Doing deep thinking, for example, is a deeply human activity.
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It took us maybe half a day of deep thinking.
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I think time, reflection, and deep thinking are powerful things.
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We will find ourselves all but bereft of deep thinking and imagination.
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Cable news is not a reservoir of deep thinking or serious discourse.
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Unfortunately, deep thinking is often the illustrious casualty in the digital revolution.
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The men associate deep thinking with deep drinking, so they welcome the opportunity.
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I think there's still a huge gap for comprehensive, deep thinking about these subjects.
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"I had been doing a lot of deep thinking about John," Ms. Garner said.
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Deep Thinking, his new book on chess and artificial intelligence, comes out May 2.
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The desire to do something leaps ahead of deep thinking about what to do and why.
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I don't get the chance to do too much deep thinking at work, so this feels good.
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Today's solar eclipse is in dreamy Pisces, so today, do some deep thinking about your big dreams.
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"There appears to be little or no Sudan strategy and no deep thinking about how to move ahead."
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Not that you'd pick up on Mac's heartfelt, deep-thinking side from the build-up surrounding this record.
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The deep-thinking, logical Aquarius will appreciate OKCupid's literal hundreds of survey questions, instead of being overwhelmed by them.
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Saturn is in deep-thinking Sagittarius, and it's spending time in a very private, hidden area of your chart.
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You're doing a lot of deep thinking about what you want in your relationships—it's time for a shift.
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Unfortunately for those of us looking for deep thinking or self-awareness from this administration, none of it is good.
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They also have a deep-thinking back bench with Jacob A. Frenkel, PhD, chairman of JPMorgan Chase International, and Prof.
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The Germans do have the luxury of "deep pockets, deep thinking and time", notes Max Warburton of Bernstein, a bank.
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After this election, GOP leaders will almost certainly be doing some deep thinking about how they run their primary process.
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But this kind of deep thinking feels forced and artificial, and it's out of tune with the rest of the film.
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But too often these feelings come at the expense of the deep thinking, planning, and interaction that democratic politics are built from.
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What I always try to remind people is that the need for deep thinking and good ideas won't change, no matter what.
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First off, it's likely that the internet is already changing human patterns of thinking and behavior, drawing people away from deep thinking.
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I do not usually work this late but this week has been crazy and I needed quiet time to do deep-thinking work.
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There's research that says it takes 23 minutes to get into a state of flow where you're actually doing deep thinking on something.
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Not only can boredom lead to deep thinking, it can help kids practice perseverance, or pushing through uncomfortable moments without stimulation or distraction.
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During the post-22019/11 counterterrorism era, deep thinking on great power competition went into hibernation as more pressing issues took center stage.
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Today's vibe is intense, Taurus, with the Moon in deep-thinking Sagittarius activating a very sensitive, psychic, and sexy sector of your chart.
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In " Deep Thinking: Where Machine Intelligence Ends and Human Creativity Begins ," Garry Kasparov, the former chess champion, argues both sides of the question.
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He hopes to become a grand master one day Tani said that what he really loves about chess is the "deep thinking" aspect.
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I think that they actually are pretty deep thinking, feeling people that have to deal with their issues and lives in their own ways.
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The moon in Scorpio lights up the sector of your chart that rules your mind, finding you engaging in some very deep thinking, Virgo.
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While Venus is in deep-thinking, deep-feeling Pisces, you're sure to develop a new philosophy on love, money, beauty—all the Venusian subjects.
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Mercury, the planet of the mind, enters philosophical Sagittarius on October 31, finding you doing some deep thinking in the next few weeks, Capricorn.
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Humanity's next move: Garry Kasparov talks AI (author of Deep Thinking: Where Machine Intelligence Ends and Human Creativity Begins) 10:05 AM – 10:20 AM
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I don't want to believe that there's anything to be concerned about, so I decide she must just have one of those deep thinking faces.
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But The Witcher doesn't have a similarly compelling reason to split up its timeline, which means its storytelling choices provoke headaches more than deep thinking.
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It is just an assertion that seems to border on willful avoidance of any deep thinking about the influences of technology on people and society.
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It's, literally we're going to be able to read your brain, we'll do all this amazing shit, and there's a lot of deep thinking about it.
