" Lewinsky says she told Starr that "though I wish I had made different choices back then, I wish that you and your office had made different choices, too.
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"They haven't innovated since the iPhone 26, they've made different colors, they've made different sizes, but they haven't made anything that's world breaking," Dan Collins, chief executive of CCO Global, told CNBC Wednesday.
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Others have made different gestures, such as raising their fists.
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Do you wish you made different choices while on the show?
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And they're made different still, more unique, by the artifacts they receive.
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In part, that's because humans and computers made different kinds of mistakes.
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History could have turned out differently if people had made different decisions.
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There were all kinds of different pictures that were made, different visions.
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You'll see what the results might have been had we made different choices.
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And they waited, over six weeks, to see if shoppers made different decisions.
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Had we known in 2017 what would ensue, we would have made different decisions.
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"I would have made different choices, but I'm too close to it," says Kinsella.
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And be able to appreciate that other people made different choices without feeling bad.
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As Americans moved, they picked their communities, and Republicans and Democrats made different choices.
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Perhaps the generals would have made different decisions if they were on the battlefield themselves.
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Well, we have sort of made different brackets as to what you're obliged to do.
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Had I been older and married and with children, I might have made different decisions.
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China has made different investments in Greece, including in energy and the real estate markets.
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"I believe if you had made different decisions, Annabelle would still be here," Oda said.
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"I could have made different choices in the singles today," South African Els told reporters.
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We'll never know how these games would have turned out had the managers made different decisions.
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BuzzFeed notes that various courts have made different rulings on Title VII as recently as December.
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The revision history allows you to see who made different changes and when they were made.
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Or, recognize that you and your pal made different choices that have led to different lives.
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Why do you think the writer might have made different choices about its use in this piece?
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Those fears would therefore change over time as events made different groups seem more or less threatening.
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That way you can see who made different edits to a document at what point of the process.
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"Obviously, had we known that that was going to happen, we would have made different decisions," DeSantis added.
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I say it's me, but if I didn't know what I wanted to do and if I made different decisions.
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If only I had been strong enough to think of it this way, maybe I could have made different choices.
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"I think at Xbox previously, the leadership had made different decisions," he told Mashable following Microsoft's E3 2016 press conference.
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Many people made different choices since then, which is fine, but I didn't want to feel beholden to those choices.
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And even though we had a process, we realized that process can be better and we made different changes there.
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If I had known about it sooner, I likely would have made different financial decisions, especially around my student loans.
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Dingle has made different bodies of work using found materials, ranging from a gumball machine to sepia-toned photographs of children.
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Their pain is magnified by the popular implication that they could have avoided attack if they had made different wardrobe choices.
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I made different filters in different sizes, and presented the idea to Tabacos de Filipinas who had an office in Barcelona.
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I did in my first playthrough—but not in the second, as I made different choices during that palace grooming scene.
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If the producers of this season's new time-traveling series had owned actual time machines, they might have made different choices.
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I feel an incredible amount of regret that I was not a stronger person when I was 17 and made different choices.
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And those countries have made different choices about how much they want to push against those forces through a variety of programs.
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So my grandfather, my father and myself we obviously signed a lot of laws that we thought we would have made different.
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And the fact that election administration is so dispersed means that one county may have made different preparations than another, creating uneven access.
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As it has with other cutting-edge technologies, like artificial intelligence, the Chinese government has made different kinds of quantum research a priority.
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I would have made different decisions with my student loans, had I known soonerI wish I had had this thinking from the start.
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"All interesting choices that made different statements based largely on personality, geography and the message they were sending to the other champions," Player said.
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"If I was thinking about the audience's reaction and if I knew what that was, then I would have probably made different choices," she said.
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Before making this film, we have both been involved—on a personal level and as filmmakers—with migration and made different works surrounding this theme.
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"I think if you made different point opportunities, you'd see different skaters come forward so it's not just that a sloppy programme with quads always wins," he said.
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But they made different choices when it came time to deliver their babies, and the diverging paths they took offer an intriguing look at Australia's hybrid health system.
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If McGahn had made different decisions than he did -- especially on that day in June 2017 --Trump's time in the White House might be looking very, very different today.
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So, too, are the characters in his latest: hesitant, overanalytical in mind, self-editing of speech, wracked by the possibility of alternate futures in which they made different decisions.
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George Barrett — Cardinal Health's executive chairman — said he wished the company had made different decisions in regard to two pharmacies in West Virginia situated in areas with small populations.
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He has also made different versions of the stripes tailored to represent warming trends in particular cities and countries, giving different parts of the world their own unique local climate barcodes.
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Amy works for a tech prodigy who has invented an algorithm that allows people to see their "multiverses"—how their lives might have played out if they had made different choices.
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Berkeley's economists made different choices about how they looked at the city, examining mostly counties outside Washington state that are somewhat similar to Seattle when it comes to metrics like population.
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She said it was important to bust a myth that men had more expertise because they were men and see women ministers brought fresh perspectives and often made different decisions to men.
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"We'll look at the choices you've made and match you with a mix of people, some of whom have made the same choices, some of whom have made different choices," Mehta says.
