And, Ryan Avent digs deep into work, status and technological disruption.
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Even in seemingly melodramatic scenes, Handel digs deep and explores multilayered emotions.
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It's what she does after the rape that digs deep under the skin.
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A movement digs deep, plants roots, and grows until its objectives are achieved.
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But it also digs deep into Reddit, excavates meme chains and cultivates gossip.
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But he also really digs deep into the idea of deception and self-deception.
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The work is really interesting and really digs deep, and is so relevant right now.
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It's an interesting idea, but Chambers never digs deep enough to make much of it.
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When telling jokes, he digs deep into ideas, but with her, he's guarded, coy, evasive.
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As an election looms, Binyamin Netanyahu digs deep for ways to scare or thrill his hawkish supporters.
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The only times he digs deep into his substantive thoughts on his own are when he gives speeches.
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Each of his videos have been an enlightening and thoughtful performance that digs deep into the animation world.
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Most people don't record an hour show that digs deep into the story, the themes, and combat design.
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But Ms. Orlandersmith digs deep enough into each character, and with such decency, that no segment seems obligatory.
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" She asks where the children are and Jay digs deep in his consciousness to tally them, "One's at school.
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A new interview with the Guardian digs deep beneath the surface of the 38-year-old actor's personal life.
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Binge length: Five hours, one season Want a docuseries that really digs deep over the course of your flight?
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The novel digs deep into colorism and racism within the Black community, and the behaviors that emerge as a result.
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The album digs deep into Sheff's story, and through the writer's brilliant lyrics there isn't a lot left on the table.
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He digs deep on everything from his scandalous romantic past to an apparent need to black out as soon as possible.
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At Vera's insistence, Krista digs deep into Elliot's past, into the day he fell from his bedroom window as a child.
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And so Whitney will probably disappoint fans who wanted a documentary on her life that also digs deep into her music.
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Welcome back to another transcribed edition of Equity, the wildly popular TechCrunch podcast that digs deep into the week's news about … equity.
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"Keep On Truckin'" digs deep into the reality that loved ones cannot know what secrets someone dealing with an addiction are hiding.
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Elsewhere, Harvey manipulates metaphors and digs deep into themes of alienation, mental illness, and nature worship in lyrics that read like poetry.
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Using his famous "3 P's" principle – People, Process, Product – Marcus digs deep into every aspect of the business and carefully evaluates each employee.
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It digs deep, down to the very core of our collective need for connection, and it ends in a place of unexpected grace.
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The six-part series digs deep into the royal family's past as it follows the dynasty all the way up to the present.
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"An emotional masterpiece that digs deep while keeping you smiling, and a pure example of why sequels can still be a good thing."
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Next, Ezra digs deep into the weirdly anonymous songs that pop up on Billboard's Hot Dance/Electronic song chart, and Emilie talks about musical.
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So this week's episode digs deep into some of the work we've done highlighting the ways that queer culture intersects with nightlife across America.
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Netflix has just released a three-part documentary called Inside Bill's Brain that, as the title promises, digs deep into the Microsoft cofounder's cranium.
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This new data visualization project digs deep into federal birth data and finds some interesting regional variations in when Americans tend to have babies.
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Season 1 drew heavily from Miller's "Man Without Fear" storyline, while Season 2 digs deep into the plots and iconography of Elektra and The Punisher.
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Conversations Presenter Richard Fidler is quite the interviewer, and in Conversations he digs deep into the life stories of both famous and regular folks. 226.
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The retrospective, curated by Ileen Gallagher, formerly of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, digs deep from collectors' vaults and the band members' closets.
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Zaffino is described as a hard-driving numbers guy who digs deep into raw data to evaluate business lines instead of relying on managers reports.
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In this audacious opera — for which Tom Cairns, the director of the production, wrote the libretto in collaboration with Mr. Adès — the music digs deep.
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The actress, 56, digs deep into her previous marriage to the actor, 1023, with whom she was married for eight years before they divorced in 2013.
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We know, we know: How tempting would it be to sit down and sip tea while Ryan Murphy digs deep into Taylor Swift's relationship with Katy Perry?
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" That's why, Welch says, anyone struggling with morning despair should develop and repeat a simple mantra "that digs deep and makes meaning out of your personal messiness.
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Edward Banchs' new book, Heavy Metal Africa, digs deep into what makes Africa's metal bands unique, as well as what they share with headbangers around the world.
