Below, we've outlined a few of the most worthwhile highlights for design buffs when in Singapore.
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Each of these things were demanding, but ultimately the most worthwhile moments in my career so far.
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The most worthwhile surprise for New Yorkers would be an M.T.A. in which they could have confidence.
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Perhaps the most worthwhile contribution of "The Vietnam War" is its compilation of hundreds of astonishing photographs.
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The Treasury has used cost-benefit analysis since the 1960s to work out which projects are most worthwhile.
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The scavenger hunt wasn't always fun, but it led to the most worthwhile prize: my very last boyfriend.
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"It just felt like the most worthwhile thing to do with the platform I have," she told me.
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It's a compromise to make its hardware and platform the most worthwhile place for software and services innovation.
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Racial disparities are deeply entangled with questions about what kind of research the highest levels of academia considers most worthwhile.
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The toppings were only slightly askew, and I still regard it as one of the most worthwhile feats of my life.
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The Vail International Dance Festival, led by Damian Woetzel, brings together dancers, choreographers and musicians for a most worthwhile purpose: artistic discovery.
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Most worthwhile experiences — falling in love, getting a job you really wanted, tripping on shrooms — provide some combination of comfort, thrill, and terror.
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Missing as well is the defining sensibility — the heedless enchantment, the uncanny attunement, the magisterial iconoclasm — that finally marks our most worthwhile fiction.
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I appreciate doing the stuff that's more personal and with my current skill set, it just feels like the most worthwhile use of my time.
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Fortunately, we've scoured the internet for the most worthwhile luxe finds — like our favorite fragrance from Jimmy Choo — that are sure to top everyone's wish list.
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Facebook is updating the News Feed ranking algorithm to incorporate data from surveys about who you say are your closest friends and which links you find most worthwhile.
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In the realm of necessity there is very little opportunity to spend our lives on the things we care for, to devote ourselves to what we think most worthwhile.
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I had to take a significant pay cut and jump into a whole new role, but I reminded myself that the most worthwhile endeavors require courage and risk-taking.
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To find the most worthwhile destinations, GOBankingRates compared the cost of living, including rent, groceries and health care among other factors, in more than 100 countries worldwide based on Numbeo.
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And people are, with "Fyre Festival" now becoming one of the most worthwhile Google searches you could type in if you need a quick laugh on this otherwise relatively average Friday.
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This, too, is precision medicine: Our capacity to find women who should not be lumped into the basket of standard chemotherapy must rank among one of the most worthwhile goals of personalized cancer therapy.
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Even though it tells the story of three heroes attempting to take down an enormous tree, its compelling characters and buckwild action make it one of the most worthwhile hack-and-slash experiences recently published.
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A festival that bills itself as mostly a way for bookers and talent to make the most money with the least paperwork may not, in fact, be the most worthwhile reason to charge people thousands of dollars per ticket.
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Serious bipartisan policy making loses out to, on one side, a knee-jerk skepticism about even the most worthwhile public initiatives and, on the other, the instinct to oppose any effort to trim those public programs when they are under siege.
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In Tim Ferriss' latest book, "Tools of Titans, " which explores the daily routines and habits of world-class performers, the author asks Dorsey about the most worthwhile investment he's ever made — and it isn't in a tech company, stock or real estate.
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Singer advanced an ethical theory in which the most worthwhile thing was complex conscious life and feeling, and did not shy away from the logical consequence that the life of a severely mentally impaired human was worth less than that of a chicken.
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Like many of these rare books for sale, Kidder's cookbook will not be yours for a low price; but it may be one of the most worthwhile purchases available, offering an opportunity for you to expand your baking repertoire and impress at parties.
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And water fluoridation continues to be endorsed by public health and dental organizations as one of the most worthwhile and cost-effective health policies ever implemented (in the U.S., fluoridation is thought to cost an average dollar per person, far less than the medical costs of treating even one cavity).
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In the most worthwhile monologue of the show, she describes how she had been duped into believing that she was the unwell one when in reality it's her white partner that is the diseased vector: "Your mere presence was biological warfare," she reminds him scathingly, drawing on his genocidal lineage of colonizers.
