It was light out when we exited the karaoke bar.
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Playing Dacus' music when it's still light out at 8 p.m.
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Missing that warm, perfect for grilling, stays light out until 8pm weather?
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It's not often that you enter the venue when it's light out.
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I would get there before it was light out and open up.
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She then resorted to shining the light out the plane's door for help.
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"Don't close your eyes if it blocks all the light out," she sings.
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No one was there telling me to turn the light out at night.
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I love leaving when it's still light out even in the dreariest PNW weather.
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All I had time to see was light out of the corner of my eye.
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It took grit to light out for the territory, as Huck Finn might have said.
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Lines of red neon light out my bedroom window, highways drawn out into the valleys.
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For one thing, driving a morning commute when it's light out probably reduces traffic accidents.
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I'm an optimist; going through those things, I know nothing can put my light out.
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Will light out for Norway in the Big Heat while stemming farther into the mountain. Will.
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Glimpsing Manhattan's towers of light out a plane's window meant seeing beacons of wealth and hope.
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Neon would never cast a dark light out of its, the backside of itself, you know.
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In general most people would sleep when it's dark out and work when it's light out.
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"We're beginning to see a little bit of light out of a very dark year," he shared.
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It steadily lets light out as it de-ionizes, resulting in the characteristic 143-day plateau in brightness.
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Neighborhood Joint 7 Photos View Slide Show ' While it is still light out, Mombar appears to be a tomb.
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Instead of focusing light through a narrow pinhole like other animals, cameras, and telescopes, cephalopod pupils blow light out.
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When I awoke, it was light out and I was lying with the next-door neighbor on his lawn.
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Even though it was light out when I took this shot, I still needed my lamp on for this picture.
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She likes Cosrx Triple C Lightning Liquid ($27), which comes in chic little black bottles to keep the light out.
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When I arrived at Sebastian Myhre's bistro, which opened last June, it was still so light out at 201 p.m.
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"This is a serious issue and I cannot allow anyone to make light out of it," Eva Taub tells me.
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The Instagrammers also prefer to dine when it's still light out, so that they can avoid having to use a flash.
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Beverage makers love aluminum cans because they chill quickly, stack easily and keep light out (something that's especially important for beer).
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The light out here, amplified by the grand plaza of ice, is extreme: somewhere between white sand beach and operating room.
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Scharer's debut novel, The Age of Light, out February 5, sold to Little, Brown for seven figures after a massive bidding war.
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The fun in watching lies in the ways the games themselves break free of all this and light out for points unknown.
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It's 10 AM but there's no light out because we're so far north that the sun doesn't shine this time of year.
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But I'm not much of a napper, and I have a hard time taking "power naps" or falling asleep when it's still light out.
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They're like the embodiment of that Baby Shark song that won't go away, making light out of everything, even a family of apex predators.
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Even her outfit—a striking white pantsuit—felt like a message: She is the candidate of light, out to defeat the candidate of darkness.
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And the earlier sunset in the evening might mean less crime, since most street crime, like muggings, happens more often when it's light out.
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When he saw Jennifer Kincaid last week and spotted a fog light out on her car, he insisted he would fix it on Monday.
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This new rock 'n' roll song cycle, directed by Leigh Silverman ("Violet"), centers on a couple of earthlings who light out for starrier territory.
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"It's bizarre, but Huck's wish, expressed at the very end of the novel, to 'light out for the Territory,' to go west, came true."
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There were dark moments at the S.V.U., and this was one of them; they moved in fast and sucked the light out of the room.
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George got up to turn the light out, and without him in the bed it was cold and my bones hurt and I missed him.
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To O'Brien, there was only one logical explanation: The DDE had been blanketed in dust, which, like blackout blinds, kept light out and heat in.
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In fact, you might even shine a little brighter in your current role if you let a little more of your real, authentic light out.
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In Chaffee's essay from the exhibition catalogue, "Light Out of Black," she recounts one of Still's many visits to the Albright-Knox in the 1960s.
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He suggested French officials shoot cannons at sunrise to jolt people out of bed, optimizing the amount of hours they spent awake when it's light out.
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It's not news that our bodies run on a 24-hour cycle—it's why we're usually awake when it's light out and asleep when it's not.
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It's enough to make you want to hand in your rhythm-challenged-dude card and light out for the territories, someplace where you can forget yourself.
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The Aedes aegypti mosquito is an aggressive species, active day and night and usually bites when it is light out, in the early morning or late afternoon.
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The song "Pink Parlor," when I say "pink parlor," it's a strange way of representing what you see when you close your eyes and it's light out.
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Francis — now "Angus" — decides to light out for the States under what he calls "the First-Class Plan," audaciously traveling in as posh a manner as possible.
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With daylight saving time just days away, we all have butterflies about all of the plans we're going to make when it's warmer outside and light out longer.
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Veronica runs early in the morning, before it's even light out, an attempt to get some space and blow off steam over her strained relationship with her boyfriend Logan.
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Plus, the sun sets around 6:30PM—which feels bizarre for Germans like us, who are used to it staying light out in the summer until 10 or 10PM.
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His characters, more marginal and far less self-assured — many abandon jobs and families to light out in search of meaning they never find — are handled with greater tenderness.
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Celebrity colorist Aura Friedman, who took me back to brown for this story, says people often go light out of a desire to call back their childhood hair color.
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Also effective are so-called wall washers — fixtures designed so light bounces off baffles or reflectors inside the housing, which then directs the light out more horizontally than vertically.
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Their longevity is due in part to that restlessness, but also a communal ability to "serve the song" rather than light out to impress or make a statement as individuals.
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When it's dark the simulation will show a dark scene of the flag, and when it's light out and the sun is up the site is depicted in clear view.
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Related: 'Light Out': The Horror Short That Could Neon Animation Captures the Worst Blind Date Since 'When Harry Met Sally' Short Film Swims the Depths of a Fully-Electric Future
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From the moment I stepped through the door to the moment I left I never stopped smiling, beaming full on rays of light out of my face from start to finish.
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Instead of fishing for resident tarpon, as I had the previous day, Emir and I decided to light out for the migratory kind, which are typically much larger and more prized.
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Instead, the Huntington, W. Va. five piece spent the last four years grinding it out, and have returned with Full Moon, Heavy Light, out Friday via Hickman Holler Records/Thirty Tigers.