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According to the product page, this vacuum's WindTunnel technology digs deep into any surface to clear up dirt and debris no matter how stuck it might be.
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Spyro (voiced by Justin Long) digs deep into his roots to uncover his superpower and finds a companion in the newcomer and fellow dragon Cynder (Felicia Day).
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Mike Isaac, the award-winning New York Times technology reporter, digs deep into the history of Uber, the world's best known –and most controversial –ride-hailing firm.
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There is even a very popular show on HBO right now that digs deep on why pushing for exactly perfect impersonations of humans is a very bad idea.
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But what makes Grace and the Fever so compelling is that it digs deep into what makes the fantasy of music fandom appealing, and then takes it apart.
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A great one digs deep enough to reveal the tangled tendrils of its root system and how they connect to everything else, without seeming to try too hard.
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"I was impressed with how the show digs deep into the song catalogs of the era and doesn't just go with the obvious hits," Streisand told The Hollywood Reporter.
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Not because the filmmakers offer visions of consensus, but precisely because each one digs deep into the conflicts and contradictions that run through every neighborhood, household and individual heart.
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Her book has no shortage of anecdotes to illustrate cultural trends and it digs deep into the detail of the Consumer Expenditure Survey, administered by the Bureau of Labour Statistics.
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The New York Times today digs deep, and goes long, on Amazon's plans for physical retail stores to sell furniture, appliances and electronics in addition to already announced grocery stores.
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It's a vulnerable and funny half our of television that really digs deep into virginity: How people talk about it and why we even "loose it" in the first place.
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This dark comedy digs deep into the different ways people process traumatic loss; Jen, for instance, needs a friend who won't be driven away by her sudden fits of rage.
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But more than that, it's a gripping procedural that digs deep into the anguish of the families of those killed and the despair of the officers unable to save the victims.
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Skinless X-1 digs deep on a couple sounds specifically—the heightened emotion of heavy music and the dissociative digitalism of dance music—both of which Marcloid has long ties to.
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But while always coloring within the lines of the well-made play, Ms. Raine also digs deep, in ways that have audience members arguing passionately even before they've left the theater.
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What makes Kiki distinctly different is that it digs deep into the lives of the members of the Kiki ballroom world, revealing what led them to the scene in the first place.
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No longer the bright-eyed 16-year-old teenager, Lorde revealed an edgier, rawer side of herself that digs deep into the insecurities, anger, and emotional breakthroughs that come with entering adulthood.
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" But on an upcoming 10" for Repitch he digs deep into his trove of unreleased tunes, unearthing a pair of tracks from the mid 90s that demonstrate his meditations on rave music.
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The 14-minute video, posted by user kcawesome13, digs deep beneath Snape's surface and shows how he became the vaguely smug, often cruel man who is portrayed throughout most of the movies.
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Her father, a bus driver, is obsessed with the idea of "original Britishness," believing that if he digs deep enough into his nation's history he will find someone who isn't a foreigner.
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And, though jobs may be created for everyone once automation digs deep into businesses across the economy, no one knows how long it will take to create them, nor what they will pay.
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"I'm not a person that digs deep into analytics because I don't think the sport of soccer is an analytic sport," he said during a round table with a small group of reporters.
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The series is a different kind of coming-out story, one that digs deep into the expectations surrounding female sexuality and the discomfort that can greet bisexuality from both gay and straight people.
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To do so, Arabstazy digs deep into the Arabic music pantheons, especially possession and adorcism ceremonies...We draw a lot on a word that [French president Emmanuel] Macron and his predecessors love: heritage!
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Benaway is an indigenous Canadian trans poet, and in her third collection she digs deep into the idea of a trans indigenous body as a site of resistance, love, inherited trauma, agency, and grief.
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Ms. Jackson, in a lilac dressing gown and a marcelled silver wig, digs deep into that contradiction, producing huge laughs from the grim idea that awfulness is a damn good habit as death hovers.
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The only time the studio vetoes an idea is when it expands beyond the realm of the games, such as a scene where a character digs deep underground only to discover a hidden dragon's lair.
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"This season of Killing Eve digs deep psychologically, and with actors like Sandra Oh, Jodie Comer, and Fiona Shaw the results are nothing short of astonishing," AMC Networks president Sarah Barnett said in a statement.
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She leads the cast as a grieving and vulnerable widow who digs deep to find strength after her husband dies, only to discover that everything about her new life is much more complicated than she thought.
