Investors also mulled over comments from Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin.
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For two days, the group debated and mulled over various options.
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Trump adopted her tone as he publicly mulled over commuting Blagojevich.
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America has mulled over committing only $1.5bn to its Indo-Pacific strategy.
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Everything that comes out has been mulled over for at least a year.
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Both McElhenney and Starr mulled over their cameos in a behind-the-scenes short.
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These are questions being mulled over by a potential new academic field, 'cute studies'.
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Last night, Stephen Colbert mulled over how the country got to this historic place.
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It is visually breath-taking, but it begs to be sat with and mulled over.
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The bond yields for other countries also climbed, as investors mulled over forecasts of rising inflation.
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After the fall of glass, the group mulled over the idea of building its own hardware.
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Notably, ZeniMax mulled over but ultimately did not secure an investment in Oculus during that time period.
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Green was one of a handful of Democrats who have mulled over officially invoking the "i" word.
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On Wall Street, stocks fell as investors mulled over Beijing's response to U.S. tariffs on Chinese goods.
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U.S. government debt prices rose on Tuesday as investors digested key economic data and mulled over geopolitical tensions.
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Senators mulled over the latest stunning news, first reported by The Washington Post, as they met inside the chamber.
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Susan Collins of Maine mulled over the idea at a Christian Science Monitor breakfast less than two weeks ago.
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While we mulled over which look to try, designers were drawing up (and sewing up) a much better idea.
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I happen to agree with that statement, so I mulled over things that did provoke local pride and strength.
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She first seriously mulled over the idea when she was president of New England Financial, then a subsidiary of MetLife.
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They mulled over a few notes in a matter of seconds then gave me a signal that they were ready.
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Trump's legal team has reportedly mulled over the idea of compromising on a face-to-face interview with the special counsel.
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The concept of the soul is something that's been reflected on and mulled over by history's major religions, thinkers, and philosophers.
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It cost him thousands of dollars in meals and attendance fees, as the rental sheikh and his counterpart mulled over the case.
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Perhaps the clearest indication of something less mulled over is a spare track like "Don't Wanna," which recalls Mezzanine-era Massive Attack.
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The more I mulled over how considered the film is, the more I realized that consideration is the emotion of the film.
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"Stocks opened lower on Monday as investors mulled over potential US steel and aluminum tariffs," the lead sentence of the story stated.
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At a recent board meeting that he led, members mulled over plans to add new facilities, including an airplane hangar, commons and classrooms.
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As she wandered the vast tea estates of the Western Ghats mountains, she mulled over a plan to provide restaurants with tea service.
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Some Republican senators on Sunday mulled over the possibility of first repealing and then replacing ObamaCare, an idea that the GOP originally rejected.
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In the years after 'Moneyball,' Lewis mulled over the idea of a sequel, called 'Underdogs,' that would chronicle the players' lives since the draft.
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Box had been on the justices' conference table since early January, and they have mulled over how to handle it at 14 private conferences.
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Both the S&P 500 and Nasdaq reached record highs as investors mulled over the latest trade news along with news out of Disney.
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When asked why she continued to see the governor after the incident in his basement, she said she had mulled over the question many times.
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Rather, the friends were talking about "life," and Stephanie's dissatisfaction merely happened to come up as she mulled over where she's heading in the future.
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U.S. equities closed lower on Tuesday as investors mulled over the prospects of tighter monetary policy and the House Republicans' legislation to repeal and replace Obamacare.
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I think of Jones's palpable, muted paintings as art that became "meditation pieces" — works to be closely scrutinized and mulled over, looked at from all sides.
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Over the last two years, Foer has mulled over the dark underpinnings of the most powerful corporations in the world in order to write his book.
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As Mr. Taunton drove, Mr. Hitchens read aloud from the Gospel of John and mulled over the precise reason Jesus wept at the death of Lazarus.
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As I left, I mulled over the idea of getting a pair of my own classic clogs and realized why the brand is doing so well.