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"That's a good number for me, not for him," said Simon, looking flushed and sounding wistful after 4 hours 32 minutes of deep effort and deep thinking.
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You're also going to be doing some deep thinking about the ways you present yourself, as well as what and how you share things with the world.
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In her bestselling book Quiet, author Susan Cain focuses on the multiple strengths of introverts, many of which should assist individuals in leadership positions, like listening and deep thinking.
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For instance, find a quiet area to work for some deep thinking, while sitting outside on your patio might work to respond to emails and other housekeeping-type tasks.
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Behaviors that would actually help you prevent some of those fires — like planning and deep thinking — end up feeling like a luxury that you can&apost afford to indulge.
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Though this kind of casual writing offers students real audiences and purposes, it often doesn't require the type of close reading, deep thinking and careful craftsmanship more formal classroom writing demands.
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The Moon enters fellow Air sign Libra today, allowing you to see the "big picture" after dealing with so many intense emotions while the Moon was in deep-thinking Earth sign Virgo.
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"These areas of the brain have been linked to thinking about who we are, and with the kind of rumination or deep thinking that takes us away from the here and now," Kaplan said.
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Serious novelists do our deep thinking for us, and find ways to communicate big questions ("the way countries and nations remember their past") within stories so compelling that readers absorb them without having to try.
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Never did I think that I would visit an exhibition of this deep-thinking artist and be put in mind of Alex Israel, the lightweight painter of Hollywood sunsets who also shows at this supergallery.
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Alongside his role as chairman of the Human Rights Foundation, he also is the author of two books, How Life Imitates Chess and Winter Is Coming (excluding his new book, Deep Thinking, coming out in May).
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Since her epochal "Untitled Film Stills" (19803-80), Ms. Sherman has put herself at the center of her deep-thinking photography for four decades, but she has never been as extroverted as her art might suggest.
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A digital detox from the top The 24/7 tech-driven on-demand culture that rules so many people's work life is taking a toll on deep thinking, attention span and the capacity to really rest.
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Just as it took an old Cold Warrior like Richard Nixon to make peace with Red China, it may take a deep-thinking poet like Goldsmith to tell us it's okay to waste time on the internet.
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Her essay demonstrates how deep-thinking and agile curators commissioned and acquired significant work for this collection, how artists realized dynamic new work and how developments in the field were realized through the University of Houston system.
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Much was written of an historic moment for artificial intelligence last week when a Google-developed AI beat one of the planet's most sophisticated players of Go, an East Asia strategy game renowned for its deep thinking and strategy.
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But if constantly checking your phone is preventing you from fully engaging with another activity, whether it's a social activity, or reading, or anything that requires deep thinking, then maybe you should check your email or phone less frequently.
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I try to do it for at least an hour and a half, but even ideally longer than that, because that's when I'm really able to switch my brain from meeting with people mode to actually deep thinking mode.
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And aside from the original movie's message to not give up on your dreams, there are other threads a deep-thinking director like Nance could tease out—especially considering the original Monstars were trying to enslave the Looney Tunes.
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Be that as it may, with hostility toward immigrants and refugees fueling the "Brexit" movement and the presidential campaign of Donald J. Trump, we could use some deep thinking right now about the relationship between the state and its citizens.
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The Midwestern deep-thinking avant-synth artist is often impossible to parse when it comes to what he says on record, and he's also infuriatingly verbose in interviews—a true American original, perhaps, and there's certainly something singular about Screen Memories.
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Mr. Viallat, born in 1936, is one of the founding artists of Supports/Surfaces, a deep-thinking movement of abstract painters that arose in the South of France in 1969 and that has had pitifully little exposure in the United States.
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The most startling external exhibition in Venice, though, is at the Fondazione Prada, where visitors queued to see a deep-thinking fun house of a show by three Germans: the photographer Thomas Demand, the filmmaker Alexander Kluge and the set designer Anna Viebrock.
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"The moment you move away from greenhouse technologies and into more open field at scale or open field livestock systems, you tend to find that the deep thinking around 'would that product work in a market like Australia' hadn't been thought through," he says.
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Right now at the Hill Art Foundation you can see five Renaissance bronzes alongside the sculpture of Charles Ray, the deep-thinking and slow-working Los Angeles sculptor who has rethought the classical tradition for our age as profoundly as Bertoldo did for his.