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The Lakers' 203-96 victory over the Utah Jazz became an outpouring of joy for a singular sensation, for the rare and chilling moment when a once-great athlete digs deep for that old magic, and finds it.
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When a writer digs deep into a project and devotes the majority of his days and hours to understanding a group of people, the idea that one of the individuals might suddenly cease to exist ... well, it makes no sense.
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From his early days in Hobart playing in Mouth and Sea Scouts, to Bird Blobs in Melbourne and then to Brooklyn's debased Degreaser, Evans has built a reputation as a unique live performer and songwriter that digs deep into darker emotional recesses.
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It's hard to write a retrospective on a movie or TV show everybody has seen, but Ebiri digs deep into what The Dark Knight said about the late George W. Bush era, then shows how the movie pointed to what was to come.
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Reassessing the assumptions around this "white flight" to suburbs, Kruse digs deep into the meaning of white resistance, demonstrating that it's one aspect of a conservatism that transformed during struggles over segregation and gave birth to causes like tuition vouchers and privatization of public services.
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Jenkins digs deep into the feeling so many women have that there is still a choice to be made between career fulfillment or family, by exploring the ways Hahn's character — having pursued the first — feels like she's now being punished for wanting the other.
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But Lorena also digs deep into how American culture began to change in the '90s, both in terms of new feminist understandings of women's issues — about domestic violence and marital rape in this case — and in the tabloidization of the 24-hour news cycle.
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This claim is made in a new book coming out next week, "The History of the Future," by Blake Harris, which digs deep into the founding story of Oculus and the drama surrounding the Facebook acquisition, subsequent lawsuits and personal politics of founder Palmer Luckey.
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That led me to spend the past six months reporting and hosting Land of the Giants, a new narrative podcast whose first season digs deep into Amazon, its staggering accumulation of power, and the ramifications of "The Everything Store's" power for everyone and everything else.
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At least, that's the claim made in a new book, "The History of the Future," by Blake Harris, which digs deep into the founding story of Oculus and the drama surrounding the Facebook acquisition, subsequent lawsuits and personal politics of founder Palmer Luckey. 2.
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Rather than putting together yet another think-piece on Women in a Post-Trump World, Traister—as she did with her previous book All the Single Ladies—digs deep, tracing the ways culture has attempted to silence half its population by calling them hysterical or simply unworthy of opinions and viewpoints.
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Gross may have a smooth, relaxed speaking style, but the way she digs deep into her interview subjects will keep you engaged throughout the conversation, whether it's about Jake Gyllenhaal's acting process or how filmmaker Lulu Wang made a movie inspired by her terminally ill grandmother or historian David Blight on his new biography of Frederick Douglass.
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A great hotel is a theater of dreams, and Julie Satow, a journalist who covers New York real estate, digs deep into the forces that took the Plaza from a living center of aspiring social connection tied to the fortunes of American high society to its present status in an atomized era of pitiless transactional globalism.
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And then, when you've finally put the pieces together and figure out that some motherfucker stole the only thing you REALLY need to leave the house or do ANYTHING except maybe squint at Twitter on your phone, the betrayal digs deep and takes vile root, a plant of anger so powerful and hungry that it turns the soil around it into dust.
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Djokovic shrugs off shoulder issue to reach last 16 Keys digs deep to beat Kenin and reach last 16 Osaka-Gauff clash headlines U.S. Open Day Six Federer sick and tired of preferential treatment talk Wawrinka into last 16 after hard-fought win over Lorenzi Serena cruises by Muchova into fourth round Federer razor sharp in win over Evans Energized De Minaur sees off Nishikori in New York U.S. Open order of play on Saturday Kokkinakis hoping for 'Benjamin Button' career after cruel setback Madison Keys beat fellow American Sofia Kenin 6-3 7-5, smashing 10 aces and 483 winners to set up a fourth round clash with Elina Svitolina.
