton, and Berlin. MacLean was writer in residence at the University of Edinburgh from 1973 to 1975, where he reportedly kept an open door and warm welcome for aspiring Gaelic poets.
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In 1973 she reduced to part-time at the Liverpool Museum, by now a respected curator, researcher and author, and finally retired in 2000 at the age of 92, though she continued to be in demand for her expertise. Nora McMillan curated the British mollusca marine species collection of the Liverpool Museum from 1950 until 2000. In 1941 a fire had devastated the Liverpool Museum, and much was lost. Among the surviving collections were those of Olive Shells and netted dog whelks assembled by the conchologist, F. P. Marrat, who described many species new to science in the 19th century, and about whom Mrs McMillan wrote a book, Frederick Price Marrat, 'conchologist, Etc.' for the Liverpool Museum in 1985.
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His obituary commented "that it was probably inevitable that Clydesmuir should join the family business on his return from the war and it was also in character that he should work his way up the hard way, successfully". He became a Director of Colvilles Limited in 1958. Meantime his lively personality, his abilities and his connections caused him to be in demand in many other spheres. One of these was the Scottish Council (Development & Industry), a body established in the thirties under the leadership of his uncle, Lord Bilsland, to encourage the introduction of new, lighter industries to reduce the over-dependence of central Scotland on declining heavy industry, and to develop export markets.
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Wells thought that beer would always be in demand, and with the help of his father-in-law he purchased the site and began work to turn the small brew house into a fully fledged brewery which could serve the county. As water is an essential ingredient for any beer, Wells believed that good quality water is vital to create the best beer. In 1902, Wells climbed a local hill a couple of miles from the brewery and sank his own well to tap into an underground reservoir of water, purified through layers of chalk and limestone. All beers to this day, both their own and under licence, are made with the certified mineral water drawn from this well.
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Failure of his Hindi directorial Mr. Bechara made Bhagyaraj decide that he should only write scripts for Hindi films and that he would not direct himself. He decided to remake Veetla Visheshanga as Mr Bechara in Hindi, but again his directorial venture in Hindi was not successful. He cast his son Shanthanu Bhagyaraj as the child artist in Vaettiya Madichu Kattu in 1998 and the film dealt with the father-son relationship. His successful Tamil films written by him continued to be in demand for Hindi remakes in the 1990s and were huge hits in Hindi – with Avasara Police 100 remade into Gopi Kishen, Sundara Kandam remade as Andaz (1994), Raasukutti remade as Raja Babu, which were successful.
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A West Slope Ware kantharos, 330–300 BC, Kerameikos Archaeological Museum, Athens Red-figure painting had died out in Athens by the end of the 4th century BC to be replaced by what is known as West Slope Ware, so named after the finds on the west slope of the Athenian Acropolis. This consisted of painting in a tan coloured slip and white paint on a fired black slip background with some incised detailing. Representations of people diminished, replaced with simpler motifs such as wreaths, dolphins, rosettes, etc. Variations of this style spread throughout the Greek world with notable centres in Crete and Apulia, where figural scenes continued to be in demand.
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BC Hydro predicts that the province will be in demand for more electricity in the next 20 years as a result of BC's growing population and increasing use of technologies that require more electrical power, such as heat pumps and electric cars. There is concern for whether this prediction holds credibility, as there are currently few research studies conducted on the increasing need for electricity. Electricity conservation measures need to be conducted in order to provide an adequate indicator for BC's electricity demand. Public opinion will become more important as the provincial government begins to make decisions regarding the future of these projects and assessments on where new IPPs should be located in the province.
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This would present governments with hard choices between higher taxes, including a possible re-weighing of tax from earnings to consumption, and a reduced government role in providing health care. However, recent studies in some countries demonstrate the dramatic rising costs of health care are more attributable to rising drug and doctor costs, and higher use of diagnostic testing by all age groups, and not to the ageing population as is often claimed. The second-largest expenditure of most governments is education and these expenses will tend to fall with an ageing population, especially as fewer young people would probably continue into tertiary education as they would be in demand as part of the work force. Social security systems have also begun to experience problems.
