Ruapehu, on the north island of New Zealand, is one of the most restless volcanoes in the island country.
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"Fuchsia Swing Song" is the most restless of the bunch, a sterling example of postbop's mid-60s experimental fringe.
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The film lands in theaters near the end of one of the most restless, fear-feeding years in recent memory.
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So the class of people who can afford to buy a Corsair One are also the class of people who'd feel most restless about its limitations.
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Hundreds of scientists around the globe will now be able to monitor one of Earth's most restless and enigmatic features as effortlessly as reading their email.
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Cleveland is one of Alaska's most restless volcanoes and has been trembling and belching bits of ash on and off for about the past 15 years.
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The world needed new music from Cornelius and it arrives at this moment as a balm for the soul, with enough personality to satisfy the most restless.
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Jamal Murray Never Stops Moving The most restless player in the NBA (in a non-Corey Brewer, actually-impacts-winning sort of way) might be Jamal Murray.
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At times, Spencer, the most restless of the three and the one whose life choices receive the most attention, talks about the feeling of being "catapulted" toward some obscure destiny.
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Uptown, the Met Breuer is hosting a broad exhibition of the art of Lygia Pape, Brazil's most restless modernist; downtown, the Whitney is opening a retrospective of the psychedelic Brazilian Hélio Oiticica.
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In the early 21970s, Rio de Janeiro's most restless artist created mazelike drawings and solid-colored reliefs — but in 212, she and her colleagues Lygia Clark and Hélio Oiticica established the Neo-Concrete Movement, which took a dreamier, more interactive approach to abstraction.
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In the early 1950s, Rio de Janeiro's most restless artist created mazelike drawings and solid-colored reliefs — but in 1959, she and her colleagues Lygia Clark and Hélio Oiticica established the Neo-Concrete Movement, which took a dreamier, more interactive approach to abstraction.
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In the early 1950s Lygia Pape, Rio de Janeiro's most restless artist, created mazelike drawings and solid-colored reliefs — but in 1959, she and her colleagues Lygia Clark and Hélio Oiticica established the Neo-Concrete Movement, which took a dreamier, more interactive approach to abstraction.
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For years, economists and other experts have been puzzled by a uniquely American anomaly: after centuries as probably the most restless place on the planet — its people shifting often thousands of miles around the country for a better life — the U.S. has at once become much more stationary.
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Sky Glabush (born 1970)"Brain, Body, Hands: Meet Sky Glabush, Canada's Most Restless Painter". Canadian Art Magazine, April 26, 2013. by David Balzer is a Canadian artist based in London, Ontario."In Studio: Sky Glabush, A New Garden".
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He and his tribe are the most restless under Camsan's leadership. Tor Cant was the Despot of Sindi, who desired to rule the region around the Tam and Chasten Rivers. However, his ambitions far outweighed his capabilities. He attempted to destabilize the League of the North by acts of sabotage of its city-states to cast mutual suspicion.
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Eileen Myles (born December 9, 1949) is an American poet and writer who has produced more than twenty volumes of poetry, fiction, nonfiction, libretti, plays, and performance pieces over the last three decades. Novelist Dennis Cooper has described Myles as "one of the savviest and most restless intellects in contemporary literature." In 2012, Myles received a Guggenheim Fellowship to complete Afterglow (a memoir), which gives both a real and fantastic account of a dog's life.
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"America has constantly drawn strength and spirit from wave after wave of immigrants ... They have proved to be the most restless, the most adventurous, the most innovative, the most industrious of people." Boston Chinatown, Massachusetts, 2008. In 2001, President George W. Bush discussed an accord with Mexican President Vincente Fox. This possible accord was derailed by the September 11 attacks. From 2005 to 2013, the US Congress discussed various ways of controlling immigration.
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Reviews have appeared in the International Journal of Humanities & Peace, (journal ) Resurgence, New Age Journal, Prairie Messenger, (review of 1995 audio edition) BC Catholic, Fellowship in Prayer, The Times of India, India-West, and elsewhere.Review of God Makes the Rivers to Flow (3rd edition) at Spirituality and Practice (accessed 8 May 2011). In The International Journal of Humanities & Peace, Carol Burke wrote that God Makes the Rivers to Flow (2003) contains "rich resources" that offer "much to satisfy even the most restless mind." In addition to the "vast assortment of inspiring passages," the section on using passages for specific purposes is "practical," the biographical notes are "interesting," and the introduction "entertainingly encourages" readers to begin personal transformation.
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With at least six and as many as ten large events since 1890, the right-lateral strike-slip SJFZ is southern California's most restless fault, with the exception of several sections which have seen less frequent activity. In a 1975 study, one of these (a stretch) was labeled the "Anza to Coyote Mountain slip gap", and was further refined in a 1984 paper by seismologists Christopher Sanders and Hiroo Kanamori to include only a smaller section near the town of Anza. By studying several moderate events (and their aftershocks) that occurred in 1967 (4.7L), 1975 (4.8L), and 1980 (5.5L), Sanders and Kanamori determined the seismogenic but locked nature of the gap. Were the entire fault segment to rupture in a single event, this newly modified length limited the potential of the segment to generate a magnitude 6.5 earthquake, similar in size to previous events along the SJFZ.
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