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Djokovic dominates Tsonga re-match to reach third round Serena juggles business, motherhood before beating Bouchard Australia Davis Cup captain Hewitt says threatened by Tomic Top seed Halep digs deep against impressive Kenin to advance Wasteful Zverev reaches third round after five-set battle Halep hopes tough matches will provide route to rhythm Raonic overcomes Wawrinka in pulsating four-setter Bolt gives Australia best start to home Grand Slam in 15 years Osaka bashes through to third round Seventh seed Thiem pulls out due to illness Osaka coy on niggle after reaching third round Nishikori has another great escape to reach third round Graf backs Williams to surpass Court's Grand Slam record Confident Shapovalov primed to step up against Djokovic Sharapova accepts underdog tag ahead of Wozniacki clash Highlights of Thursday's fourth day of the Australian Open, the first Grand Slam tournament of the year (all times GMT): At 0312 local time early Friday, two-time Grand Slam winner Garbine Muguruza battled past Britain's Johanna Konta 73-4 6-7(3) 7-5 in two hours and 42 minutes.
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Teenager Gauff digs deep to continue dream run at Wimbledon Djokovic survives hurricane Hurkacz to reach last 16 Chilled Halep catches fire to dispatch Azarenka at Wimbledon Pella pulls out all the stops to send Anderson packing Saturday's order of play at Wimbledon Pliskova uses 'amazing' serve to see off tricky Hsieh Wozniacki's Wimbledon ends in grumbles Raonic outserves Opelka in battle of the big men Wimbledon the poorer for Kyrgios exit INTERVIEW-Gauff's first coach backs American to become world's best Lucky-loser Davis stands tall to oust Kerber at Wimbledon Nadal survives Kyrgios test in Wimbledon thriller Kyrgios still wrestling with his tennis soul after Nadal defeat Tennis royalty hands down tips to Britain's Next-Gen royals Murray makes winning doubles return as Brits march on Isner's hopes extinguished on 4th of July as 10 Americans march on 'Superstar' Gauff tipped for top five in five years American teenager Cori Gauff battled back from a set down and saved two match points to defeat Polona Hercog 3-6 63-6(7) 7-5 and reach the fourth round.
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Windham, Ben (February 15, 2003). "New release digs deep into Chuck Willis' background". The Tuscaloosa News. p. 16.
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'Melbourne's advertising fraternity digs deep to raise $72,000 for the Lighthouse Foundation' Campaign Brief, December 2010. Retrieved 22 July 2014.
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The Globe and Mail. Museum digs deep to acquire native artifacts From 2002 to 2006, the museum hosted the North Edmonton Sculpture Workshop's Big Things outdoor sculpture exhibition.
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The Moquegua River is a short run one and is formed by its tributaries: the Torata, Huaracane and Tumilaca rivers. After passing through the regional capital, it digs deep into a canyon called the Osmare.
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Pitchfork, by Joe Tangari "T.O.’s Uncut digs deep for six- string heroics". Georgia Straight, by John Lucas on November 15th, 2006 Uncut continues to perform,"Uncut". Exclaim!, By Rob Nay May 02, 2007 and in 2013 released a third album, Infinite Repeats.
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X. taylori lives on arid, flat land, sometimes on hilly landscapes, sandy but also hard grounds, where it digs deep galleries. It survives at maximum temperature, but average ranges between in very dry environments, with the exception of strong spring storms and high humidity.
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After the race Moore said "She was never going to get beat today. She travelled sweetly and she battles away. I never really asked for a serious question and there was plenty left in the tank".Estimate digs deep to repel Cup rivals Racing Post.
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"Secrets And War; New novel digs deep into Vietnamese family's complicated past". Calgary Herald, 18 July 2015. In 2016, Les Éditions de la Pleine Lune published the French translation, Un été à Provincetown. It is about three generations of a Vietnamese family who immigrate from Vietnam to Canada.
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Researchers develop theories to understand communication behaviors. Family communication study also digs deep into certain time periods of family life such as marriage, parenthood or divorce and how communication stands in those situations. It is important for family members to understand communication as a trusted way which leads to a well constructed family.
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Entries into the search bar were auto-completed as users typed, with Facebook suggesting friends and second degree connections, Facebook pages, automatically generated topics, and Web searches for anything Facebook was not able to search for.Bea, F. (2013, January 25). Hands on: Facebook Graph Search digs deep, even if it doesn’t always strike gold. Digital Trends. .
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Car Wreckers Forks shows children what he does in the car scrap yard. This episode was filmed in Ontario notably in Guelph. 30\. Laying Down The Pipeline Excavator, an excavator, shows how he digs deep in the ground for pipelines that are to be installed. His friends show how pipelines are connected and installed into the ground. 31\.
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Allmusic states "This duo digs deep into the spirit of a particular night in France and calls out of it the entire improvisational tradition from Duke Ellington (whose "Come Sunday" is featured here) to Steve Lacy (whose "Pearl Street" is played movingly) and the host of time periods in between... This is an astonishing record. Period".