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In time, and particularly as a result of his publications, coupled with the rise of the historic preservation movement in the 1970s, Phillips began to be in demand nationally as a consultant. This led SPNEA to establish a "Consulting Services Group" in 1974, built largely around his expertise and reputation, but also offering the services of an historical architect, Maximilian Ferro; a preservation scientist, Norman Weiss; and an architectural historian, Rick Detwiller; with David M. Hart as Director of Consulting Services, and initially headquartered at the Society's Harrison Gray Otis House in Boston. Dr. Judith Selwyn, a materials scientist, joined the Group as an intern, as did researcher Sarah Chase. This Consulting Group worked closely, successfully pioneering the concept of multidisciplinary historic preservation services.
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In 1995, while at the Defense Department, Duffy responded to a request from the White House to fund a newly created organization, the Civilian Research and Development Foundation (CRDF Global), providing the initial $5 million for its budget from Defense Department funds, which was then matched by philanthropist George Soros. Its creation, through the U.S. National Science Foundation, was mandated by the U.S. Congress, led by the late House Science and Technology Committee Chairman George Brown. The initial purpose was to provide employment in civilian scientific research to former Soviet WMD scientists who were unemployed or underemployed, and whose skills might be in demand by countries or groups seeking to obtain weapons of mass destruction. After leaving the U.S. government, Duffy served on, then chaired, the Board of Directors of the CRDF.
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The move to a less formal landscape of parklands and irregular clumps of planting, associated in England with Capability Brown (1716–83), was dominated in Scotland by his followers, Robert Robinson and Thomas White senior and junior. From 1770 and 1809 the Whites were involved in the planning of over 70 estate gardens in Scotland, including those at Glamis Castle and Scone Palace. Important publications included James Justice's The Scottish Gardiner's Director (1754) and the reputation of Scottish gardeners in managing greenhouses, hot walls and the cultivation of fruit trees meant that they began to be in demand in England. At the end of eighteenth century there began to be a reaction to the English style of garden, influenced by Picturesque taste and the spread of Ossianic Romanticism, which encouraged gardens in the wild.
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Soon after the Meiji Restoration, various political associations arose. These included groups of disgruntled unemployed samurai seeking either to overthrow the government and return to the days of feudalism, or to invade Korea (see Seikanron), whereby their skills as warriors would be in demand again, These also included urban intellectuals and rural landowners who were part of the liberal Freedom and People's Rights Movement seeking a national assembly and written national constitution. Both groups were viewed with equal suspicion and disdain by the Meiji oligarchy, who reacted by imposing several repressive laws on public assembly, the press and on political discussion. The Meiji government had come to power by an elite of samurai from certain clans (hanbatsu) and the genrō felt threatened by anything looking ever remotely like republicanism or democracy.
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Dirand works in Paris.Sophie De Santis, "Joseph Dirand, un esthète moderne dans le VIIe", Le Figaro, 22 October 2014 Sophie Rosemont, "Le week-end de Joseph Dirand" , Vanity Fair (French edition), 17 February 2015 (interview) After receiving the commission while still a student to do the interior design for Junko Shimada's Paris shop, he started his own interior design firm in 1999, when he was 25, and drew public attention with his redesign of a flat facing the Place de la Concorde. After his creation of the new shop for Balmain on rue François-Ier, which has been called "the most beautiful fashion store in Paris", he came to be in demand as an interior architect for fashion companies. Bespoke furniture by Dirand was included in the inaugural AD Collections exhibition in 2015.
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Soon the rest of the flower vendors decided to operate on a 24-hour basis. The advent of modern technology, specifically short message service (SMS) or "texting", has tremendous impact in the industry providing improved communication with the rural farmers and efficiency in transporting the flowers at a lower cost. SMS have also prevented losses as the flower dealers can easily send feedback to the farmers as to what, and when flowers would be in demand. The flowers of all varieties, sizes, colors and smells sold in the market has since originate not only from Trinidad Valley in Benguet province but also from various flower farms all over the country like from nearby Tagaytay City, Batangas and Laguna to as far as Davao and Cotabato cities in Mindanao.
