But Jacob never follows up on any of those points.
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The Commission often follows up on probes by individual member states.
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It sends the information to centralized servers and follows up on the patient's progress.
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On receiving the info, NoBroker's team follows up on the lead and calls the owner.
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Pam C., 70, a retired teacher, follows up on calls that come from Arizona, where she lives.
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The research follows up on pioneering research by William Ruddiman, an emeritus professor at the University of Virginia.
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But in fact, Trump rarely follows up on threats, and his attention to anything is sporadic at best.
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That work, which follows up on the 2015 Paris Agreement, is seen as more critical now than ever.
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But it's Tom who follows up on it after overhearing a couple of other investigators in the station.
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The deal follows up on an accord Washington and Stockholm signed in 2016 to boost bilateral military cooperation.
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MACCALLUM: You know, and it follows up on their text messages, which, you know, I would imagine - GRAHAM: Right.
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The Washington law follows up on the success of ballot measures in California and Massachusetts, which imposed similar requirements.
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It follows up on my post over on TechCrunch, looking at three big mistakes we see in failed pitch decks.
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"Their families often don't know where they are so no one checks in or follows up on them," he said.
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Today's installment follows up on a dispatch called "Campus Coverup," which explored the culture of sexual violence at US colleges.
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"What it depends upon is how well the United Kingdom follows up on its plans for secure telecommunications," he wrote.
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A pretty classy move from Özil to invite the honeymooners to catch a match—hopefully he follows up on it.
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The show follows up on a similar investigation the museum undertook two years ago when it presented American Art: It's Complicated.
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Uber says its 24/7 safety team reviews ratings feedback and follows up on reports that sound like community guideline violations.
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The legislation follows up on Markey's investigation into the security practices of airlines and airplane manufacturers, which he launched in December.
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Robert Waldmann follows up on the question of who got what wrong in the late 1990s analysis of Japan's liquidity trap.
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With the SNES Classic, Nintendo follows up on last year's micro-sized nostalgia console with a 21 title-deep roster of greats.
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Hammerschmidt finally follows up on the Rachel lead himself by recreating one of the more terrifying scenes from Silence of the Lambs.
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Today's installment follows up on an episode called Outsourcing Embryos, which investigated the multi-billion dollar industry of gestational surrogacy in India.
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Today's installment follows up on a dispatch called "Lines in the Sand," which explored the cocaine highway running from Venezuela through Africa.
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Even if China follows up on some or most of Mr. Li's pledges, ending the trade war may require more dramatic action.
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In Murder Party, a lonely man follows up on a Halloween party invitation and discovers he's literally there to be killed for kicks.
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The action at the Pergamon follows up on a similar action she and the artists did at the Louvre in Paris last month.
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The chummy photo follows up on a perplexing statement from Zelensky's office, in which he calmly announced plans to invite Trump to Ukraine.
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Today's installment follows up on a dispatch called "Evolution of a Plague," about the devastating Ebola outbreak that swept through West Africa last summer.
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Today's installment follows up on a dispatch called Global Jihad, which explored the Islamic State's appeal in Europe and US airstrikes against the group.
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The week-long GIF-stravaganza follows up on the 2016 GIF art show Loop Dreams to explore the past, present, and future of the medium.
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The film's first credits scene — which technically plays between the end of the movie and the very start of the credits — follows up on that.
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Today's installment follows up on a segment titled "Indonesia's Palm Bomb," which investigated the damage being done to that country's rainforests by the palm oil industry.
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Now he follows up on the project with a nearly identical photographic reproduction captured during a recent visit to one of these massive tire dumps, IRL.
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I had gone back, along with photographer Ian Willms, as part of a series we call Promises Made that follows up on the aftermath of disasters.
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It follows up on the uproar after editors at the campus newspaper at Northwestern University apologized for how they covered protests of a speech by Jeff Sessions.
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Tom Carper led the effort, following through on the letter he wrote to the Committee Tuesday intending to delay the vote until Pruitt follows up on questions.
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FireEye last year released a separate report on Iranian misinformation campaigns sweeping across top social media platforms; Tuesday's report follows up on what it has noticed since then.
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It's a killer lineup, and directly follows up on Ron and Frederic's Extra Crunch coverage around quantum computing, next-generation cloud services, artificial intelligence, and data center orchestration.
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This research follows up on a Georgia Tech project from last year, where a robotic limb was created for a man who had lost an arm in an accident.
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The agreement is a "self-regulatory" measure, which means that it's not legally binding, and it follows up on an earlier promise by the commission to regulate hate online.
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Today's installment follows up on a dispatch called Synthetic Drug Revolution, which explored how foreign manufacturers create recreational products that often slip through the cracks of US drug law.
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Today's installment follows up on a dispatch called 'Enemies at the Gate,' exploring how Saudi Arabia is defending itself against the terrorism that surrounds the country at every border.
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Why it's exciting: Hargrove's New York Times bestseller follows up on the questions he raised when he appeared in 2013's Blackfish, but adds a much more personal angle.
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And aside from a late plot twist that follows up on last week's strange epilogue, the story only loosely connects with what's been happening in this season so far.
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The Last Knight is the fifth Transformers movie in the franchise, and follows up on 2014's Transformers: Age of Extinction, which saw Mark Wahlberg step into the starring role.
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Today's installment follows up on a dispatch called Countdown to Extinction, which explored how much we've overfished our oceans and what—if anything—the world can do to save them.
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Wherever there's a part 2, there's a part 1, and this show follows up on a 2015 project of the same name, when Svoronou was participating in the aforementioned residency.
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Today's installment follows up on a segment exploring the ongoing aftermath of the US invasion of Afghanistan, and what the withdrawal of American troops means for the country and its people.
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The letter from the two lawmakers follows up on a similar inquiry to Steven Mnuchin, raising questions about his time on Sears' board before he became the Trump administration's Treasury secretary.
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It follows up on the date plans Violet made with her crush, Tony, and on the fact that no one in the family has seen Jack-Jack use his powers yet.
