Mark Cuban credits "The Fountainhead" with his strong work ethic.
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Don't get too excited when you read The Fountainhead 4.
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At 19853 I thought "The Fountainhead" was a great book.
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Fountainhead the year before; like any wishfully pubescent teenage loser, I
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The Fountainhead was a fable for children; Atlas was the Word.
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Fountainhead who blows up a public housing complex because it was
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Maybe Howard Roark, the protagonist of "The Fountainhead," by Ayn Rand.
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Snyder, after all, wants to adapt Ayn Rand's objectivist novel The Fountainhead.
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"After #Trumpcare passed, Amazon recommended The Fountainhead & The Final Days - together," he wrote.
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Today it has exclusive partnerships with textbook publishers Fountainhead Press and Bluedoor Publishing.
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However, the yacht, named Fountainhead, is often mistaken for belonging to billionaire investor Mark Cuban.
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"The Fountainhead," of course, but you also shouldn't read it after the age of 40.
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" Cuban is also a reader of Rand's work, but favors her 1943 novel "The Fountainhead.
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The mixed message has ruffled some in the BJP's powerful fountainhead, the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS).
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"The Fountainhead" similarly explores topics of "rational selfishness, " an ideology that later became known as objectivism.
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Linda Thompson says she's happy to be a a fountainhead of support for ex-spouse Caitlyn Jenner.
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Athens, the fountainhead of Western civilisation and the most open society in ancient Greece, had a wall.
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The Fountainhead by Ayn Rand The star mentioned liking this classic when speaking to Marie Claire. 27.
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"But privacy is the fountainhead of all our rights, from which all rights are derived," he said.
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For Jeff Housenbold, managing partner at Softbank Vision Fund, "The Fountainhead" was key to his development growing up.
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The most violent episode took place outside the Prague radio station, the city's only major fountainhead of defiance.
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"The Fountainhead," published in 220, was Rand's first major success, and was adapted for film six years later.
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Rand, the author of "The Fountainhead" and "Atlas Shrugged," is considered an icon among many libertarians and conservatives.
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The fountainhead of the historian Bill Katz's immersion in African-American culture was his father's passion for jazz.
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Jazz Fest presents New Orleans music as both a polyglot cultural mix and as a fountainhead of ideas.
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Sadly, Price doesn't want us to hate on self-involved assholes reading a copy of The Fountainhead in between reps.
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At 73, he's a rare breed: a combination of Captain Planet and Howard Roark, the intransigent architect in The Fountainhead.
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"It is unprecedented," said Chris Hurn, CEO and founder of Fountainhead, one of 14 nonbank SBA lenders in the country.
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" As for larger-scale issues, Edward is the greatest perfectionist in the world of architecture this side of "The Fountainhead.
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Now 58-years-old, by keeping the Jerusalem shop in business, he is officially the guardian of Zalatimo Sweets' spiritual fountainhead.
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If you haven't read Ayn Rand's The Fountainhead recently (or ever), then congratulations, you're neither Paul Ryan, nor an insufferable jerkwad.
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She extolled laissez-faire capitalism, ruthless ambition and individualism in her novels, including "The Fountainhead," and a philosophy known as objectivism.
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Mr. Dylan soon emerged as a fountainhead of allusions and aphorisms himself — he's got more one-line life lessons than Aesop.
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The hero has to be Howard Roark from "The Fountainhead," who has been a source of courage for me through the years.
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When many people think about privacy they think about their Facebook settings, but privacy is actually the fountainhead of all our rights.
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She has been honored by several organizations like Franklin Furnace, The Pollock Krasner Foundation, Fountainhead Residency, and Abron's Art Center among many others.
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Both Atlas Shrugged and The Fountainhead appeared at peaks in a 30-year Benzedrine habit, and Rand's paranoid prolixity shows its chemical origins.
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Mr. Reyes read Rand's novel "The Fountainhead" as a teenager, but unsurprisingly is not a fan, though he said he appreciates her theatrical qualities.
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In one of the federal judiciary's longest and most prolific careers, Judge Keith, a Democrat, was a fountainhead of regional rulings with national implications.
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Continue winding your way north with stops at Nina Johnson, Primary Projects, Pan American Art Projects, Spinello Projects, Tile Blush, and the Fountainhead Studios.
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Her novels, including "Atlas Shrugged" and "The Fountainhead," feature heroes who reject society's limitations and transform themselves into exalted, prophet-like symbols of individual freedom.
