They both faced the problem of long journeys through harsh, forbidding territory.
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Indeed, early humans may have made multiple journeys through the Levant corridor.
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So, he journeys through the characters of the show to figure it all out.
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They take you on journeys through time and space, posing questions and rewarding contemplation.
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The Belmond Andean Explorer traverses 15,000-foot heights on overnight journeys through the Peruvian Andes.
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Western media reports on migration tend to center on dangerous journeys through violent border regimes.
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The results hint at what humans will have to endure on long journeys through space.
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Early chapters address conception and pregnancy, and then the book journeys through infancy, early childhood, and adolescence.
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The group also recently published a study that sheds new light on how plastic journeys through the ocean.
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And as the client journeys through this, the shaman is invoking all these different spirits from the heaven.
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Or more likely, the transmitter could be used to drive probes or ships on long journeys through interstellar space.
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The music itself journeys through an electronic terrain full of uncanny unease, soothing tribal chimes, and sci-fi restlessness.
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This free annual celebration invites families to experience two kinds of imaginary journeys: through time and around the globe.
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As she journeys through Cyrilia, Ana opens her eyes to systems of oppression and injustice that riddle her kingdom.
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The visuals we provide are merely another way of prompting thought patterns and meditative journeys through linking imagery with music.
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The Cubans huddle there from dawn until nightfall, and more arrive each day after completing their journeys through Latin America.
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Hours quickly pass as he journeys through each one, using a composite microscope and a complicated ad-hoc photography setup.
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The cruise industry is canceling or re-routing planned journeys through Asia as a result of the fast-spreading coronavirus outbreak.
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As with all series in TLC's popular medical genre, we bring viewers along on emotional rollercoaster journeys through to their uplifting conclusions.
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The migrants, most of whom are fleeing war or poverty in Africa, often arrive in Libya after arduous journeys through the desert.
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Even when Sunless Skies is at its very best, these long, slow journeys through the ether are still its flesh and bones.
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Reese and Wernick, however, clearly had a vastly different experience with this trope as they made their respective journeys through geek culture.
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It's a place where they can find — and share — personal stories of gender transitions, identity struggles and journeys through surgeries and hormone treatments.
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His commentary punctuates the characters' journeys through the sixth dimension, forever insinuating their flaws — but leaving the ultimate judgments up to the audience.
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The emotions and memories that are attached to scents along their journeys through the brain is part of what makes them so subjective.
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It follows a young girl named Lyra Belacqua (Dafne Keen) as she journeys through worlds in a fight between the truth and authority.
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The Thread RE: VOYAGES: The Voyages Issue featured six remarkable photo journeys through majestic terrain, with an opening essay by Gideon Lewis-Kraus.
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Many come with horrific stories of government-sanctioned violence at home and treacherous conditions on their long journeys through South and Central America.
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This is when Brown loses narrative control, bogging down in an account of their journeys through the violent times that followed the war.
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In Woolf's "Orlando", from 1928, a poet journeys through time from the Elizabethan era to the 20th century, turning into a woman en route.
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For 153 issues, Invincible journeys through a DC/Marvel-ian universe that weaponizes your sense of familiarity in the name of a compelling story.
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"Known and Strange Things," his first collection of nonfiction, journeys through all the landscapes he has access to: international, personal, cultural, technological and emotional.
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The Napa Valley Wine Train is celebrating its 30th anniversary of providing unique journeys through Northern California's wine country, reps announced in a statement.
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In 290, The Times began following six people age 2100 and up, documenting their journeys through a stage of life that is often invisible.
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In 2015, our reporter began following six people age 85 and up, documenting their journeys through a stage of life that is often invisible.
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In 20203, The Times began following six people age 85 and up, documenting their journeys through a stage of life that is often invisible.
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These experiences are hardly exclusive to juveniles; they extend to many youths over eighteen, whose journeys through the justice system can be equally alarming.
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Migrants from Haiti have flooded the southern border of Mexico since last spring, many making dangerous journeys through nine countries after fleeing South America.
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The end result is Butter: A Rich History, a deep dive into butter that journeys through millennia of cultural research and spreads across three continents.
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The administration said the arrests would deter families from putting children in the hands of smugglers for dangerous journeys through regions controlled by drug cartels.
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Beginning in April, the Jacobite steam train that was featured in the Harry Potter film series will be welcoming muggles for journeys through the Scottish countryside.