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"The university takes all accusations of sexual misconduct seriously and follows up on accusations through its Title IX office and the Office of Inclusion and Equity, following established procedures," Bird added.
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If Mr. Ford follows up on his suggestion that he'll override even more court rulings, the debate over political power versus constitutional rights may spill over into next year's federal election campaign.
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A Tesla spokesperson told Mashable that the deal was signed today, which follows up on the company's talks last year with the Shanghai Municipal Government to possibly establish a factory in the region.
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He follows-up on these trips by publishing papers in peer-refereed journals about the ethics of surgical missions, a practice that many doctors engage in but few do right, according to Jandial.
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The future of the fragile peace will depend on whether the government follows up on such proposals at a time when Africa's biggest economy is hit by its first recession in 25 years.
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The initiative follows up on President Obama's State of the Union pledge to make federal coal and oil lease prices better reflect the cost of climate change, sources familiar with the plans said.
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This follows up on a sentencing memo filed last week, in which prosecutors asserted that Cohen "acted in coordination with and at the direction of Individual-1" — Trump — in violating campaign finance law.
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The study, which appears in Social Psychological and Personality Science, follows up on earlier work which showing that more entitled people are less concerned about what's socially acceptable or serves a greater good.
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If President Donald Trump follows up on his threat to close the southern border, it could potentially result in millions of dollars in losses to local businesses in regions such as San Diego County.
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Today's installment follows up on a dispatch called Rent a White Guy, exploring the Chinese trend of hiring white males for menial jobs as a status symbol, and what it takes to actually apply.
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"The downside is they turn into events that are wildly off script from generally accepted Republican Party policy, and he rarely follows up on the items that are discussed in the meetings," Williams said.
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The play, a world premiere Manhattan Theater Club production, follows up on Mr. Giardina's "The City of The Conversation," which dealt with the decay of civility in Washington, D.C. after the rise of Reagan.
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This latest rumor follows up on the rumor previously reported by the same outlet that there's a two-hour Breaking Bad movie in the works with the original show's creator Vince Gilligan at the helm.
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The inaugural report, which covers the last quarter of 7, follows up on a promise YouTube made in December to give users more transparency into how it handles abuse and decides what videos will be removed.
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He also follows up on reports that the device with the new emails was discovered in September, asking when FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe, Attorney General Loretta Lynch and Comey were each notified of the discovery.
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Perhaps at the top will be the question of how to go ahead with a carbon tax in Canada if Mr. Trump follows up on promises not to act on climate change in the United States.
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In this piece, The Times's South Asia Bureau Chief, Ellen Barry, follows up on a report she wrote earlier this fall about efforts in India to place poor young rural women in minimum-wage manufacturing jobs.
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In their 2017 book "The New Rules of Work," The Muse cofounders Alex Cavoulacos and Kathryn Minshew recommend submitting a sample project with your thank-you note that follows up on something you addressed in your interview.
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The initiative follows up on a promise Brown made in December 2016 after a top Trump adviser said the incoming administration would eliminate NASA's earth science programs, which would end the use of satellites to gather climate information.
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Meanwhile, the March 21968 edition follows up on the previous special issue devoted to PCP, then known to the government as the "Peace Pill," detailing that some users were reported to be smoking marijuana laced ("impregnated") with PCP.
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Even if it follows up on the purchases, Zandi argues that U.S. producers would not be able to scale up production to accommodate the new demand, and would more likely just redirect their exports from other countries to China.
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He declined to disclose those circumstances, citing attorney client privilege, but it seems clear from filings in the case that the Proskauer partner is worried about finding a new job if Proskauer follows up on its alleged threats to fire her.
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Gilchrist turned out to be the best thing about Showtime's "United States of Tara," and he impressively follows up on that with his performance as 18-year-old Sam, who is awkwardly seeking to navigate the bridge from childhood to adulthood.
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If López Obrador follows up on his campaign promises, though it'll be a major shift from the country's rule under current Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto and his Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI), who failed to improve the country's massive corruption problem.
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In Jarmuli, Nomi neither follows up on newspaper articles about a denounced Guruji, nor tries to track a beloved fellow orphan through formal means — she is content to root around for sentimental artifacts in the ruins of the ashram instead.
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Fiedler follows up on the rumors about Rice (Sara Paxton) — who met Hart at a party on board a yacht called Monkey Business — and follows Rice herself from Florida to Washington, where Fiedler and his colleagues stake out the senator's house.
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In an interview, William Kunkel, the Archdiocese of Chicago's general counsel, and Leah McCluskey, its director of child abuse investigations, said the archdiocese reports every accusation to state attorney's offices and follows up on allegations against priests from religious orders.
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If Trump follows up on campaign promises to toughen immigration enforcement, the department will be charged with beefing up the screening of immigrants allowed to come into the U.S., and finding additional resources to track down and deport people living here illegally.
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PARIS, May 13 (Reuters) - The French senate will decide on May 26 how it follows up on allegations that Societe Generale bank chief Frederic Oudea misled the upper house of parliament in 2012 regarding the bank's activities in Panama, it said on Friday.
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Why it matters: The group's joint statement, which Axios obtained in advance, is a sign of surging anti-Silicon Valley rhetoric among the right, and follows up on a congressional hearing last week featuring the pro-Trump YouTube personalities Diamond and Silk.
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The initiative, announced on Tuesday, could include blocking big players from taking over smaller rivals and follows up on a pledge by Chancellor Angela Merkel's coalition to curb big U.S. internet companies which, in the eyes of many German lawmakers, have become too powerful.
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She is witty and sharp — she calls me out on most things I promise and follows up on whatever plans I had the day or night before, demanding recaps — so I have a hard time believing she forgot about voting in this very contentious, historic election.
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Even if President Trump follows up on his intention to roll back Dodd-Frank and receives cooperation from a Republican Congress, shareholders would return to simply filing proposals asking companies to voluntarily give them a say-on-pay, which is how this all started way before Dodd-Frank.