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The preposition "out of" ("light// out/ of/ light// light// out/ of/ dark") denotes, like "be/ get," simple causality, but the preposition "of" ("dark/ of/ light// light/ of/ dark// light/ of/ light// dark/ of/ dark") goes further to suggest that darkness is a constituent part of lightness and vice versa, while the stanzas that spin variations around the verb "to be" ("light/ is/ dark// dark/ is/ light") assert a surprising equivalence between the seemingly incompatible poles (105-7).
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Both the Indian government and a well-backed Israeli team of enthusiasts will attempt landings there this year; in 2020 various American companies intend to light out for the lunar provinces, too.
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Hendrix picked thick turquoise velvet curtains (designed to keep the light out, given how late the couple slept); these have now been made to match in more or less the same shade.
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"All we need is one light out of all of the background of stuff that's going on, out of all the craziness, all we need is one clear light that's reproducible," Jordan said.
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Our lamps are no longer just a big bulb — you know, you open up a cardboard box, take the light out of the box, and stick it in the clay and you're done.
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Every Alaskan over the drinking age seems corrupted in some sad way or another, including Sam, Josie's self-reliant stepsister, whose wan invitation provided the excuse Josie needed to light out for Alaska.
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So remember: 2016 is terrible and its black hole of despair will suck the light out of our days for years to come, and you can't even make fun of Nickelbag to console yourself.
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But at the highest level, LiDARs send beams of light out, which bounce back and generate data points that build a picture of a car's surroundings and the distance and density of objects ahead.
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You're supposed to put your light out at 7:30 at night, but sleep doesn't come easily now, so you put your lamp under the covers and read for another two hours or so.
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Eventually, she and her cheery Ph.D. student Dominic (Adam Farrell) light out for that lake of legend, where Vanessa will try out some advanced imaging technology and maybe come to grips with Dad's disappearance.
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"Your brain is constantly estimating the color of the light that's falling on the object and factoring that light out," added Wallace Thoreson, a professor of ophthalmology at the University of Nebraska Medical Center added.
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"If there is still light out, it's definitely not time to go to bed," he said, likening his 6-year-old son's experience with Daylight Saving Time to that of a dino with jet lag.
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It's got a 3D-printed skeleton embedded with 32 photodiodes and 30 adjacent LEDs, over which is laid a squishy skin of reflective silicone, which keeps the device's own light in and outside light out.
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With her nose bandaged and dark sunglasses keeping bright light out of her eyes, the star was obviously not feeling her best but managed a big thumbs up in the snap, which she posted on Instagram.
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The day crowd is just as lively as the night crowd, but if you go when it's light out, stop by Tacos Veracruz, a truck on site that serves some of the best tacos in town.
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The photographs and videos in Anthology: Somewhere Not Here, the current group exhibition at Crosstown Arts, point to different reasons to light out for open territory, different types of journeys, and a different vision of the other.
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The sun hadn't yet shown its face in the purplish-blue sky, but it was light out, maybe 211.95:212 in the morning, and dozens of boats dotted a wide section of the Columbia River where it forks.
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"Prior to talking to the governor, I talked to the head of FEMA about the situation you are in and we have to bring some glimmer of light out there in this very, very sad time," Kim told residents.
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Kaitlin Marone: There are a lot of reasons, but the main one is a few years ago, I got pulled over for having a brake light out, and I had a really traumatic experience with some cops in Florida.
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The original version of the tech did that by cutting off light from the edges of the screen, but the version in the x360 instead blasts light out the sides, making everything white and unreadable unless you're looking straight on.
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It was still light out, early on a weekday evening this summer, when dozens of contest winners, radio station employees and advertisers packed a small Manhattan music hall for what was not exactly a display of rock 'n' roll bacchanalia.
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So we shouldn't be surprised that while, yes, she can lie in a bathtub full of diamonds (and one dollar bill) without so much as blinking, she can also just, like, hang on a rooftop and drink Bud Light out of Solo cups.
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A parent can be upset to learn that they have no electricity to meet their family's needs, but their child may not care at the moment if it's still light out and they can play with their mom and dad, he said.
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But one of Big League Politics's owners, Noel Fritsch, described the source of the photograph as "some people who were classmates of Northam," who brought it to light out of anger at the governor's remarks early last week defending late-term abortions.
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"So, looks like my next vacation will be spent in Gainesville rolling through stop signs and driving with a tail light out every evening until I've been pulled over by the entire night shift," one commenter wrote on a photo of three police officers.
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Another way to control the temperature of your bedroom — or any room — in warm weather is to keep the light out during the brightest hours of the day, and then open the curtains to allow built-up heat to dissipate during the cool evening hours.
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It is a bold proposal that sounds hopeless in the current political climate in the US, not unlike another grand idea López Obrador has of establishing a "moral constitution" to provide a country battered by horror and corruption with a guiding light out of the tunnel.
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McIlroy, who has never cracked the top five in nine previous starts here, hurried through his postround comments so he could wring the last rays of light out of the day on the range working out the kinks in his swing after he found only four fairways.
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Though many of us spent our 21st birthdays drinking Bud Light out of a solo cup or taking shots of ultra-cheap vodka out of a tacky souvenir shot glass, all signs point to the fact that Jenner won't be drinking like most newly minted 21-year-olds come tomorrow.
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Following the light-out in March — in which nP convinced museums throughout the country to dim the spotlights on artworks made by men, shrouding the majority of gallery walls in darkness and demonstrating unequal gender representation — this new initiative aims to highlight little-known works by women that are hidden in museums' vaults.
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The light out my window dimmed as I tried different iterations, eventually landing on something that felt like me: a big loopy E followed by large scribbles cascading into smaller scribbles, exploding into a D that sweeps around, hits the E, strikes through the center of itself to cross a previously planted F, and ends in a dashed line.
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If I have learned anything from anime, based on that temple vein alone Obama is about to yell for about 60 straight seconds and then shoot a beam of light out of his two balled up fists before executing a perfect Ryu kick-attack that takes Trump's K.O. bar to zero in front of a crowd of men nestled around barrels.
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But the cost of that is it would get dark around 5:2693 PM to 8:15 PM, instead of those long summer nights we have now when the sun can set at 9:30 PM. In other words, ditching daylight saving would make it light out for an extra hour in the morning, but many of us would be asleep through half of that.