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The record is spellbindingly beautiful yet confrontational and unsettling, and journeys through the entire range of emotions one undergoes when unmasking in the face of love.
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And most of all, shouldn't civilizations' journeys through different eras be marked by Golden Ages of renewed growth and potential, and Dark Ages of diminished capacity?
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You almost can't talk about it because it marks so many personal journeys through life, with family and loved ones, and all that incredible rich fabric.
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Podcasters are also our constant companions, drowning out the noise and stress of daily routines, turning morning commutes into immersive journeys through sumptuous soundscapes of storytelling.
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In 2015, my colleague John Leland began following six people age 85 and up, documenting their journeys through a stage of life that is often invisible.
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But as demonstrated by BuzzFeed News' more than 140 journeys through YouTube's recommendation system, the outcome of that decision-making process can be difficult to reverse engineer.
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As she journeys through Pisces, that search takes on spiritual overtones, making us humans yearn for soulmate connections and pure escape from the ugly parts of life.
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At Washington DC's Dulles International Airport, which has recently adopted facial scans for arriving passengers, there have been suggestions that it has slowed journeys through immigration for many flyers.
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Ask a plant employee to lift a sleeve or pull back a head scarf, and deep scars tell of encounters with rebel groups and journeys through war-torn countries.
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That's where Shaw comes in, as an advocate, educator and speaker she helps others start their own kitten rescue journeys through a YouTube page that now has over 106,000 subscribers.
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Vietnam is the main hotbed, with many young people making tortuous journeys through Russia and Europe, having paid thousands of pounds for the promise of a decent job in Britain.
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Look back on some of your favorite cinematic explosions, animals, journeys through space, and superheroes as you await to see which of this year's nominees will take home the award.
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And at Washington, DC's Dulles International Airport, which recently adopted facial scans for arriving international passengers, there is some evidence that it has slowed journeys through immigration for many flyers.
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Most of the physical abuse is chronicled in Part 1; Part 2 follows the end of Safechuck and Robson's sexual relationships with Jackson, and their journeys through adolescence and adulthood.
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Refined carbs, whether they come from cake, cereal, or other convenience foods, don't pause for long on their journeys through our bodies, which means they don't make us feel full.
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" He told me, "We have this weird obsession with the original, as though it were static and immortal, even though we know that, like everything else, it journeys through time.
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It is also fundamentally about people, as it journeys through the accumulated ruins of 21 great structures in a search for the foundations of what it means to be human.
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Perhaps a stronger version of the series would have had each episode focus on a single character, following them on their journeys through the racist, gun-loving heart of America.
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Most open world games are oddly solipsistic affairs: Your character journeys through a world of strangers who appear briefly and then vanish, often within the space of minutes if not hours.
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Chak is a Hong Kong-born multidisciplinary artist and migrant justice organizer based in Toronto, and created this illustrative book as a way of charting detainees journeys through Ontario detention centers.
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It's the autobiographical account of a teenage boy who journeys through the Nazi death camps with his father, desperately clinging to life and each other when humanity has become perversely distorted.
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Six of the eight share overlapping biographies and experiences, which makes their very different intellectual journeys through the same historical thicket both instructive to today's searchers and relevant to today's crises.
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Other changes: Search will make it easier for users to explore subjects in an open-ended way, to save and resume "journeys" through its information, and to build persistent "collections" of content.
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He said that his group was depressed and traumatized — they survived brutal journeys through the Sahara desert and torture in Libya, only to end up stuck in the bottleneck that is Calais.
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I say this understanding that it might be exactly what others need in their journeys through their own depression, and that at some point in my life it was exactly what I needed.
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Painted Wolf is a fiercely moral Chinese blogger who specializes in video-game-esque journeys through air-conditioning ducts in order to record and post the corrupt dealings among businessmen and government officials.
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Many of these men, it said, had made multiple journeys through countries with high levels of extremist activity, including Yemen, Libya, and Afghanistan before travelling to Syria to fight and returning home again.
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The shadowy villain Frolatti, intent from the beginning on preventing Griffin and Sabine from ever uniting, stalks them on their journeys through Spain, Turkey, and the South Seas with packs of sinister dogs.
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Private gated housing estates for wealthy Karachiites accommodate as few as 80 people per hectare, said Hasan, and contribute to the city's outward sprawl and commuters' hours-long journeys through overburdened transport networks.
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"He's been around so long that he's taken on a more symbolic meaning for audiences — connecting older ones with their own youths and reflecting on their own journeys through life and identity," Thomas said.