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Imagine a season of Game of Thrones that is wildly different from the season your best friend is watching, because you made different choices three seasons earlier, leading different characters to their deaths.
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She went to Oaxaca City alone, and then on to Guadalajara for a 10-day stay, where she was exposed to the work of a potter who made different forms, including flower vases.
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"The scholarship is not a reward but a lifelong investment in the life of a girl, we are also not condemning those who've made different choices because we accommodate them in other scholarships," she said.
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In late December, Morrison apologized for going on vacation in Hawaii with his family amid the bushfire crisis, saying that with the "benefit of hindsight we would have made different decisions," according to The Sydney Morning Herald.
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He was an engineer at Google who wrote this memo that was very controversial, that made different assertions ... Google allows people to put things on these different ... they have many, many platforms for communication, way too many, actually.
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Their conclusion: Parents made different choices when their children had birthright citizenship; they were more likely to enroll their children in preschool, more likely to give them access to higher education, and more likely to learn German themselves.
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The federal disaster agency says in court papers filed Friday that it&aposs not fair to compare the three responses to the hurricanes because the governors of the two states and territory made different requests for assistance from FEMA.
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"We made different assumptions, because we didn't think these kinds of assumptions were realistic," said Linda Blumberg, a health economist at the Urban Institute, whose detailed assessment of Medicare for all found it would require $703 trillion in added federal spending.
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Given this lack of verification, physicists proposed alternative theories of gravity; ones which made predictions identical to general relativity for distances up to the size of the solar system, but made different predictions for bigger objects like galaxies and even clusters of galaxies.
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And while there are many things we could have done differently, it's also become clear that the market for venture financing has changed and there is now a higher bar for profitability—one that we might have met had we made different decisions early on.
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To make their hack, the guys used PubNub's API to trigger actions based on colors shown to the device's camera — meaning that the car made different sounds on a red, yellow or black service — with a HTML page showing lap times on the race track they built.
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In a different world, one where we made different choices about how to construct and pay for the web in the early days, the online tradeoffs we've all agreed to would seem as bizarre as Amazon Go cameras tracking our every move in a grocery store.
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"We did internet searches for two weeks trying to find packaging companies that made different pizza boxes and there really wasn't very much out there, they're almost all made by a small select group of companies that just repeat the same ideas over and over again," Garden explains.
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CALLAN: OBVIOUSLY THAT'S SORT OF THE QUESTION FOR ME, AND IT'S HARD TO SAY NOW FOR THOSE KINDS OF BIG DECISIONS THAT I WISH THEY'D HAPPENED DIFFERENTLY OR I MADE DIFFERENT DECISIONS, BECAUSE IT'S LED ME TO WHERE I AM, AND WHERE I AM IS A GREAT PLACE AT THIS POINT.
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"We did internet searches for two weeks trying to find packaging companies that made different pizza boxes and there really wasn't very much out there, they're almost all made by a small select group of companies that just repeat the same ideas over and over again," he told me back in September.
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For a domestic example, just think of the myth of "acting white" — white Americans attempting to explain why black Americans do less well in school by speculating that black Americans simply have different values and have made different choices; that they are the ones who have decided they cannot be both well-educated and black.
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That's the really core part of the values enabling people to discuss, so he wrote a memo, which I think has been well-understood by your users, where he made different assertions in terms of women's capabilities in tech, and why they were less likely to be successful in tech and to be leaders in tech.
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"If you told me in summer 2017 there was going to be an explosion in youth use of e-cigarette products over the course of 2018, I would have made different decisions in 2017," Gottlieb said Wednesday, adding that the agency "immediately pivoted" and "moved quickly" when it saw data proving the surge in teen vaping.
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Mattanur was a Municipal Town after 1995. The first chairman was Shri N. Mukundan Master. Therefore, he is known as the forefather of Mattanur Nagara. He made different plans and farms to Mattanur Municipality.
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Local variations of cults made different requirements. Normally, goddesses had priestesses and gods priests. The virgin goddess Artemis was, for example, served by young virgins, while Hera, goddess of marriage, was served by adult married women.
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Some regional sections made different indications, notably in Veneto and Lazio in favour of the Union of the Centre, in Lombardy in favour of The People of Freedom and in Sicily in favour of the Movement for Autonomy.
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Niltara Films has made different kinds of Short films and got many awards. Their most remarkable Project is Joker (Short Film -2019), The Stranger (short film – 2020). And their upcoming short film is Laxmi The Curse. It will be released in 2021.
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Guimard made different designs of above-ground entrances ranging from grand steel and glass pavilions to the most common type of entrance, a small railing, two lamps, and a sign saying Metropolitain. By 1904, 141 stations were completed, most of which were the most famous type of entrance.
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It is called Chicken "bog" because the chicken gets bogged down in the rice. Loris, South Carolina celebrates an annual festival called the "Loris Bog-Off". Chicken bog is made different ways in different places, but it is perhaps found most often in the Pee Dee and Lowcountry regions of South Carolina.
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Psychological Anthropology has been interwoven with anthropology since the beginning. Wilhelm Wundt was a German psychologist and pioneer in folk psychology. His objectives were to form psychological explanations using the reports of ethnologists. He made different contracting stages such as the 'totemic' stage, the 'age of heroes and gods', and the 'enlightened age of humanity'.