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The report follows up on a May study by McKinsey that described an evolving pecking order of companies that were establishing "an insurmountable advantage" over peers by pushing ahead with AI. It singled out nine "superstar" companies, all in the U.S. and China, that were well ahead of everyone else.
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The waiting period has shrunk to two weeks to a month from four to five months as Hossain follows up on each case with officials and police in Bangladesh and coordinates with charities on both sides of the border to verify addresses and arrange phone calls between the parents and the child.
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The study on preterm births, which follows up on previous research suggesting a link between vaginal microbiome and the risk of preterm birth, particularly in African Americans, is published in Nature Medicine here and states: What they did: The team tracked 45 preterm and 90 term births, 80% of whom were African American.
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This joint statement follows up on a proposal voiced by Macron just a few days earlier, according to which the EU, the EU-3 and the U.S. should agree to block any Iranian nuclear activity beyond 2025, and address both Tehran's ballistic missile program and Iran's increasingly concerning role in the Middle East.
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The announcement, made by CEO Stephen Hemsley on an earnings call, follows up on the company's statement in November that it was considering dropping out of ObamaCare due to financial losses The moves by UnitedHealth, the nation's largest health insurer, have drawn attention for what they could indicate about the sustainability of ObamaCare as a whole.
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This is the ninth edition of MoMA's Primary Documents that follows up on the topic of the very first publication in the series, A Sourcebook for Central and Eastern European Art since the 1950's, which studies the developments and commonly shared traits within the region as part of MoMA's global research program Contemporary and Modern Art Perspectives (C-MAP).
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If the Army follows up on experiments already being conducted, every US soldier might soon go into battle with eyes glued to a smartphone that can display everything from maps with their fellow soldiers' or the enemy's locations (think Google Maps for combat) and apps for ordering an artillery strike as easily as calling up an Uber, to a searchable library of military field manuals.
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The agency says it does not monitor, but only follows up on complaints from the Interior Ministry or, more often, from the military and its feared spy agency, Inter-Services Intelligence, or I.S.I. "Monitoring is not our mandate; we get complaints from the interior minister and mostly our intelligence agencies about certain social media profiles, and then we investigate," said Muhammad Shafique, the head of the F.I.A.'s cybercrime section.
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The film shows the events at the time, and follows up on the lives of those involved decades later.
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As the prime suspect, her husband is tried and convicted and sentenced to execution in three months. Motivated by a blind devotion to her husband, Alberta follows up on a couple of clues.
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The hatching follows up on how Nyroc is raised and betrayed by his own mother it talks about how His best friend Philip is murdered by what he thought was his loving mother he flees the Pure Ones in fear and disbelief.
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He follows up on this critique in Return to Reason (2001), where he seeks to illuminate the ills that, in his view, universalism has caused in the social sphere, discussing, among other things, the discrepancy between mainstream ethical theory and real-life ethical quandaries.
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Give Him the Ooh-La-La is a 1958 studio album by American jazz singer Blossom Dearie. This album is the second of six albums Dearie recorded for Verve Records. This album follows up on the success of Dearie's first album, the eponymously titled Blossom Dearie.
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Currently, the study has completed the third wave of data collection, and is in PINE phase 4.0, where the study team follows up on the Chinese elderly to examine the health status changes over time in order to better understand the risk and protective factors associated with health disparities.
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But when the satellite vanishes from the radar, trouble arises. Meanwhile, Bruce Banner is reading a newspaper advertisement offering a potential treatment for his condition. He follows up on the ad, but finds himself kidnapped by the villain and, as the Hulk, gets brainwashed into fighting Spider-Man.
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The murder of his former partner makes Zhang even more determined. He follows up on a license plate number written down on a pad of paper (presumably by Wang). While on the bus Zhang is followed by a man with a pair of skates. He goes into a restaurant and notices the man following him.
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Lake Geneva, WI: TSR, 1979 The article "The Possessors" by Arn Ashleigh Parker in Dragon #42 (October 1980) follows up on this article by explaining that Selm, a lieutenant of Satan, was made the Prince of Possessors, and remained in that position throughout these various changes in the administration in Hell.Parker, Arn Ashleigh. "The Possessors." Dragon #42.
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"Till It Hurts" is a song by Dutch electronic trio Yellow Claw, featuring vocals performed by Dutch singer Ayden (stage name of Sanne Veerbeek). It was released digitally as a single in November 2014 through Spinnin' Records. "Till It Hurts" follows up on the success of their 2013 hit "Shotgun", peaking at number five in the Netherlands.
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Ecclesia in Europa () is a post-synodal apostolic exhortation written by Pope John Paul II, published on 28 June 2003. The exhortation follows up on the Special Assembly for Europe of the Synod of Bishops, which met during 1–23 October 1999. It addresses the Church in Europe. The document was organized using a theme of hope.
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Revolution is a Canadian 2012 documentary film by Rob Stewart. It follows the filmmaker as he follows up on his earlier film, Sharkwater, and examines both looming environmental collapse and what people, especially young people, are doing to avert it. The film's world premiere was at the Toronto International Film Festival in the TIFF Docs section.
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Mardi Gras: Made in China. Culture Unplugged. Retrieved February 16, 2010. The publication of Redmon's book, Beads, Bodies, and Trash: Public Sex, Global Labor, and the Disposability of Mardi Gras, follows up on the documentary by providing an ethnographic analysis of the social harms, the pleasures, and the consequences of the toxicity that Mardi Gras beads produce.
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With its monitoring of 73 cases (Municipal, District and Minor Offences Courts) pending between December 2005 and March 2008, the OSCE now follows up on a first report of December 2005. Thousands of Albanians gathered at the south end of the bridge across the Ibar at Kosovska Mitrovica, which divides the Serb and Albanian districts of the town.
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The witch hypnotizes Kruvajan and says she needs the rest of his blood. Asa then kisses him, turning him into her servant. By Asa's command, Kruvajan follows up on the request to tend to Vajda. He orders the crucifix removed from the room, ostensibly so it won't upset Vajda; this allows Javutich to return later and murder him.