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On her seventh album, "Heavy Light," out Friday, Remy, 34, revisits some of those early songs, albeit with a fresh musical tool kit and a dense Rolodex of collaborators she's been updating for the past decade — including Bruce Springsteen's current saxophonist Jake Clemons, whom Remy befriended at a 2018 music festival, the percussionist Ed Squires and her voice coach, Kritty Uranowski, who did the album's vocal arrangements.
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Lady Put the Light Out is an album by Frankie Valli, released in November 1977 on the Private Stock label.
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Jones proceeds to burn the letters with Walker's cigarette lighter, and Hodges screams at him to 'put that light out'.
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"Lady Put the Light Out" is a 1977 song by British soft rock band Rogue. It was covered by Frankie Valli on his 1977 album Lady Put the Light Out, by Joe Cocker on his 1978 album Luxury You Can Afford, and by Tom Jones on his 1998 compilation album More Great Hits from Tom Jones.
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Light Out of Darkness (A Tribute to Ray Charles) is a 1993 studio album by Shirley Horn, recorded in tribute to Ray Charles.
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Put That Light Out! is the seventh episode of the fourth series of the British comedy series Dad's Army. It was originally transmitted on Friday 6 November 1970.
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The regiment was mustered out of the army in August 1865. During their service, their casualties had been comparatively light. Out of its 1,765 men, 110 had been killed, and another 235 died from disease or accidents.
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Typically, the grating coupler has only a few periods, so light can be coupled into the waveguide, but not back out. In such a case, light will be guided in the waveguide until it reaches the waveguide edge, or an additional coupling element, which will couple the light out. The larger the diffraction efficiency of the grating, the larger percent of light that would be coupled in. If the grating is used as a coupling-out element, the larger the diffraction efficiency, the fewer periods would be needed to couple the light out.
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Some time earlier, Cathy is struggling with poor auditions and repeated rejection. She attends a book reading for Jamie's novel "Light out of Darkness," where she realizes she is not content to put Jamie's career before her own.
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Fereday's research and writing is mainly around theories of photography. Her doctoral thesis, Light Out of Darkness: the origin of photography in mystery and melancholy, explored occluded meanings in the early photographs of Nicéphore Niépce and William Henry Fox Talbot.
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They were not all killed. A South African made his way to a combat outpost called the B/U split. From there Marines mounted tracks and went to the ambush site. It was still light out when we mounted the tracks.
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Songs from the album debuted at The Tabernacle in Atlanta in early November. John also performed at the November 2005 Country Music Association Awards, televised live from Madison Square Garden, duetting with Dolly Parton on "Turn the Light Out When You Leave".
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Bring Light was founded in November 2006 by two former executives of Adobe Systems, Inc. Melissa Dyrdahl was previously Senior Vice President of Corporate Marketing and Communications. Drew McManus was Director of Corporate Product Management. They co-founded Bring Light out of a desire to help non-profits better market themselves.
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A scoop light. Scoop lights or scoops are circular fixtures that do not have any lenses. They have an ellipsoidal reflector at the back of the fixture that directs the light out of the fixture. Since they do not have any sort of lens system they are cheaper than other fixtures.
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Diagram of a Herschel Wedge and other solar viewing methods. A Herschel wedge or Herschel prism is an optical prism used in solar observation to refract most of the light out of the optical path, allowing safe visual observation. It was first proposed and used by astronomer John Herschel in the 1830s.
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In 1958, They Don't Wear Black- Tie, written by Guarneri was a massive success. The success of the production allowed for the space for the beginning of the Seminars of Dramaturgy movement that was to bring new Brazilian authors to the light. Out of this movement, Oduvaldo Vianna Filho and Flávio Migliaccio emerged.
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The Sheltering is a literary thriller in the tradition of Robert Stone or Jim Harrison. Set primarily in Florida, it tells the story of drone pilot Luther Redding and his family, who suffer a great tragedy. Meanwhile, burned out brothers Donny and Bobby Rosen light out on a drug- fueled road trip to the American West.
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Dubbed "The Show on a Boat" by the showtunes-style song-and-dance number performed by a trio of "sailors" at the start of the show, O'Brien, Richter, the band and guests were all crammed onto the deck of the ferry. The show was taped at its normal afternoon time, while it was still light out.
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The aircraft crashed in the water at a 90 degree bank angle and 30 degree nose down pitch. Witnesses stated that the aircraft made several circles before suddenly plunging into the sea with its light out. Emergency services were immediately deployed shortly after the crash. Chinese Navy forces stationed in Dalian deployed four naval ships into the crash site.
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"I Need You" is a song by American music group 3T, from the album Brotherhood. The song was written by Eric Carmen and was originally released in 1977 by Frankie Valli on his album Lady Put the Light Out. It was released in 1979 by the Euclid Beach Band. Their rendition reached #81 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100.
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For blue and green, these covers may have some fluorescence, leading to a lighter color. Other sets have 5 mm domes with no covers because these project light in one direction. Instead they have a cone-shaped indentation on the top to refract light out to the sides. Still other sets have covers like snowflakes (or for Halloween, pumpkins).
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In February 2009, Ynet reported serious problems with the Viaggio Light model, including a longer stopping distance when traveling north, narrow doors and corridors, and problems with the Trainlift TR 450 technology. Israel Railways said that the allegations were exaggerated. These and other problems caused Israel Railways to take Viaggio Light out of service in May 2009, until the issues were sorted out.
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Scots prefers the word orderA.J. Aitken in The Oxford Companion to the English Language, Oxford University Press 1992. p.897 He turnt oot the licht to 'He turned the light out' and Gie's it (Give us it) to 'Give it to me'. Certain verbs are often used progressively He wis thinkin he wad tell her, He wis wantin tae tell her.
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This can often embarrassingly lead to only one person attending the rendezvous point. The latter two meetings are optional, however most attend the second stage. After all possible meetings, a final verdict is delivered. If either person wants the relationship to continue, they 'leave their light on' but if they wish for the relationship to end, they 'turn their light out'.
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Owens was interviewed by the prolific rapper Eminem's station Shade 45. The name Applejaxx refers to bearing good fruit as Apple, "jaxx" comes in as "jacking" someone out of the world into the light, out to bear good fruit. His first appearance was on gospel/pop artist Tonéx's album Out The Box. The single off his first project, "Nureau Anthem", which features T.Bizzy, was featured on HipHopDX.com.