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Whether I'm writing mainstream lit or fantasy or science > fiction, I keep coming back to the war in Sri Lanka. I keep thinking about > the life I would have had, if my parents had made different choices. If we > had stayed there, and been killed in the riots. If I had gotten on that > plane.
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Jaggi built the first model of Algae Mobile, a device that converts carbon dioxide emitted from a car into oxygen, in 2008. He got the idea of building the device when he was learning to drive. In 2009, he filed a patent for it, which was approved in 2013. Since 2009, he has made different models of Algae Mobile.
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Dr. Chiaramoni has numerous publications in international journals. She made different courses Stand-Up and script workshop. She participated as a comedian Stand up-Eros (Complejo La Plaza) and as a producer and actor in "A Touch of Evil" in Absinth, Comedy Club. Nadia currently presents a weekly in-person "Positive Mind" in Absinth, La Casa de la Comedia.
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Filipinos created their own dish called pancit; this idea continued into creating a vast variety of different types of pancit. They made it into soup dishes such as miki or sotanghon. They took the pancit dish and made different versions of it based on the ingredients. There was a seafood version of it, a cheaper version of it.
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These low frequency bioelectric fields are produced from a dipole like orientation in the body of the fish when detected from a farther distance. The current will flow from negative to positive. Using electrodes, Hopkins made different orientations of electric fields to test how fish navigate. He aligned the field radially, tangentially, and at a 45-degree geometry orientation.
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Alkaitis is sentenced to 172 years in prison, where he dreams of a "counter-life" in which he made different choices. He is often haunted by the people he defrauded. Vincent changes her identity and is happy working as a cook on a shipping freighter. She disappears from the ship in the midst of a storm.
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Circus Bassie & Adriaan Circus Bassie & Adriaan was a large Dutch circus that had made different tours through the Netherlands and Belgium. It has been touring in the periods 1980-1982 and 1985-1989. The directors of the circus were Bassie & Adriaan (Bas van Toor and Aad van Toor), a Dutch artist duo between 1976 and 2003. Bassie is a clown and Adriaan acrobat.
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In the 1960s, the CSIRO were intensively studying Australian raven populations and their relationship to lambing and sheep in southeastern Australia. It became evident that there was a smaller species of raven living alongside the Australian raven. These birds lived in smaller trees, had smaller throat hackles and lacked the bare skin of their larger relative. They were also nomadic and made different calls.
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Elena Ghiba Birta wrote her testament one year before her death, through which she made different donations. One of them was of 48,000 florins, for a foundation in her name. Out of that 12 scholarships were given annually, to students with less income, but deserving. Her name will always be remembered as a person whom helped students who were unable to pay for their studies.
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Odoardo Beccari subsumed this taxon as a variety under B. capitata in 1916 (as B. capitata var. odorata) along with a number of other taxa such as Cocos pulposa, C. elegantissima, C. erythrospatha and C. lilaceiflora, which he all made different varieties of B. capitata. He also named two new taxa as varieties of B. capitata: B. capitata var. subglobosa and B. capitata var. virescens.
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Discovery Zone (DZ) was a chain of entertainment facilities featuring games and elaborate indoor mazes designed for young children, including roller slides, climbing play structures and ball pits. It also featured arcade games. There was also a talking robot character named Z-Bop, who was the chain's mascot. Other than interacting with the children, there were certain buttons on Z-Bop that they could push, which made different sounds.
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Each band took 150 for their respective jaunts down under and made different packaging. In June 2011 the band's second LP titled "Like Shadows" was released on No Idea Records. In August 2015, a split 8" with Italian band Raein was released on No Idea Records. Pierce and Skelly continue to play together in indie/shoegaze band Kindling, who have a 12" forthcoming in Fall 2015 on No Idea Records.
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Freddy Krueger made different appearances in Robot Chicken voiced by Seth Green. In the episode "That Hurts Me", Freddy appears as a housemate of "Horror Movie Big Brother", alongside other famous slasher movie killers such as Michael Myers, Jason Voorhees, Leatherface, Pinhead and Ghostface. Freddy's first video game appearance was in the 1989 NES game A Nightmare on Elm Street. The game was published by LJN Toys and developed by Rare.
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Licinius II was made consul in 319. His colleague was his uncle Constantine. In 321, the relationship between the two augusti had worsened and each made different nominations for the consulship: Licinius II was made consul for the second time with his father in the east, but Constantine and Crispus held the office in the west (see: list of Roman consuls). Licinius's quinquennalia was celebrated on the 1 March 321.
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Piaget "was intrigued by the fact that children of different ages made different kinds of mistakes while solving problems". He also believed that children are not like "little adults" who may know less; children just think and speak differently. By Piaget thinking that children have great cognitive abilities, he came up with four different cognitive development stages, which he put out into testing. Within those four stages he managed to group them with different ages.
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Schwarzer Einser, the first German stamp issued by Bavaria in 1849 Johann Peter Haseney (1812, Mehlis, Saxe-Gotha-Altenburg – 1869, Munich) was a German engraver. Haseney came to Munich in his young years, where he worked as an engraver with the Seitz company. There he made different designs for stamps. He engraved the first German stamp, the One Kreuzer black (Schwarzer Einser) in the Kingdom of Bavaria, issued on November 1, 1849.