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More than Little Fires Everywhere's soapy and somewhat predictable twists and turns, it is the interplay between its two leads that generates the most worthwhile heat—a pas de deux between a white woman who cannot keep herself from being racially insensitive and a black woman socialized to smile politely up until the point of detonation.
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It had seemed the most worthwhile' Carwin left her property in Letchworth to a niece as a requirement in her will was that it should only pass to a female relative on her mother's side (in line with her feminist views).
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This area of ethnomathematics mainly focuses on addressing Eurocentrism by countering the common belief that most worthwhile mathematics known and used today was developed in the Western world. The area stresses that "the history of mathematics has been oversimplified", and seeks to explore the emergence of mathematics from various ages and civilizations throughout human history.
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Postwar generations were accustomed to prosperity and were also better educated than their elders. As might be expected, these socioeconomic changes have affected workers' attitudes. Prior to World War II, surveys indicated that the aspect of life regarded as most worthwhile was work. During the 1980s, the percentage of people who felt this way was declining.
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The 1995 recipient was female, so honoree Shirley DeLibero was appropriately referred to as TNERJs "Woman of the Year". In a 1989 review of the magazine, Railfan & Railroad called TNERJ "one of the most worthwhile new products to enter the already saturated rail publication field", noting its "attractive color and black & white photos, maps and responsible writing".
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He was > in league with Miss Hyde, I am sure, to make our days in that school some of > the happiest and most worthwhile of any of our school days. Rudimentary > sanitation was attempted. Each pupil was required to have an individual > drinking cup. Wood for the huge stove was kept outside in a sort of closet > in the hall, west of the entrance.
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In 1968, his article "Genocide in Brazil", published in the Sunday Times after a journey to Brazil with the war photographer Don McCullin, created such an outcry that it led to the creation of the organisation Survival International, dedicated to the protection of first peoples around the world. Lewis later said of this article that it was "the most worthwhile of all my endeavours".
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The town was part of a number of administrative divisions throughout its history; today Huangyao includes both an old town and a new district. Many of the buildings in the old town have stayed relatively unchanged in the modern era, and it began to develop as a tourist destination in the late 1990s and early 2000s. It was listed as one the 50 most worthwhile places to visit in China in 2006.
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When Hooper finally retired in 1976, Admiral Hyman G. Rickover sent Hooper a letter, which stated that "One of the most worthwhile aspects of my duty in Washington has been know a man as intelligent, kind, sincere, competent, and helpful as you." After retiring, Hooper wrote a book on the use of naval power, which was published after his death in 1986. Hooper is buried at the Naval Academy Cemetery, and a small scholarship fund was established in his name.
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The Jezreel Valley railway was highly profitable and became the most worthwhile project of the Hejaz railway. Previously isolated localities such as Afula, Tiberias and Beit She'an began to develop and tourism increased in Tiberias, the Jordan River, and the rest of the Sea of Galilee area. The railway also connected the Hauran to the Mediterranean Sea, turning it into a major export hub. The British Mandatory authorities took a different approach to the railway system in their first years of rule.
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Piping is most common when there is more than one queen in a hive. It is postulated that the piping is a form of battle cry announcing to competing queens and show the workers their willingness to fight. It may also be a signal to the worker bees which queen is the most worthwhile to support. The piping sound is a G (aka A). The adult queen pipes for a two-second pulse followed by a series of quarter-second toots.
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In 2010, Ryan launched Undercurrents, a Friday slot airing unsigned unplaylisted Irish acts who then had their details published on his website. The Irish Independents John Meagher disagreed that this was typical of RTÉ 2fm and Gerry Ryan. A spin-off show of the demoed songs premiered on RTÉ 2XM on 5 March 2010, presented by GRS researcher John Bela Reilly. Following Ryan's untimely death on 30 April 2010, Meagher hoped Undercurrents would be continued by his replacement as "it was a most worthwhile initiative to help young bands garner significant airplay".