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60 Minutes consists of three long-form news stories without superimposed graphics. There is a commercial break between two stories. Each story is introduced from a set with a backdrop resembling pages from a magazine story on the same topic. The program undertakes its own investigations and follows up on investigations instigated by national newspapers and other sources.
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V: Hävitetty ("Chapter V: Ravaged") is the fifth full-length album by Finnish pagan metal band Moonsorrow. It was released on January 10, 2007 through Spinefarm Records. As a joke by the band, the name "Homosika" (gay pig) was released as the working title for "Viides Luku - Hävitetty". Hävitetty follows up on the sound established on Moonsorrow's previous studio album, Verisäkeet.
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Guinan also plays a role in the second part which started the fourth season. She advises Commander William Riker (Jonathan Frakes) in his predicament in dealing with the Borg-assimilated Picard. She tells him that her relationship with Picard "goes beyond friendship and beyond family". She appears in the following episode broadcast, which follows up on Picard's experiences as a Borg, "Family".
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Ecclesia in America is the apostolic exhortation written by Pope John Paul II, published on 22 January 1999. The exhortation follows up on the Special Assembly for America of the Synod of Bishops, which met in the Vatican from 16 November to 12 December 1997. It addresses the Church in the Americas. The document helped to show how gospel-centered evangelization could be authentically Catholic.
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Agencies should develop policy on the system security planning process. NIST SP-800-18 introduces the concept of a System Security Plan. System security plans are living documents that require periodic review, modification, and plans of action and milestones for implementing security controls. Procedures should be in place outlining who reviews the plans, keeps the plan current, and follows up on planned security controls.
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Foster follows up on Commission motions and resolutions to ensure completed staff work; assigns work priorities and establishes deadlines and check points for completion; evaluates job performance of any administrative staff. Foster assigns officials to all professional boxing, kickboxing and mixed martial arts events; conducts post show audits and makes reports; evaluates referees and judges; acts as Commission's liaison with the legislature, voluntary and professional associations, other governmental agencies, and the public.
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This series was originally a five- part miniseries involving four morbidly obese patients. Because of its popularity, new episodes were filmed, including a "Where Are They Now?" retrospective in Season 4 that follows up on previous patients to track their weight-loss journey months or years after bariatric surgery. In Season 1, patients were filmed over a period of seven years (2004–2011). Beginning with Season 2, patients were filmed for only one year.
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The National Programme of Action (NPoA) is divided into short-term, medium- term and long-term goals and is continuously monitored by the National Governance Commission/Governing Council, or a smaller body of state and non- state representatives. Progress Reports on implementation are presented annually to the APR Forum. The APR Secretariat follows up on commitments made, holds regional workshops to share best practices identified in the reviews, and offers technical support to fulfill APRM plans.
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His visit there is very fruitful, but raises as many questions as it answers. Returning to Potshot, Spenser follows-up on what he found out from old neighbors in LA. Meanwhile, he is investigating a band of thugs that live on the outskirts of town in an area called "The Dell". Everyone is convinced that they killed the victim, and had publicly threatened him. "The Dell" gang is led by a man who calls himself The Preacher.
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Solo thereafter distinguishes himself by helping the group steal the rocket from a train. Kuryakin meanwhile follows up on a lead from Solo and investigates a suspicious connection between Sebastian and an abandoned theater in Los Angeles. Followed by Annie and an identical brother of Askoy, Kuryakin discovers that the theater is hosting a status briefing for followers of The Third Way. They are then all captured, but Askoy’s brother is killed by an ejector seat along the highway.
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Soon, Sally gets three letters: one from Sarah-Jane, one from Nicholas Bedwell and one from Daniel Goldberg, who had brought them all. Sarah-Jane says that policemen have been searching the house, Nicholas tells Sally that he found the priest that she was looking for, and Goldberg says that he was sorry to have missed Sally. Sally follows up on Nicholas's lead and finds the priest right where Nicholas said he was. Sally interrogates the priest but he shuts her out.
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The North Fork Watershed Protection Act of 2013 is a bill that would withdraw 430,000 acres of federal lands in Montana from programs to develop geothermal and mineral resources. The law would forbid mountaintop removal mining and other natural resource development. The affected lands lie adjacent to Glacier National Park and already have some protections. The bill follows up on an agreement between Canada and the United States on how to protect the trans-border area from the effects of mining.
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The entrepreneur can make a handshake deal (gentleman's agreement) on the show if a panel member is interested. However, if all of the panel members opt out, the entrepreneur leaves empty-handed. In 2015, a companion spin-off series called Beyond the Tank premiered, which follows up on some of the businesses that have appeared on the show. In this spin-off series it was revealed that sharks can still make a deal with a business that was rejected in the "tank".
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The North Fork Watershed Protection Act of 2013 () is a bill that would withdraw 430,000 acres of federal lands in Montana from programs to develop geothermal and mineral resources. The law would forbid mountaintop removal mining and other natural resource development. The affected lands lie adjacent to Glacier National Park and already have some protections. The bill follows up on an agreement between Canada and the United States on how to protect the trans-border area from the effects of mining.
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Currently, he hosts Sidha Kura Janta Sanga on News 24 television. The show's format has Lamichhane providing an editorial monologue alongside reporting, primarily the kind of 'sting journalism' pioneered by the Indian news magazine Tehelka. Lamichhane follows up on complaints from ordinary people, chiefly victims of fraud or corruption, and confronts the alleged perpetrators on camera. The show has been described as also "unapologetically nationalist, at times simplistic in its coverage of complex issues," and creating "a cult of personality around its host".
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Although the novel fits into the storyline of The Vampire Chronicles, the vast majority of it consists of Memnoch's account of cosmology and theology. The novel follows up on claims made by David in The Tale of the Body Thief that God and the Devil are on better terms than most Christians believe. It also reinterprets biblical stories to create a complete history of Earth, Heaven and Hell that fit neatly with the history of vampires given in The Queen of the Damned.