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It was founded in 1862 by production engineer Fyodor Gregorevich Donat as a Joint Stock Company in the Russian Empire. It was mainly a mechanical plant and made different metal structures. For a short period of time (1889-1924), the plant was named "Kiev Machine-Building Plant" and in 1924, it was renamed to Leninska Kuznia. In 1928, by the Decree of Supreme Soviet Union Leninska Kuznia was made into a shipyard.
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The political and economical consolidation of Austro-Hungarian Compromise of 1867 made different industries develop faster and urged the inflow of western capital for the investments in railways, shipping and the mining industry. Machinery manufacturing, sugar, alcohol and textile industries developed quickly. It was necessary to create an educational background for these fields. József Eötvös, Ministry of Education in Batthyány government, recognised the importance of this plan and encouraged the founding of an industrial school.
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Zinag is an alloy of three metallic materials (zinc, aluminium and silver), the composition of the alloy gives excellent mechanical and anticorrosive properties, this is an alloy of low density that can be used for many process such as automotive area, medical, aerospace, construction industry, etc., the silver gives the superplasticity which makes this alloy can be deformed without losing its mechanical properties. With this alloy can be made different process such as: Zinagizado, Metal Foams.
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Although the Equal Pay Act made different pay rates illegal, New Zealand has a persistent pay gap. In 2011 the Human Rights Commission (HRC) described it as "a systemic and enduring inequality for women."Human Rights Commission Tracking Equality at Work (June 2011) at 28. From 2000-2008 the gender pay gap consistently sat between 12 and 14%.Ministry for Women "Gender pay gap" Since 2009 it has reduced steadily, and in 2018 stood at 9.2%.
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Sep Ruf steel-tube chair and table 1949 Sep Ruf sideboard for Ludwig Erhard in the design museum of the Pinakothek der Moderne Munich Beneath his architectural works he designed a large schedule of furniture. He designed for every house he built and he made different works, belonging to the house and to the inhabitants. He used every material and worked with wood, glass and chrome. He made steel-tube furniture as well as lamps with basketwork.
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The game features patterned sounds to represent speech. This was somewhat revolutionary at the time as most other games used the same repeating tones to represent speech. Initially there were five sounds used that would play alternately depending on the letters in the dialogue, but this variation made the speech sound too much like music. The speed of the text was made different between characters after Yoshimiru spoke with a programmer who said it was possible to sync the text and speech sound.
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Some participants viewed the conversation while facing Actor One, such that they were unable to see the front of Actor Two, while other participants viewed the conversation while facing Actor Two, obstructed from the front of Actor One. Following the conversation, participants were asked to make attributions about the conversationalists. Storms found that participants ascribed more causal influence to the person they were looking at. Thus, participants made different attributions about people depending on the information they had access to.
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" He went on, though, to address the three dissenting opinions, primarily one by Nathan L. Hecht alleging that the court majority's members had disregarded legislative intent in favor of their personal ideologies. Gonzales's opinion dealt mostly with how to establish legislative intent. He wrote, "We take the words of the statute as the surest guide to legislative intent. Once we discern the Legislature's intent we must put it into effect, even if we ourselves might have made different policy choices.
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In the 1990s, he published at Sons d'África and released some discs made by Cape Verdean musicians. In 1996, he formed a part of a group of employees that began broadcasting Rádio Nacional de Cabo Verde in 1997 which merged into Radiotelevisão Cabo-verdiana. During these years, he took part in public radio and thought of all works in political, cultural and social areas. He started a radio activity at a religious radio station: Rádio Nova - Emissora Cristã de Cabo Verde in 1993 and made different programs.
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HTC Corporation made different models for each operator. During early 2012, HTC lost much of this U.S. market share due to increased competition from Apple and Samsung. According to analyst firm comScore, HTC only accounted for 9.3% of the United States smartphone market as of February 2013. In light of the company's decrease in prominence, Chief Executive Peter Chou had informed executives that he would step down if the company's newest flagship phone, the 2013 HTC One, had failed to generate impressive sales results.
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Bechdel states that her motivation for writing Fun Home was to reflect on why things turned out the way they did in her life. She reflects on her father's untimely death and whether Alison would have made different choices if she were in his position. This motivation is present throughout as she contrasts Bruce's artifice in hiding things with Alison's free and open self. The process of writing Fun Home required many references to literary works and archives to both accurately write and draw the scenes.
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The indigenous people of the island on which Columbus first landed called it "Guanahani." Samana Cay was first proposed to be Guanahani by Gustavus Fox in 1882, but the predominant theory gives the honour to San Salvador Island.William D. Phillips Jr., 'Columbus, Christopher', in David Buisseret (ed.), The Oxford Companion to World Exploration, (Oxford: Oxford University Press, online edition 2012). However, in 1986, Joseph Judge of National Geographic Magazine made different calculations based on extracts from Columbus's logs and argued for Samana Cay as the location, but his methodology has also been criticised.