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If it is true that he sometimes substitutes free association for deep thinking and throws out aperçus just to see if they'll stick, it is also true that "Sleeping With Strangers" is dazzling in the effrontery of its opinions, even when they don't quite hold up.
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Simpsonwave is similar to that, but it involves layering samples of the show's dialogue over vaporwave, along with tripped-out series footage that, even if you're not a fan of the show itself, is actually pretty interesting in a nostalgic, soothing way—almost like background music for deep thinking.
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This deep thinking would no longer start with the assumption that we already know who is included in that relationship (thanks for nothing, John Locke!), but rather would inquire how, in light of often conflicting values like local democracy and global justice, we should go about figuring that out.
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After several years of deep-thinking group exhibitions, the Fondazione Prada hosts a clean, crisp, revitalizing solo show of this Greek-born Italian artist, who died two years ago and whose poetic installations of coal, stones, soil and used clothes made him a key figure of Arte Povera.
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He had a few old coding books, a new book on "deep thinking," a short one on meditation, and then, on the top shelf, a teddy bear that an ex-girlfriend had loved and he thought other girls might, too, so he'd bought it at an LA gas station forever ago.
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If you're not keeping up with Archie Comics—and you really should be, ya Moose—you're missing out on one of the most happily imaginative, quietly successful upgrades in recent memory, with Archie and his pals being recast as everything from on-the-run zombie-victims (2013's Afterlife with Archie) to deep-thinking, deep-feeling modern-drama kids (last year's modern Archie).
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If any negotiations or amendments are to be made, you'll get your way on Sunday when your changeable planetary ruler, Mercury, also contacts beneficent Jupiter at 7:51 AM. Last Sunday, your planetary ruler Venus—the planet of love, money, and values—entered deep-thinking Scorpio, where it occupies the sector of your chart ruling personal finance and self-esteem.
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Though they might not be distracted nor cognitively busy, their insufficiency in knowledge can hinder people's engagement in deep thinking.
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The initial contract with Intel had expired. Kasparov was looking for a new sponsor, but hadn't been able to find one.Garry Kasparov. Deep Thinking.
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Nicholas G. Carr believes that Internet use has other effects on individuals, for instance improving skills of scan-reading and interfering with the deep thinking that leads to true creativity.
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Some of the hallmark qualities of his lifestyle are: simple living, in-depth study, deep thinking, clarity of thought, courage of the conviction and missionary zeal for the goal. He was awarded with Padma Bhushan, but he refused to accept it.
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Roth > 1999: 78) In addition to discussing mystical transformation through vital breath circulation, the Neiye recommends moderation in thought and diet so that the vital energy can flow freely and harmony can be achieved (Roth 1991: 619). For instance, > Deep thinking generates knowledge. Idleness and carelessness generate worry. > Cruelty and arrogance generate resentment.
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Deep-thinking, shy and intelligent. Mouse's adoration of her father, Morley, and her idolization of John F. Kennedy suggests that she, like Paulie, longs for the freedom and status of becoming a man. However, when presented with confrontational situations that test her 'masculinity', Mouse's 'feminine' instincts (i.e. passivity, fear and obedience) take precedence.
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In England, he obtained Masters of Arts degree in the Tripos (P.P.E.) Political Science, Philosophy and Economics from Balliol College, University of Oxford. He impressed his college professors as a very well-behaved and deep-thinking student. During a subsequent visit to England, he met one of his former professors who welcomed him to his residence.
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Dōsaku was so strong by the time he was in his early 20s that even if someone played the first move, he would always win. Rumors were that he was two stones stronger than any other Go player. This was due to his deep thinking and next- level tactics. He laid the foundation for opening strategy in the Golden Period.
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Bridie Monds-Watson, better known by their stage name SOAK, is a Northern Irish singer-songwriter born in Derry in 1996. SOAK's music has been described as 'a vivid portrait of teenage deep-thinking' by The Guardian. They released their debut studio album Before We Forgot How to Dream in May 2015. “SOAK” is a phonetic portmanteau of “Soul” and “Folk”.
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Shūsai was a naturally slow and deep-thinking player. The fashion for relatively slow play in Japan has been traced back to his influence. Innovations such as time limits and clocks were introduced during his lifetime, much to the ire of Shūsai. Shusai pushed the strategy of the Meiji period – as famously outlined by Hon'inbō Shūho's book Hoen Shinpo – to further efficiency.