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Consumption and the service industry were relatively stable in late 22020, Pu Yonghao, partner and chief investment officer at Fountainhead Partners, told CNBC this week.
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The ransom also began to figure, often in highly distorted form, in a Saudi-financed P.R. blitz that portrayed Qatar as a fountainhead of terrorism.
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You can trace the confusion to a passing comment made in Giorgio Vasari's 1568 "Lives of the Artists," the gossipy fountainhead of Renaissance art history.
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If anyone was surprised that Snyder wants to adapt The Fountainhead for an upcoming project, hopefully they won't be after this baffling bit of characterization.
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Architects, who fancied themselves as visionaries like Howard Roark, the "hero" of Ayn Rand's "The Fountainhead", competed to create concrete temples for the masses to occupy.
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Fountainhead-Orchard Hills, a census-designated place in Maryland, is close to some of the state's most beautiful nature spots, such as South Mountain State Park.
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In "The Fountainhead" and "Atlas Shrugged" there's certainly sex but no pregnancies; nothing that might interfere with all the creative destruction her characters have to do.
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Like, The Fountainhead is not only poorly written and also just wrong, but beloved by many because Ayn Rand did a great job getting Howard Roark right.
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The time I spent getting my MBA on our leafy campus by the fountainhead of the River Rand constituted two of the best years of my life.
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THE FOUNTAINHEAD One of the hottest directors working today, Ivo van Hove, is at the helm of this reimagining of the divisive Ayn Rand novel about individualism.
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Rand is best known as the author of "The Fountainhead" and "Atlas Shrugged," but before these came "We the Living," the novel perhaps closest to her heart.
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My friend stops dead in his tracks and doubles over when I mention that the version of The Fountainhead we're watching is four-hours long ... and in Dutch.
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Notably, the Republican memo does not assert that Mr. Steele's information was the fountainhead of the broader Russia investigation as many Republicans and conservative media commentators have insinuated.
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I listen to Yung Chomsky on the train ride home and when the woman sitting next to me gets up, I realize she has a Fountainhead tote bag.
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In addition, full-time visiting faculty Elizabeth Orr and Baseera Khan and the 2018-19 Fountainhead Fellow in Sculpture, Ingrid Tremblay, further add to the department's dynamic mix.
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Next to admitting you like Tevas or once owned a hard copy of Ayn Rand's The Fountainhead, there's nothing more embarrassing than revealing you're an adult who drinks milk.
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The works of author Ayn Rand — including Atlas Shrugged, The Fountainhead, and others — have been hugely influential on the thinking of various political and economic theorists over the years.
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His favourite, worked on for decades, was Ayn Rand's "The Fountainhead": the story of an architect ready to destroy all he had built rather than betray his perfect vision.
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Trees and other green plants constitute the fountainhead of life-giving energy, harvested from sunlight with almost miraculous efficiency through a quantum-photosynthetic process only recently clarified by scientists.
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Kovind and Naidu have both been associated with the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, or the National Volunteer Corps, the ideological fountainhead of Hindu groups, early on in their political careers.
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My taste for hate reading began with "The Fountainhead," which I opened in a state of complete ignorance as bonus material for a college class on 20th-century architecture.
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When architects appear in books or on screen, they are politer than the chiselled Howard Roark in "The Fountainhead", but they are just as jut-jawed and sure of themselves.
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There, at the foot of Jason's bed, his mother, Catherine, sat as she had for so many days and nights, a stalwart, the stalwart, the fountainhead of his fighting spirit.
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Recently elected President Ram Nath Kovind and Naidu were both associated with the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, or National Volunteer Corps, the ideological fountainhead of Hindu groups, early in their political careers.
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I loved "The Fountainhead," and I like to think of myself as a Howard Roark type, but then I realize I'm the "Housewives" guy, and it gets kind of hard to explain.
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Robert called himself John Galt, after the protagonist from Ayn Rand's novel Atlas Shrugged, while Jim swapped his last name for that of Howard Roark, the central figure in Rand's The Fountainhead.
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Yet on the evidence of his adaptation of Rand's breakthrough novel, "The Fountainhead" (1943), which opened at the Brooklyn Academy of Music on Tuesday night, she has seldom had a better advocate.
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But a look at the breakdown of Caixin's survey still revealed cause for concern, pointed out Pu Yonghao, partner and chief investment officer at Fountainhead Partners, which has around $600 million assets under management.