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Quarters for several families were built, but the isolated island was never a popular station. At the peak, three families lived on the island, growing vegetable gardens and employing a tutor for their children. During World War II, German troops were stationed at the lighthouse, and in 1940, Allied bomb raids put the light out of commission. It was repaired after the war and reopened in 1946.
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Early LEDs were packaged in metal cases similar to those of transistors, with a glass window or lens to let the light out. Modern indicator LEDs are packed in transparent molded plastic cases, tubular or rectangular in shape, and often tinted to match the device color. Infrared devices may be dyed, to block visible light. More complex packages have been adapted for efficient heat dissipation in high-power LEDs.
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The gallery was surrounded with an iron safety railing and capped with a prefabricated octagonal cast iron lantern. Seated atop a cast iron pedestal within the lantern, the light's sparkling new, fixed white sixth-order Fresnel lens sat at a focal plane of , sending its light out into the bay.Terry Pepper, Saginaw River Rear Range Light. The "rear" range light was constructed south of the mouth of the river.
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Firebase Tinsley, formerly known as Firebase Cobra, is a United States military fire support base, located in Oruzgan Province in Afghanistan. This base was established by the Charlie Company "Cobras" of the 2nd Battalion, 5th Infantry who were deployed with the 25th Infantry Division (Light) out of Schofield Barracks, Hawaii. The base was named Firebase Cobra until the death of Capt. John Tinsley near there in August 2009.
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In 1962 British Railways House, now City House, was added to the railway station. It was designed by architect John Poulson providing British Railways with administrative buildings. The building became dated and hard to let before refurbishment in 2009. The building was lambasted in 1967 by poet John Betjeman who said it blocked all the light out of City Square, and was a testament to money with no architectural merit.
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Howard Thompson wrote in the New York Times of April 23, 1959, "[The film] is enough to make anybody leave one of the neighborhood theatres, where it opened yesterday, and light out for Long Island Sound. Pictorially, this mild little Columbia frolic, about a teen-age girl with boy trouble, seems an ideal way to usher in the beach season." He praised performers Dee, Robertson, and La Roche.New York Times review.
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In 1975, Fletcher, former Onyx guitarist Hodge, and former If-vocalist Hodkinson formed the soft-rock trio Rogue which released several singles, including "Dedication", "Cool Clear Air", "Lay Me Down", "Lady Put the Light Out", "Too Much Too Soon", "One to One", and "Borderline", as well as three albums. Their song "Fallen Angel" was a No. 12 hit in the Netherlands in January 1976. The group disbanded in 1979.
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Blackouts proved one of the more unpleasant aspects of the war, disrupting many civilian activities and causing widespread grumbling and lower morale. The blackout was enforced by civilian ARP wardens who would ensure that no buildings allowed the slightest peek or glow of light.The activities of ARP Wardens led to ambivalent public attitudes and the catch- phrase put that light out!. The BBC sitcom "Dad's Army" includes an officious and disliked Warden.
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The Velvet Light Trap was established as a quarterly journal in 1971 by film lovers in Madison, Wisconsin, including graduate students at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. Russell Campbell served as editor-in-chief. In 1973, John Davis and Susan Dalton took over as editors, and Davis became the publisher. The journal’s name originates from a specific part of the film camera that keeps the light out where the magazine is attached.
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It is replaced by a silvered reflector having a strong lens or bull's-eye in it to allow the light out. The result was a claimed 20 fold improvement in lighting over the Davy. Yates claimed "the temptation to expose the flame to obtain more light is removed". The base also contained an interlocking mechanism to ensure that the wick was lowered and the lamp extinguished by any attempt to open it.
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Chilliwack receives nearly the same number of days of precipitation (184.6 days at greater than 0.2 mm) as comparable local communities nearer Vancouver such as Maple Ridge (185.8 days) and the City of Mission (186.0 days) (Environment Canada Statistics). Summers in Chilliwack are usually sunny and warm, with long days (light out until well after 10 pm in June with dusk that lasts for hours) and with occasional stretches of heat where temperatures rise above .
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"Native New Yorker" is a disco song written by Sandy Linzer and Denny Randell. It was first recorded in 1977 by Frankie Valli and released on his album Lady Put the Light Out. Later in 1977 the song became a hit single for the soul dance band Odyssey, which reached No. 3 on the U.S. disco chart. Odyssey's "Native New Yorker" also went to No. 6 on the soul chart and No. 21 on the Billboard Hot 100.
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In 1968 John Betjeman made a television film called A Poet Goes North, in which he gave his opinion on the changing architecture of Leeds. Betjeman described the constant sound of falling Victorian architecture. Betjeman also lambasted British Railways House (now City House) saying it blocked all the light out to City Square and was only a testament to money and had no architectural merit of its own. Betjeman also praised Leeds Town Hall in the film.
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The bellows extension would allow a selection of focal length lenses to be employed covering the required field of view. The back panel may be tilted and turned slightly, and at the front, the lens plate may slide vertically and horizontally to control perspective and distortion. The Reisekamera would be one of several cameras suitable for field assignments. A black cloth is required to keep stray light out while observing the image on the ground glass focusing screen.
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At this point in the narrative, Christ reveals to John that it was he who caused Adam to consume the fruit of the Tree of Knowledge. Additionally, it is revealed that Eve is a helper sent by agents of the higher order to help liberate the light imprisoned in Yaltabaoth's creation and in Adam. She is created when Yaltabaoth attempts to draw the light out of Adam. This results in the creation of the female body.
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Earth and Moon avoidance keeps bright light out of the FGSs, and keeps scattered light from entering the instruments. If the FGSs are turned off, however, the Moon and Earth can be observed. Earth observations were used very early in the program to generate flat-fields for the WFPC1 instrument. There is a so-called continuous viewing zone (CVZ), at roughly 90° to the plane of Hubble's orbit, in which targets are not occulted for long periods.
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From Which No Light Escapes, the fourth album, was released in February 2011. During its creation, many of the lyrics were scrapped and replaced to better reflect the events of 2010, and the album title also changed. The track "Downplay" was made available for preview via the miserylab Facebook page. An additional three tracks from the album's recording session – "Futile", "Machines" and "Heart" – were posted two months later on the audio distribution site SoundCloud, under the name From Which No Light Out-Takes.