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Things you mulled over during Mars retrograde this summer are thrown back your way, and this time you have the gusto to take a powerful swing!
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Those Democrats elected in the last couple of election cycles have mulled over whether the leadership table needs a younger face to represent the future of party.
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A number of cities, most prominently in California, have mulled over gas car bans to try and move the needle on electric car sales and lower emissions.
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A number of states, most prominently in California, have mulled over gas car bans to try to move the needle on electric car sales and lower emissions.
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Becoming a media mogul is a new career move for Saldana, but the idea of creating inclusive, informative stories is something she has mulled over for years.
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The "Fast Money" traders mulled over where they can find protection as the stock market bounced back from its worst one-day performance in months on Tuesday.
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Later, as I ate a celebratory ice cream and mulled over an incredible day, I realized that attaining the highest speed is equivalent to a Darwin Award.
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She navigated the crowds instinctively, with her head down, watching her red Converse move across the filthy sidewalks as she mulled over everything her teacher had said.
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Anyone being listened to can tell when his or her words have been considered, mulled over, taken to heart and responded to, instead of simply waited out.
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European stocks were muted by Tuesday's market close, as investors mulled over the recent announcements from the U.S. and China in their tit-for-tat trade war.
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Multiple reports emerged that Trump had tried to fire special counsel Bob Mueller — which the Senate mulled over making it more difficult for him to do months ago.
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The US has been in unsuccessful negotiation talks with Taliban leaders since last year, and the Trump administration has mulled over removing as many as 4,000 troops from Afghanistan.
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Encouraged by congressional resolutions last year, it also has publicly mulled over more tangible ways to show support, such as having the U.S. Navy make calls at Taiwan's ports.
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The 1.019-second robotic best time is being submitted for consideration as the new world record; while that's being mulled over, the LEGO solvers have some work to do.
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Republican senators on Sunday mulled over the possibility of first repealing and then replacing ObamaCare, an idea that the GOP originally rejected but seems to be warming to reluctantly.
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To the Editor: While we bask in a self-congratulatory haze over Roy Moore's loss in the special Senate race in Alabama, one fact should, nonetheless, be mulled over.
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The "Fast Money" traders looked on Wednesday at the retail sector ahead of earnings next week and mulled over the potential effect of a Mexican border tax from the administration.
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They mulled over the importance of grief, of not shying away from or desensitizing the pain, of what the Parkland shooting survivors did, and why the community needs this production.
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When he and his wife finally left the store, my manager and I mulled over how weird the transaction was until we recounted the register and realized we were short $200.
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Day and night she mulled over what to do, talked about it incessantly with loved ones and friends — myself included, even while I was in the midst of my workshop abroad.
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Mr. Bloomberg, he said, mulled over the idea and ultimately agreed to speak, after drafting a speech that reflected his distinctive set of political views rather than a boilerplate Democratic message.
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During a Monday hearing, New York City councilors mulled over proposals that would require companies and property owners to notify people subject to biometric data collection and register with the city.
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The business model, product market fit and potential impact for the company were typical factors the fund mulled over before writing a check, but ALLVP also considered the founders' married status.
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As Trump mulled over the talks, he came up with the idea of hosting the leaders at Camp David, which was seen by multiple advisers, including Pence and Bolton, as a bad idea.
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Since the Porter scandal, the president has mulled over a number of potential replacements for Mr. Kelly, but he has kept his own counsel about his plans, according to several people close to him.
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The Carpetbagger Earlier this awards season, at a ceremony for one of Hollywood's guild prizes, a prominent filmmaker who does not have a dog in the fight mulled over whether to chat with the media.
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After a lovely chat with a dear friend of mine, Bart Davis — an incredibly talented writer — we mulled over the idea that [children] were the only age group I hadn't really reached out to, as such.
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Prelude for state-wide run Critics of Ryan's note that he has mulled over opportunities in the past to compete for statewide office -- both for governor and for Senate -- in Ohio but ended up taking a pass.