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The alternate future universe of MC2 Spider-Girl (May "Mayday" Parker) follows up on some events from this storyline. The series establishes that six months after Spider-Man: Revelations, Mongraine was tracked down by Peter's first clone Kaine, who rescued baby Mayday from her grip and returned her to her parents Peter Parker and Mary-Jane. Subsequently she grows up to become Spider-Girl. The events of "The Final Chapter" (or more accurately, "The Gathering of Five") take place two years later.
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Julie Goodnight is a multidisciplinary rider and clinician, with experience in dressage, jumping, racing, reining, colt-starting, cutting, and wilderness riding. She teaches other riders through her Clinic Tour and through her television show Horse Master With Julie Goodnight. In one TV episode, Goodnight works with one horse and rider, analyzing their relationship, trains the horse, educates and retrains the rider and then follows-up on later progress. Goodnight's Horse Master episodes are available online to paying members at Horse Master with Julie Goodnight.
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Urbina Burgos 2007, p. 326. Ricardo Vásquez led an expedition in 2006 to remote parts of Taitao Peninsula partly motivated by possible indications that Chonos were still living in isolation there. In 1743 members of the cabildo of Castro explained the decline of the Chonos that had settled in Jesuit missions as caused by a shortage of women. Historian Rodolfo Urbina Burgos follows up on this thought and argues the Chonos as a whole went extinct as a distinctive group because of a chronic shortage of women.
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French Fried Vacation 3 or Les Bronzés 3: Amis pour la vie ("The sun-tanned ones 3: friends for life", released in some English-speaking countries as Friends Forever) is a 2006 French comedy film, and the sequel to Les Bronzés (1978) and Les Bronzés font du ski (1979). Like the first two films, it is directed by Patrice Leconte and stars mostly members of the theatrical/film troupe Le Splendid. Les Bronzés 3: Amis pour la vie follows up on the revelers from the first two films, now in their 50s.
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The Břevnov Monastery Brewery (cs: Břevnovský klášterní pivovar, longform: St. Adalbert Břevnov Monastery Brewery) follows up on the oldest documented brewery in the Czech Republic, the Břevnov Monastery including its brewery was founded in 993. The production of beer has been interrupted several times in history and finally restored in 2011. The beer is filled directly in the brewery into glass or PET bottles and barrels. Břevnovský Benedict is also brewed in the restaurant directly on the premises of monastery and in a number of other Czech restaurants.
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Bond v. United States, 572 U.S. 844 (2014), follows up on the Supreme Court's 2011 case of the same name in which it had reversed the Third Circuit and concluded that both individuals and states can bring a Tenth Amendment challenge to federal law. The case was remanded to the Third Circuit, for a decision on the merits, which again ruled against Bond. On appeal, the Supreme Court reversed and remanded again, ruling that the Chemical Warfare Act (CWA) did not reach Bond's actions and she could not be charged under that federal law.
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John's family (his wife Nicolette, and his children Zach, Naomi, and Minette), begin to be haunted by dreams, sounds in the house, and ghostly phone calls. John receives a call from Billy taunting him and saying things that only John or Alton Blackwood would know concerning John's sister. John follows up on Billy to find out he does not have a phone in his cell and could not possibly have made the phone call. John begins to work on the theory that it wasn't Billy Lucas that killed his family, but rather Alton Blackwood.
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Stark and Wilkins also coauthored a fourth edition of the book in 2018. In 2013, Wilkins published Hollow Justice: A History of Indigenous Claims in the United States. The book follows up on a third planned book in a series of two books written by Wilkins's mentor, Vine Deloria Jr., and Clifford M. Lytle, that the two weren't able to complete. In Hollow Justice Wilkins studies the history of indigenous claims, covering topics like legal activity in the United States Court of Federal Claims and the Indian Claims Commission, the Cobell v.
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Beyond The Tank is an American reality television companion spin-off series on ABC, which follows up on aspiring entrepreneurs who made business presentations to a panel of potential investors on Shark Tank. The show premiered on May 1, 2015, and was picked up for 10 episodes, but only three episodes aired. It was renewed for a second season on May 7, 2015, which premiered on January 5, 2016, before airing in its regular time slot on January 12, 2016. Additional episodes started airing in March 2016 after ABC cancelled Of Kings and Prophets.
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For the rest of the day, Betty and Derek have several run-ins with Thor, and Joe follows up on stories of skeletons popping up all over town. Eventually, Thor is wounded, and he kidnaps both Derek and Betty to help him receive medical attention, in the process revealing Derek's true parentage to them. Two car chases and a gunfight follow, and Thor is finally captured by Earth authorities after plummeting off a cliff in a stolen car. Shortly after, the Gargon grows immensely large, after killing and devouring a policeman investigating the alien's landing site, and attacking numerous people.
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To bypass the barrier, Jay uses a machine he built to use on Barry, who sees billions of possible future, one where he sees himself vanish. After, Barry is left weakened. Meanwhile, scientist and metahuman Ramsey Rosso discover his abilities allow him to bring back the dead to alive although instead of coming back as a human, they come back as zombies. When Ralph follows up on a lead to a person of interest – Sue Dearbon in Midway City, Barry asks to tag along with him as one of the preparations for a post-Crisis world without him.
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A Story of Healing is a short documentary film in which Donna Dewey follows a team of five nurses, four anesthesiologists, and three plastic surgeons from Interplast in the United States for two weeks of volunteer work in the Mekong delta of Vietnam. The film shows not only how this changes the lives of the 110 patients who undergo surgery, but also the lives of the volunteers themselves. The epilogue, which runs after the credits, follows-up on two patients helped by Interplast, 16 months after their surgery. In 1998, "A Story of Healing" won the Academy Award for Best Documentary (Short Subject).
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Zoe's Tale is a parallel retelling of Scalzi's third Old Man's War novel, The Last Colony, written as a first-person narrative from the viewpoint of Zoë Boutin Perry. It follows up on several plot points that were underrepresented in the original novel. Zoë is the 17-year-old adopted daughter of John Perry and Jane Sagan, two former-soldiers-turned-colonists who were the subjects of Scalzi's first book, Old Man's War. Her biological father, Charles Boutin, created a device capable of giving consciousness to a race of creatures, called the Obin, who are otherwise intelligent but not conscious.