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Most are from the Democratic Republic of Congo and from Angola, and many come with horrific stories of government-sanctioned violence at home and treacherous conditions on long journeys through South and Central America.
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Not only are the bags reducing waste but they are meeting the needs of the refugees and migrants who arrive with little to begin their long journeys through Europe carrying their belongings on their back.
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Mr. Daunno, a 34-year-old from New Jersey, and Ms. Gray, a 37-year-old who grew up in a roving military family, spoke in separate interviews about their intersecting journeys through parallel shows.
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Where to watch: Rental or purchase on Amazon/iTunes/YouTube This two-hour movie journeys through all six of Bryan Lee O'Malley's graphic novels with a devilish charisma no director besides Edgar Wright could have handled.
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Their seventh album, Emperor of Sand, saw them process their own journeys through a metaphor for living and dying with cancer, something Kelliher and Sanders know intimately through their own loved ones' battles with the disease.
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The first season deals with most of the setup: introducing characters, the world, and Brakebills, showing us Quentin and Julia's mirrored journeys through their different parts of the magical world, and ending with everyone in Fillory.
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His inquiry into the lives and testimonies of Paul and Luke, and their journeys through the far-flung extremities of the Roman Empire, is scrupulously thorough, and relies on an enormous amount of reading, gently summoned.
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Growing up on the digital fantasies offered in Japanese RPGs and anime, the Worlds that the title of his breakthrough record referred to were inner spaces, insular journeys through the daydreams of a young loner-romantic.
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"By making journeys through UK airports easier than ever, this new equipment will help boost the vital role our airports play in securing the UK's position as a global hub for trade, tourism and investment," Johnson said.
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After all, the President used newspapers to turn himself into a larger-than-life New York figure, making sure that his ego, his skyscrapers, his loves and his journeys through Manhattan's nightlife filled gossip columns for decades.
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After seven years of surprises at home, the freewheeling rebel planet Uranus moves signs and enters fellow earth sign Taurus, bringing you seven years of artistic ingenuity as it journeys through your house of passion and creativity.
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The device acts like a giant arm that catches plastic The Ocean Cleanup's latest study found that plastic journeys through the water for a long time before reaching the Great Pacific Garbage Patch (if it ever makes it).
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"One of the starting points for the work was thinking of her experience of her desert and her own experiences of picnicking with her friends in the desert, her own journeys through the desert," curator Carol Huh told Hyperallergic.
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Lately, though, those momentary interruptions have turned into extended periods of reflection, of journeys through the darkened hallways of my home as I restlessly ponder the nagging question: Are hedge funds a dying investment strategy, forever banished to lagging performance?
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And it's becoming clear that delivery drones themselves will play an increasingly important role in collecting weather conditions on their journeys through the sky, relaying that information to computer weather models and perhaps back to fleets of drones following behind.
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" Chronixx journeys through his blackness on tracks like "Black is Beautiful," with a message for skeptics: "But this is not a racist song / This is a song for the children who was never told about where their race is from.
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Nearly 50 years ago, Bruce Lee shopped around an eight-page pitch for a television series about a Chinese immigrant with martial-arts skills, a "hatchet man" in the 1870s San Francisco Tong Wars who journeys through the American West.
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Reports out of New Hampshire suggest his top aides are already scouting staffing talent in the Granite State, which you don't do if you are planning to just keep writing Medium posts about your random journeys through the American southwest. 3.
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The second installment of Mr. Jones's work in progress called "Analogy Trilogy," a series based on oral histories he conducted, "Analogy/Lance" journeys through the dual and dueling lives of Mr. Jones's nephew, Lance T. Briggs, and Lance's club-dancer alter ego, Pretty.
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After speaking to these women about their respective journeys through pregnancy and childbirth, one thing that's consistent across their stories is how their passion for fitness enhanced their relationships with their pre- and postpartum bodies — and even changed their approach to motherhood.
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"What MWC's allowed so many of us to do is really, at the very, very basic level, bear witness to each other's stories, and our struggles—everything from romantic partnerships, to professional struggles, to our journeys through out faith," Irfan told Broadly.
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The game stars Ted, an ex-clergyman who journeys through increasingly strange (and tortured, since this whole world is supposed to represent different levels of hell) landscapes in order to save his adorable daughter Bo from an evil guy in a pinstripe suit named… Pinstripe.