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I suspect that he was a better person for having mulled over and hung his head for his behavior than he would have been had he resolved — what's done is done and never thought about it again.
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For poor Pandora, which just reportedly mulled over a somewhat paltry acquisition offer from Sirius XM, PayPal's especially deep cuts over a logo redesign have to be salt in the wound for a company struggling to stay relevant.
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All of the Freudian slips you mulled over during your Leo season hermitage and your insights from restful rumination will pop back up again as Mercury hits the same degrees it just moonwalked over the past few weeks.
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This movie is worth a metric ton of punditical generalizations about those topics — not to mention the endlessly mulled-over state of the American heartland — partly because it prefers real-life detail to sweeping statements or overheated arguments.
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But as I mulled over my own actions and reactions, thought processes, and habits, I wondered whether a part of me had been conditioned to expect less than excellence when dealing with my own people, race, and culture.
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In this most recent NEJM case, the ICU team did its best to keep the patient alive as the ethics team mulled over the situation, administering antibiotics, vasopressors (to elevate low blood pressure), intravenous fluid resuscitation, and other measures.
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It wasn't the first time I'd mulled over the idea of some kind of therapy or medical intervention, but it was the first time I'd learned that there were easily accessible options I literally had no excuse not to try.
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During a conversation with BuzzFeed News Editor-in-Chief Ben Smith about their upcoming film The Post, actors Meryl Streep and Tom Hanks mulled over the question of what to do with art once an artist's reputation has been compromised.
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"Omarosa, I don't know how anyone likes you, honestly," Mr. Trump chirped in one boardroom scene, as he mulled over firing her with the same mix of insouciance and venom that he performs during press gaggles in the West Wing today.
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Even so, many have mulled over the show's descent into semi-irrelevance; perhaps it was a just case of the right thing at the right time, perhaps it was the result of stringing fans for an entire eight episodes with the same plot!
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It is all a long way from his beginnings as a writer, when he mulled over stories through the night seated at his olive-green Remington typewriter, muffling the clank of the keys with a blanket so as not to wake his wife.
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Driving on, I mulled over these questions without resolving them, but when I'd finished with the errand that had taken me up to the northern reaches of Springs, I decided that on the way back I'd stop at that Fireplace Project to verify my intuition.
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TOKYO, Oct 31 (Reuters) - Japanese government bonds were steady on Tuesday, with the superlong end edging higher and the yield curve slightly flattening, as the market mulled over a Bank of Japan policymaker's idea that the central bank should guide 15-year bond yields lower.
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But as he mulled over his Jeb-less options, he expressed the sort of resignation I had heard from other Bush supporters, who like their candidate are slowly adapting to the fact that the election—and the party—may be out of their control.
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Likewise, for decades, Americans have mulled over the idea that Jimmy Hoffa, the infamous leader of the Teamsters who vanished in 1975 after being released from prison for jury tampering and attempted bribery and fraud, was whacked by the mob and buried underneath Giants stadium in Rutherford, New Jersey.
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We had Jack on "TMZ Live" Monday and he told us the family mulled over the idea of bringing back the show which made them a household name in the mid-aughties, but ultimately canned the idea in favor for their upcoming 10-part podcast series which premiered this week.
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Clinton and her advisers mulled over ways to combat so-called lone-wolf attacks and online radicalization — without specific direction or enabling from groups like the Islamic State or Al Qaeda — and "how we can best balance the right to privacy with this modern national security imperative," according to the summary.
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As the powers that be mulled over their choices for the next season of The Bachelor, news broke that Weber had applied to compete on The Bachelorette while he was in a relationship, unceremoniously dumping his girlfriend as soon as he got the word that he'd secured a position in the final 30-man lineup.
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Subscription required . Liverpool Echo. Archived at Findmypast. 9 February 1998. Retrieved 19 August 2020. The 1,000 ft tower, previously mulled over, was now definitively part of the masterplan – its centrepiece.