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In 2007, Hawke starred alongside Philip Seymour Hoffman, Marisa Tomei, and Albert Finney in the crime drama Before the Devil Knows You're Dead. The final work of Sidney Lumet, the film received critical acclaim. USA Today called it "highly entertaining", describing Hawke and Hoffman's performances as excellent. Peter Travers of Rolling Stone praised Hawke's performance, noting that he "digs deep to create a haunting portrayal of loss".
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On-field analytics deals with improving the on-field performance of teams and players. It digs deep into aspects such as game tactics and player fitness. Off-field analytics deals with the business side of sports. Off-field analytics focuses on helping a sport organization or body surface patterns and insights through data that would help increase ticket and merchandise sales, improve fan engagement, etc.
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Miss Sloane is a 2016 political thriller film directed by John Madden and written by Jonathan Perera. The film stars Jessica Chastain, Mark Strong, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Michael Stuhlbarg, Alison Pill, Jake Lacy, John Lithgow, and Sam Waterston. The film follows Elizabeth Sloane, a fierce lobbyist, who fights in an attempt to pass gun control legislation. However, she is left helpless when the opposing party digs deep into her personal life.
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Concordia University's Studio Arts Dept. Deanna Bowen (born November 5, 1969) is an interdisciplinary artist whose practice includes films, video installations, performances, drawing, sculpture and photography. Her work addresses issues of trauma and memory through an investigation of personal and official histories related to American slavery, migration, the Civil Rights Movement and the Ku Klux Klan.Westra, Monique, "The Gospel Truth: Deanna Bowen Digs deep into Family History in Stories to pass on...".
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"Director digs deep to uncover urban life Arrowhead an archeological excursion into highrise life". Toronto Star, January 19, 1994. Asked to describe the film's themes, Lynch characterized it as "if you took Jurassic Park, Home Alone and Wayne's World and turned it into a BBC archeology documentary on highrise living, you would get Arrowhead." The film was inspired by Lynch's rediscovery as an adult of an old indigenous arrowhead he had found as a child.
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"(no author). "LA Theatre Reviews, 'Leap Of Faith'", backstage.com, October 4, 2010 (retrieved December 26, 2010) The Los Angeles Times reviewer wrote: "...much of the score is derivative, the dancing often seems like ballet school parody, Shields' singing defensively retreats to the safest possible key and the closing moments are pure sentimental hokum. But there's a fascinating character in the middle of it all, and a performance by Esparza that digs deep into questions of faith, love and mystery.
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Port of Oakland Official Site: Facts and Figures (2006) Deepening of the port from to to accommodate larger ships has been completed. The ports of Los Angeles, Long Beach, Seattle and Tacoma were already deep. The $432 million project was finished in September 2009.Port of Oakland digs deep for greater capacity Some of mud from the dredging was deposited at the western edge of Middle Harbor Shoreline Park to become a shallow-water wetlands habitat for marine and shore life.
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Helix received generally positive reviews from critics. The first season holds a 79% critical approval on Rotten Tomatoes and 67% on Metacritic, while the second season has not been reviewed enough on either platform for a consensus. The critical consensus for season one described the show as "effectively creepy and oozing with chills" and that the show "unexpectedly digs deep into its world and its characters, with a suspenseful plot that continues to pique interest as it advances." , Rotten Tomatoes.
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Arjun Reddy received positive reviews from critics. Writing for Film Companion, Baradwaj Rangan said that while the pre-interval sequences were generic, the "prickly" latter portions justified both the film's title and the running time. Rangan called Arjun Reddy a film that "digs deep [and] rings true" and said it "really comes into its own" in the second half. S. Shiva Kumar of The Hindu wrote that Vanga's storytelling had a "conviction and confidence probably only a debutante will have".
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D. blythi digs deep burrows, providing protection from the extremes of climate and potentially the predation by introduced European species to which other small and medium-sized desert mammals often fall prey. Burrows have been observed to be about 0.5 m deep and generally occupied by a single individual outside the breeding season. Certain populations have about half of the burrows used by an individual only once, while others were used over long periods of time, repeatedly. Torpor is often employed by D. blythi, entering torpor at night until midday.