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Her novel "The Fountainhead," published in 243, though panned by reviewers, became a word-of-mouth sales triumph and then a film starring Gary Cooper as a visionary architect modeled on Frank Lloyd Wright.
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" Another tells her that "some people count, and some people don't," then straightfacedly hands her a copy of The Fountainhead, instructing her to "be sure you return it, I have notes in the margin.
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Our understanding of the fountainhead of bin Laden's extremism, and by extension al Qaeda and its offspring, often is slanted by a desire to see them as purists expressing a fundamentalist version of Islamist extremism.
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The ability to spend beyond its means has enabled the U.S. to fund its impressive military might, whether one views that power as the fountainhead of Pax Americana or the source of illegitimate military adventurism.
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Pompeo does not speak publicly about his political disagreements with his father, but they began early on: he has said that, as a teen-ager, he read Ayn Rand's "The Fountainhead," and became a staunch conservative.
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Influenced: Britain's Liberal Party, European social democracy Ayn Rand 1905-1982 Main works: "The Fountainhead", 19803; "Atlas Shrugged", 1957Known for: Rand launched a brutal attack on the morality of a Western liberalism that criticises self-interest.
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Even if Facebook doesn't truly believe filter bubbles are a massive problem, it needs the News Feed to be perceived as a positive fountainhead of information to stay at the center of people's web browsing habits.
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"This album is manifest testament to the purity of their love for making music, and the blues is, for the Stones, the fountainhead of everything they do," album co-producer Don Was said in a statement.
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Twice a year Mr Javid makes a point of reading the courtroom scene in "The Fountainhead", in which the hero proclaims that he would rather go to prison than bow down before the will of the crowd.
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But some of the people Wood encounters come off less as serious intellectuals than compulsive groupies of a militant cult, reminiscent of the groveling Ayn Rand evangelists in college who clutched at their copies of The Fountainhead.
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I finished every wretched page of "The Fountainhead" in alternating states of fury and despair, and when it was finally over, I tried to leave the vague echo of Dominique, stomping around in her evening gowns, behind.
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Years ago, he used the cover image of Ayn Rand's The Fountainhead as his Twitter avatar and told the Washington Post's Mike DeBonis that his company's regulatory issues bore an "uncanny resemblance" to the plot of Atlas Shrugged.
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And they are portraying a dossier written by Christopher Steele, a former British intelligence agent, which laid out unverified claims that Russia had compromised Mr. Trump and was conspiring with him, as the fountainhead of the Russia investigation.
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Still, beyond the arrival of G.E., long a bellwether of the American economy, the South Boston waterfront is growing at breakneck pace, a sign of this city's popularity with global investors and solid reputation as a fountainhead of research and development.
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The economic wing of the group, Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), which is the fountainhead of the ruling party, has written to Modi saying that changing the policy implementation date, under pressure from Washington, will hurt 130 million small Indian entrepreneurs.
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As the owner, you don't have a boss to say you're doing a good job —it's you who has to be a fountainhead of positivity and empathy to (in my case) hundreds of employees, which I love to do as a leader.
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The economic wing of the Rashtriya Swayemsewak Sangh, the fountainhead of the ruling Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party, said the government and the Indian central bank missed anticipating a farm crisis that has now gripped the countryside, with low crop prices driving down farmers' incomes.
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The Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS), the fountainhead of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) that believes in a Hindu-first ideology, provided thousands of campaigners for Modi's landslide victory in 2014, and could help energize its cadre to fend off rising criticism of the government.
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The rate cut will benefit Modi's government as it will boost economic growth and lending to small businesses, according to Ashwani Mahajan, a leader of the economic wing of the powerful Hindu nationalist group, Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, which is the fountainhead of the BJP.
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One non-bank direct SBA lender, Fountainhead, has been working for the past two weeks to streamline its own processes so that it will be able to process an application and close the new SBA loan in a matter of days, CEO Chris Hurn said.
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The critical recognition she craved mostly eluded her — her best-selling novels "The Fountainhead" (1943) and "Atlas Shrugged" (1957) were lurid, melodramatic, full of implausible characters and turgid harangues — and as her fame and notoriety grew, she retreated to the safe harbor of her acolytes.
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Using the strategies of the human microphone born out of the Occupy movement, female students of color, queer students and Muslim students repurposed the dry fountainhead in the center of the park as a makeshift stage, where they voiced their own fears and hopes for the future.
