A career path doesn't have to be neat and tidy.
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"Social movements don't happen in neat and tidy ways," he said.
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Real history is rarely neat and tidy, and rarely morally uncomplicated.
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What looks neat and tidy in Bogotá looks messier on the ground.
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A disappointment, then, for those who like their history neat and tidy.
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Calderwood's gingerbread rendition was neat and tidy -- like Martha Stewart herself had made it.
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Suicide is a lot of things, but neat and tidy it will never be.
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Yet Mr Flake's contrast between conservative ideas and partisan rage is too neat and tidy.
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This organizer keeps all your cables, adapters, dongles, and even a mouse neat and tidy.
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With an organized home, surely my work desk will be neat and tidy as well.
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Overall, my stay was comfortable, and I liked that the room was neat and tidy.
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What is less neat and tidy is the whole Owen-Teddy-Tom (Greg Germann) thing.
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This makes for a neat and tidy story, but it is based on a prejudice.
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" Lindsy Parrott, director of the Neustadt, said his approach reflects "his neat and tidy medical mind.
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Indeed, the origin of Homo sapiens isn't as neat and tidy as we've been led to believe.
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And you need a neat and tidy garden, that guests will actually want to spend time in.
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I mean, Champion REITS is a very neat and tidy company with a limited number of resources.
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"It's a conversation that's not resolved in all of these neat and tidy ways," Bloom says to Refinery29.
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But impeachment is not a neat and tidy legal proceeding governed by carefully crafted statutes and learned court opinions.
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Khloé Kardashian's 'KHLO-C-D' not only keeps her home neat and tidy, but it also benefits her waistline.
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Walking the streets here feels like strolling through Disney World—everything's neat and tidy and kind of antique-looking.
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Keeping a neat and tidy beard is a sign that you look after yourself and care about your appearance.
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It is a really holistic problem that is not tailored to neat and tidy solutions like prescription drug monitoring programs.
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It's all pretty neat and tidy, with the added virtue of being plausible — and supported by the market's behavior itself.
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And when it's not in use (hey, it could happen), the handy velcro cinch strap keeps things neat and tidy.
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Thanks to their 12-month calendar, the Babylonians chose to narrow it down to 12 and keep things neat and tidy.
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Programmable Cook & Carry Slow Cooker Save up to 50% on over 194.993,000 clearance items Keep your home neat and tidy with iRobot.
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This leaves a neat and tidy appearance on the exterior, but more importantly secures all your gear against clandestine ingress by strangers.
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What Raúl, in his neat and tidy way, is doing is to institutionalise the Cuban system, which long depended on Fidel's whims.
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I drove by their farm and saw a mile of white fencing, a neat and tidy flower bed, a freshly painted mailbox.
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Everything packaged up as a transaction, neat and tidy and topped with a Benjamin folded origami-style to look like a bow?
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Spieth is a tinkerer, technician and self-talker who wields his putter like a broom to keep his scorecard neat and tidy.
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While it's fun to tease, it would be close to impossible to have a truly neat and tidy theme and create balanced tribes.
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He gift-wraps for you a most beautiful box, the bow so neat and tidy, and who cares if there's nothing inside but air?
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Others are neat and tidy, like a blackboard that Ms. Wynne photographed among the trees at the Institut des Hautes Études Scientifiques outside Paris.
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Not that her storyline isn't important and very well done, but this is a neat and tidy way to move it along a bit.
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Apple's app is neat and tidy, with an increasing number of useful editing options, and some handy features for highlighting your best photos and videos.
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Instead of having to sift through endless matches that miss the mark, Align gives you a neat-and-tidy roundup of just five matches per day.
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The Economist: With respect, I don't think you've answered my previous question—and you've offered a "Hollywood ending" that sounds a bit too neat and tidy.
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When I'm done with printing, I roll them back into the corner of our living room, neat and tidy, and go back to the kitchen table.
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After years of complicated opinions about Tate, it's reassuring to have a neat and tidy explanation for all the ills the teen heartthrob released into the world.
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You like to keep your home neat and tidy, but you don't always have the time to go over all of your floors with a manual vacuum.
