The godfathers are on their own, and so is Peña.
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Sebastian Thrun is one of the godfathers of autonomous driving.
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They represent the "godfathers," or bosses, who dominate Nigerian politics.
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The Cali godfathers incorporated other Colombian regions' cartels under their umbrella.
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At the end of the episode, the three godfathers have reunited.
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It is used to fund the lifestyle of the criminal godfathers.
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With Gilberto's arrest, Miguel now has to call the other two godfathers.
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Arabs who volunteered to fight with them became the godfathers of jihadism.
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At 503, both men are regarded as techno music's spiritual and literal godfathers.
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Despite its title, two of the three eponymous characters in Tokyo Godfathers are female.
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Tokyo Godfathers — which has recently been restored and re-released — openly denounces this attitude.
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Sometime in the '90s, one of the godfathers of the UBI movement internationally, Sen.
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"He is one of the godfathers of angel investing," he told his website, A Plus.
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As a result, there's no way the cartel godfathers are staying in prison for long.
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While Peña contemplates the board of the Cali Cartel godfathers, another DEA agent approaches him.
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You and 40 have been given the title of "Godfathers" of the current Toronto sound.
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It seemed an inconceivable notion for someone like McNamara, one of surfing's big-wave godfathers.
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We like to think of YouTube's beauty vloggers as our makeup fairy godmothers and godfathers. Why?
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Trump Jr. and Beach are also godfathers to each other's sons, according to the news outlet.
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She jokes that she felt as if she had suddenly inherited a roomful of fairy godfathers.
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The four godfathers and their entire extended network will surrender, and get out of the business unscathed.
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With Gilberto in prison, the other Cali Cartel godfathers and members have to do some soul-searching.
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The godfathers of tech expressed these concerns years ago, and concern has been loudest from the top.
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He recently told us he feels sad that his godfathers remembered his brother's graduation, but not his.
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The DEA has essentially botched their efforts to upend the surrender deal and take out the godfathers themselves.
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Up until this point, the four godfathers hadn't had to worry about the business aspect of the cartel.
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When our first child graduated from college, his godfathers (a gay couple) gave him a substantial monetary gift.
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More classical in its narrative, "Tokyo Godfathers" pays tribute to one movie in particular — John Ford's 1948 western, "Three Godfathers," an insufferably cornball saga in which three cattle rustlers (John Wayne, Pedro Armendáriz and Harry Carey Jr.) find themselves as the three kings in an allegory about a Christmas foundling.
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Not everyone is thrilled with this announcement, including the cartel's smaller groups, and even some of the godfathers themselves.
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Here's the plan: the four godfathers have to do three years in jail each, and surrender all illegal assets.
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Should we remind the godfathers to acknowledge our younger son's upcoming graduation and what they gave our older child?
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"Tokyo Godfathers," which the Times critic A.O. Scott called "a kind of neorealist cartoon," is Kon's most linear film.
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Second stop: Peña goes back to Serrano, the general who's as obsessed with sniffing out cartel godfathers as Peña is.
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The DEA desperately needs Guillermo so he can testify and give new evidence that will keep the godfathers in jail.
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The godfathers are no doubt delighted by the recent scandals—and the attention they deflect from their own dirty business.
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Future superstars Jimmy Eat World rubbed shoulders with emo godfathers like Camber and still-born bands like Only Airplanes Count.
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Prosecutors and investigators used wiretaps and flipped Mafia soldiers, the so-called "button men," to testify against Godfathers and capos.
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With Tokyo Godfathers (2003), Kon instead examined the act of not looking at people living at the margins of society.
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Tokyo Godfathers screens nationwide on March 11 and March 13-15 at Metrograph (7 Ludlow Street, Lower East Side, Manhattan).
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He knows just as well as Peña that the moment the godfathers are released from prison, they're heading straight for him.
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While the rest of his bandmates were frivolous and lazy and "Pop-Punk Godfathers," DeLonge took advantage of the historical moment.
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Two of the four "godfathers" of the current A.I. boom, Yoshua Bengio and Geoffrey Hinton, live, work, and teach in Canada.
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This is a hugely important movement in Silicon Valley and beyond, and these two are kind of the godfathers of it?
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And ultimately, a generation of new resistance fighters might find themselves in a conflict of interest with Godfathers-turned-freedom fighters.
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Douglas Carswell and Daniel Hannan, philosophical godfathers of Brexit, are kidnapped by Remainiacs and placed in Freudian psychoanalysis in north London.
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If you disagree, give your younger son a cash gift in the amount of the godfathers' check to your older son.