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Cuffe mulled over the logistics and chances of success for the movement before deciding in 1809 to join the project. On December 27, 1810, he left Philadelphia on his first expedition to Sierra Leone.Thomas, p. 49. Cuffe reached Freetown, Sierra Leone, on March 1, 1811.
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USAC was faced with a dilemma, as the rulebook was in fact unclear in regards to the blend rule. Officials mulled over the decision for months. On October 9, 1981, a three- member USAC appeals board voted 2-1 to reinstate the victory to Bobby Unser. He was instead fined $40,000.
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The league mulled over plans to operate with a touring format, with each week's games in a different arena and no set homes for any of its teams (much like the Premier Lacrosse League, BIG3, and most individual sports); however, league commissioner Randall Boe announced the league's filing for bankruptcy and cessation of operations on November 27, 2019.
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After the World Series ended, Christopher mulled over retirement, and in January 1949, he made it official. However, at the start of February, he reconsidered and signed a contract with the Indians, deciding to play for one more year. A month later, as spring training began, he decided to retire for good, ending his career in baseball.
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In 2004, Carsey and Werner mulled over the prospect of selling the studio, including its profitable catalog of shows, with UBS as their underwriter. Companies, most notably Viacom and Time Warner, expressed interest in buying the firm to exhibit their content on their cable networks. But the deal did not materialize and Carsey-Werner remained independent.
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The band had already mulled over using their surnames (à la Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young). While on their way back from a gig in Toronto, the group had spotted a copy of a trucker's magazine called Overdrive while dining at the Colonial Steak House in Windsor, Ontario, run by Colonial Jim Lambros. After this, Turner wrote "Bachman–Turner Overdrive" and the initials "B.T.O." on a napkin.
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The Glitch in Sleep Booklist. Retrieved October 6, 2010. Newsday commented that the book can be read just for fun or can also be "mulled over for its implied questions about big philosophical issues". In a review in School Library Journal, the first book was called "a rollicking tale"; the review praised the characters while comparing it to Garth Nix's "The Keys to the Kingdom" series.
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Thus Bhishma fulfilled his vow and then Arjuna used stronger weapons making Bhishma injure a little. Bhishma and Arjuna's duel was praised by the gods themselves and they used to watch it over the sky. alt= The war was thus locked in a stalemate. As the Pandavas mulled over this situation, Krishna advised them to visit Bhishma himself and request him to suggest a way out of this stalemate.
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They went to central and southwestern Oregon and covered an enormous area in the process. After his trip to central and southwestern Oregon, Cusick did little collecting for several years. During this time, he mulled over his theory that the Blue Mountains and the Wallowa Mountains were two distinct ranges with distinct floras. From 1906 through 1910, he collected extensively in those areas, gathering specimens to test his theory.
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Following the death of Michael Jackson on June 25, 2009, Disney officials mulled over the possible return of Captain EO. In February 2010, the film, now retitled Captain EO Tribute, returned to Disneyland. On July 2, 2010, Captain EO returned to the Imagination! pavilion for a limited run, replacing Honey, I Shrunk the Audience. In August 2010, Kodak, who had sponsored the pavilion since it opened, ended its sponsorship after nearly 28 years.
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This rotation continued until April 1964, when the 3d Group returned to Yokota to begin the process of inactivation. The 8th Bomb Squadron however remained in the Pacific and was realigned under the Thirteenth Air Force. It was attached to the 41st Air Division and later to the 2d Air Division as the USAF mulled over the fate of the B-57B. During this time, it continued the rotational nuclear alert at Kunsan AB.
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He came to the conclusion that Europeans could learn much from the Confucian ethical tradition. He mulled over the possibility that the Chinese characters were an unwitting form of his universal characteristic. He noted how the I Ching hexagrams correspond to the binary numbers from 000000 to 111111, and concluded that this mapping was evidence of major Chinese accomplishments in the sort of philosophical mathematics he admired.On Leibniz, the I Ching, and binary numbers, see Aiton (1985: 245–248).