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Each of the suspects had made different errors in time and place about the jogger attack in their confessions, with most placing it near the reservoir. None of the five said that he had raped the jogger, but each confessed to having been an accomplice to the rape. Each youth said that he had only helped restrain the jogger, or touched her, while one or more others had raped her. Their confessions varied as to who they identified as having participated in the rape, including naming several youths who were never charged.
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Primera Revista de Historia Contemporánea on-line en castellano. Segunda Época, 183–210. Just as with the death toll from executions by the Nationalists during the Civil War, historians have made different estimations the victims of the White Terror after the war. Stanley Payne estimates 30,000 executions following the end of the war. Recent searches conducted with parallel excavations of mass graves in Spain (in particular by the Association for the Recovery of Historical Memory, ARMH) estimate that the total of people executed after the war arrive at a number between 15,000 and 35,000.
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This is initiated by an electronically actuated oil spool valve, which sends oil pressure to the lifter actuators, which then move the engagement pins into place above the valve stem, allowing the remaining two valves to open. This design allows for variable valve timing as well, since the cam lobe profiles can be made different. After much criticism of the abruptness of power transition, Honda lowered the VTEC activation rpm threshold to 6,400 rpm in 2006. The VTEC disengages two cylinder valves when the engine speed drops again below 6,100 rpm.
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" The first performance of "In the South" was in March 1904. In July that year Elgar made different versions of the "Canto Popolare" section. These were variously for small orchestra, for piano and for various instrumental combinations. In August 1905 the song was reviewed in the London "Times": ::"Sir Edward Elgar is paying one of the penalties of popularity, and the adaptation of a theme from his overture "In the South" to Shelley's words beginning "As the moon's soft splendour" will very likely attain the success which the publishers, Messrs.
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Showed curiosity and support for Harm and Mac's will they/won't they relationship. In the 2003 Christmas episode, Turner met singer Varese Chestnut (Erica Gimpel), who he proceeded to date, although this seemed to only last a short while. Later in the season an Alternate history episode (titled "What if...") showed how the lives of the main cast would have been had they made different decisions. The big change for Turner was that he was retired from the navy and was acting as his fiancée's manager, his fiancée being Varese Chestnut.
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Some other portable graphical toolkits have made different design decisions; for example, wxWidgets uses the toolkits of the target platform for its implementations. ;Signals and slots: A language construct introduced in Qt for communication between objects which makes it easy to implement the observer pattern while avoiding boilerplate code. The concept is that GUI widgets can send signals containing event information which can be received by other controls using special functions known as slots. ;Metaobject compiler: The metaobject compiler, termed moc, is a tool that is run on the sources of a Qt program.
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Other schemes exist; for example, the types cut by the Didot family of punchcutters and typographers in France between the late 18th and early 19th centuries typically had an ascending 3 and 5, a form preserved in some later French typefaces. A few other typefaces used different arrangements. Sometimes the stress of the 0 is made different from a letter o in some way, although many fonts do not do this. High-quality typesetting generally prefers text figures in body text: they integrate better with lowercase letters and small capitals, unlike runs of lining figures.
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Whereas he holds that the concepts of good and value are logically prior to that of right, he gives right a more than instrumental significance. His idea of good owes more to Green than to the hedonistic utilitarians. "The ideal of human life is not the mere juxtaposition of distinct goods, but a whole in which each good is made different by the presence of others." Rashdall has been eclipsed as a moral philosopher by G. E. Moore, who advocated similar views in his earlier work Principia Ethica (1903).
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In their attempt to gain control of "the Pungwe River route, which was the main water way to and from Beira", the British South Africa Company imposed "a treaty on Mutasa on 14 September 1890". The treaty "provided that no one could possess land in Manyika except with the consent of the BSA Company".Bhila, p. 237. When it was signed the company invented its own "Greater Manyika", the western boundaries of which lay deep inside Portuguese territory; areas such as Mazoe and Maungwe, to which the company made different claims, were excluded.
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For the Australian Grand Prix, these were the super-soft, soft and medium compounds. With Pirelli providing every driver with two sets of tyres for the race (of which one must be used) and an additional one for the third part of qualifying, drivers were able to choose ten additional sets of tyres out of the three compounds available. Notably, Mercedes drivers Lewis Hamilton and Nico Rosberg made different choices, with Rosberg opting for an additional set of mediums instead of soft tyres. The two Manor drivers chose the most conservative way, taking on four sets each of the medium and soft compounds.
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Cinema can only provide the illusion through broken narrative, a famous example of this being the 1994 film Pulp Fiction. The film is ostensibly three short stories, which, upon closer inspection, are actually three sections of one story with the chronology broken up; Quentin Tarantino constructs the narrative without resorting to classic "flashback" techniques. An even more ambitious attempt at constructing a film based on non-linear narrative is Alain Resnais's 1993 French film Smoking/No Smoking. The plot contains parallel developments, playing on the idea of what might have happened had the characters made different choices.