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He begins by comparing the lives and views of the intellectual godfathers of the two paradigms: Adolf Berle and Michael Jensen.
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"It's a godawful mess," David Farber, a former FCC chief technology officer and one of the godfathers of the internet, told me.
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Some of their close friends, including two of Princess Charlotte's godfathers, Thomas van Straubenzee and James Meade, were also at the course.
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Ask anyone who was there at the time, and you'll hear stories about the legendary jams produced by these desert rock godfathers.
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Caro Quintero is "considered one of the Mexican godfathers of drug trafficking," FBI Deputy Director David Bowdich said at a news conference.
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Tokyo Godfathers plays out as a drama but it's enriched with perfectly calibrated comic relief that deftly livens up the somber story.
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When our second child graduated, the godfathers were going through a messy breakup and failed to acknowledge his graduation in any way.
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Across town, a similar number of opposition protesters waved anti-Dodik banners saying: "This is not Sicily, we have had enough of Godfathers".
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They have let the capos testify against the button men while the Godfathers — the coaches and athletic directors and presidents — walk away untouched.
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Chepe, my favorite of the godfathers, calmly informs them that he'll be finishing his meal first, and that they can order whatever they want.
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In March, the bishop of Monreale in Palermo province decreed that members of the Mafia could not act as "godfathers" in the literal sense.
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They include Google's head of AI, Jeff Dean; Facebook's head of AI research, Yann LeCun, and one of the "godfathers of AI," Geoffrey Hinton.
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They are the compadres — that is to say the godfathers and the godmothers of the quinceañera are the ones who sustain and pay the party.
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He explained just how "organized" organized crime actually was — with soldiers, capos, godfathers and even the "Commission," the governing body of the various Mafia families.
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But if the godfathers of nonbinary pop — from Freddie Mercury to Adam Lambert — paved the way, their personas often came across as glam-rock caricature.
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He was a devoted Grateful Dead fan who took them on fishing trips with a seemingly endless number of unofficial Fire Department godfathers and uncles.
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Recently restored and back in theaters, the 2003 anime film Tokyo Godfathers looks tenderly at street dwellers, who are often ignored in art and the media.
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King Felipe of Spain and Crown Prince Frederik of Denmark, who are both godfathers, and godmother Crown Princess Victoria of Sweden are all expected to attend.
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Unlike Escobar, who was showy with his persona, the Cali godfathers operated way under the radar, but still managed to control 90% of the world's cocaine market.
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Queen Elizabeth, who hosted the party, included friends of Prince William and Kate Middleton — among them, two of Princess Charlotte's godfathers, James Meade and Thomas van Straubenzee.
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First as a founding member and drummer of post-punk goth godfathers Bauhaus, followed by the respected and influential offshoots Tones on Tail and Love and Rockets.
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SEOUL (Reuters) - The godfathers of North Korea's nuclear weapons programme were an elderly trio: a nuclear physicist, a military general, and a broker with contacts in Pakistan.
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Lawrence Mead, a political scientist at NYU and one of the intellectual godfathers of welfare reform, still considers TANF a success but finds the Germanis critique compelling.
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The most emblematic example of Marvel's rich tradition of storytelling, heart, and underdog spirit pioneered by Marvel godfathers Stan Lee and Jack Kirby isn't Iron Man, however.
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Noted alumni of the University include one of the "godfathers" of AI, Geoffrey Hinton, as well as Geometric Intelligence — which was acquired by Uber — co-founder Zoubin Gahramani.
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The four godfathers, Gilberto Rodriguez Orejuela, Michael Rodriguez Orejuela, Pacho Herrera, and Chepe Santacruz Londono are played by Damian Alcazar, Francisco Denis, Alberto Ammann, and Pepe Rapazote, respectively.
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Electronica godfathers Leftfield reached 137 db at the Brixton Academy in 1996, achieving a new world record for loudness—the only house/dance group to hold that title.
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Geoffrey Hinton, Yann LeCun, and Yoshua Bengio — sometimes referred to as the "godfathers of artificial intelligence" — have won the 2018 Turing Award for their work on neural networks.
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Stealth surrealists, they created deadpan exchanges that proved that comics could be hilarious without leaning heavily on jokes, making them the godfathers of a wide swath of alternative comedy.
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While slightly favoring Zairean variants, Putumayo smooshes all this action into ten tracks that mix godfathers with revivaliasts with expats with pretenders with senior citizens glad for a payday.
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Gone is drug kingpin Pablo Escobar (Wagner Moura), and in his place are Escobar's former competition, the godfathers of the real-life Cali Cartel, led by the Rodriguez brothers.