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" I took the light out of the ceiling and really stuck it on the painting." Alan Vega, 1993 – 100,000 Watts of Fat City Anna Polerica. many of which were constructed of electronic debris. He gained a residency at the OK Harris Gallery in SoHo where he continued to exhibit until 1975. Barbara Gladstone continued to show his work well into the 1980s. Seeing The Stooges perform at the New York State Pavilion in August 1969 was an epiphany for Vega.
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A Glimpse of Heaven: Catholic Churches of England and Wales by Christopher Martin, 2006, Our Lady is attended by angels in various attitudes in piety and prayer. A golden, winged crown hovers above Her head. The seated figures of Christ and God the Father look on from above and behind Her. The Holy Spirit in the form of a dove sheds rays of light out towards cherubim who are half concealed in the clouds that form the background of the whole tableau.
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The rear of the main building faces onto the eastern courtyard. Heavy three storey concrete verandahs, built to replace the narrower original timber verandahs, incorporate the original cast iron panels. The contrasting style and proportion of the concrete verandahs detracts from the original architecture and blocks light out of the stairwell. A two-storey masonry block built in 1900, originally dormitories and now finance offices, adjoins the original southern wing and is connected to it by a two-storey concrete verandah.
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SEM image of an InGaN polycrystal. The blue and green channels represent real colors, the red channel corresponds to UV emission. SEM, real colors In these instruments a focused beam of electrons impinges on a sample and induces it to emit light that is collected by an optical system, such as an elliptical mirror. From there, a fiber optic will transfer the light out of the microscope where it is separated into its component wavelengths by a monochromator and is then detected with a photomultiplier tube.
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They pegged Clarke out in the desert and took Jones with them. When the Dervishes stopped and started to cook a meal, they had an argument and started fighting between each other, giving Jones the chance to free himself. One of the Dervishes ran off, and the other (Hodges) was scared by the burning branch thrust in his face, and the Dervish told him, in Arabic, to put that light out (which was Hodges' catchphrase in real life). Jones put on his robes and took his horse.
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Tall H. forsteriana showing stem detail. The palm is an elegant plant, and is popular for growing indoors, requiring little light. Out of doors, it prefers a tropical region but will also grow in a cooler climate, and can tolerate temperatures down to -5 °C, but only for a few hours; normal temperatures should not go below 10°. It grows readily outside in areas such as southern Australia and northern New Zealand, where it is fairly common in private gardens or as a street tree.
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During the War of 1812, the British forces landed on the island and told the keeper's wife, Thankful Stone, that they had nothing to fear as long as they kept the light burning. Later, the keeper, Solomon Stone, had to put the light out per order of the New London customs inspector. The British threatened to blow up the lighthouse, and Stone got an order to relight the lighthouse. In 1856, the light was upgraded from the twelve lamps to a fourth-order Fresnel lens.
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" "He and his wife, Ruth, have lugged their camera gear across all 50 states." "He says he want to make both the physical and the ethereal accessible." "Light and luminosity are critical elements of Burkett's work." "For Burkett, photography is not just an artistic but a spiritual experience that's informed by his religious faith." And Burkett says: "...going out and photographing is one thing, but spending time bringing the light out of these images to share them with other people is really what it’s all about.
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I imagine and feel > deeply in my heart that Galen has chosen me to undertake this task, and if > he were alive, he would have congratulated me on what I am doing. I say this > because Galen's aim was to seek and find the truth and bring light out of > darkness. I wish indeed he were alive to read what I have published.Bashar > Saad, Omar Said, Greco-Arab and Islamic Herbal Medicine: Traditional System, > Ethics, Safety, Efficacy, and Regulatory Issues, John Wiley & Sons, 2011.
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Frankie Valli assembled some New York City session players for the album Lady Put the Light Out, and chose songs by songwriters such as Eric Carmen, Paul Anka, Carole Bayer Sager, and the team of Barry Mann and Cynthia Weil. The song "Native New Yorker", which was later covered in a hit version by the band Odyssey, was written by Sandy Linzer and Denny Randell, who had been writing songs for the Four Seasons since the 1960s. "I Need You" was also a hit for the band 3T.
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Reid is a technophobe, using neither email nor iPads. Gubler tweeted that Reid is also germaphobic. In general, Reid dislikes shaking hands, and becomes visibly uncomfortable when touched by strangers."Pleasure Is My Business", season 4, episode 16 It is speculated that he may also have slight obsessive–compulsive disorder, particularly from a scene in "Out of the Light""Out of the Light", season 6, episode 22 where Morgan slightly moves an item in the home of an unsub afflicted with OCD, and Reid immediately places it back to its previous spot.
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He later recovers his memories and intellect when witnessing a fight between the League members responsible for his mind-wipe and Deathstroke, and vowed revenge against the Justice League. Doctor Light captures Green Arrow, using him as bait so he could get revenge on the Teen Titans. The entire Teen Titans roster, former and current, responds to the call, but he brutally defeats them. After a mass battle against the Titans wears him down, Cyborg uses a device to drain the light out of the area, rendering Light powerless.
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Cleveland Electric Illuminating Company (CEI) was responsible for numerous violations of federal antitrust law in its attempt to put Municipal Light (also known as Muny Light) out of business. The Atomic Safety and Licensing Board of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission determined that CEI blocked Muny Light from making repairs to its generator by lobbying the city council to place restrictive conditions on Muny Light bonds. Because of the delay in repairs, Muny Light had to purchase power. CEI then worked behind the scenes to block Muny Light from purchasing power from other power companies.
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At on 16 March Glasgow, Kandahar, Kingston and M.L. 109 moved forward at towards Berbera Light and to find the gaps in the reefs off the landing beaches. Caledon, Chantala, Chakdina, Netravati and Parvati were to arrive off the west beach at and drop anchor near Glasgow which would be showing a red light out to sea. During the approach lights were seen ashore from vehicles on the Hargeisa Road, bound for Berbera. At on 16 March, the Berbera Light was seen on a bearing 186° at distance.