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CANDACE BRALEY, SEATTLE To the Editor: Re "Tough Times for Disciples of Ayn Rand," by James B. Stewart (Common Sense column, July 14): I find it interesting that President Trump named the militant atheist Ayn Rand as his favorite writer and "The Fountainhead" as his favorite novel.
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When the head of India's main Hindu nationalist organization, the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, the cultural fountainhead of the B.J.P., was asked about Ms. Singh, his reply revealed the hysteria that underlies names in India today: Such crimes, he said, take place in India, not in Bharat.
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"If every journalist who files a false report or peddles fake, vicious RSS/BJP sponsored propaganda about me is put in jail, most newspapers/ news channels would face a severe staff shortage," he said in a tweet, referring to the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh, the BJP's fountainhead.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - The governor of India's central bank should work in sync with the nation's government to support economic growth or he should resign, said the head of the economic wing of the Hindu nationalist group that is the fountainhead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's ruling party.
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And yet, by quoting selectively and misleadingly from "The Descent of Man," she has in the past reduced Darwin, for instance, to a proto-eugenicist, the fountainhead of social Darwinism, which is not unlike blaming John Calvin for the animatronic dinosaurs in the Creation Museum's diorama of Eden.
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Heavily ingrained in the local DIY scene, two members are involved, with Secret Stuff's Michel Pfhol, in Fountainhead Booking, and are essential in providing a platform for emerging punk acts in Nashville and nearby Murfreesboro, often in the house show space where they live and regularly host touring bands.
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There's perhaps no more important blow that could be struck in the war on terrorism than to have Saudi Arabia, the birthplace of Islam and the site of its two holiest mosques, move from being the fountainhead of the extremist ideology that we've been fighting since 9/11 to being its slayer.
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"Homegrown involves work I created during my recent residencies at the Sugar Hill Children's Museum of Art and Storytelling, and Fountainhead Residency in Miami, as well as a few newer works created in my studio which is housed in an apartment in Harlem that my great grandfather bought for our family in 1925," explains Shrobe to The Creators Project.
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But this insightful exhibit, produced by the Phillips Collection in collaboration with the Zentrum Paul Klee in the artist's native Bern, Switzerland, posits Klee, who died in 216, as a fountainhead of influence for a disparate group of midcentury American formal approaches — from Robert Motherwell's titanic black marks and William Baziotes's primordial apparitions to Gene Davis's spectroscopic striped canvases.
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The Times had a lot to say about "The Fountainhead," and most of it was not complimentary: "All the betrayals, all the dirty, crawling, schematic malice, all the lust and lechery … give it an atmosphere so luridly evil and conspiratorial that Cesare Borgia, the Marquis de Sade and Adolf Hitler could walk right in and feel cozily at home."
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Mr. van Hove, one of today's most prolific and respected theater directors, is known for his marathon stage adaptations, such as his four-hour production of Ayn Rand's "The Fountainhead"; his nearly six-hour "Roman Tragedies," a modern melding of several classical dramas by Shakespeare; and his four-and-a-half-hour "Kings of War," which brings together five of Shakespeare's history plays.
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As Trump lambasted terrorism, without pondering its sources, he was standing in the country that provided 15 of the 19 hijackers on 9/11 and has been the fountainhead — through its religious establishment and consistent funding — of the fanatical, anti-Western, anti-women and puritanical strain of Sunni Islam central to the credo of Al Qaeda and the Islamic State.
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Yeshiva University may not have the same high profile in New York City as Columbia and New York University, but it is the fountainhead of the Modern Orthodox Jewish movement, and enrolls about 7,000 students at colleges and highly regarded professional schools that include the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, the Albert Einstein College of Medicine and the Ferkauf Graduate School of Psychology.
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Ayn Rand's "The Fountainhead" dramatized the backlash against Roosevelt's call for a deeper social contract of shared responsibility: The hero of the 1943 novel is an architect of a public-housing complex who becomes enraged when he returns from a trip to discover that his bare-bones high-rise has been compromised to include "the expense of incomprehensible features" like balconies, a gymnasium, extra doorways and decorative brickwork.
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Secret Stuff Michael Pfohl, who began making music as Secret Stuff in 2014, is in the unique position of having been both influenced and artistically shaped by Nashville's DIY scene of just a few short years ago, before also subsequently becoming a key figure in contributing to its growth in a major way, by starting his own prolific, punk-geared booking company, Fountainhead, and hosting shows in a now-defunct house space called Exponent Manor.
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