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In the previous episode, experimental pop godfathers Animal Collective explored the Brazilian Rainforest before it's lost to deforestation -- and recorded some heady ambient sounds while they were at it.
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Hours later, one of the three researchers seen as the godfathers of deep learning also pointed to the limitations of the technology he had helped bring into the world.
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Dr Jasser feels the "Muslim-equals-left" stereotype is partly the fault of his community's self-appointed representatives, not so much the young firebrands as the community's elderly godfathers.
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Episode 10 At the end of the last episode, Peña made the shocking discovery that even if all four godfathers end up in prison, there's no way they'll stay there.
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Nile Rodgers explicitly devised Chic as "our black version of Roxy Music" after seeing the band perform when he visited Britain, making them inadvertent godfathers of late-1970s disco culture.
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Some of the biggest names in artificial intelligence, including two godfathers of the machine learning boom, are betting that clever algorithms are about to transform the abilities of industrial robots.
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He shot several music videos, including a concert by Aquarium, the godfathers of Russian rock, who, in 20163, performed in Leningrad with Dave Stewart from the British pop band Eurythmics.
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Instead of following one drug kingpin and his gang of interchangeable henchmen, we have the four godfathers of the Cali Cartel, each with his own idiosyncrasies and Myers Briggs typing index.
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And so it comes to pass that a tree-hugging, psychedelic rock band are signed to heavy metal stable Century Media, home to grinding godfathers Napalm Death and rabid Satanists Watain.
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But Michael Lewis-Beck, a political scientist at the University of Iowa, and one of the godfathers of election forecasting, thinks that Abramowitz's hedge may prove more costly than Norpoth's lunge.
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The city produced the post-punk godfathers Joy Division, the Fall and the Smiths in the late 1970s and '80s, and it earned the nickname Madchester for its bacchanalian club culture.
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It's a beautiful thing that hip-hop now has our godfathers and elder icons — for example DJ Premier is a strong advocate for younger artists, DJ Scratch always makes himself available.
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Yoshua Bengio, Geoffrey Hinton, and Yann LeCun — sometimes called the 'godfathers of AI' — have been recognized with the $1 million annual prize for their work developing the AI subfield of deep learning.
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When the four cartel godfathers get together, we see they genuinely all love and respect each other — they have a much less tense relationship than Escobar and his men had (for now).
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Using their extensive wiretapping system (they've bought out the phone company), the cartel godfathers listen in on people who have revolted against Gilberto's plan and want to strike out on their own.
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"El Chapo Guzman is the most flagrant, the most brutal, and the starkest face of the corruption in Mexico," said Anabel Hernandez, author of 'Narcoland: The Mexican Drug Lords and their Godfathers'.
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As the godfathers of the Cuban metal scene, with a name as recognizable to the average Cuban as the Buena Vista Social Club, Zeus play a mix of groove metal and thrash.
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In 46 short years, the late Satoshi Kon wrote and directed four films that consistently make it onto lists of the best anime movies ever: Perfect Blue, Millennium Actress, Tokyo Godfathers, and Paprika.
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"The southwestern region will again prove crucial in deciding the election," he said, pointing to the coalition that created the ruling APC by enlisting political godfathers in the southwest to bolster northern votes.
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When I wrote about the Tender Defender record recently, I called the band the "godfathers of that sound," and someone corrected me to say that not everyone in the band identifies as male.
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This mix hit all the hot acts at the time, Photek, Dillinja, Doc Scott, LTJ Bukem, all of whom happen to now be seen as the godfathers of the entire drum & bass genre.
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Pena, joined by two new DEA agents, Daniel Van Ness (Matt Whelan) and Chris Feistl (Michael Stahl-David), decide to catch the godfathers — even if the Colombian and American governments don't support their plan.
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In September 2015, alt-rock godfathers R.E.M. blasted GOP candidate Donald Trump for using their 1987 hit "It's the End of the World as We Know It (And I Feel Fine)" during a rally.
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In the 1980s, Brookner was involved with New York-based filmmakers like Jim Jarmusch, Tom DiCillo, Sara Driver, and Spike Lee, a group that would later became known as the godfathers of American indie.
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There were also larger, still locally based groups, mostly from the countryside around Aleppo — Liwa al-Tawhid was the biggest in the country — which had little to no ideology but revered their leaders as godfathers.
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In 2014, the newly christened group emerged with Back To The Front, a record that captured the ferocious roar and signature Boss HM-2 guitar rumble that made Entombed the godfathers of Swedish death metal.