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Finally, if there were four or more women left with their lights on, the single man walked around the arena and personally met each remaining woman and either turn her light out or left hers on until there were only three women remaining. Then the single man asked a question to the three women, in which he then chose one woman to dismiss. This occurred again for the remaining two women. At the end the single man formally got asked if they would like to date the remaining woman or not.
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The glass is not particularly effective at transferring power into the beam, so to get as much power as possible back out, the beam is reflected through the glass four times in a mirrored cavity, each time gaining more power.Dunne, 2007, p. 107 When this process is complete, a Pockels cell "switches" the light out of the cavity.Dunne, 2007, p. 147 One problem for the HiPER project is that Nd:glass is no longer being produced commercially, so a number of options need to be studied to ensure supply of the estimated 1,300 disks.
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Celeb Secrets 4 U called the show "different and amazing". He also said that the songs are "catchy and upbeat" and cited as highlights "(I Can't) Forget About You", "I Want U Bad", "What Do I Have To Do" and Prince's cover "Let's Go Crazy". Jenny Williams to Light Out said the live performance on the tour is exciting and energizing and "awareness of modern popular references, full of bright and cheery tracks with strong, unforgettable hooks". She also commented that "Ain’t No Way" and "If I Can’t Be With You" had great performances.
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Prominent modern literary figures such as Michiko Kakutani (in the New York Times) and William Safire (in his book, How Not to Write) have accused Bowdler of changing Lady Macbeth's famous "Out, damned spot!" line in Macbeth (V.1.38) to "Out, crimson spot!"Michiko Kakutani, Light Out, Huck, They Still Want to Sivilize You, N.Y. Times, Jan. 7, 2011, at C1 & 5 (only the original print version still contains Kakutani's accusation -- the online version has been corrected)William Safire, How Not to Write (1990; 2005 printing), page 100 But Bowdler did not do that.
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The LWS type I opsin is a G-protein coupled receptor (GPCR) protein with embedded 11-cis retinal. It is a transmembrane protein that has seven membrane domains, with the N-terminal being extracellular and the C-terminal being cytoplasmic. The LWS pigment has a maximum absorption of about 564nm, with an absorption range of around 500-570 nm. This opsin is known as the red opsin because it is the most sensitive to red light out of the three cone opsin types, not because its peak sensitivity is for red light.
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ARP wardens had the task of patrolling the streets during blackout, to ensure that no light was visible. If a light was spotted, the warden would alert the person/people responsible by shouting something like "Put that light out!". They could report persistent offenders to the local police. During the seven-month Phoney War period following the outbreak of war in September 1939, ARP wardens mainly offered advice, issued gas masks and air raid shelters (such as the external Anderson and internal Morrison shelter) and enforced the blackout.
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Don Heckman wrote in the Los Angeles Times (February 2, 1995) about "the importance of bassist Charles Ables and drummer Steve Williams to Horn's sound. Working with boundless subtlety, following her every spontaneous twist and turn, they were the ideal accompanists for a performer who clearly will tolerate nothing less than perfection". Her albums Here's to Life, Light Out of Darkness (A Tribute to Ray Charles) and I Love You, Paris all reached number one on the Billboard jazz charts."Jazz star Shirley Horn dies at 71", BBC News, October 22, 2005.
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During the War of 1812, the British forces landed on the island and told the keeper's wife, Thankful Stone, that they had nothing to fear as long as they kept the light burning. Later, the keeper, Solomon Stone, had to put the light out per order of the New London customs inspector. The British threatened to blow up the lighthouse and Stone got an order to relight the lighthouse. In 2008, the generator house for the light was renovated to be a summer house for the United States Fish and Wildlife Service interns who study the endangered roseate terns.
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Fletcher and Flett also discovered, managed and published Chris de Burgh. In 1975, Fletcher, former Onyx guitarist Al Hodge and John Hodkinson formed the soft rock trio Rogue, who released several singles, including "Cool Clear Air", "Lay Me Down", "Lady Put the Light Out", "Too Much Too Soon", "One to One", and "Borderline", and three albums. Their song "Fallen Angel" was a No. 12 hit in the Netherlands in January 1976; Frankie Valli's recording went to No. 11 in the UK Singles Chart in May 1976, before being featured in the Broadway show Jersey Boys. The band disbanded in 1979.
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The Green Student Council does not just organise activities, they also encourage the public to participate in environmental protection activities through the internet. For example, # It encouraged the public to participate in the light out activity on 8 August, requiring participants to turn off the lights for 3 minutes since 8pm. # In May 2006, it encouraged the public to be the "butterfly army" organised by the Green Power to learn more about butterflies and the natural environment in Hong Kong . # The Green Student Council also encouraged the public to take part in an energy saving competition on 19 May.
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The motto was the Latin "Ex Terra Lucem". A literal translation would be "From the Ground, Light" whilst more descriptive translations might be "Light out of the earth" or "Out of the earth comes light". The phrase refers to both the abundant and winnable coal resources (which can be burnt, to produce "light") in addition to their use in local industry such as Glass (through which light passes). The motto of the town and larger borough was changed in 1974 to "PROSPERITAS IN EXCELSIS" ("Success in the highest"or "Flourishing well"), which is included on the arms of the Metropolitan borough Council.
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Although Michelle declines because of stage fright, she eventually auditions where she shows she has an aptitude for singing, and eventually gets the lead role alongside Maxxie. During a kissing scene during rehearsal between Maxxie, Sketch – Maxxie's stalker – puts Michelle's life into danger when she purposely drops a heavy stage light out of jealousy. Later at a costume fund- raising party for drama, Michelle wears a costume modeled on Princess Leia, only to be insulted by Abigail, who is also dressed as Leia. To make matters worse she came to the party with Tony, who is dressed as Luke Skywalker.
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Exhausted, the postman drops off by his huge mail bag. Raisa sits and watches him, transfixed. Saveliy jumps off and puts a handkerchief over his face, allegedly "to keep the light out of his eyes," but apparently in order to block the gaze of his witch of a wife, to her great chagrin. Full of premonitions, he wakes up the two men, but while the coachman insists they have to hurry, the young postman reckons they've missed the mail train already, and is succumbing to the soft voice of Raisa, imploring him to stay and have some tea.