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The neuroanatomy of the medial surface of the cerebral cortex are implicated in rejection in love. Regular functions of many of the anatomical structures connect rejection in love to motivation, emotions, deep thinking, and reward. Other neuroanatomy that registered unrequited love included the cerebellum, insular cortex, anterior cingulate cortex, and prefrontal cortex. All of the areas that were activated showed decreased activity when subjects emotionally reflected about the beloved rejecter.
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Charlie opens the safe later after deep thinking, realising that the password to open the safe was his own name. After stealing the diamonds, the team boards a boat, but Mohini refuses to come as she feels dedicated to protecting India's honor with the competition. Rohan joins her as well, leading to a fight amongst the remaining members. When Team India is found missing, Grover claims that they are the thieves.
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Hathaway has been described as "chain- smoking, moody and emotionally buttoned-up", a "dryhumoured intellectual". Hathaway's "deep thinking and erudite approach" complements Lewis's instincts and experience. Russell Lewis, who has written for Inspector Morse, Lewis and Endeavour, indicated that the letters THAW in the Sergeant's surname were a tribute to late actor John Thaw who played Inspector Morse. In the pilot episode, Hathaway is at first, sergeant to DI Charles Knox.
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A quietly spoken, deep-thinking man, Suart did not do badly in his first year in charge, guiding the team to eighth place. Ray Charnley scored twenty goals, with Jackie Mudie and Bill Perry also breaking double-figures. In May and June 1958, Blackpool embarked on a tour of Australia. En route, they stopped in Los Angeles on 29 April to face a Los Angeles All Stars team in Inglewood.
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New York: R. S. Peale and J. A. Hill Publishers, 1898. Byron believed neither in democracy nor in equality, but opposed all forms of tyranny and all attempts of rulers to control man. In Byron's poetry, he incorporated deep feeling, rather than deep thinking, to make his characters strong. Often, Byron portrayed his characters as being in complete harmony with nature, causing the character to lose himself in the immensity of the world.
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Empress Yan Ji (閻姬) (died 126), formally Empress Ansi (安思皇后, literally "the peaceful and deep-thinking empress"), was an empress during Han Dynasty. Her husband was Emperor An. She was known for her conspiratorial and nepotistic behavior, both as empress and (briefly) as empress dowager. However, her plan, along with her brothers, to hold on to power for a long time ultimately resulted in failure and the deaths of her clan members.
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Writing in The New Yorker in 2000, senior critic Alex Ross pronounced: ‘Hamelin’s legend will grow—right now there is no one like him.’ Later in 2010, Ross added that Hamelin is ranked highly by piano connoisseurs, and "is admired for his monstrously brilliant technique and his questing, deep-thinking approach." In 2015, Zachary Woolfe, classical music editor of The New York Times, noted Mr. Hamelin's "preternatural clarity and control, qualities that in him don’t preclude sensitivity [or] even poetry".
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Writing in The Daily Telegraph, Geoffrey Norris said, "There is in Lewis's playing a strong physicality, a firm connection between his deep thinking about the music and his articulation of it. He knows and can define its character, and can show how its rhythmic, harmonic and melodic components coalesce. This was playing of intellectual rigour and imaginative vigour." In a 2016 interview with The Guardian, Lewis revealed that his musical guilty pleasure was the 1968 single "Paralyzed" by the Legendary Stardust Cowboy.
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Philippe Michel died on July 22, 2004. published an obituary stressing that his prolific scientific contributions were a reflection of his character: original and deep thinking, intellectual honesty. Through his publications, he still has an important place in economic research. The role he played in advising numerous young researchers over the years has led his friends to honor him through the award of a young researcher prize for the best paper on economic dynamics on the fifth anniversary of his death.
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American writer Nicholas Carr asserts that Internet use reduces the deep thinking that leads to true creativity. He also says that hyperlinks and overstimulation means that the brain must give most of its attention to short-term decisions. Carr also states that the vast availability of information on the World Wide Web overwhelms the brain and hurts long-term memory. He says that the availability of stimuli leads to a very large cognitive load, which makes it difficult to remember anything.