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We genuinely > wanted to come up with a long-term story, and by and large, we succeeded. > The problem was the marketing in front of the show, and the merchandising > behind the show...we got killed from both sides." > "There's an entire second season of unproduced CP scripts, story edited by > Larry DiTillio, in which he follows up on the arc that I and others > established during the first season. You would have found out what Dread > became, what happened to Power's mother, where Eden was (and there would be > direct contact), what the secret was in Soaron's programming, and so on.
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Meanwhile, the investigation has found traces of this drug in the other victims, with Black believing that the killer not only has access to it through his occupation but is likely consuming it himself while committing his crimes in order to readily act on his sexual fantasies. Black follows up on this, and investigates Nesbitt's pharmacy. Nesbitt is not working at the time, but Black realizes he must be the killer. He interviews Nesbitt's wife (Barbara Howard), finding that they have not had sex in eighteen years of marriage—however, Nesbitt has recently become interested in trying again.
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Giving pursuit, he is halted by a Screamie attack after the Valorian reaches into his pocket to activate a device of some kind. While visiting his fiancée Helen Forsythe and her father in rural Pennsylvania, Gregson follows up on an article in a local newspaper about a farmer who claimed that aliens tried to recruit him to help them. He runs into a group of men and an alien at the farmhouse who interrogate him until SecBu troops arrive. Strangely the men know him and refer to Helen as if she had been working with them.
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Alvin Plantinga responds to the grounding objection by saying "It seems to me much clearer that some counterfactuals of freedom are at least possibly true than that the truth of propositions must, in general, be grounded in this way."Alvin Plantinga, "Reply to Robert Adams," in Alvin Plantinga, ed. James E. Tomberlin and Peter Van Inwagen, Profiles 5 (Dordrecht: D. Reidel, 1985), p. 378. William Lane Craig follows up on this by pointing out the burden of proof the grounding objector bears. The grounding objection “asserts that there are no true counterfactuals about how creatures would freely act under any given set of circumstances.
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SORCER follows up on the FIPER project (1999-2003) - funded by National Institute of Standards and Technology Advanced Technology Program. The FIPER software environment was developed and demonstrated at the GE Global Research Center (Chief software architect and lead developer Michael SobolewskiMichael Sobolewski, Marquis Who's Who and engineering application development led by R. Kolonay) in collaboration with GE Aviation (Cincinnati, OH), Goodrich Corporation Aerostructures Group (Chula Vista, CA), Parker Hannifin Corporation (Mentor, OH), Engineous Software, Inc. (Cary, NC) and Ohio University (Athens, OH). When the project was finished M. Sobolewski established the SORCER Laboratory at Texas Tech University (2002-2009) where he continued his FIPER-based research.
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The series ends with Beta Ray Bill locked in eternal combat with the Surtur demons in the Realm of the Great Beasts, truly trapped in the nightmare plane, but uncaring for his seemingly hopeless situation. However, Bill escapes from his imprisonment and aids Thor against the Skrull invasion of Asgard. Marvel Comics Presents follows up on the limited series with a story regarding Pointer's powers, and his adjustment to the Guardian suit. U.S. Agent officially leaves the team in order to join the new team of Mighty Avengers, while Pointer adopts the alias Weapon Omega and joins Norman Osborn and Emma Frost's Dark X-Men team.
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Three phased array beamformers utilizing the Berkeley Emulation Engine 2 (BEE2) were deployed in June 2007 and have been integrated into the system to allow for simultaneous astronomical and SETI observations. As of April 2008, the first pulsar observations were conducted using the beamformer and a purpose-built pulsar spectrometer. The workhorse SETI search system (SETI on ATA or SonATA) performs fully automated SETI observations. SonATA follows up on detected signals in real time and continues to track them until 1) the signal is shown to have been generated on Earth or rarely, 2) the source sets, which triggers follow up the next day.
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According to the special feature titled "Creative Writing", Heckerling describes the origins of Clueless as follows: She follows up on the connections to the Jane Austen novel, Emma: Associate producer Twink Caplan, who also played Miss Toby Geist in the film, recalls what the proposed TV show's initial title: Fox picked up the picture, but put the film in a turnaround. The male studio heads wanted Heckerling to rewrite the script so that fewer women would feature. Six months later, the script made its way to producer Scott Rudin. Rudin liked the script and it was the subject of a bidding war, with Paramount Pictures beating out the other studios.
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Ord follows up on a frontal charge where he is defeated, until Jubal Early's men smash into Ord's line at the ford and after taking heavy casualties pushes Ord across the river for good. At the end of the day, Lee has lost 6,000 men, many of them coming from Early's division, and the past three days add up to 10,000. Ord on the other hand lost all but three thousand of his Corps, which makes the total loss in the army the past three days 20,000 with two full Corps, Ord's and McPherson's, essentially destroyed. Lee now feels his advantage and wants to use it.
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" Billboard Magazine described "Dream Police" as "a supercharged power pop /rock tune with a fantastic lyric hook and guitar /drum interplay." Tom Maginnis of AllMusic described the song as "a tongue in cheek Orwellian nightmare" and that it represents "late-seventies power pop at its zenith." Maginnis also noted that "Dream Police" follows up on its B-side, "Heaven Tonight" (which had been released on a previous album), in that both songs represent dreams. Dave Marsh of Rolling Stone described the song as a "trash thriller like John Carpenter's Halloween," and also noted that it is "nearly as good as the earlier ones in which Cheap Trick used similar stylistic devices.
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The initial crystallisation of minerals from the magma ocean formed the primordial crust. A potential explanation of this process states the resultant solidification of the mantle edge took place approximately 4.43 Ga. This would subsequently produce continents composed of komatiite, an ultramafic rock rich in magnesium with a high melting point and low dynamic viscosity. Another line of research follows up on this, proposing that differences in the densities of newly formed crystals caused separation of crustal rocks; upper crust largely composed of fractionated gabbros and lower crust composed of anorthosites. The overall result of initial crystallisation formed a primordial crust roughly 60 km in depth.