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In the preface of his collection of architectural essays First and Last Loves he wrote In a BBC film made in 1968 but not broadcast at that time, Betjeman described the sound of Leeds to be of "Victorian buildings crashing to the ground". He went on to lambast John Poulson's British Railways House (now City House), saying how it blocked all the light out to City Square and was only a testament to money with no architectural merit. He also praised the architecture of Leeds Town Hall. In 1969 Betjeman contributed the foreword to Derek Linstrum's Historic Architecture of Leeds.
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The Munising Rear Range Light works with the Munising Front Range Light to project a line of light out into Lake Superior in order to guide boats from the open lake into the safe harbor at Munising, Michigan. This harbor is a natural bay (thus providing protection from easterly or westerly storms) and sheltered on the north by Grand Island. Grand Island however provides a serious navigation hazard, and as boats navigate in the East Channel, there are several dangerous rock ledges that will sink the unwary captain. This pair of range lights replaced the ineffective Grand Island East Channel Light in 1905.
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In 1992, he played on Grammy Award winning jazz vocalist Shirley Horn's recording Light Out of Darkness (A Tribute to Ray Charles), which received 4/5 Stars on AllMusic. In 1997, Mitchell continued to play with free jazz icon and Coltrane drummer Rashied Ali, Billy Bang, Jason Lindner, Frank Lowe, Larry Goldings amongst others. He currently plays and records with his own group as a leader as well as with the Sun Ra Arkestra. His debut CD as a leader, Tyler Mitchell – Live at Small's was released on the Small's LIVE record label in late 2012 and was an Editors' Pick in Downbeat Magazine in January 2013.
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Later, however, Won T. Tsang at Bell Laboratories succeeded in using MBE techniques in the late 1970s and early 1980s to demonstrate dramatic improvements in performance of quantum well lasers. Tsang showed that, when quantum wells are optimized, they have exceedingly low threshold current and very high efficiency in converting current-in to light-out, making them ideal for widespread use. The original 1975 demonstration of optically pumped quantum well lasers had threshold power density of 35 kW/cm2. Ultimately, it was found that the lowest practical threshold current density in any quantum well laser is 40 Amperes/cm2, a reduction of approximately 1,000x.
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The media reported that Bourque's Facebook account was filled with images and "occasionally jokey posts about the right to bear arms". The press reported that his social media contained anti-police posts as well. A post added to his Facebook page the day of the shooting contains a photo with a quote from Dave Chappelle, "You ever notice a cop will pull you over for a light out, but if your car is broke down they drive right past you?" He also tended to share images with slogans such as "Free Men Do Not Ask Permission to Bear Arms" and "Militia Is Only a Bad Word if You're a Tyrant".
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In Leonidas at Thermopylae, it is implied that the war is deeper than just the main figures in the foreground, with hundreds of other warriors in the battle too. In the foreground, we see that chaos has broken out and the army seems to be in shambles, while the leader of the army remains calm as the war progresses around him. The emphasized man in the center, presumably Leonidas, instantly draws the viewers’ eyes to him. Not only is Leonidas more bathed in light out of any of the partly shadowed figures in the painting, he also has the most static pose while almost everyone else is in motion.
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It is this wonderment of the seer that sets in train his deep probing inquiry bordering on the mystic, which yet again to Kassner becomes manifest when poetry affiliates to philosophy. It is his vision, his Anschauung that gives his works an intensity and luminosity. For as Kassner himself said "I should regard every line of my work suspect... if the knowledge and the feeling desert me that any enlightenment of man from them must work like a physical light; out of this desire arose the form, style and the language of the whole work". His works present a distinctive way of seeing, totally different from the current empirical methods of the social sciences.
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The group has received praise from music blogs such as BrooklynVegan, Vice/Thump, Idolator and Stereogum. In 2014, Urban Cone collaborated with Porter Robinson on his song "Lionhearted". Their next single, "Sadness Disease" was released on October 7 and described by Billboard as “uplifting at first, but the lyrics are an even deeper dive into sadness, loneliness and exhaustion”. “We write music in an attempt to create sunshine. It’s a reactionary impulse to create light out of the darkness. If you listen to the lyrics, they’re quite dark. It’s serious music that’s made for dancing,” Flyckt said of the song. Urban Cone released their second album, Polaroid Memories, on April 29, 2015.
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Alexander Kohut published a monograph on this work, giving some extracts, under the title "Light of Shade and Lamp of Wisdom" (New York, 1894). This title is given by Kohut as the translation of the Arabic title, though "Light out of Darkness" would be a more fitting translation, since Nethanel's introduction shows that his object was to comment on the obscure passages so as to make sure that their meanings should not escape the student. Nethanel began his work on the 15th of Tammuz, 1640 of the Seleucidan era (June 23, 1328). Its references to Al-Yemen, San‘a’, and Aden make it appear probable that he wrote it in Yemen, although Steinschneider doubts this.
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Taken Out is primarily a studio-based show, with limited amounts of location-based material, that involves a single person who is introduced to thirty single people of the opposite sex which were revealed to them in the Taken Out arena. The show is split into two sections: The initial selection in the studio, and the two stage date. During the course of the game, the host presents information and videos about the single person and based upon this information, the thirty people periodically decide independently, if they should 'leave their light on' and stay in the game with the chance to date the single person or to 'turn their light out' and exclude themselves from the chance to date the person.
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In late November 2010, a representative of the government of Ecuador made what was, apparently, an unsolicited public offer to Julian Assange to establish residency in Ecuador. Deputy Foreign Minister Kinto Lucas stated "we are going to invite him to come to Ecuador so he can freely present the information he possesses and all the documentation, not just on the Internet, but in various public forums." Lucas went on to state his praise for WikiLeaks and Assange calling them "[people] who are constantly investigating and trying to get light out of the dark corners of [state] information." The following day, however, president Rafael Correa distanced his administration from the offer stating that Lucas had been speaking for himself and not on the government's behalf.
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Officers originally pulled Brancato over for having a rear brake light out and found he had an expired registration and no other papers for the vehicle. He gave police permission to look in a cigarette box, where they found four bags of heroin. He was charged with a seventh- degree Class A misdemeanor for criminal possession of a controlled substance. Six months later, on December 10, 2005, Brancato was arrested by the New York City Police Department (NYPD) in the Bronx for the murder of 28-year-old police officer Daniel Enchautegui, who was at home and off-duty at the time of his death. Enchautegui had served with the NYPD for three years and was assigned to the 40th Precinct in the Bronx.