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He was impressed by Samuel Gemmill, Professor of Clinical Medicine, a philosopher whose deep thinking on social affairs also influenced Boyd Orr's approach to such questions. Half-way through his medical studies, his savings ran out. Reluctant to ask his family for support, he bought a block of tenanted flats on mortgage, with the help of a bank overdraft, and used the rents to pay for the rest of his studies. On graduating, he sold the property for a small profit.
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Enter the Matrix gives players control of two of the supporting characters from Reloaded and Revolutions, Ghost (Anthony Wong) and Niobe (Jada Pinkett-Smith), members of the same group of rebels as Morpheus, Trinity, and Neo, the protagonists of the series. Niobe is the Captain of the Logos, the fastest ship in the rebel fleet. Ghost is the ship's first mate, weapons guru, and a deep-thinking, philosophical assassin. The game takes place at roughly the same time as the events in Reloaded.
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Train of Thought was well-received by music critics. Chicago Sun-Times writer Kyla Kyles said, "With a flurry of metaphors and below-the-basement underground beats, this train is on the right track. This disc proves that Kweli is a deep-thinking, gifted MC, and Hi Tek is an emerging wax master." AllMusic's Matt Conaway compared Reflection Eternal's music to the work of the Native Tongues collective, while writing that the album "houses enough merit to establish Talib as one of this generation's most poetic MCs".
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" Di responded, "I recommended a chancellor, not a military advisor." Wu Zetian then, while not promoting Zhang to be chancellor at that time, promoted him to be the deputy minister of justice (秋官侍郎, Qiuguan Shilang). In 704, as the chancellor Yao Yuanzhi was set to briefly leave Luoyang to serve as the commander of the forces in the Lingwu region, Wu Zetian also asked him to recommend a talented official. Yao responded, "Zhang Jianzhi is deep-thinking and capable of ruling on great things.
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Empress Dou Miao (; died 172), formally Empress Huansi (literally, "the diligent and deep-thinking empress"), was an empress during the Han Dynasty. She was the third wife of Emperor Huan. After his death in 168, she served as regent for his successor Emperor Ling, assisted by her father Dou Wu and the Confucian scholar Chen Fan (陳蕃), but Dou and Chen had a major confrontation with powerful eunuchs later in 168 and were defeated and killed. After that, she was under house arrest until her death.
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So, in the centre of the building is where all the computers are, and all the books are, so when people use the building, they go to the centre to gain knowledge.” The library is divided into Learning Zones: Quiet Conversation Zones where students are encouraged to work together on their academic projects, Silent Study Zones to provide environments for deep thinking and reflection, as well as Conversation- and Cell Phone-Friendly Zones in busier areas. Zones are marked with signs as well as glass installations, acoustical panels and appropriate furniture.
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By having such careful and cautious attitude, Lee Jenny carries out a deep thinking process on the true nature of an object. Also, by focusing on “the words of an orphan trapped in a forest of circles”, Lee Jenny restores “the world of things that wander”. Her poetry often features children that enjoy playing with meaningless symbols. When considering their existence, it can be said that the phrases that are repeated towards meaninglessness in Lee Jenny's poetry reflect the poet's own efforts of attempting to approach the unconscious.
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Liu Shan died in 271 in Luoyang, and was given the posthumous name "Duke Si of Anle" (安樂思公; literally "the deep-thinking duke of Anle"). His dukedom lasted several generations during Wei's successor state, the Jin Dynasty, before being extinguished in the turmoils caused by the Wu Hu. Liu Yuan, the founder of Han Zhao, one of the states in the Sixteen Kingdoms, claimed to be a legitimate successor of the Han Dynasty. He gave Liu Shan the posthumous name "Emperor Xiaohuai" (孝懷皇帝; literally: "the filial and kind emperor").
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A Little Complex is based upon the musicals of Stephen Sondheim (Into the Woods, Company, Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, A Little Night Music and Sunday in the Park with George, et al.). In a New York apartment complex full of neurotics, Jitter is a mad artist/landlord who plots to murder his tenants, including bird-obsessed, indecisive Jeune, deep-thinking composer Billy and pessimistic alcoholic Abby, for throwing his artwork out with the trash. After many overly-complex lyrics and dissonant music, he does.