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McKenney made his professional debut with the Bruins' American Hockey League Hershey Bears farm team in the 1954 season. Injuries hampered his play that season, although he played well in the playoffs where the Bears made the Calder Cup finals, losing in six games to eventual champions Cleveland Barons. A baseball prospect who attracted the interest of the Brooklyn Dodgers, McKenney mulled over signing with the Dodgers in the 1954 offseason but opted to continue his hockey career.
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She taught third grade for four years until her mother, who had been widowed, asked her to join the family business full-time in 1970. Hashimoto mulled over her decision for six months before ultimately deciding to leave teaching. She became the chief executive officer of Mikawaya in 1970, when she was twenty-seven years old. Though she faced some instances of gender bias, Hashimoto quickly sought to expand the family's business from one location in Little Tokyo to a multi-store enterprise.
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This pattern, though something he initially shrugged off as a coincidence, turned out to be part of the key to revealing the Janus list and Colby Granger's position as a spy for the Chinese government. When Colby escapes in Trust Metric, Don is conflicted about tracking Colby, and does not know whether to trust him about his status as a triple agent. However, he and his team are hopeful and rescue him anyway. Prior to his escape, Don mulled over Granger's confession for five weeks.
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The cafés and bars of Montparnasse were a meeting place where ideas were hatched and mulled over. The cafés at the centre of Montparnasse's night-life were in the Carrefour Vavin, now renamed Place Pablo-Picasso. In Montparnasse's heyday (from 1910 to 1920), the cafés Le Dôme, La Closerie des Lilas, La Rotonde, Le Select, and La Coupole—all of which are still in business— were the places where starving artists could occupy a table all evening for a few centimes. If they fell asleep, the waiters were instructed not to wake them.
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After Yankee Manager Billy Martin came out of the dugout to talk to home plate umpire Tim McClelland, McClelland and the other umpires mulled over the bat (measuring it over home plate, touching it, etc.). McClelland then pointed to Brett in the dugout and gave the "out" sign, disallowing the home run. Enraged, Brett stormed out of the dugout toward McClelland and Martin, and McClelland ejected Brett. The homer was later reinstated by AL President Lee MacPhail, and the Royals won the game after it was resumed several weeks later.
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However, Kim's anti-corruption message was damaged after his son was arrested for bribery and tax evasion related to the Hanbo scandal. In 1994, when American president Bill Clinton mulled over attacking Nyongbyon, the centre of North Korea's nuclear program, Kim advised him to back down to prevent renewal of fighting. Kim's new ministerial party, the DLP lost its narrow majority in the National Assembly in 1996. Kia Motors collapsed soon thereafter, setting off a chain of events which embroiled South Korea in the 1997 Asian Financial Crisis during the last year of his presidency.
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Patrick McGoohan himself had mulled over plans for a remake as early as the 1970s. The miniseries was promoted at 2008 San Diego ComicCon via a skywriter airplane that sketched the phrase "Seek the Six" in the sky over San Diego. Although "Seek the Six" was initially thought to be a catchphrase of some sort, it did not appear in the final cut of the miniseries. A further promotional event for the miniseries was held at the 2009 ComicCon, including a spoiler-heavy, 9-minute trailer and a cast and crew discussion panel.
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One was titled "Orchids in the Snow", written by composer Edward A. Khoury, and the other was titled "I'm a Tumbleweed", written by Rusty Keefer. In March, 1954, Bing Crosby, still mourning the recent death of his wife Dixie Lee, was considering retirement. Almost immediately, plans were made by a Hollywood production company to issue a biopic of the famous crooner and approached Brannon (who possessed a similar appearance to Crosby) to play the lead. As Brannon mulled over the offer, he became aware of organized-crime connections to the project.