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Watanabe noted that Kanno did not score the music exactly the way he told her to. He stated, "She gets inspired on her own, follows up on her own imagery and comes to me saying 'this is the song we need for Cowboy Bebop,' and composes something completely on her own." Kanno herself was sometimes surprised at how pieces of her music were used in scenes, sometimes wishing it had been used elsewhere, though she also felt that none of their uses were "inappropriate". She was pleased with the working environment, finding the team very relaxed in comparison with other teams she had worked with.
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A later story in the 1960s shows Gordon giving a bedridden Bruce Wayne (who had contracted a nearly fatal fever as Batman) "Chinese oranges", a natural treatment for the fever. Later, Bruce opines to Dick Grayson if it is possible that Gordon is beginning to suspect Batman's identity. In Batman: Year One, Gordon claims not to see the unmasked Batman well (whom his wife at that time, Barbara, also sees) because he doesn't have his glasses on. Gordon suspects early on that Bruce Wayne may be Batman, though he never follows up on his suspicions, although Sarah Essen is correct in her suspicions, even guessing Bruce's motivation.
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This plot thread continued into Five-0, with the episode, "Hahai i na pilikua nui (Hunting Monsters)" in which Chin Ho Kelly follows up on Dalton's tip-off, telling McGarrett "that call from your friends at the Phoenix Foundation wasn't wrong". After this set-up, Five-0 actors Daniel Dae Kim, Grace Park, and Taylor Wily crossed over into the MacGyver episode "Flashlight". In the episode, The Phoenix Foundation is sent to Oahu to help the Hawaii Police Department and Five-0 with rescue and recovery efforts and ends up working closely with Chin Ho Kelly and Kono. The episode closes out with Kamekona traveling to California to cater MacGyver's birthday party with a shrimp buffet.
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Before production began on Alien³, Dark Horse Comics produced a comic book series that follows-up on the characters after Aliens. In that series, Hicks, Newt and Bishop all survive the escape from the Sulaco with Ripley and continue to fight the Xenomorphs. With the release of Alien³, this comic books series was considered an alternate universe from "official" Alien series canon and when the series was redone for release (the black and white art was coloured and characters reworked) and the Hicks character was renamed to Wilks (with one missed panel still referring to him as Hicks the only reminder of the original text). The story begins ten years after Aliens, with Newt and Hicks back on Earth.
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" Brian Kraus gave the album a five star rating in the review for Alternative Press. Concluding the article, Kraus declared that "This should be in everyone's stereo this spring, as it may go down in the history books as the Pet Sounds for the aggressive-rock world." In the Delusions of Adequecy review, it was claimed that "Antenna follows up on the trend gradually built by Cave In’s previous releases, meaning that the songs are less wandering, more trimmed and primed for a larger audience. And yet, the band has also maintained its own identity and created something it can be proud of without being worried about being called major label sellouts or anything of the sort.
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In 2016, the character of Nog was ranked as the 51st most important character of Starfleet within the Star Trek science fiction universe by Wired Magazine. One of the episodes focusing on Nog, "It's Only a Paper Moon" was ranked as the 14th best of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine by The Hollywood Reporter in 2016. They note that it follows up on some of the events of "The Siege of AR-558", which they had ranked as 15th best of the series, and also includes Nog. Hollywood Reporter ranked "It's Only a Paper Moon" as the 56th best episode of all Star Trek episodes to-date, calling it a touching and ambitious story covering the impact of the episode "The Siege of AR-558".
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Adventure novelist Clive Cussler follows up on the success of his first nonfiction book The Sea Hunters: True Adventures With Famous Shipwrecks which documented the formation of his nonprofit organization named after the fictional agency in his novels, the National Underwater and Marine Agency which is dedicated to the discovery of famous shipwrecks around the world. This volume documents the search for the final resting places of fourteen additional ships or other historical sunken artifacts not documented in the first work. Unlike the first book, this volume documents searches for ships that Cussler's group has found, and searches that were ultimately unsuccessful. As in the first work, preceding the details of the search is a fictionalized imagining of the events that led to the loss of the ship.
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The United Nations Security Council Working Group on Children and Armed Conflict was established by the United Nations Security Council Resolution 1612 in 2005 to address issues related to children in armed conflict situations. Representatives of the 15 member countries of the Council regularly meet and discuss countries or situations with a view to providing written recommendations that would have to be followed up by the concerned countries or situations. In discharging its work, the Working Group is assisted by the Office of Special Representative of the Secretary General on Children and Armed Conflict, which provides substantive inputs to the work of the Working Group and follows up on the agreed outcome of the Working Group. The Working Group produces conclusions and recommendations that have been developed among the fifteen members of the Working Group.
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The future designation of the Fayetteville Outer Loop as Interstate 295 was approved by the American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials (AASHTO) in May 2005 following an earlier approval by the Federal Highway Administration (FHWA). Signs designation "Future I-295" were put up along the route when the section between Interstate 95 and River Road was opened in July 2005. The first short section of this highway had opened earlier in June 2003, and it extended only from River Road to US 401\. Then, the only mentions of a highway number were on street signs at the entrance ramps that said I-295 (with an additional "FUTURE" on some). In May 2019 the FHWA officially added the then open 14.1 miles of NC 295 to the Interstate System, this follows up on approval by AASHTO in the fall of 2018.
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The New Order establishes a new timeline that alters the previously perceived post-war profile, where Captain Blazkowicz suffers a head injury in 1946 that leaves him in a vegetative state for 14 years in a Polish asylum. In 1960, Blazkowicz awakens from his vegetative state as he is about to be executed, and joins the resistance against the Nazis who have conquered the whole world and who include his old nemesis Wilhelm "Deathshead" Strasse. This storyline is continued in The New Colossus which directly follows up on the last events of The New Order where Blazkowicz nearly dies of grenade fragmentation injuries in the final battle but promptly gets evacuated by Anya Oliwa and the surviving Kreisau resistance members under the helm of Caroline Becker. Blazkowicz spends the next five months in a coma as a result of his grave wounds.