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Arlotta grew up in Northern Italy, where her family was active in a variety of winter sports. Arlotta was passionate about science from a young age, and said she 'can't remember a time when [she] was not interested in Biology'. Her interest became more serious in high school, when her science teacher provided the opportunity for scientific experimentation and fostered an approach to scientific inquiry that required deep thinking and understanding. Arlotta decided to pursue her undergraduate degree in Biological Science and then her Masters in Biochemistry from the University of Trieste in Italy.
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A historical tragedy of creature that seeks destruction despite its ability to create, and the sin is repeated endlessly. The message would be to not escape from the reality of living with sin, but to face Pandora's box which is in own mind and heart. People need to do what they should do, but with approach of deep thinking to "be", without superficiality or period trends, thoughtless act on reaction, not to pour into self unexamined information, what is said and judged to be good and evil because they change and differ according to time and background.
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As it stands, the saga seems incomplete, for a promise is made that the tale will return to King Gautrek of Götaland and his sons, to "the same story as told in Sweden", and that promise is not kept. Indeed, other than the reference to Hrólfs saga Gautrekssonar, no sons are mentioned. But it seems that Gautrek was noted in many tales for his generosity and bravery, but not for deep thinking, according to a passage near the end. It is probable there were more amusing anecdotes to that effect that the author planned to include.
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Ytalkies.com reviewed the album and gave it a mixed review it considering that "Uppi [Upendra] and Gurukiran combo" were coming together after long time and fans having had to wait two years for the album. The reviewer called the track "Baekoo Baekoo Anno" and wrote, "the peppy beats and deep-thinking lyrics are very entertaining." Of the track "Excuse Me Please", he wrote, "This is more of a ‘different style dialogue narration’ song; Uppi takes over the song with some entertaining lyrics, where he explains that time is everything..." He concluded calling it "[a] very average album".
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Octav Grigorescu's creations, these examples of beauty, of professional earnestness, of deep thinking over oneself, over art, over the rapports between people, or with the visible realm - are the works of one of the most prominent artists of the current period ... a work that restores at the same time the narrative and the symbolic in one of the most perfect poetical hypostases. ...Octav Grigorescu - one of the most prominent painters and graphic artists of ours. ... Octav Grigorescu is a poet: a poet of the shape, of the line, of the color. A poet of a great sensitivity.
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Wenn Lawson's further work on the theory formed the basis of his PhD, Single Attention and Associated Cognition in Autism, and book The Passionate Mind. A tendency to focus attention tightly has a number of psychological implications. While monotropism tends to cause people to miss things outside their attention tunnel, within it their focused attention can lend itself to intense experiences, deep thinking and flow states. However, this hyperfocus makes it harder to redirect attention, including starting and stopping tasks, leading to what is often described as executive dysfunction in autism, and stereotypies or perseveration where a person's attention is repeatedly pulled back to the same thing.
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The award, presented annually since 2008, is given for an article or series of up to four short, related articles or columns telling the stories that need telling, challenging conventional wisdom, focusing on civil liberties and/or social justice, and embodying the intelligence, deep thinking and/or passionate wit that marked Ivin's work. The MOLLY Prize and two Honorable Mentions are then presented at an awards dinner, generally in Austin, Texas, keynoted by a special guest. The prize is a $5,000 award and two Honorable Mentions who receive $1,000 each. Past keynote speakers have included Dan Rather, Ellen Goodman, Paul Krugman, Seymour Hersh, John Quiñones, and Gail Collins.
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During his time in prison, Smallwoods, who was described by other inmates as a deep-thinking introvert who struggled with being apart from his family for so long, spent a long time contemplating the UDA's weaknesses and considering other strategies, including political ones.McDonald & Cusack, UDA, p. 162 Following his release from prison in 1990, Smallwoods found the UDA to be greatly changed, with his ally McMichael dead and Andy Tyrie removed as leader and replaced by an Inner Council. Smallwoods was promptly attached to this body as an adviser and played a leading role in shaping UDA strategy over the next few years as a result.
