Foreign exchange has not been a happy hunting ground for hedge funds this year.
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"It's like a happy hunting ground for trolls and attention seekers and cruel extremists," Butcher says.
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Since that win over Tomas Berdych it has not been a particularly happy hunting ground for the Mallorcan.
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This ought to represent a happy hunting ground for Tesla, and Musk might still buy rather than build.
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Landry, who lost in a playoff to Jon Rahm two years ago, is feeling at home in a happy hunting ground.
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Uber has never provided figures for its Korean business, but the country hasn't been a happy hunting ground for the U.S. firm.
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He trailed leader Gary Woodland by four strokes on a course that has been a happy hunting ground for South African-born players.
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PETRA KVITOVA (Czech Rep) Roland Garros has never been a happy hunting ground for Kvitova with a semi-final run in 2012 still her best effort.
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Montreal has been a happy hunting ground for Hamilton and Sunday could see the five-times world champion equal Michael Schumacher's seven Canadian Grand Prix victories.
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Harris has a history in assailing the purported threat of Islamic terrorism in Canada, referring to the country as a "happy hunting ground" for Islamic extremism.
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Following a disappointing effort in Monaco where their Italian arch-rivals swept to a one-two finish, Mercedes have returned to a happy hunting ground for Lewis Hamilton and Valtteri Bottas.
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Despite that, the 33-year-old would be the first to admit that despite twice lifting the trophy the All England Club's lawns have not always been a happy hunting ground.
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Mickelson, back at a happy hunting ground after a quick trip to the Saudi International last week, hit the ground running and his mood was upbeat after finishing with three straight birdies.
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While the O2 Arena has been a happy hunting ground for Djokovic with four of his five ATP Finals titles arriving there, the same cannot be said of four-time qualifier Cilic.
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McIlroy, the only double winner of the event at Quail Hollow, where he once shot 61, was at home at his happy hunting ground, picking up five back nine birdies on an idyllic spring afternoon in Charlotte.
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Since reaching his fifth final at the All England Club seven years ago, it has not been a happy hunting ground for the 113 and 2010 champion as he has failed to get past the fourth round.
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Her dreams of a gold at last year's world championships in St Moritz — previously a happy hunting-ground — were shattered when he suffered a torn anterior cruciate ligament while training for the slalom part of the combined event.
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Australia has provided a happy hunting ground for Williams with seven of her 23 major titles coming at Melbourne Park, including her last in 2017 when she beat sister Venus in the final and later announced she was pregnant.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Royal Melbourne's composite course has been a happy hunting ground for United States captain Tiger Woods and his Internationals counterpart Ernie Els but both skippers will urge caution when their players tee off at the Presidents Cup.
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MONTREAL (Reuters) - The Canadian Grand Prix has been a happy hunting ground for Lewis Hamilton and he will look to bag a sixth career win on the island circuit on Sunday to refuel his hopes of another Formula One drivers title.
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119 conservation officers employed. 1953: Kentucky Afield-TV premieres on WAVE-TV. First color photo appears on cover of Happy Hunting Ground. Tradewater WMA land acquisition .
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The happy hunting ground is a concept of the afterlife associated with Native Americans in the United States. The phrase most likely originated with Anglo- Saxon settlers.
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The cultures of Indigenous peoples can become a happy hunting ground for New Age advocates seeking to find ancient traditional truths, spiritualities and practices to appropriate into their worldviews.
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Imola was a happy hunting ground for Emilia-Romagna team Scuderia Ferrari during the era on the re-built track, with Michael Schumacher winning the race five times in front of the home crowd.
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My dad, who was a big John Wayne fan, always said Apaches believed you had to have your eyes to find the Happy Hunting Ground so I swithered about them but what the heck?
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L'année Psychologique 24: 664–672. Sisley Huddleston has noted that "Heuze was a sceptic who revealed the tricks of the mediums and of the fakirs who for some time made Paris their happy hunting-ground."Huddleston, Sisley. (1928). Paris Salons, Cafés, Studios.
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Conservation officers must have permission from central office to hunt first 10 days of any hunting season. 1956: Happy Hunting Ground subscription cost raised to $1.00 a year. 1957: First formal training for Conservation Officers given by: Dept. of Personnel, Kentucky State Police, County Court Officials.
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Untouched Jungles, huge herds of game, high adventure, the happy hunting ground- those are the dreams of the past. Today there is a new Africa - modern and ambitious. The old Africa died amidst the massacres and devastations we filmed. But revolutions, even for the better, are seldom pretty.
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Hunter education course required by regulation. Divisions of public relations and conservation education merge, forming Division of Information and Education (I&E;). Conservation officer entry-level requirements include college degree. 1992: Name of magazine changes from Happy Hunting Ground to Kentucky Afield 1993: C. Tom Bennett becomes commissioner.