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Sutirtha Bhattacharya was the Chairman & MD of Coal India Limited. Before taking charge of Coal India he was the CMD of state-owned Singareni Collieries Company.Sutirtha Bhattacharya takes charge as Coal India CMD - timesofindia- economictimes Bhattacharya has advocated coal pollution mitigation technology to reduce harmful environmental impacts, while still seeking to double coal production.James Crabtree and Victor Mallet - Coal India digs deep in pursuit of tough goals - Financial Times, 24 March 2015 He is a 1985 batch IAS officer and graduated from Presidency College, Kolkata, as a graduating student of the University of Calcutta.
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Black Country won the Forward Prize for Best First Collection, the Geoffrey Faber Memorial Prize, and the Somerset Maugham Award. Black Country was selected as poetry book of the year by several publications, including The Guardian. Berry's writing is rooted in the landscape and dialect of the West Midlands. In 2014, Ben Wilkinson in The Guardian summarized Black Country: "It digs deep into the poet’s West Midlands roots, enlivening and reimagining the heritage of that eponymous heartland of iron foundries, coal mines and steel mills, on both personal and public footings".
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" She also claimed that the season finale was a let-down, but Jenny would have been happy that even in death she was the center of attention and meddling in her friends lives. Thomas has also said: "Jenny has always been a complex, and fascinating character, who you occasionally want to slap and shake. (Or, in the case of the dog, just, well, murder her.) Without her, though, the show wouldn't be half as interesting. Just when you think you've seen every bit of crazy Jenny can dish out, she digs deep and finds some new neuroticism.
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Greer's debut album was a critical success, earning 4 out of 5 stars from Christianity Today which called Open Book, "an intensely reflective record that digs deep," and 5 out of 5 stars from The Christian Manifesto, which said, "Greer writes with a soul-bearing honesty refreshing to hear in an industry where cliché after cliché comes all too often. Open Book is a masterpiece." Features in other high-profile national outlets like CCM Magazine and Christian Musician followed. He was also featured as a worship leader for Centrifuge's national student camps in 2011. Greer will release his second album, Angel Band: The Hymn Sessions in January 2012.
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Richards, Dave (November 18, 2015), "Seeley Sets the Stage for Revival's Final Year ," Comic Book Resources. Retrieved July 15, 2016 Although most modern comics are told in three to six issue "arcs" that form a nearly complete story, Seeley feels that when several plot points climax at once, it provides readers an easy opportunity to quit reading without feeling dissatisfied about missing the true conclusion. For Revival, he and Norton decided to have new mysteries develop constantly.Phegley, Kiel (November 23, 2012), "Tim Seeley digs deep into Revival ," Comic Book Resources. Retrieved July 15, 2016) They had several discussions on the right point to begin the story.
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In 1990 when he was persistently late for training in the eight, his coach pushed him into single sculling. Although a lightweight rower, Haining competed for Great Britain at the 1992 Summer Olympics in Barcelona, in the unplaced quadruple scull. He was then World Champion in lightweight single sculls in 1993, Hugh Matheson Rowing:Haining digs deep to mine gold: Britain's Olympic and world champions pull confidently to victory The Independent Monday, 12 July 1993 1994 and 1995. Rowing for Auriol Kensington Rowing Club, he won the Wingfield Sculls in 1994, 1995, and 1996Wingfield Sculls Record of Races and competed in the single scull at the 1996 Summer Olympics in Atlanta, finishing 11th overall, rather than competing in one of the lightweight events introduced at that games.
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Ellie Walker-Arnott of Time Out gave it 4 out of 5 starts, writing, "A handful of dramatisations – intended to flesh out gaps in the narrative – jar while at times the film digs deep into detail in a way that threatens to alienate all but the most dedicated racing fans. But ultimately the human story of this scrappy and magnetic man keeps the doc on track." Steve Newall of the New Zealand Herald gave it 3 out of 5 stars, writing that the film "should hold differing types of appeal to various generations. For older viewers it'll be the retelling of a familiar story of one of their fallen heroes, whereas others may gravitate to the mid-20th-century motorsport environment".
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Meanwhile, a prominent international lawyer is found dead in the carriage of an intercity train at Santa Lucia. Can the two tragedies possibly be connected? Commissario Guido Brunetti digs deep into the secret lives of Italy's elite classes to find the answer. # Acqua Alta (1996) aka Death in High Water \- As Venice braces for a winter tempest and the onslaught of acqua alta – the rising waters from torrential rain – Commissario Guido Brunetti finds out that an old friend has been savagely beaten at the palazzo home she owns and shares with her frequent guest and life-partner, the reigning diva Flavia Petrelli. # The Death of Faith (1997) aka Quietly in Their Sleep \- Brunetti comes to the aid of a young nursing sister who is leaving her convent following the unexpected death of five patients.
