Trump's opponents in Washington, and much of the public, already believe he's a birdbrain who doesn't understand government.
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Well, I don't expect to win, but if I do I'm not going to be such a birdbrain.
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Ashton Kutcher may have had a little bit of a birdbrain moment — but "it's the thought that counts," says wife Mila Kunis.
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This discovery helps scientists understand the relationship between brain size and brain power, perhaps knocking birdbrain off the list of perceived slights.
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Challenging the presumptions behind the epithet "birdbrain," Ackerman writes about the many bird species that exhibit "technical, social, musical, artistic, spatial, inventive, adaptive" intelligence.
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Apart from dispelling the "birdbrain" notion with which birds are saddled, Betty achieved instant fame by offering proof of tool making outside the primate order.
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She was partial to furs; she preferred writing with quill pens; in her Greenwich Village apartment, she held festive parties for the Birdbrain Club, her friends' answer to the Algonquin Round Table.
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The study, published Thursday in Science, challenges our idea of what it means to have a birdbrain, said Edward Wasserman, an experimental psychologist at the University of Iowa who wrote an independent review of the study in the same issue.
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I think that technology, what I see in machine learning and AI and its ability ... Every birdbrain will tell you the same, but I see it so practically in travel because the ability for tech to actually give you services that surprise you, meaning that they've put together this, that, and other disparate information, and again through these advanced tech platforms are able to give you an experience that you would never get before in the way that you could never get it. Right.
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As a member of T.U.F.F., Dudley Puppy helps Kitty Katswell protect Petropolis from various villains like Verminious Snaptrap, the Chameleon, and Birdbrain.
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An English translation of Linnunaivot was published in 2010 by Peter Owen Publishers under the title Birdbrain (translated by David Hackston). She has named the 1967 novel Friday, or, The Other Island by French writer Michel Tournier as a major influence on her career.
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Hudson was fired as manager and was replaced by the TVT nominee, Camille Barbone. “Bliss” was not as successful as they had hoped. Jim Dennis left amid rising tension in the wake of his expanding creative influence over Birdbrain's sound. Thus Birdbrain returned to being a rock trio.
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Let's Be Nice is the second album by Boston post-grunge band Birdbrain released on February 18, 1997 on TVT Records. The album features their song "Youth of America" that was featured in the films Scream, and "Masterminds" featuring Patrick Stuart. It received positive reviews, but failed to launch the band into the mainstream. "(She's Always) Glowing" was later featured on the TVT compilation Got TVT?.
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Birdbrain is the second album by American alternative rock band Buffalo Tom, released in 1990. J Mascis again assisted with production, alongside Sean Slade. Buffalo Tom singer/guitarist Bill Janovitz said that Mascis's influence probably accented the band's edgier side. The CD version includes a cover of The Psychedelic Furs' "Heaven," as well as a live acoustic version of "Reason Why," a song from Buffalo Tom's self-titled debut album.
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He frequently called Larry a porcupine. He used other insults such as mongoose, dope, hyena, applehead, soft-boiled egghead, grapehead, frizzletop, and birdbrain. While the catchphrases for each Stooges such as Moe's use of "Remind me to kill you later", Curly's with "Nyuk, nyuk, nyuk" or "woob, woob, woob", Shemp Howard's noise babbling, and Joe Besser's "Not so hard!", are nearly always paired with the signature haircut of the same Stooge.
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Janovitz credited producer Keith Forsey for striking a balance of pop music and punk rock influences on the track. "Heaven" was covered by Buffalo Tom on their 1990 album Birdbrain, Annie Lennox on the Japanese edition of her 1995 album Medusa, Face to Face on their 2001 album Standards & Practices, Alkaline Trio on the 2004 compilation album Another Year on the Streets, Vol. 3, and Nouvelle Vague on their album 3, released in 2009.
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Many of the themes of "Hadda be Playin' on the Jukebox" were recurring in Ginsberg's poetry. Police violence, student revolt and corporations, for example, had been previously touched on in his 1974 "Thoughts on a Breath", and conspiracies surrounding the state security apparatus would be explored in 1980, in "Birdbrain!". That same year, in "Capitol Air", he would compare America's Attica with Russia's "Lubyanka wall". Ginsberg's own view on both his political poems and the events they describe was occasionally critical.