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Newmyer also had in development of a movie about the young boys forced to flee war-torn and famine-ridden Sudan, an idea that arose from a segment on 60 Minutes. He became an advocate for the young Sudanese immigrants, providing temporary accommodations for some of them in his home. Some of "the Lost Boys" gave the eulogy at his funeral.Da7e. "Reese Witherspoon, Corey Stoll and 'The Good Lie' Cast Talk Making 2014's Most Worthwhile Film", Latino-Review, October 13, 2014 The Lost Boys of Sudan was in development for Paramount Pictures.
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MacLeod found that his university duties left little time for creative writing. "One time correcting all my papers and putting circles around their and there and they're," he told a radio interviewer, "I began to think that maybe this wasn't the most worthwhile thing I should be doing with my life and so I said...I'm going to try to write like imaginatively or creatively for two hours a day." The experiment failed, however, because MacLeod found that by the end of each day, he was too worn out from his academic work to produce stories that were any good.Michael Enright.
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Describing the band as "a truly artful proposition in the pseudo-filled landscape of contemporary Brit art-rock", music blog The Fantastic Hope puts this down in part to their "un-self- conscious anti-fashion stance", arguing that Field Music's "wayward pop from the fringes of academia is one of the most worthwhile ways in which rock//indie/guitar music/white pop/whatever might evolve". Critics have compared their music to acts as diverse as Steely Dan, XTC, Prefab Sprout, Peter Gabriel, Scritti Politti, Talking Heads and Todd Rundgren. They have also been nominated for the Mercury Prize.
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Jacques Jules Boufil (or Bouffil, Bouffils, Bonfil) (Muret, May 14, 1783 - Toulouse, November 1,1868) was a French composer and clarinetist. He was a pupil of Xavier Lefèvre at the Paris Conservatoire, gaining a First Prize in 1806, which until 1817 carried with it the award of a pair of French-made clarinets in B flat and C.Pamela Weston, More Clarinet Virtuosi of the Past, (C) 1977, Fentone Music Ltd Northants England His compositions for clarinet duet and trio are some of the most worthwhile written for the medium. They are full-scale works of considerable substance and were doubtless intended for performance by professionals.
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Mahāyāna Buddhism generally sees the attainment of the arhat as an inferior one, since it is seen as being done only for the sake of individual liberation. It thus promotes the bodhisattva path as the highest and most worthwhile. While in Mahāyāna, anyone who has given rise to bodhicitta (the wish to become a Buddha that arises from a sense of compassion for all beings) is considered a bodhisattva, some of these holy beings (such as Maitreya and Avalokiteshvara) have reached very high levels of spiritual attainment and are seen as being very powerful supramundane beings who provide aid to countless beings through their advanced powers.
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The Ryszard Kapuściński Award for Literary Reportage () is one of the major Polish international literary prizes, the most important distinction in the genre of literary reportage. The Award was founded to celebrate and promote most worthwhile reportage books which touch on important contemporary issues, evoke reflection, and deepen knowledge of the world of other cultures, and thus also about oneself. Intended to honour the legacy of the journalist and writer Ryszard Kapuściński (1932–2007), the Award cherishes the honorary patronage of Mrs Alicja Kapuścińska, the wife of the writer. Established in January 2010 by the Council of the Capital City of Warsaw, the award takes form of a monetary prize: 100,000 złoty for the author of the best literary reportage of the year and 20,000 PLN to the author of the best translation of the reportage of the year.
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Digital Trends praised the Mi 9's performance, screen, design and in-display fingerprint sensor but remarked that the camera could be better and that the software needed improvement. Trusted Reviews had similar opinions, and was less impressed with the in- display fingerprint sensor and more positive of the camera, concluding that the Mi 9 had "the makings of one of the most worthwhile flagship smartphone purchases of the year". Digital Trends wrote that the Mi 9 was "a compelling, high performance smartphone that's sure to become one of the year's best" and "one of 2019's shrewdest smartphone purchases". DxOMark gave the Mi 9's camera an overall score of 110, with a photo score of 115 and a video score of 99, ranking it as their fourth best smartphone camera. DxOMark remarks that the phone "takes things to a whole new level, placing the Chinese company’s latest flagship model firmly into the big league of smartphone cameras—right up there with the heavy-hitters from Apple, Samsung, and Huawei".
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