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Germán Paoloski started in sports journalism in 1996, with Fernando Niembro and Marcelo Araujo in Radio La Red station for which he made different sports broadcasts. Since 1997 he covered the playing field in the football broadcasts of the Argentina national team for Telefe and since 2002 he was a commentator on the Telefe and Fox Sports. Between 1997 and 2005 he covered the playing field in soccer broadcasts for América TV, TyC Sports and Fútbol de Primera for Canal 13. From 2003 to 2009 he was the Television Presenter of Fútbol para todos broadcast by Fox Sports.
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At the time of the regrowing popularity of electro music in 1998, Music Instructor became an electro project, and released the album Electric City of Music Instructor with the singles "Super Sonic", "Rock Your Body", "Get Freaky" and "Electric City". The first three singles featured the German breakdance collective Flying Steps, and "Get Freaky" featured the German hip-hop band Lunatics. For "Get Freaky", a special single edit was made, different from the original song, and the character Abe from the Oddworld video games appeared in videos for both singles. "Super Sonic"'s single version was also slightly different from the album version.
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Emayla made different paintings, each of them representing a different song of the album. Almost all of the songs in the album have a painting that represent them. Biggest part of the album talks about the romantic kind of love, while the very last one, A Song For My Father, is a song that Emanuela dedicated to her father, when he died. It is a nostalgic song and she sings about all the things she could not say to him, since when he unexpectedly and prematurely died in Italy she was already living in Los Angeles and never had a chance to say "goodbye".
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Francesco Stella (1862-1940) was an Italian set designer, artist-painter, and decorator. Stella was born in Rome and studied art in his hometown under the guidance of teacher Luigi Alessandro Bazzani. He went to Argentina in 1897, and was hired to perform the wall decorations at the private residence of then President of the Republic, José Evaristo Uriburu. Later he decorated the churches of San Carlos and Our Lady of Sion, in Buenos Aires, and Our Lady of the Rosary (now Cathedral) in Santa Fe. Stella was noted as an artist who traveled, who made different art-works in Spain, Greece, and Egypt, etc.
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At the age of fifteen he appeared with the Philadelphia Orchestra under Eugene Ormandy and later with orchestras such as the Berlin Philharmonic, the Concertgebouw Orchestra in the Netherlands and various radio orchestras making different recordings of the violin repertoire. As a chamber musician, Lateiner's name is associated with those of Gocdfried Hoogeveen and Edith Grosz, to whom he was married and with whom he gave recitals throughout the world and made radio recordings in Europe. He taught at the Royal Conservatory in The Hague. Lateiner made different recordings as a soloist of violin concertos and recorded the sonatas and partitas by Johann Sebastian Bach.
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In the aftermath of the plane crash, the residents of Wisteria Lane reflect on what their lives might have been had they made different choices. Upon hearing the news of Karl's death, Susan contemplates the possibility of a life with her late ex-husband had they remained together. Instead of allowing Karl to walk out on their marriage, Susan envisions herself stopping Karl and requesting the two of them to reach a compromise, ultimately remaining together for the sake of their daughter, Julie. Susan begins the reparation of their marriage by prompting Karl to list all of the women that he had slept with during their marriage.
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This meeting resulted in the creation of the Thomas Miller mosaics. Miller also used his talents to copy the works of better known artists for collectors who either couldn't afford the originals or which because by their very nature were unavailable. For these commissions, the "copies" were always made different in some respect, either by a change in the size or color, or by the addition of some feature which only a side-by- side comparison of the original would reveal. This was an opportunity for Miller to study the style and technique of other artists, and served as an educational experience for him.
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The Time Squad organization is set up to ensure that history is maintained and the future protected. According to Larry 3000, "time is like a rope", and, as it is woven at one end, ages and gradually unravels and frays at the other. In the context of the show, this often means that historical figures have made different, sometimes anachronistic, choices in life, and as such will not be able to fulfill the role that history says they fulfilled. According to creator Dave Wasson, "We started by basically knowing what a guy did in history, then found the most outlandish way he could go wrong".
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For example, the Whale has a tiny throat because he swallowed a mariner, who tied a raft inside to block the whale from swallowing other men. The Camel has a hump given to him by a djinn as punishment for the camel's refusing to work (the hump allows the camel to work longer between times of eating). The Leopard's spots were painted by an Ethiopian (after the Ethiopian painted himself black). The Kangaroo gets its powerful hind legs, long tail and hopping gait after being chased all day by a dingo, sent by a minor god responding to the Kangaroo's request to be made different from all other animals.
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The track marks the point at which Haider (played by Shahid Kapoor) transforms from being conflicted and undecided to being committed to the idea of avenging the injustice meted out to his father. At the crux, Hamlet is a young prince grappling with the knowledge that his uncle and mother have conspired to kill his father. The song was made different from the regular song-and-dance routine, thus the choreography more of performance art than a dance number with Shahid Kapoor's angsty expressions and staccato dance steps. The track employs heavy use of violins and oud with the tune infused with Middle Eastern musical influences while retaining a folksy sound.
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A culture-based estimate gives the percentage of Mestizos as high as 90%.en el censo de 1930 el gobierno mexicano dejó de clasificar a la población del país en tres categorías raciales, blanco, mestizo e indígena, y adoptó una nueva clasificación étnica que distinguía a los hablantes de lenguas indígenas del resto de la población, es decir de los hablantes de español. Eugenio Derbez Mexican actor, comedian and filmmaker. The use of variated methods and criteria to quantify the number of Mestizos in Mexico is not new: Since several decades ago, many authors have analyzed colonial censuses data and have made different conjectures respecting the ethnic composition of the population of colonial Mexico/New Spain.