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Kon's four adventurous anime features, "Perfect Blue" (1997), "Millennium Actress" (2001), "Tokyo Godfathers" (2003) and "Paprika" (2006) — each film a further development — established his reputation as one of the world's pre-eminent avant-pop filmmakers.
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Lawrence Mead, a political scientist at NYU and one of the intellectual godfathers of welfare reform, told me in an interview last year that he still considers TANF a success but finds the Germanis critique compelling.
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As a full-throated new retrospective just opened at the Palais Galliera, the city of Paris's fashion museum, makes clear, Mr. Margiela is one of the great godfathers of conceptual fashion as we know it today.
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Godflesh heavily inspired post-metal godfathers Neurosis, as well as legions of other epic bands, including such legends as Harvey Milk, Floor, Isis, and The Body— yet another revolution in aggressive music that was born in Birmingham.
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Tokyo Godfathers ultimately serves to correct perceptions common around the world of unhoused people, often derided as a "burden on society" who don't warrant the same consideration as others; Kon's sociopolitical critique aims to right a wrong.
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Typically reserved, Boi-21da gave us the chance to talk about what it was like collaborating with Kanye West, hints on what to expect from Drake, and being one of the "Godfathers" of Toronto's steadily rising music scene.
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Rafael Caro Quintero, one of the godfathers of Mexico's drug business who was released by a judge in the state of Jalisco in 2013 after more than two decades behind bars, was said to be back in the business.
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Run-DMC, however, found themselves embroiled in more in-house battles and lawsuits, and though their legacy as hip-hop godfathers is well enshrined, their 1988 "Tougher Than Leather" album was not the commercial smash that Aerosmith's release was.
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On February 23, Dissonance Productions will unleash a mammoth 22009CD set of classic recordings from the one and only Anti Cimex—the Scandinavian jawbreakers themselves, godfathers of the Swedish punk scene, d-beat all-stars, and all-around underground legends.
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According to the #EF2016Reveal page of Electric Forest's website, Major Lazer, Paper Diamond, Boulder, Colorado live outfit Sunsquabi, and of course the festival's spiritual godfathers—The String Cheese Incident—will also be making a trip to the woods this summer.
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Under the watchful eye of the Cuban government and culture board, electroacoustic godfathers Juan Blanco and his disciple Juan Pinera recorded musique concrète pieces in a state-approved home studio, combining modern equipment and sonic experimentation with more traditional Cuban styles like salsa.
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The peak is small because conservatives have always had a relatively weak presence within what James Burnham, one of modern conservatism's intellectual godfathers, called the "managerial class" — the largely liberal meritocrats who staff our legal establishment, our bureaucracy, our culture industries, our universities.
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The godfathers mostly came to power in the 1990s: Clinton-administration antagonists like Rush Limbaugh, who began broadcasting nationally in 1988 and became talk radio's hegemonic power in the Clinton years, and Matt Drudge, who started his pioneering Drudge Report online in 1996.
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The reason he is not more famous—not the anti-hero of a Martin Scorsese film or an HBO mini-series—is that he was a go-between, a fixer and a troubleshooter: a supporting character in the sagas of underworld godfathers and Hollywood moguls.
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A prototypical space western with a laconic hero in the Clint Eastwood-John Wayne mold (John Ford's Wayne-and-a-baby film "3 Godfathers" comes to mind), it's well paced and reasonably clever, with enough style and visual panache to keep your eyes engaged.
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While he did occasionally throw in a few three-chord classics, kicking off one episode with "the godfathers of punk rock, The Ramones," he bucked against the notion that punks had to be one-track music fans, and treated listeners to an impressive breadth of world music.
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Following the success of Hirokazu Kore-eda's 2018 film Shoplifters, which dramatized the darker side of poverty in Japan, this is the ideal time to rediscover and celebrate Tokyo Godfathers, a film that looks with tenderness at those invisible street dwellers who are decisively pushed out of the frame.
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I remember years ago, when British crust godfathers Amebix were preparing to release their first new album in decades, they'd told me that the record finally sounded how they'd wanted to sound back in the 80s—the technology and their own skill had finally caught up to their musical vision.
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If a young man in his 20s does not yet understand that his godfathers — and life, itself — will not always treat him the same as his older brother, or that sometimes people experience traumatic events (like messy breakups) that will eclipse his milestones, now is a great time for him to learn.
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If the field is to continue on its upward trajectory, new methods will need to be discovered that are as foundational as those developed by the godfathers of AI. "Whether we'll able to use new methods to create human-level intelligence, well, there's probably another 50 mountains to climb, including ones we can't even see yet" says LeCun.
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