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The rebellious nature of Migjeni's talent broke the traditionalism of Albanian poetry and prose by bringing a new style and forms in poetry and narrative. He is one of the greatest reformers of Albanian literature, the first great modern Albanian writer. Lasgush Poradeci (1899–1987), a poetical talent of a different nature, a brilliant lyrical poet, wrote soft and warm poetry, but with a deep thinking and a charming musicality Vallja e yjeve (The Dance of Stars), 1933, Ylli i zemrës (The Star of Heart), 1937. Fan Stilian Noli (1882–1965) F.S. Noli is one of the most versatile figures—he was a distinguished poet, historian, dramatist, aesthete and musicologist, publicist, translator and master of the Albanian language.
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Santos and his brother, David, had previous run-ins with the law over shoplifting and truancy, and Santos was described by his teachers as naive and easily influenced, deep thinking, gentle and a fan of classical music. Teachers would also report to The Dallas Morning News that they "kept feeling all along that something was going to happen to those boys". Supervisors at the Pike Park Community Center where Santos played described him as someone who was willing to volunteer to help clean the park and community center. Santos played soccer at Pike Park, and friends described how he played as a starter and could kick a soccer ball halfway down a field.
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Firstly, she creates submissive women, for example, with Sum Ching in The Story of Woo Viet (1982), Cam Nuong in Boat People (1982), Mang Tit Lan in Zodiac Killers (1991), and Ling in Night and Fog (2009). Facing the injustice of life, these women will only passively accept the arrangement of fate, and silently endure the hardship of life. Director Hui gives more attention and sympathy to such women, and such films permeate her deep thinking on female destiny. However, Hui also creates female characters with strong sense of rebellion, such as Bai Liu-Su in Love in a Fallen City (1984), May Sun in Summer Snow (1995), Gu Manzhen in Eighteen Springs (1997), and Xiao Hong in The Golden Era (2014), etc.
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First of the Summer Wine followed a group of young men and women, some of whom were adapted from Last of the Summer Wine, with others being specifically created for the new show. The men consisted of Paul Wyett as the scruffy and immature Compo Simmonite; David Fenwick as meek and deep-thinking Norman Clegg; Paul McLain as snobbish ladder-climber Seymour Utterthwaite; Richard Lumsden as the eager soldier Foggy Dewhurst; Gary Whitaker as the love-smitten Wally Batty; and Paul Oldham as their friend, Sherbert. The women consisted of Helen Patrick as the object of Wally's affections, Nora Renshaw; Sarah Dangerfield as Ivy; Joanne Heywood as Dilys, Judy Flynn as Lena, and Linda Davidson as Anita Pillsworth. The adults around the young people act as supporting characters.
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" Consequence of Sound's Adam Kivel also praises the album's ability to stimulate as well as be background music, stating it "holds up to close listening and background work alike, providing material for deep thinking just as well as the scene in which a character thinks deeply." Slates Geeta Dayal praised the music's versatility, saying that it was "music for sleeping or waking," but Mark Lore of Paste explains that without the visuals to accompany the music, Lux "meanders while the listener potentially zones in and out." Andy Beta of Spin gave the album seven out of ten, commenting that "the whole thing is pretty, if a bit mild" and compares it to the 1985 album Thursday Afternoon. Lee Arizuno of The Quietus shared the same comparison and called this his most successful ambient work, saying that it "is a surprisingly rich experience that's difficult to fault.
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Gibson married Dorothy P. Switzer (1902-1958) on October 9, 1926, and they had four children.Vermont Marriage Records, 1909-2008, entry for Ernest William Gibson and Dorothy Pearl Switzer, retrieved February 20, 2014Bennington Banner, Death Notice, Mrs. Ernest W. Gibson, August 18, 1958 In 1961 he married Ann H. Haag.Vermont Marriage Records, 1909-2008, entry for Ernest W. Gibson and Ann H. Haag, retrieved February 20, 2014 Gibson's son Ernest W. Gibson III (1927-2020) served as an Associate Justice of the Vermont Supreme Court.Trust Company of Vermont, Directors biography, Ernest W. Gibson III, retrieved February 20, 2014 His daughter Grace Gibson Newcomer (born 1930) was a professor at Westchester Community College.South Coast Today, Letter, Polar Thinking Prevents Deep Thinking, August 9, 2004Joseph R. LaPlante, South Coast Today, Cable Committee Disbanded by Selectmen, December 6, 2005 His son Robert H. Gibson (1931-1999) served as Assistant Secretary of the Vermont Senate from 1963 to 1967, and Secretary from 1967 to 1999.
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