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There are a few rules for being a good guest: Don't overstay your welcome, share the cheese plate with others, and be as neat and tidy as possible.
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To put that in perspective, it took the team at Coren Puzzle over three hours just to rotate the 22x22 cube into a neat and tidy checkerboard pattern.
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And while its apps look very neat and tidy on the whole, and are easy to get around, there are a few areas that could use a polish.
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Finally, she gets to the most satisfying part, putting everything Annie chose to keep back in a way so neat and tidy it looks like Marie Kondo's closet heaven.
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That includes ensuring you keep the insides of your ears neat and tidy, unless you want your co-workers to do it for you using a tiny Q-Tip crossbow.
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What's cool, at least for Kimmy, is she thinks that everything is sort of put away into a box, neat and tidy, and that all her troubles are behind her.
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If we come in as the imperialist who needs to make everything look neat and tidy, we're only going to end up hurting the chaos that needs to take place.
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That means keeping your data backed up, your system neat and tidy, and having your most important files stored somewhere in the cloud so you can get at them from anywhere.
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A ROBOTIC LAWNMOWER keeping the grass neat and tidy outside a modern industrial building in Carrigtwohill, near Cork in Ireland, is a good indication that something whizzy may be going on inside.
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The emotions these songs express aren't so neat and tidy, so it's fitting to hear them in a way that's a little woolier, without the scalpel-like precision of the studio cuts.
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Yes, despite the grim state in which McGregor left the two divisions he ruled, it seems that both will be neat and tidy by the time he makes his return to action.
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Unlike a neat and tidy factory, where robots can be programmed to undertake repetitive tasks without any surprises, decontaminating an old nuclear site requires the ability to operate in an unstructured environment.
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While the Woodman tale is pleasant and heartwarming—"Local Man in Bucolic Early 20th-Century Seaside Massachusetts Town Invents World's Tastiest Foodstuff"—it's unfortunately not all as neat and tidy as that.
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That set the stage for Sunday's final half-hour, which, like the episodes that preceded it, felt a bit too on the nose -- too neat and tidy by "Girls'" normally messy standards.
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The director, John Lee Hancock, keeps things overly neat and tidy (it all shines or gleams), but he also keeps the story humming even when business talk threatens to slow it down.
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In some cases, young adults leave their parents behind to seek better opportunities; in others, entire families pack their necessities and lock their homes for the last time, leaving them neat and tidy.
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Gross, I know, and while you Virgos prefer to stay neat and tidy, if you think someone is fucking with or lying to you, you don't mind going through a dumpster or two.
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And now industrious retro-gaming enthusiasts have found way to add (up to, but no more than) another 30 games to the system's neat and tidy UI, as explained in this YouTube video.
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If you're working with a desk or shelf, attach binder clips to the back with a washer and screw and then run the cords through the clip to keep them neat and tidy.
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So just because the first half of the year is on pace for that "normal" annual return, it doesn't indicate the coming months will play out in such a neat-and-tidy way.
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Supported by a commercial sales tax (but not from the cemeteries, which are nonprofit), Colma is a neat and tidy town, with three small neighborhoods and 17 sprawling, manicured cemeteries, including one for pets.
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The big question regarding this reported sequel (aside from wanting to know how fast it can get on our screens) is how the neat and tidy ending of the film will spark more story.
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She riffed off the Japanese virtue of being neat and tidy, and duplicated the country's "art of discarding" movement that was all the rage in the '90s, a culture expert told the New Yorker.
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It all looks neat and tidy, especially Suburbicon, a planned community dotted with houses as square as Gardner's sack suits and yards that look as if they'd been landscaped using a compass and protractor.
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And if you like to keep your accessories neat and tidy, you'll love the included NanoStik PRO Pad; it helps the battery cling to the back of your phone without the use of messy adhesives.
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Federer, who likes things neat and tidy, kept it simple, closing out a 4-6, 7-6 (6) [11-9] victory after fighting off a match point at 8-9 in the decisive match tiebreaker.