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Said to mean resting place for the departed or happy hunting ground since this area of Wyckoff, according to tradition, was the burial place of many Native Americans, possibly including Oratam, sagamore of the Hackensack Indians."If You're Thinking of Living In/Wyckoff; Country Ambiance in Ramapo Foothills". The New York Times. March 19, 1995.
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Once Southampton had secured their place back in the First Division, McMenemy deemed MacDougall "surplus to requirements" – rumoured to have been encouraged to do so by MacDougall himself, who was finding himself a tad "off the pace" as his career progressed towards its culmination, and he was transferred back to his "happy hunting ground", Dean Court.
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Gallagher first came to prominence with the Galway senior inter- county team in the 1940s. Galway hurling was in the doldrums at the time. The fact that the county faced no competition in Connacht meant that Galway went straight into the All-Ireland series every single year. This was not a happy hunting ground for the county.
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First fish and wildlife conservation officer training academy. Third conservation officer killed in line of duty—Robert C. Banker shot March 19 while checking a fishing license. Happy Hunting Ground outdoor calendar debuts. 1989: Conservation Officers granted full police authority 1990: Aquatic resource education program begins, provides educational programs, materials and learning experiences for every aspect of Kentucky's population.
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Thunderer's talons ripped out his eyes so he would never see the Happy Hunting Ground. Of all the people in the Hollow, only a raven-haired maiden called Fawn was saved from the rising water. She fled to the top of the highest hill and sang her grief and remorse to the Great Spirit. Then she slept many days.
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Nine law enforcement districts align with congressional districts. Commissioner Earl Wallace announces the department will start its own magazine with a press run of 15,000 and a subscription cost of 50 cents a year. First issue of Happy Hunting Ground is published in December. 1946: First legal deer hunt (Jan. 2-14) in 30 years; $15 tag required if deer is taken.
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The phrase is not known to have been used in writing thereafter until a 1956 issue of Kentucky Happy Hunting Ground, where it appears in an article on fishing. After describing the contests and prizes, the author writes, "So that's the whole nine-yards." It appeared in an article on hunting the following year, this time unhyphenated. The phrase at this point was still rare.
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Boat How Boat How is a hill in the English Lake District, near Boot, Cumbria. It is the subject of a chapter of Wainwright's book The Outlying Fells of Lakeland. It reaches and Wainwright describes an anticlockwise circuit from Boot. He says: "Its proliferation of ancient remains makes it a happy hunting ground for walkers with an eye for relics of days long past", mentioning the presence of four stone circles.
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Some structural remnants of the Indo- Islamic period including a garden complex and some antiquities of various periods have also been found. Harsh Ka Tila can prove to be a happy hunting ground for archaeological enthusiasts. The stairs inside might've been built later on, the Chamber in it is quite wide and spherical on the top. Just as compartments are created for horses in the stable, Delhi's zoo comprises a similar structure for the elephants.
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Accessed May 7, 2012. "Wyckoff, which means 'water' in the Leni Lenape Indian language, is built around a dozen ponds connected by brooks and streams. The Minisink Indian Trail from the Delaware River to the Atlantic Ocean passed through what is now Wyckoff, in a neighborhood that is still called Sicomac, meaning 'Happy Hunting Ground.'" Most Native Americans had left by the 19th century, although a small group lived near Clinton Avenue until 1939.
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The district was opened up to farming in the 1860s, and the town itself was founded in 1882 when a rural property was subdivided into lots by landowner Christopher Krushka. It was initially known as Krushka Town before being renamed Ringarooma in November 1888, taking on the name of a coastal town near Bridport, which was renamed Boobyalla. Ringarooma is believed to be an aboriginal word meaning happy hunting ground. Ringarooma Post Office opened on 1 October 1874.
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Born in Essex to parents of British and Nigerian origin, Andrew started his running career at Harlow Athletics Club. While attending St Mary's University College he made rapid progress from a young athlete with potential, to a successful senior Olympian with national titles and international medals. The indoor circuit has been a happy hunting ground for Andrew over the years. Sitting second on the British Indoor All- Time list, he has also shown race craft when medals are up for grabs.
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The first is used as a leit motif to represent the spirit of Young Matt's deceased mother: the Wiegenlied ("Guten Abend, gut' Nacht" [1868]) of Johannes Brahms, commonly known in English as the Brahms Lullaby. The second uncredited composition was "There's A Happy Hunting Ground," words and music copyrighted by Sam Coslow, sung by "Fuzzy" Knight, accompanied by an a cappella onscreen chorus in multi-voiced harmony; the song is sung again by the chorus alone over the closing credits.