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Longacre produced a design for a Native American princess, which he made different from Gobrecht's Liberty design on the quarter eagle with a thinner and wider planchet. At the time, a female Native American was often used to represent America in art, and a depiction of Liberty as an Indian princess was in accord with contemporary practices. The chief engraver wrote to Mint Director Snowden that the three-dollar piece, which went into production in 1854, was the first time he had been allowed artistic freedom in designing a coin. The gold dollar was altered the same year to make the planchet both thinner and wider; Longacre modified his princess design for the gold dollar.
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Around 649 a new type was introduced, with the reverse bearing the name of Recceswinth, now associated with the throne of his father Chindasuinth. The reverse features a monogram of the mint's name in place of the usual facing portrait of Chindasuinth, and instead the obverse bears a bust in profile.MIB 1, 257, tavola 13, p. 446 After the death of Chindasuinth, the mints would not have had instructions regarding the style or designs of the new issues, and consequently made different choices: some returned to the type bearing two busts, one on each side, for example Cordova and Toledo, others, including Seville continued with the new design featuring a monogram and a profile bust.
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The number of songs included in En éxtasis was not the same in all the countries where it was released. This is due to the fact that, at the same time the album was being released, Thalía's most successful soap- opera, "María la del Barrio" ("Mary from the Block"), was being broadcast in all Latin America. Even though this contributed to expand Thalía's popularity throughout the Continent, it also made different people enjoy different songs. For example, the Brazilian version of the album features, as bonus tracks, a remixed version of the songs "Amándote" ("Loving you") and "Gracias a Dios" ("Thanks to God"), and the soundtrack from "María la del Barrio" ("Mary from the block").
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Articles 31A and Article 31B are added by the first constitutional amendment in 1951. Article 31B says that any acts and regulations included in the Ninth Schedule of the constitution by the Parliament can override the fundamental rights and such laws cannot be repealed or made void by the judiciary on the grounds of violating fundamental rights. Thus fundamental rights given in Part III are not equally applicable in each state /region and can be made different by making additions/deletions to Ninth Schedule by constitutional amendments. In 2007, the Supreme Court ruled that there could not be any blanket immunity from judicial review for the laws inserted in the Ninth Schedule.
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In 1929 and again in 1930 Harold Bell Lasseter (1880–1931) made different (and possibly conflicting) claims that either in 1911 or in 1897, he had discovered a rich gold deposit. On 14 October 1929 he wrote a letter to Kalgoorlie federal member, Albert Green, claiming to have discovered "a vast gold bearing reef in Central Australia" 18 years earlier and that it was located at the western edge of the MacDonnell Ranges. He made a similar claim to other officials and was interviewed by a commissioner and a geologist, however the government took no action to investigate the claim. It was revealed that from 1908 to 1913 Lasseter lived on a lease-hold farm near Tabulam.
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When it came to Ganta's first fight in the Carnival Corpse, Tamaki revealed to Ganta that he rigged the evidence at his trial and even tortures him by showing him footage of the different Carnival Corpse fights. While running Deadman Wonderland, Tamaki devoted much of his time with studying and experimenting with the Branch of Sin, invented the Worm Eater which he gave to the Undertakers to neutralize the Deadman's Branch of Sin, received funding from Major Aohi for the Forgeries, and made different plans to kill the Wretched Egg. Ultimately, Tamaki's schemes fall apart thanks to Ganta, his allies, and Makina. Tamaki and those present are then confronted by Toto (now a vessel of Rinichirō Hagire).
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He now took an uncharacteristically low-profile job as a head of casting with the Tobis Film company, where his principal tasks involved "preparatory work" for films produced by Emil Jannings. From 1941 Ihering was able to publish several actors' biographies in Germany. In 1942 he was summoned to Vienna to work with Lothar Müthel at the Burgtheater. Ihering's published work and his activities as a dramaturge during the Nazi years have damaged his reputation considerably. After the war ended in May 1945 he moved the focus of his work to the Soviet occupation zone (after 1949 the German Democratic Republic), attracting condemnation from some who made different choices: the theatre critic Hans Sahl wrote of him as "zweimal gleichgeschalteten Ihering" (loosely: "two times similarly connected Ihering").
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During the Leaders' Debates Harper repeatedly came under fire for lack of an economic plan in the current time of crisis and while campaigning, and for his lack of ability to explain how he would deal with the current crisis, merely repeating that Canada was unlikely to face such a crisis as he had made "different choices" than the US while in power without being able to explain what those different choices were, as all of his examples were immediately compared to practices done by the Bush administration, and insisted that Canadians "don't panic". In response to mounting pressure from the public, Harper announced on October 3 that he would reveal his party's platform, including economic matters, on October 7, one week before the election.