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The first section of the book's third chapter follows up on the "handful of animated humus" metaphor, restructuring it as the point of departure for an imaginary dialogue the writer carries out with himself. It offers additional detail on the general history of Humulești, an account leading as far back as the Polish–Ottoman War of 1672–1676, and briefly mentioning the passage of Austrians on their quest to find the beautiful princess Natalia (events which the writer claims to have witnessed himself). This exposition leads the narrator to conclude that the place of his birth "do not live like a bear in its lair". His statement serves to introduce the next period in Nică's life: his reenlistment in school, which this time around is a new institution founded on the orders of Moldavian Prince Grigore Alexandru Ghica, and presided upon by theologian Isaia "Popa Duhu" Teodorescu.
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An Anthropologist on Mars: Seven Paradoxical Tales is a 1995 book by neurologist Oliver Sacks consisting of seven medical case histories of individuals with neurological conditions such as autism and Tourette syndrome. An Anthropologist on Mars follows up on many of the themes Sacks explored in his 1985 book, The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat, but here the essays are significantly longer and Sacks has more of an opportunity to discuss each subject with more depth and to explore historical case studies of patients with similar symptoms. In addition, Sacks studies his patients outside the hospital, often traveling considerable distances to interact with his subjects in their own environments. Sacks concludes that "defects, disorders, [and] diseases... can play a paradoxical role, by bringing out latent powers, developments, evolutions, forms of life that might never be seen, or even be imaginable, in their absence" (p. xvi).
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The staff also follows-up on the business of the Board and its committees. The District Manager convenes a District Service Cabinet composed of all local service agency chiefs within the confines of Community District #16. The Cabinet members interface with each other on specific projects in the district and follow up on individual complaints of the community. The Cabinet members provide invaluable assistance to the District Manager as it relates to the delivery of City services to the residents of Community District #16. As of the United States Census, 2010, the Community Board has a population of 86,468, up from 85,343 in 2000 and 84,923 in 1990. Of them (as of 2010), 858 (1.0%) are White non Hispanic, 65,930 (76.2%) are African-American, 620 (0.7%) Asian or Pacific Islander, 287 (0.3%) American Indian or Native Alaskan, 280 (0.3%) of some other race, 1,124 (1.3%) of two or more race, 17,369 (20.1%) of Hispanic origins.
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Ghazar is best known for writing the History of Armenia. After returning from Amida in 493, Vahan Mamikonian asked his friend to write a new history of Armenia, starting from where historian Faustus of Byzantium left off; that is, with the reign of king Arsaces II (Arshak II). History is composed of three parts: the first is about Armenian history from the mid-fourth century and life in Armenia under Sasanian rule until the deaths of Sahak Partev and Mesrop Mashtots in the mid-fifth century; the second concerns the events leading up to the battle of Avarayr as well as its subsequent consequences; and the third follows up on the Vartanank wars and the 484 signing of the Nvarsak Treaty. The main sources he uses in History are the primary works of other historians, Agathangelos, Koryun, and Faustus, although he apparently made use of other historians' works, including Eusebius of Caesarea's Historia Ecclesiastica.
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Writing for Now following the film's premiere at Toronto, Norman Wilner placed it at the top of his list of best ten short films at the festival, Wilner calls the film a video essay. God's Nightmares likewise makes it on to Calum Marsh's list of top six short films at the festival, and he also calls Cockburn "one of Canada's preeminent film essayists" whose "odd, often beguiling experiments with sound and image display an extraordinarily rich familiarity with cinema history and, more than anything else, a profound love of motion pictures." > God's Nightmares, his latest short, follows up on the sly metacommentary of > 2017's The Argument (With Annotations), again using found footage from a > huge range of movies . , and over the course of its brief running time, > Cockburn draws surprising connections, finds intriguing parallels, and makes > observations that qualify as bona fide film criticism, all tied together > with a meditative narration that playfully muses about the thoughts and > fixations of the Almighty.
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"Poetry of Ed Friedman" Woodland Pattern Book Center He has collaborated with visual artists Robert Kushner – whose hat designs worn by models descending a spiral staircase were accompanied by Friedman's poetry, published in The New York Hat Line (1979), and who designed the settings for Friedman's 1982 play The White Snake – and Kim MacConnel – on several projects about learning a new language (Lingomats, 1980) and an illustrated phrasebook (La Frontera, 1983). – He also collaborated with composer Peter Gordon on the play with music Chinoiserie, presented at The Kitchen in 1978. Two of Friedman's projects from 1979 are significant to his work. The Telephone Book consists of transcripts of Friedman's phone calls over the course of a number of weeks, and Space Stations – which has not been published in its entirety, follows up on William S. Burroughs by dividing a journal's pages into three columns and recording Firedman's attention shifts while he is writing.
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Aware of his reputation as the Gray Man and his past relationship with Fitzroy, but unaware that Gentry is working on behalf of the CIA, Colonel Dai hires Court to find Fan and eliminate him. Gentry follows up on the last lead on Fan, in which the hacker had escaped the city by ship in the island of Po Toi with the help of Wo Shing Wo. After a violent bar fight, he finds out that Fan had in fact escaped to Vietnam and is now under the protection of the Con Ho Hoang Da (Wild Tigers), a Vietnamese criminal organization. Unbeknownst to him, a secret Russian foreign intelligence (SVR) paramilitary unit led by intelligence officer Zoya Zakharova was also interested in locating Fan, and had in fact located the ship first after having raided it. They also gleaned the same information from interrogating the ship’s captain at the same time that Court found out about Fan’s whereabouts. Court, as well as Zoya’s team, goes to Vietnam to continue his hunt. He plans to infiltrate the Wild Tigers’s known headquarters in Ho Chi Minh City in order to capture Fan.
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