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By the time Sanford's term as governor was over he was very unpopular in North Carolina. After leaving office, Sanford returned to Fayetteville and opened a new law firm in Raleigh with some of his former colleagues. In 1968 he mulled over the possibility of challenging conservative Democrat Sam Ervin for his U.S. Senate seat, but decided against it after concluding that the contest would be bitter and he would lose. He then agreed to serve as President Johnson's campaign manager in the 1968 presidential election just before Johnson's withdrawal on March 31.
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"Bigelow, Julian Himely NS, Computer Science, Applied Mathematics Born 1913 Nutley, NJ." He obtained a master's degree at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, studying electrical engineering and mathematics. During World War II, he assisted Norbert Wiener in his research on automated fire control for anti-aircraft guns, leading to the development of the so-called Wiener filter. Bigelow coauthored (with Wiener and Arturo Rosenblueth) one of the founding papers on cybernetics and modern teleology, titled "Behavior, Purpose and Teleology." This paper mulled over the way mechanical, biological, and electronic systems could communicate and interact.
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Zucker and Ludwin planned to meet with O'Brien later to explain the deal, but as word leaked out to The New York Times, they decided to meet with him directly following that night's show. Following the meeting, Ross and O'Brien met with writers and mulled over the decision. O'Brien instantly felt uneasy, but as he was still in essence receiving The Tonight Show, he remained calm. Late Night with Conan O'Brien officially signed off the following February, followed by The Tonight Show with Jay Leno on May 29.
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Discussing the project's name, Kensrue said he received a copy of the book Alchemy and Mysticism: The Hermetic Museum; it contained drawings and theories on how the elements interact with one another. Teranishi said the band liked it as it appealed to the core belief as a unit: "an amalgamation of a bunch of different things for all of us personally." The overall idea for The Alchemy Index came to Kensrue one night while in the group's touring van. The further he mulled over the idea, the more he felt it would work perfectly as the group's future direction.
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Boog 2001, p. 922. Even so, the possibility of Finland's eventual inclusion as a federated state in the empire as a long-term objective was mulled over by Hitler in 1941, but by 1942 he seems to have abandoned this line of thinking. According to Kersten, as Finland signed an armistice with the Soviet Union and broke off diplomatic relations with her former brother-in-arms Germany in September 1944, Himmler felt remorse for not eliminating the Finnish state, government and its "masonic" leadership sooner, and transforming the country into a "National Socialist Finland with a Germanic outlook".Kersten 1947, pp.
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Letter petitioning the Chief Herald of Canada for a Grant of Arms Three of the designs mulled over by the Grant of Arms Committee during their meeting at the Carlisle Golf and Country Club on April 10, 2010. On September 14, 2009, the Flamborough Heritage Society formally petitioned Claire Boudreau, Chief Herald of Canada, for a Grant of Arms which would ". . . reflect the former Town of Flamborough and its rich heritage so that we can better educate residents in the region." The Chief Herald accepted the petition and assigned Dr. Forrest Pass, Saguenay Herald, to the file.
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Fate in the form of fellow Uruguayan Carmelo Arden Quin would decide otherwise. Although master painter Arden Quin was 18 years older than his newest protégé, the duo soon functioned as complementary pieces of an avant-garde puzzle. Starting at the end of the 60s, MADI zigzagged in and out of Roitman's life; on occasion, he wrote the prefaces for Arden Quin shows and mulled over the idea of making collages. Mostly, however, he returned to writing – turning out plays, novels and satirical political pamphlets. His childhood and teen's love for the theatre stroked again and he wrote from 1956 to 1958 two experimental plays: Cesquetucroy and The Professor Omnium.
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Late in the afternoon of January 7, 1863, Federals from the Ozark garrison reached Springfield and informed the local commander, Brigadier General Egbert Brown, that a Confederate cavalry force, with an estimated strength somewhere between 4,000 and 6,000 men, was headed for Springfield. Having only 1343 veteran soldiers, Brown mulled over two options. He could destroy all of the Union Army of the Frontier's winter supplies at Springfield and retreat, or he could defend the town. General Grant on December 23, 1862 had published a major censure of the Union commander and forces stationed at Holly Springs, Mississippi, which had participated in the disgraceful surrender of Grant's Holly Springs supply depot.
