Goichi Suda, more affectionately known as Suda51, has a reputation.
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It's not their poncho liner or, as it's more affectionately known, their woobie.
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Sante thinks of the city more affectionately as 'the world capital of contradictions'.
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The SGC-250, more affectionately referred to as "Big Carl", is the world's largest crane.
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Now she is known as Private Stewart or, more affectionately, C. C. (for Cadet Candidate) Wimbledon.
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TYB (more affectionately known as "thank you, Bananas" for the storylines) consists of Hunter, Cory, and Nelson.
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The force is strong with the Child — or Baby Yoda, as the creature is more affectionately known.
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Built by researchers at the University of New Hampshire, the Bathymetric Explorer and Navigator is more affectionately called BEN.
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The trainer, who was more affectionately known as "Coach Alloway", had been battling the sickness for the past three months.
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Emmett, more affectionately known as "Bobo" by the people who loved him, had traveled to Mississippi from Chicago to visit his great-uncle.
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The legendary empanadas were passed into the hands of Serena's grandmother, aunt, and mom by Lily's nanny (more affectionately known as her second mother), Lelia.
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SGC-250, more affectionately referred to as "Big Carl", is the world's largest crane, and it's now working on its first project: a nuclear plant.
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When I used to watch The Simpsons, I thought Apu was at least more affectionately intended than Peter Sellers's brown-face character in the movie The Party.
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Lafayette, as he is more affectionately known to Americans, became the fifth of seven foreign born individuals conferred honorary citizenship in the entire history of the United States.
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By contrast, Hillary Clinton's husband is more affectionately known to his fans as "the big dog"—a phrase suggesting a tolerance for his foibles, a courtesy rarely extended to his wife.
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Himself. No one believes this more than Stephen Colbert, so the comedian hosted an all-Trump debate during Thursday's The Late Show to pit Donald vs Trump (more affectionately known as "Dump").
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Although Airbnb has faced fierce opposition in San Francisco, Berlin and Barcelona, the new law in New York arrives at a moment when certain governments and municipalities have begun to regard it far more affectionately.
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SGC-250, more affectionately known as "Big Carl" is now working on the UK's first nuclear power plant in 30 years, the Hinkley Point C.Big Carl was transported from Belgium on over 33 trucks and can carry about 3,000 tons at a time.
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Hilty, pp. 51–52. Although Joe Kennedy's most ambitious dreams centered around Bobby's older brothers, Bobby maintained the code of personal loyalty that seemed to infuse the life of his family. His competitiveness was admired by his father and elder brothers, while his loyalty bound them more affectionately close. A rather timid child, he was often the target of his father's dominating temperament.
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August once said: They call me stupid, but they should hear my Therese! More affectionately, he also called her my little Hopsy-Totsie (Swedish: min lilla hoppetossa). She was a friend of her sister-in-law Eugenie, and visited her in Gotland during summers. She was interested in music and often present in a royal seat at the Royal Swedish Academy of Music.
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Dominic Chacko Kizhakemuri, the visionary, publisher and guiding force of DC Group was born on 12 January 1914 in Kanjirapally in Kottayam district of Kerala. He started his career as a teacher; a teacher who motivated and inspired numerous students. Being a man of principles and high integrity DC Kizhakemuri or DC as he was more affectionately known was naturally drawn to India's freedom struggle.
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Joseph Davidson or ‘Joe’ as he was more affectionately known was born at Aspatria, Cumberland, on 5 October 1878. Although basically a forward he could play in any position. A regular Aspatria RUFC first team player from an early age, he gained a County cap before his nineteenth birthday. He gained two international caps, against Wales and Scotland in the 1899 Home Nations Championship.
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McLean, who had suffered for many years with a rheumatic affliction and did not feel capable of doing justice to his constituents, retired before the next election. He died at his home at Albert Park in 1911. Sir George Reid said of him that "no public man in Victoria was more widely or more affectionately esteemed" (My Reminiscences, p. 238). He was twice married, once in 1866 to Margaret Bridget Shinnock of Maffra (ca.
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In 1973 the Parliament of Malta enacted the Merchant Shipping Act that introduced the Malta Ship Register. In January 1974, he incorporated GM International Services Limited, more affectionately known as GMI by many in the shipping industry. This move was intended to capitalise on the introduction of the Malta Ship Register. Indeed, Gauci-Maistre believed in the benefits Malta had to offer and immediately started working to attract ship operators to Malta.