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All songs written by Kilbey/Koppes/Ploog/Willson-Piper, except where indicated # "Myrrh" - 4:19 # "Tristesse" - 3:29 # "Already Yesterday" - 4:14 # "Columbus" - 3:50 # "Happy Hunting Ground" - 5:31 # "As You Will" (Koppes) - 4:44 # "Tantalized" - 4:59 # "Disenchanted" (Kilbey) - 3:55 # "Night Of Light" - 4:47 # "Youth Worshipper" (Kilbey/Karin Jansson) - 3:43 # "Roman" - 3:51 # "The View" (Willson-Piper) - 3:44 # "Trance Ending" - 4:48 "As You Will", "The View" and "Trance Ending" appear on the CD and cassette versions only.
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For a province of its size, Southland's record against international teams is unmatched. Rugby Park has not been a happy hunting ground for foreign sides many of whom have come to grief at the hands of determined Southland sides over the years. Australian national and state sides have had a particularly miserable time in Invercargill, losing on 13 occasions. The British Lions were defeated in 1950 and 1966 and France were put away in 1979 and 1989 along with Italy more recently in 2003.
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Kentucky Afield magazine began as Kentucky Happy Hunting Ground under the leadership of Editor Harry Towles in December 1945 as a bi-monthly publication.Happy Hunting Grounds, 1945 The initial press run was 15,000 copies, with the subscription price set at 50 cents a year. The first issue featured a hunting dog on the cover and a drawing of pioneer Daniel Boone in the upper left hand corner. The League of Kentucky Sportsmen (Kentucky's oldest conservation group) took over the magazine from May 1947 to June 1948, before giving it back to the Department.
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In the present, the Indians inform the Stranger that they have smelted his share of the gold into bullets, and that they wish to be his companions so that he can tell them about the happy hunting ground. Oaks and his gang arrive in a nearby town (referred to by the Indians as "The Unhappy Place"), where they attempt to buy horses and food with their gold. Bill Templer, the saloon owner, recognises Oaks from a Wanted poster. Templer and Alderman, the town pastor, lead an armed mob in lynching all of the bandits except for Oaks, who barricades himself in a store.
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The first known human inhabitants of the area were the Lenni Lenape Native Americans who lived north of the Raritan River and spoke a Munsee dialect of Algonquian. Sicomac, said to mean "resting place for the departed" or "happy hunting ground", is an area of Wyckoff that, according to tradition, was the burial place of many Native Americans, including Chief Oratam of the Ackingshacys, and many stores and buildings in the community have been named after the area's name, including Sicomac Elementary School.Cheslow, Jerry. "If You're Thinking of Living In/Wyckoff; Country Ambiance in Ramapo Foothills", The New York Times, March 19, 1995.
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Spirit mounds were likely designated as such on the basis that their sediments preserved the fossilized remains of unusual extinct animals. Indigenous peoples in Kansas have ground fossil bones like mastodon remains for medicinal purposes. They attributed the fossils to the great buffalo who lived long ago when the Happy Hunting Ground was on earth, before the Great Spirit "removed [it] beyond the clouds" to punish people for immoral behavior. As white settlers advanced westward and the buffalo herds went in precipitous decline, the great buffalo known only from fossil remains became a "nostalgi[c]" symbol of the once vast herds the local Indigenous people hunted.
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The Lakota people believe that after death, the deceased person's soul will go to the happy hunting ground, a realm that resembles the world of the living, but with better weather, and more plentiful animals that are easier to hunt than they are in the world of the living. However, some accounts mention that the Sky-Road (Milky Way) is the destination of the deceased, but every deceased soul must present the proper tattoos to an old woman, Hihankara, the Owl-Maker. She will admit those who have the proper tattoos, but those who do not have the tattoos will be pushed to Earth to wander as ghosts.
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2011 was an indifferent season for Oke, with many ups and downs. Due to the long 2010 season, Tosin decided to give the indoor circuit a miss. He opened up outdoors in Daegu with a modest 16.74m, and within two Meets jumped 17.14m at the Nigerian National trials, backed up with a 17.20m in Barcelona – where he got injured, and a 17.21m at the Diamond League meeting in London – where he got injured again! Needless to say, with multiple injuries, the World Championships in Daegu was not a happy hunting ground; he jumped 16.60m, came 8th in his qualifying group, but did not make it to the final.