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Rosberg and Hamilton made high-speed contact at the Spanish Grand Prix after which Hamilton took the championship lead from Rosberg over the next eight races after sub-par results from the former. During a mid-season interval, he changed his diet to remove sugars from his body and abstained from alcohol. Rosberg mulled over how to further better his performance; to avoid the strain of starting a diet, he refrained from cycling, losing of muscle in both his legs. This allowed him to win in Belgium, Singapore and Japan, and achieved three second-place finishes in a row to enter the season-ending leading Hamilton by 12 points.
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In a confrantation, his 3rd brother scolded him and told him he does not have what it takes to be emperor - he is not emperor material. Over time he had so many missed opportunities to seize the throne - is it fate? Xiao ChengRui thought he was groomed by his father to become the next emperor to the realization that he was not named as his successor. For all his hard work and many years of bravery in battles by his father's side, he felt entitled and that he was best suited to become the next emperor so when the opportunity was offered to him, he mulled over the sanctity of what they would embark on to make it happen.
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In late 1963, the 3rd Bomb Wing prepared to stand down in Japan as the USAF wanted to reduce the number of wings in Japan. Although the Wing would be inactivated, two of the B-57 squadrons, the 8th and the 13th were transferred to the direct control of the 41st Air Division and later to the 2nd Air Division at Yokota where they continued the South Korean nuclear alert mission as the USAF mulled over the fate of the B-57B. However, the increasing demands for aircraft in South Vietnam for use in the escalating conflict with North Vietnam caused the Air force to reconsider the inactivation. The aircraft to be moved to Clark AB, Philippines under Thirteenth Air Force.
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In August 2018, the traffic police department also established an English hotline for tourists in the run up to the World Nomad Games. As part of police reforms, the issue of changing the local name of the police from militsiya (Милиция) to police (Полиция) so as to not be like the soviet style militsiya which was known for its focus on process and statistics, but instead foster cooperation with the public, was also mulled over by the government. The changing of the name of force would however require money, to which changes have to be made systematically because of apparent public frustration with the police doing what appears to them as an unnecessary name change as seen through opinion polls by local media.
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Boogaard's brain was examined by BUSM, which in October 2011 determined the presence of CTE."Derek Boogard – A Brain 'Going Bad'", New York Times, Dec 5, 2011 10:05 AM ET. Part 3 of a three-part series chronicling Boogard's life and the posthumous research on his brain. Retrieved 2011-12-05. One National Hockey League player known in part for leading "the thump parade", former Boston Bruin right winger Shawn Thornton mulled over the "tragic coincidence" of the three recent league deaths and agreed that their deaths were due to the same cause, yet still defended the role of fighting on the rink.Shinzawa, Fluto, "Grind of the enforcer difficult to fight through", Boston Globe, September 11, 2011. Retrieved 2011-09-11.
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Parek who knew and met Gandhi, co-authored Mahatma Gandhi An Essay in Appreciation with R.M. Gray, like Gandhi mulled over the concept of Swadharmagraha, later named it as Hindu Swadharmagraha, insisting on the religion of one's birth; however, Parekh parted Gandhi preferring to create an eclectic religion—composed of various[best] doctrines and beliefs. Accordingly, Parekh conceptualised Hindu Swadharmagraha with more space to Christ and prophets of foreign religions, as God's own messengers. Like Gandhi, he affirmed full spiritual fellowship was possible without breaking Caste-system; furthermore, he defended and advocated the practice of caste system in the Indian churches. Gandhi, being a non-Christian acknowledged the moral excellence of Jesus Christ and the relevance of his teachings, with or without a personal commitment to him—Gandhi didn't convert to Christianity.