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In 1986, Bad Brains signed with SST Records and released I Against I, which, in addition to their hardcore punk and reggae sounds, introduced a heavy metal/funk hybrid sound. H.R. provided the vocals for "Sacred Love" over the phone from the Lorton Reformatory while doing a bid for a cannabis charge. Also critically praised was H.R.'s performance: Rick Anderson wrote on AllMusic that, "[HR] digs deep into his bag of voices and pulls them all out, one by one: the frightening nasal falsetto that was his signature in the band's hardcore days, an almost bel canto baritone, and a declamatory speed-rap chatter that spews lyrics with the mechanical precision of a machine gun". The title track's video was shown on MTV's then-new 120 Minutes program, for which the band appeared in promotional footage.
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In his review for AllMusic, Thom Jurek notes about Moondoc "Unlike many free jazzers who try to blow the guts out of the horn each and every time they improvise, he digs deep into the jazz tradition for his material... His tone is more reminiscent of Jackie McLean's while his playing style comes from the same place that Charles Tyler's does." The Penguin Guide to Jazz says that the album "is a tough, often abrasive and, to be honest, slightly unrelieved set which doesn't benefit from a recording which makes no effort to buff up the blunter edges." The All About Jazz review by Derek Taylor states "Cook and Voigt bustle back and forth between volcanic eruptions and quieter dispersions, and Moondoc’s sound is similarly varied between raw, raucous honks and elongated, emotionally charged lines."Taylor, Derek.
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Next on the cards was the Grade 1 December Festival Hurdle at Leopardstown. The ground dried out in just in time and, in front of most of the Hennessy family, Sublimity made Robert the first trainer to land his very first success in a Grade 1 hurdle.Chris McGrath reports on Sublimity's Christmas Festival win All roads led to Cheltenham after that Sublimity all set for Champion Hurdle - Racing Post but the weather had other ideas and after a disappointing run on soft ground back at Leopardstown for the Irish Champion Hurdle, Brave Inca digs deep for Irish Champion glory - Racing Post Sublimity finished well down the field on even worse ground in the Champion Hurdle.2009 Cheltenham Champion Hurdle result - Racing Post Before that Hennessy had banked on suitable ground playing into the hands of Sublimity in the Punchestown Champion Hurdle, but Carberry reported that the gelding could not breathe for most of the Cheltenham championship and he was forced to shelve those plans.
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Part of "The World is 9" series; Art work titled "The Departure". Used for the front cover of the 2018 UNESCO Global Report Reshaping Public Policies Her first solo exhibit series, The World is Nine, at David Krut Projects in New York, was created in 2016 and inspired by her grandmother. Muluneh digs deep down to her roots as an Ethiopian, and gives birth to a humble 28 piece series of culture, space, politics, history, the present, and future in a modern artistic way. Photographs taken at Leghar train station in Addis Ababa, of models with African and Ethiopian complexions, painted bodies with in bright bold colors and traditional African body paint. Muluneh reminisces on a time when she was not yet born but is instilled with her grandmother’s words that “The world is a 9, it is never complete and it’s never perfect.” Muluneh states, “Each work is a reflection of conscious and sub-conscious manifestations of time and space”.
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In 1992, the Gujarat state government's department of mining and geology pointed out that there were huge deposits of limestone, lignite (brown coal), bentonite and bauxite inside the protected area of the sanctuary and argued that the ban on mining in the sanctuary was holding back development of the local economy.Mining digs deep into India's wildlife refuges; by Sanjay Kumar; 26 August 1995; NewScientist Magazine An order dated July 27, 1993 of the Gujarat State Government initially de-notified the Sanctuary, by annulling the earlier notification of 1981 under which Narayan Sarovar had been declared a wildlife sanctuary. It issued a decree which abolished the original sanctuary and established a new one, consisting of 16 disjointed patches. This de-notification had reduced the area of the sanctuary from to disjointed ribbons of land totaling only in favor of commercial mining interests. The commercially biased court order reduced the area to a mere one-eighth of the original size, with a comment that the area was “substantially in excess of the requirements of a Sanctuary”.
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