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Platform, formerly known as City House and British Railways House, is a building over Leeds railway station that was built by Taylor Woodrow in 1962.British Railways Develops One Station for Leeds Railway Gazette 19 May 1967 page 369Unpopular Leeds landmark City House set for 'striking' redesignYorkshire Evening Post 18 August 2008 The buildings were, like many other railway buildings in the UK, designed by the later-derided architect John Poulson who nearby designed the Leeds International Pool. Upon its construction it was famously lambasted by the poet John Betjeman, who said that the building blocked all the light out of City Square and was only a testament to money, having no architectural merit. He made similar criticism in 1968.
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The Home Office had foreseen that communications would become difficult in the event of an air raid when it was likely that telephone communications would be cut either by wires coming down, by a power failure or where a telephone link could not be established. Civil Defence committees set up their own messenger services in 1939, in some cases pressing entire troops of Boy Scouts into service. This enthusiasm had to be tempered at the prospect of boys, and in some cases girls, of 14 out riding bikes with bombs flying around. A UK wide scheme was then set up in 1941 for volunteers over 18 – those under 18 were used post raid only.Put That Light Out – Britain’s civil defence services at War – (1939 – 1945) Mike Brown – Sutton Publishing Ltd.
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Sykes expanded on the idea of contrast in the song, which he revealed was originally intended to reflect different stages of the experience of using recreational drugs. Lyrically, "Doomed" represents the main theme of the album of "finding light out of the dark and the contrast between the two", as well as the concept of nihilism. Elaborating on this in a track-by-track commentary for Spotify, Sykes revealed that the song is "about how most of the time my life feels like this unmanageable monster that I can't keep at bay", with the first half representing the "self-destructive, nihilistic side" of him and the second outlining him "getting a second chance". It was always intended to be the first song on the album, in order to portray to listeners the change in style from the band's previous releases.
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Within 18 months of the location being selected, the Sugarloaf Point Lightstation was complete and, on 1 December 1875, the lantern and 1st Order sixteen panel optic (sent from Messrs Chance Bros in Birmingham, England) was lit for the first time. Standing above the sea, the tower shone its 50,000 candela white flashing light out into the night. The original lens, still present, is a first order Chance Bros. sixteen-panel Fresnel lens dioptric. The original light source was a kerosene lamp with a light intensity of 122,000 cd. This was upgraded in April 1923 to a carbide lamp with an intensity of 174,000 cd. In June 1966 the light was converted to electricity and the intensity raised to 1,000,000 cd. and automated in 1987, though a caretaker remained on the site until 2006–2007, when the residence was renovated to be used for tourist accommodations.
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This association between span size and leftward refixation could arise from a greater need for the refreshment of information in working memory. Furneax & Land (1999) found that professional pianists' spans are significantly larger than those of amateurs. The time index was significantly affected by the performance tempo: when fast tempos were imposed on performance, all participants showed a reduction in the time index (to about 0.7 s), and slow tempos increased the time index (to about 1.3 s). This means that the length of time that information is stored in the buffer is related to performance tempo rather than ability, but that professionals can fit more information into their buffers.Furneax S & Land MF (1999) The effects of skill on the eye-hand span during musical sight-reading, Proceedings: Biological Sciences, 266, 2435–40 Sloboda (1974, 1977) cleverly applied Levin & Kaplin's (1970) 'light-out' method in an experiment designed to measure the size of the span in music reading.
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The intensity of the light was increased by a large (first-order) optic by Cookson & Co., combining a main dioptric fixed lens with upper and lower tiers of catoptric mirrors. On 25 April 1843, lighting was upgraded to improve visibility from Sandy Bay, and in 1854, the lighthouse had a reported visibility of . Repairs and alterations were made to the lighthouse in 1863-64 by engineer Henry Norris, when the single-wick lamp was replaced with a Chance Brothers four- wick burner, and a new, much-improved optic was provided (a first-order fixed catadioptric, also by Chance Brothers). The improvements included provision of a red arc of light over the hazardous Pearl Rock region: in order to maintain the intensity of the red light out as far as Pearl Rock (which was 6 miles away), 9-foot high vertical reflecting prisms were used to redirect light from the landward side (where it would otherwise be wasted) back through the red sector.
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Other Presley recordings followed, including "Wonderful World", the opening song in the film, Live a Little, Love a Little and "Just Pretend", featured in That's The Way It Is. Fletcher and Flett's first UK Top 10 success was with The Hollies' "I Can't Tell the Bottom from the Top" (1970), and they also had hits with songs performed by Cliff Richard, "With the Eyes of a Child", "Sing a Song of Freedom", "Baby You're Dynamite" and "Power to All Our Friends", which was the UK entry for the 1973 Eurovision Song Contest, achieving third place. Their greatest international success was with "Save Me", a No. 6 hit on the Billboard Hot Country Singles & Tracks chart, when released in 1983 by Louise Mandrell. "Save Me" was also a Billboard Hot 100 entry for American stars Donna McDaniel and Merrilee Rush in 1977 and was recorded by Helen Reddy for her 1981 album Play Me Out. Fletcher and Flett also wrote hits for Ray Charles ("Is There Anyone Out There"), Tom Jones and Joe Cocker ("Lady Put the Light Out") and the Bay City Rollers ("Dedication").
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The New York Islanders' Bryan Trottier admitted to sleeping with the Cup (as have, apparently, dozens of players). In 1987, the Edmonton Oilers' Mark Messier took it to his favourite club in his hometown of St. Albert, Alberta, and let fans drink out of it. It wound up slightly bent in various places for unknown reasons. It was repaired at a local automotive shop, and shipped back to the Hockey Hall of Fame. The 1991 Pittsburgh Penguins and 1993 Montreal Canadiens decided to test its buoyancy by tossing it into Mario Lemieux's and Patrick Roy's respective pools ("The Stanley Cup"--noted then–Canadiens captain Guy Carbonneau--"does not float."). Dominik Hašek had his 2002 visit with the Cup cut short for doing the same. After the parade in their honor in 1994, members of the New York Rangers, including Mike Richter, took the cup to McSorley's Old Ale House, locked the doors, and for 45 minutes allowed the patrons to hoist it above their heads and drink McSorley's Dark and Light out of it. The New York Post reported the next day that the cup was taken back by the league for "repairs" to its base.
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