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Tarski's 1936 article "On the concept of logical consequence" argued that the conclusion of an argument will follow logically from its premises if and only if every model of the premises is a model of the conclusion. In 1937, he published a paper presenting clearly his views on the nature and purpose of the deductive method, and the role of logic in scientific studies. His high school and undergraduate teaching on logic and axiomatics culminated in a classic short text, published first in Polish, then in German translation, and finally in a 1941 English translation as Introduction to Logic and to the Methodology of Deductive Sciences. Tarski's 1969 "Truth and proof" considered both Gödel's incompleteness theorems and Tarski's undefinability theorem, and mulled over their consequences for the axiomatic method in mathematics.
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Lulianos and Paphos (alt. sp. Julianus and Pappus) (2nd-century CE) were two wealthy Jewish brothers who lived in Laodicea in Asia Minor, contemporaries with Rabbi Yehoshua ben Hananiah,Midrash Rabba (Genesis Rabba, P. Toldot § 64:8) and who suffered martyrdom at the hands of the Roman legate. An anecdote about the lives of these two illustrious Grecian-Jewish citizens has come down in the Midrashic literature stating that, during the days of Hadrian, the emperor mulled over the thought of rebuilding Israel's Temple. When the news reached Lulianos and Paphos who were very wealthy, they set-up tables from Acco to Antioch, hoping thereby to allow Jewish pilgrims to exchange their local currency for coins in specie, or else provide other basic needs for the people before proceeding on to Jerusalem.
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As the 2006 campaign season approached, Hart's congressional seat was not considered vulnerable, and Hart was described in media accounts as a "rising star" in Republican politics, who had never lost an election and who had demonstrated a unique ability to appeal to non- conservative voters even while maintaining a generally conservative voting record.Hart GOP's rising star Brown, David M. Pittsburgh Tribune Review September 11, 2005 In late 2005, her predecessor in the House of Representatives, Democrat Ron Klink, publicly mulled over the possibility of challenging Hart for his old seat. However, in late December, Klink announced that he would not run. Jason Altmire, a 38-year-old health care executive and political unknown (and, by coincidence, a neighbor of Hart's brother,) ultimately won the Democratic nomination for the seat.
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Building on his impressive senior year at Center Grove, Bailey entered Division III Maranatha Baptist Bible College in Wisconsin where he continued to thrive on the mats, earning All-Conference three times and being named NCAA National Qualifier. The Church Ministries major returned to Indianapolis after graduation and began to train with Jake O'Brien and Chris Lytle to stay active as he mulled over an offer to move to Colorado Springs to train at the Olympic Training Center with the World Team training camp. Bailey began to feel more comfortable in the sport and decided to decline the invitation in order to pursue mixed martial arts and soon after, in 2006, Bailey had his first professional fight, a first-round TKO victory over Jason Cook. For the past four years, Bailey has trained with Integrated Fighting Academy while also working part-time for the Indianapolis Fire Department with Chris Lytle.
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In the 1930s guests at Pixton "stood and shivered, while dogs sat on chairs and jumped in and out of the always open windows".Obituary of (Anne) Bridget Herbert (1914-2005), Daily Telegraph, 23 July 2005 Waugh satirised mealtime conversation at Pixton, when "(hunting) arrangements were mulled over at great and inconclusive length" in his depiction of Boot Magna in Scoop: :"For over an hour the details of Priscilla's hunt occupied the dining-room. Could she send her horse overnight to a farm near the meet; could she leave the Caldicotes at dawn, pick up her horse at Boot Magna, and ride on; could she borrow Major Watkins's trailer and take her horse to the Caldicotes for the night, then as far as Major Watkins's in the morning and ride on from there; if she got the family car from Aunt Anne and Major Watkins' trailer, would Lady Caldicote lend her a car to take it to Major Watkins's, would Aunt Anne allow the car to stay the night; would she discover it was taken without her permission? They discussed the question exhaustively, from every angle…".
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