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The German Federal Bureau of Aircraft Accidents Investigation (BFU) opened an investigation into the accident, which was to take 3,005 days (over eight years) to complete. It found that a combination of factors caused the accident. Had the crew received the SIGMETs, the BFU considers it is likely that the crew would have realised that the thunderstorms were not isolated, but part of a system, and therefore made different decisions to those that they did. The METARs for both Tegel and Schönefeld airports showed CAVOK and NOSIG, the latter element was criticised by the BFU. At 17:50, this METAR was issued at Tegel Airport: EDDT 04001KT CAVOK 30/17 Q1002 A2959 0998 2947 NOSIG.METAR for Tegel Airport, wind from 040° at , Ceiling and Visibility OK, QNH 1002 HPa, current altimeter setting 29.59 in.
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440: "I hear that they are saying that the mystical blessing does not avail unto sanctification, if some of [the Eucharistic species] be left over to another day. They are utterly mad who say these things; for Christ is not made different, nor is His holy body changed, but the power of the blessing and the life-giving grace is uninterrupted in Him" (Jurgens §2139). And Tertullian, 211: "We take anxious care lest something of our Cup or Bread should fall upon the ground" (Jurgens §367). Pope Innocent III, 1208: "[H]owever honest, religious, holy, and prudent anyone may be, he cannot nor ought he to consecrate the Eucharist nor to perform the sacrifice of the altar unless he be a priest, regularly ordained by a visible and perceptible bishop" (Dz §424).
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During the 1950s and 1960s, she also made different recordings of early music for the lute, in solo or with singers (notably with the vocal ensembles of Philippe Caillard and Roger Blanchard, and with tenor Yves Tessier and soprano Chanterelle Lanza del Vasto for the records companies Erato Records, Ducretet-Thomson, Vega and ). In them, she displayed a very fine musical sensitivity. In 1955, she became a producer of radio broadcasts for French radio and subsequently for France Culture and France Musique. She first produced a series entitled Poète prends ton luth ("Poet, take your lute") in which she intervened as an instrumentalist. She then abandoned the instrument for "physiological reasons" (joint and back pain), as she confided to Olivier Germain-Thomas on the programme "For intérieur", for France culture, aired in 2005) to focus only on the broadcasts she now hosted.
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This seal was likely used as the family coat of arms, despite the fact that there are no authentic complete coat of arms with shield, helmet and crest. On the same subject other authors, like Ćiro Truhelka from 1914, and more recently Nada Grujić and Danko Zelić from 2010, and Amer Sulejmanagić from 2012, have different perspectives, from which they made different conclusions. Primarily, for them existence of the coat of arms (escutcheon, helmet and crest), created by Ratko Ivančić in 1427 and still visible at family palace in Dubrovnik, is not in dispute. Thus, according to Croatian archaeologist Ćiro Truhelka (1865–1942) and his study "Osvrt na sredovječne kulturne spomenike Bosne" from 1914, the Illyrian Armorials, according to its "ideological-propagandic message", used the red color in the coat of arms, instead of Radoslav Pavlović's coat of arms in Ragusa which used ultramarine.
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Through the help of other Yo-kai, USApyon and Hailey Anne complete a rocket and while Dr. Hughly is watching send it off into the stratosphere. Dr. Hughly then tells Hailey Anne that she is amazed at what she did, even after she has him put on the Yo-kai Watch U Prototype to see USApyon, but he must still build his own rocket, and he apparently cannot see USApyon at all. After USApyon runs off, realizing he's done his job in inspiring Dr. Hughly, Hailey Anne confronts the professor on why he lied about not being able to see USApyon, and he reveals he has been able to see Yo-kai all along and USApyon has successfully inspired him to make a rocket that will go into space, even if he no longer has his friend Chibi to go with him. ;Mr. Batham / Gatarou Gaman : :An old man that made different appearances on the show.
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From Spanish tradition puchero, Uruguayan puchero differs not much from others of the region, it is like a rough soup where dry ingredients are separated from the broth after cooked to make two separate preparations, a new soup that is first consumed, and later the soup all the other succulent ingredients are consumed with bread. A typical puchero may contain all type of cuts with bones, skirt steak, ossobucco, bacon, cabbage, sweet corn, rape, onions, celery, carrot, sweet potato, squash, and potatoes. All these ingredients cut in big pieces are cooked and served, with the broth are made different soups containing small noodles, rice or any cereal of predilection. It is usual that each commensal makes their puree on his dish with all the cooked vegetables that have been served, aligning it with oil if desired, and also to take off the caracu (bone marrow) from the ossobucco bone and spread it over pieced bread.
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Like other dive bars, such as Patrick "Burly" Bohan's The Doctor's, The Dump provided sleeping quarters, or "velvet rooms", for its customers. But while Bohan's place and others usually provided cots, Lee and Reynolds made different arrangements, as described by Herbert Asbury in The Gangs of New York (1928), by screwing "short iron stanchions into the floor about seven feet from the rear wall, and into the wall affixed an iron framework. From the latter to the stanchions was a net of coarse rope, and when a bum passed out from dope or the effects of whiskey and camphor, he was simply tossed into the net to sleep it off". Frequent police raids and the general improvement of economic conditions prior to World War I caused The Dump and many other longtime low Bowery dive bars, as well as the Bowery Bums themselves, to gradually disappear by the turn of the 20th century.
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