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Fittipaldi F5A: The aerodynamics modified version of the F5 was designed by Giacomo Caliri. While it was not a great success in 1977, in 1978 the F5A, modified to implement the principles of ground effect demonstrated to excellent effect by Lotus, allowed the former World Champion to score several good results. The best of these was a competitive second place, after fighting with Mario Andretti and Gilles Villeneuve,Reutemann turns on heat that is too much for other's comfort (30 January 1978) The Times page 8 at the team's perennial happy hunting ground in Brazil. Fittipaldi finished the year with 17 points and the team, now known as Fittipaldi Automotive,Fittipaldi team name history www.formula1results.
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Native Americans found Ponchatoula Creek an earthly happy hunting ground, as even in the 21st century arrowheads are still occasionally found along the historic creek bed, a sign that deer frequented the stream. Peter av Hammerdal (Peter Hammond), eponym of Hammond, Louisiana, settled along the Ponchatoula Creek in the early 19th century and used the stream for agricultural and logistical purposes as he supplied wood products to ocean-going vessels in New Orleans. In modern times the chief use of Ponchatoula Creek is drainage, with much of its channel widened, deepened, and straightened by dredging. These practical enhancements to Ponchatoula Creek have reduced its scenic quality but greatly improved its efficiency and effectiveness in eliminating flooding.
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The Hackensack and Tappan Indians spoke the Unami Lenape dialect the distinct difference between Unami and Munsee us Unami used the letter R along with its sound such as Chief Oritam, the Munsee language did not have the letter R or sound in the language, source Author Anthropologist Evan Pritchard. Sicomac, said to mean "resting place for the departed" or "happy hunting ground", is an area of Wyckoff that, according to tradition, was the burial place of many Native Americans, including Chief Oratam of the Ackingshacys, and many stores and buildings there are named after the area's name, including Sicomac Elementary School."If You're Thinking of Living In/Wyckoff; Country Ambiance in Ramapo Foothills". The New York Times, March 19, 1995.
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Several key discoveries in further antedating the phrase were made by Bonnie Taylor-Blake, a neuroscience researcher at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and an amateur member of the American Dialect Society, an association of professional and amateur linguists whose mailing list often serves as a forum for word and phrase discoveries. In 2012, Taylor-Blake discovered the 1956 and 1957 uses in Kentucky Happy Hunting Ground, and later that year she and Fred R. Shapiro found the "whole six yards" examples from the 1912–1921 period, which received substantial publicity. In 2013, Taylor-Blake posted her discovery of the Mitchell Commercial uses from the 1907–1914 period.Bonnie Taylor-Blake, The whole nine yards (1908, 1912, 1914), ADS-L (September 6, 2013) .
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Kimball studied at the Arts Student League in New York City from 1935 to 1939, traveling abroad to Europe to do independent studies in France and Italy. In Europe, she discovered African art, which influenced her study of Native American painting and traditions. The national Philbrook Indian Annual exhibition accepted entries from Native Americans all over the United States that created work based on Native themes and drew attention as Native American painting was rising in popularity post-World War II. Kimball's first entry into the exhibition in 1946, Sacred Buffalo, was accepted into the show, but did not win awards and was not purchased by the museum. Her entry the following year, To the Happy Hunting Ground, won her an honorable mention in the Plains region category from the juror.
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Happy Hunting Ground, 1925, mural in Colorado National Bank In 1916 the prominent Denver architectural firm Fisher & Fisher designed the Colorado National Bank Building. In 1924 another prestigious firm, Hoyt & Hoyt added on to the building. Part of the later addition involved the installation of a series of murals collectively called Indian Memories. These murals recall the days of the Indian before his contact with the white race – days when he roamed the untouched reaches of the West. Art in Denver: A Guide to Things Worth Seeing Compiled by The Fine Arts Committee of The City Club of Denver, Published Concurrently as The Lookout From the Denver Public Library, Volume 1, Number 3, Denver January 1928 p. 12 Costing $18,000, the murals consisted of five triptychs, each showing a different aspect of native life.
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These are Youth, Buffalo Hunt, War, Women, and Art Work. The series concludes with a much larger mural, Happy Hunting Ground. The works were much commented on in the press at the time and were unveiled with much fanfare in 1925.True, Jere and Victoria Tupper Kirby, Allen Tupper true: An American Artist Canyon Leap, San Francisco, California, in association with Museum of the Rockies, Montana State University, Bozeman, Montana, 2009 pp. 213-218 and 249-258 Allen True also restored the murals and decorations in the Central City Opera House, which reopened on July 16, 1932.Charlie H. Johnson,The Central City Opera House:A 100 Year History,Colorado Springs, Little London Press,1980, p18,35,37,39,45 In 1934, True was asked by Secretary of State of Wyoming Lester C. Hunt to undertake the job of designing the familiar symbol of the bucking horse and rider which is still used on Wyoming's vehicle license plates.
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