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Commodore faced the problem, when marketing the Amiga, of still being seen as the company that made cheap computers like the 64 and VIC. By the late 1980s, the personal computer market had become dominated by the IBM PC and Apple Macintosh platforms and Commodore's marketing efforts for the Amiga were less successful in breaking the new computer into this now-established market than its promotions for the 8-bit line had been in making Commodore the home computer leader. The company put effort into developing and promoting consumer products that would not be in demand for years, such as an Amiga 500-based HTPC called CDTV. As early as 1986, the mainstream press was predicting Commodore's demise, and in 1990 Computer Gaming World wrote of its "abysmal record of customer and technical support in the past".
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Adam laid down that "the rising and falling of the ground are to be humoured and make the greatest Beauteys in gardens". Adam's work included the landscaped park and avenue at Yester House and Hopetoun House, where the landscaped garden was reminiscent of a Roman campagnia.T. W. West, Discovering Scottish Architecture (Botley: Osprey, 1985), , p. 102. The move to a less formal landscape of parklands and irregular clumps of planting, associated in England with Capability Brown (1716–1783), was dominated in Scotland by his followers, Robert Robinson and Thomas White senior and junior. From 1770 and 1809 the Whites were involved in the planning of over 70 estate gardens in Scotland, including those at Glamis Castle and Scone Palace. Important publications included James Justice's The Scottish Gardiner's Director (1754) and the reputation of Scottish gardeners in managing greenhouses, hot walls and the cultivation of fruit trees meant that they began to be in demand in England.
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While he was still a pupil of the Conservatory, he won the audition of first trumpet for the Toulouse National Orchestra (directed by Michel Plasson) and with them took part in several competitions around the world. . He began in France, at the age of 18, to be in demand as soloist from famous organists, from chamber orchestras, to be present in the most important festivals. He completed a cycle of studies to the North Western University in Chicago with A. Herseth, V. Cichowicz, A. Jacobs. Mauro Maur was a gold medalist at the International Competition of Toulon in 1981, a recipient of the First Prize at the Superior National Conservatory of Paris Competition in 1982 and a winner of several competitions in Lille and at the Opera House in Rome, the Teatro di San Carlo in Naples and the Accademia Nazionale di Santa Cecilia. Furthermore, he has played in prestigious concert’s halls around the world such as Carnegie Hall of New York, Festspiele Salzburg, Megaron Athens, Seoul Arts Center.
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Persian Empire from the Theatrum Orbis Terrarum On 20 May 1570, Gilles Coppens de Diest at Antwerp issued Ortelius's Theatrum Orbis Terrarum, the "first modern atlas" (of 53 maps). Three Latin editions of this (besides a Dutch, a French and a German edition) appeared before the end of 1572; twenty- five editions came out before Ortelius's death in 1598; and several others were published subsequently, for the atlas continued to be in demand until about 1612. Most of the maps were admittedly reproductions (a list of 87 authors is given in the first Theatrum by Ortelius himself, growing to 183 names in the 1601 Latin edition), and many discrepancies of delineation or nomenclature occur. Errors, of course, abound, both in general conceptions and in detail; thus South America is initially very faulty in outline, but corrected in the 1587 French edition, and in Scotland the Grampians lie between the Forth and the Clyde; but, taken as a whole, this atlas with its accompanying text was a monument of rare erudition and industry.
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" Frank Fitzgibbon, for The Sunday Times, described it as "well-written, colourful and sometimes entertaining" but ultimately "one long whinge, full of hackneyed observations... like a 212-page Guardian editorial on the venality of politicians, the evils of big business and the right-on credentials of concerned citizens." Responding to the book's advance publicity which said The Silent Takeover "provides a new and startling take on the way we live now", Fitzgibbon observed: "With the possible exception of a quote from Bhutan's king, Jigme Singye Wangchuck - "gross national happiness is more important than gross national product" - there is nothing in this book that is not already known to anybody with a passing interest in business and current affairs. It has all been said before but, to her credit, Hertz says it with style and with her telegenic looks she should be in demand on the chat-show circuit." Jennifer Szalai, for the New Statesman, wrote that the book was "at best, an anaemic objection to global capitalism" and pointed out: "For anybody who has read anything about corporations beyond their annual reports... the examples in this book are nothing new.
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