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Ed Kezirian (born August 4, 1952 in Fresno, California) an American athletic administrator who was the interim head coach of the UCLA Bruins football team for one game. Kezirian worked as the Football Academic Coordinator at University of California, Los Angeles, and became known for waving a towel on the sidelines to inspire the fans during football games. "Coach K", as he is more affectionately known, retired from UCLA after the 2007 season and moved back to Central California.
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James Davidson, more affectionately known as Jim, was born at Aspatria on 28 December 1868. He received his education at the Aspatria Agricultural College, where he excelled at sport, winning representative honours at both Association Football and Rugby Union. For over fifteen years Davidson was a prominent member of Aspatria RUFC, playing as a forward in the old scrimmaging style. He played for Aspatria when they won the Cumberland County Rugby Union Cup in 1891, ’92, ’96 and ’99.
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Eduardo P. Archetti or more affectionately Lali Archetti (Santiago del Estero, April 12, 1943 – Oslo, June 6, 2005) was an Argentine anthropologist and sociologist, essayist and educator, considered one of the most original social scientists in Latin America. He was a pioneer of the anthropological approach to sports and its relationship to the collective imagination. He died of cancer in Norway, while still the director of the Department of Social Anthropology at the University of Oslo.
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Dato' Nik Amar is the eldest son of the late Haji Abdullah bin Haji Arshad (Pak Nik Lah) and YM Hajjah Tengku Chik binti Tengku Ibrahim. His mother’s DNA is the great- grandson of Sultan Muhammad III through his nephew YM Tengku Halimah binti Tengku Long Zainal Abidin Bin Sultan Muhammad III. He was given the title Nik Mat (Nik Mohd) by Tok Ku Puan who raised him as a child. Meanwhile, the local community in Kampung Panchor is more affectionately calling him Nik Amar until now.
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Later on, she helps draw off energy from Issei's Boosted Gear by sucking on his finger, and flirts more openly with him. She is later revealed to be the daughter of the fallen angel leader Baraqiel and a human shrine maiden. After showing Issei her mixed wings, she is concerned he will hate her, but he accepts her, after which she acts more affectionately towards him, saying that she does not mind being third (after Rias and Asia). Eventually, Issei convinces her to add her fallen angel aspects to her abilities, creating the Holy Lightning attack.
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" Crowther concludes: "As a comparable screen companion to Life With Father, we would confidently predict that Meet Me in St. Louis has a future that is equally bright. In the words of one of the gentlemen, it is a ginger-peachy show." Time called it "one of the year's prettiest pictures"; "Technicolor has seldom been more affectionately used than in its registrations of the sober mahoganies and tender muslins and benign gaslights of the period. Now & then, too, the film gets well beyond the charm of mere tableau for short flights in the empyrean of genuine domestic poetry.
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The Magic Carpet Ride, or more affectionately known by Encinitas locals as the Cardiff Kook, is a 16 ft bronze statue located in Cardiff-by-the-Sea, in the city of Encinitas. The San Diego Architectural Foundation, in its annual "Orchids & Onions" awards for the best and worst architecture of the year, awarded the Kook an Onion in 2007. The nickname comes from a derogatory surfer slang term for a "wannabe" surfer, as surfers in the area realized that the statue's form whilst "surfing" was far from correct. However, the Kook has become a local favorite in the city and has many wonderful traditions associated with it.
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The school is responsible for the production of at least 65% of all government scholars or exhibition winners since the government introduced these aids to help funding with tertiary education. It was an all-boys school for most of its history, with girls admitted to the Sixth Form in at least 1970 and to the lower forms in September 1980. Since the 1960s, no fees have been attached to study at Harrison College, but entry is by a competitive national examination. Harrison College or "Kolij" as it is more affectionately known to its students and alumni has been a cornerstone of Barbadian education since its establishment in 1733.
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In Kuluk Bay, Alaska, the Cutthroats staged a reconnaissance mission. At the spot on the beach where they first came ashore, a plaque has been erected which reads: > On August 28, 1942, the U.S. Naval submarines, USS Triton and USS Tuna, > surfaced 4 miles due east of this beach and disembarked a 37-man U.S. Army > intelligence-gathering unit led by Colonel Lawrence V. Castner. The unit was > known as "The Alaska Scouts", or more affectionately as "Castner's > Cutthroats." Their mission was to gather information about the Japanese > troop strength on Adak and to report their findings to the landing force > already on its way from Dutch Harbor.