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The short film shows Professor Owl instructing his class of birds on how to find melody around them. The short starts with the birds entering the schoolhouse and Professor Owl taking roll call. Following this, Professor Owl discusses that today they will learn about melodies "something we really cannot do without", although Bertie Birdbrain interrupts him with multiple guesses of what the topic of the short is about and what melody means. Professor Owl then plays several notes on the piano to give us a clear demonstration of how melodies are assembled.
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Birdbrain was an American, Boston, Massachusetts-based post-grunge band, that was founded by neighborhood friends in 1992 and dissolved in 1997. They had some success with their song "Youth of America" appearing in the hit film Scream, as well as a contribution to The Last Supper” soundtrack with a cover of Paul McCartney’s "Jet". They were formed by guitarist/singer/songwriter Joey Ammo and drummer Mike Benway and signed to TVT Records in 1995. With two CD albums and two soundtrack contributions they broke up in 1997.
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Smooth Jazz Cafe is the seventh solo studio album by guitarist Brian Tarquin, released in October 2014 by Cleopatra Records/Purple Pyramid. The album was recorded at Tarquin's mobile Jungle Room Studios in the New York Catskill Mountains at a 200 year old Farmhouse. Additional recording was done in the quaint town of New Paltz (village), New York. Tarquin reached out to some old guitar friends to guest with him on the album, Chuck Loeb on Zoot Suit, Hal Lindes on The Big Sleep & Birdbrain, and Denny Jiosa on Hipster & Chrome Dome.
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When she and Sean left for Australian, Russell quipped "who can blame them?" He also called the Australia storyline "nonsense", and stated "Birdbrain of the week was scrumptious Tina who turned up in Australia panting for Sean in last night's Casualty and ended up lost in the Outback as dinner for a dingo." Rick Fulton of the Daily Record found the conclusion to the storyline "a bit of an anti-climax", and pointed out that Tina was "up and looking like a million dollars" shortly after Sean found her. Fulton's colleague Jan Patience observed Goose "captured the hearts of millions" as Tina.
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Professor Neil Sinyard wrote, "Perhaps the star's own feminist associations obscure our vision of the character's blind and painful quest towards self- awareness and undermine the shock of Nora's startling decision (startling, that is, to a nineteenth century audience) to walk out on her husband and children."Sinyard, p. 176. More bluntly, Rex Reed wrote that Fonda's "star personality" undercut her performance in an otherwise admirable production: "One never believes her as the macaroon-munching birdbrain or the charming coquette or the toy wife. In the great scene of defiance at the end, she takes the film with a tank".
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It is clear he has only ever been prized for his intelligence (which he reaffirms constantly around Hatsumi by calling her "dimwit," "birdbrain," etc.). Ryoki's family is disjointed and loveless, which is why he finds Hatsumi's devotion to her family incomprehensible. His family's past actions have influenced his views on relationships as well, such as strictly practicing and prizing monogamy in his relationship with Hatsumi, no doubt because of his father's past known affair with Azusa's mother. Ryoki displays great insecurity in his trust with relations involving Hatsumi, feeling at any second that she is off "flirting with other men".
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Like a bat, she has a free thumb with a claw, so she can to some extent use the wing as a hand, but she always has trouble in maintaining a secure grip. However, she has gained considerable skill with the controller for Kimihito's Nintendo Wii; sometimes she gives up and uses the controller with her feet. Her legs start to get covered with light brown scales by mid-thigh and her elongated feet have only three toes that end in rather impressive talons like a bird's feet. She is good-natured, happy and playful, but she is unfortunately a "birdbrain" with a very short attention span (taken to an extreme as she will sometimes forget anything she was doing after only taking three steps and even less long-term memory [however, in Chapter 28 after being carried by Kimihito for a distance she was able to remember a great deal about her past]), so she has trouble learning and remembering any kind of rules.
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