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From slickly produced segments that take viewers on vicarious journeys through Switzerland to single-take product reviews live-streamed from trade shows like the Baselworld fair this week, videos aimed at watch buyers and fans have flooded the internet — and their popularity is skyrocketing.
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The writing staff — led by Patrick Somerville of The Leftovers fame — has given real thought to the story of all 10 episodes as well as the story of each episode, which leads to fun journeys through the various genre pastiches the writers come up with.
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"Spear" (2016)Directed by Stephen Page "Spear" is a contemporary Aboriginal story, told through movement and dance, of a young man, Djali, as he journeys through his community to understand what it means to be a man with ancient traditions in a modern world.
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Or maybe you imagine something a little more grounded than aliens and orcs, instead picturing a British nanny who glides over London, or a team of dinosaurs stalking two kids through an amusement park kitchen, or a man who ages backward as he journeys through time.
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For "Underland", his new book of subterranean journeys through "deep time", Robert MacFarlane filled more than a score of miscellaneous notebooks, "from a tiny lilac-coloured Moleskine" to "robust hardback journals, tough enough to withstand being dragged through limestone tunnel systems and soaked in slate mines".
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But the most delicate babies can't risk journeys through the hospital, up and down in elevators, through corridors, past visitors, patients and staff who might be carrying infections, getting ever further from the expert care they'd need should anything start to go wrong on the way.
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The film then shifts its focus to the speed boat (which for most of the running time bears the name Lay'n Pipe) as it journeys through an onslaught of absurd stories, each referencing each other as they intersect or call back to past Borscht Corp events.
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Doctor Who's upcoming 11th season got a new trailer at Comic-Con 2018, and much like the teaser aired during the World Cup final last week, the focus is all on the three new companions that will be accompanying Jodie Whittaker's Thirteenth Doctor on her journeys through time and space.
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"Us and Them" depicts a decade's worth of Chinese New Year journeys through the eyes of Jianqing and Xiaoxiao (Zhou Dongyu), former lovers who went their separate ways and meet on a plane many years later; once the flight is canceled, they're thrown together in a hotel to reminisce about the past.
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It took two-and-a-half years for the creative team — including the writer Jack Thorne, the director Tom Hooper (who directed the first two episodes) and the special-effects studio Framestore — to figure out how to structure the series, bring the daemons (pronounced "demons") to life and create the different environments that the heroine journeys through.
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Caravans have been an annual rite, sometimes more than once a year, for a decade as a way to make a political point about the dangers migrants faced on their journeys through Mexico, but the spring caravan upped the ante and grew to then-unprecedented numbers as more people realized it was a way to avoid the dangers of the trek.
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Rick and Morty advertising has never been known for its conventionality (to put it lightly.) Whether its spots showing gruesome journeys through the entirety of art history, or the The Non-Canonical Adventures of claymation Rick and Morty and the stop-motion version of the duo in Buttworld, or their unwilling and obtrusive sponsored content — no one and nothing is safe in these ad universes.
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In "The Promised Land", he used place to make sly allusions to the Freedom Riders' journeys through the south in the cause of civil rights: We was ninety miles out of Atlanta by sundown,Rollin' out of Georgia stateWe had motor trouble it turned into a struggle,Half way 'cross Alabam,And that 'hound broke down and left us all strandedIn downtown Birmingham His doleful songs were some of his best.
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A Cuban-born pianist of immense talent and understated touch, Villafranca will present in the coming week material from two new projects: "Life Stories," a book of songs he wrote inspired by his journeys through Cuba, Haiti, Spain and New Orleans, and "Don't Change My Name," a tribute to Florentina Zulueta, a woman from the African kingdom of Dahomey who was enslaved and brought to Cuba in the 17th century.
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As Defense Secretary James MattisJames Norman MattisOnly Donald Trump has a policy for Afghanistan New Pentagon report blames Trump troop withdrawal for ISIS surge in Iraq and Syria Mattis returns to board of General Dynamics MORE recently observed, no one becomes a refugee to escape a free press, no one embarks on perilous journeys through dangerous waters to flee a democracy, and the U.S. Marines do not need to fight where countries are governed justly.
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A cosmic being who reports on his adventures throughout the universe, the informant, played by Lee, claims, "Anyway, before I was so rudely interrupted, at that time, I was a Federal Express man … " At a press junket last year, Kevin Feige, the president of Marvel Studios, all but confirmed the fan theory that Lee's characters across the Marvel Cinematic Universe are in fact all one character who journeys through time and space.
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