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On 16 January 1951, Father Joseph Wang, CDD was given a task from the bishop of Malang to develop a Catholic school for Chinese students whom, at the time, were learning at a Chinese school. Father Joseph Wang, or more affectionately called Father Wang was a priest from the Congregation of the Lord's Disciples (CDD: Congregatio Discipulorum Domini). The first step that he took was to buy a run-down building in an area of 5,000m² in 35 Dr. Soetomo Street, Malang. On 15 July 1951, the school unofficially opened with the name Roman Catholic Indonesian Chinese Secondary School (Sekolah Menengah Roma Katolik Tionghwa Indonesia/SM-RK Hwa Ind).
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Chacha Chaudhary's wife Bini is a fat, dominating lady who is the boss of the house and occasionally battles the thieves with her belan (rolling pin). She is usually dressed in polka dotted sari and has a hair style matching 1970s style of Indian actresses. Although very kind hearted with all the attributes of a strict but caring wife, she often complains Chacha of not buying her gold bangles, not taking her out, and the fact that she has to cook a lot for Sabu although she serves as a motherly figure for Sabu. In one comic she is shown with stirring a giant pot with a ladle for Sabu and serving him more affectionately than Chachaji.
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Cano hired local Mexican cooks, such as Ignacio Segura who eventually became the VP of Operations during the 1980s, and asked them to cook genuine Mexican food, inspired by Texas vacations the Segura family would take in Houston. The original queso fundido recipe was Rosa-Maria Segura's recipe. Ignacio's management career was followed by his best friend, who now owns a Mexican restaurant in Rancho Santa Margarita, Ca. Ignacio, or more affectionately known as "Nacho", is retired in Orange County, Ca. He also managed Acapulco restaurants and was previously GM of Ritz Carlton in Acapulco prior to his employment with El Torito. For a period of time, the financially strapped Cano was evicted from his home and lived in the restaurant.
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The track was debuted live on 5 August 2007 under the title "Katherine Kiss Me" but was subsequently changed little over a year later to "No You Girls Never Know" and then shortened, while a new, acoustic song called "Katherine Kiss Me" (following very similar lyrics to "No You Girls") was recorded for the album Tonight: Franz Ferdinand. The song is inspired by Alex Kapranos' first time he ever kissed a girl (whose name was Katherine) and "how awkward it was and how we misunderstood each other".BBC - Radio 1 - Live Lounge "No You Girls" is how the story would be exaggerated or told as an anecdote and "Katherine Kiss Me" is about how it would be remembered more affectionately.
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Abhayagiri Monastery developed significantly under Ajahn Pasanno's and Ajahn Amaro's leadership and guidance, along with the support of the monastic and lay community, and more specifically, the Abhayagiri Building Committee. Over 25 kutis, monastic huts, were built in the mountainous monastery forest during their time as co-abbots as well as when Ajahn Pasanno was the lone abbot. In addition, during the early years, the co-abbots converted both current and new buildings into a Dhamma Hall, kitchen, office spaces, a room for disabled visitors, a laundry room and bathrooms/showers for lay women and men, along with monastery infrastructure and extensive creation of forest paths and roads. The co-abbots also contributed to the building of the Bhikkhu Commons, more affectionately know to the residents as the MUB: Monks' Utility Building, a 1600 square foot complex located in the upper forest of the monastery.
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In 1970 the Club won the 2nd Division 1st grade Premiership and was promoted to the 1st Division for the 1971 season. More affectionately known as the Rats or Ratties, the club took on this tag after experiencing many difficult years with many humiliating defeats. The players were reminded by Doug Leslie Snr (Rats of Tobruk), that to give up in the face of adversity is never an option. The tradition of the Rats of Tobruk, of bonding together and making commitments in the true spirit of mateship should always be remembered and will prevail just in the same way as the Desert Rats of Tobruk prevailed. From that time on the Club became known as the Green Rats and their long held friendship with the ‘Rats of Tobruk Veterans Association’ and their legacy is honoured by a memorial on the hill at the southern end of ‘Rat Park’.
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