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Instead of giving us a "five years later" flash-forward episode showing neat and tidy endings for everyone, Girls left the world just as it entered: self-absorbed and slightly narcissistic but still willing to learn.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Sofia Kenin kept her game neat and tidy to see off big-hitting Tunisian Ons Jabeur 6-4 6-4 at the Australian Open on Tuesday and reach her first Grand Slam semi-final.
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And Tony Harris' artwork is messier than you'd expect from a comic about the neat and tidy C-23PO, but it works to present him as a fish out of water in a strange and distant world.
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The Romanian third seed played some neat and tidy tennis in the opening set, lost the plot in the second and then wrapped up the victory to set up a second-round meeting with Magda Linette of Poland.
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Click here to view original GIFDid you know there's a special way to wrap your cables that not only keeps them neat and tidy, but also makes them perfectly unfurl without tangling when you're ready to use them?
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Watching Julien Baker perform is kind of like watching someone vomit up their own heart: it's visceral, and the emotions she's conveying feel tangible, and it's an understatement to say that it won't always be neat and tidy.
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And as the mysteries surrounding both Olga's death and the family's emigration from Mexico deepen, so does Julia's characterization, leading to a conclusion that eschews neat and tidy answers while embracing a deeper understanding of one's self and others.
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It's almost too neat and tidy an ending for their storyline, but when Kevin adds that not even everyone involved in this "conversation" is at this "table" right now — and Tom's face contorts ever so slightly — you remember: We still have Mrs.
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Morris knows that Olson's quest is the more interesting story and that shift in focus is the ultimate reason Wormwood is better than every other bit of "murder porn" on TV. Also, unlike other true crime shows, Wormwood has no neat and tidy ending.
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I came across a disused makeup travel kit that happened to be the perfect size to house the majority of my floating gadgets, then I assigned charging cables to one of the interior pockets and data cables plus card readers to the other, and suddenly the interior of the bag was as neat and tidy as the exterior.
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Edison Mail (Android/iOS, free)Screenshot: GizmodoIt's hard to find a truly stripped-down, lightweight email client for mobile but Edison Mail keeps its interface neat and tidy even if there are a lot of features and functions under the hood—it can automatically pick out attachments and bills for example, and features an instant unsubscribe feature.
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D-Day was originally scheduled for June 5. As a result, depending on the abilities of the "erks" (RAF nickname for ground crew), the stripes were often far from neat and tidy.
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A flat hairbrush is used to detangle unkempt hair. A round hairbrush is used to style hair for neat and tidy hair, medium length, with a blowdryer. A brush is typically used on longer hair but can still be used for shorter hair, which is normally dealt with using a comb. A flat brush is normally used for detangling neat and tidy hair, after a sleep; a round brush for styling and curling hair, especially by a professional stylist, and with a blowdryer.
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Film critic Hal Erickson wrote that the film was "a neat-and-tidy thriller from the Republic B-picture mills."Erikson, Hal. Allmovie by Rovi, film/DVD review, no date. Accessed: August 18, 2013.
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They run their fingers through her hair and make it all neat and tidy. They free the animals. They soothe her and settle her down and the sea becomes calm and smooth again. There are seals, walruses, fish, and whales again.
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She is very neat and tidy, and also very friendly. She is the tallest in her class. She's very good at dancing and singing. Nyako has pretty green eyes, and is white in color except for a dark grey patch on her head and tail.
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The book also investigates the lineage of European kings. DNA has enabled geneticists to construct their family trees going back to Charlemagne in the 8th century. Rutherford shows that family trees are not neat and tidy, but tangled webs. They often collapse in on themselves as a result of inbreeding.
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Lucy-A courageous, headstrong girl who wants desperately to find her mother. Sally-Lucy's neat and tidy sister. Wynston-A prince, who happens to be Lucy's best friend. King Desmond-Wynston's father, who is very kind, but thinks that Wynston should spend more time in "the art of Queening" than with Lucy.
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Variety found its portrayal of the subject matter to be limited: "this semi-comedy of manners and hormones suffers from being much too neat and tidy, aesthetically and dramatically sweeping aside a lot of the messiness that comes with sex." The film won the Copper Wing Award for best director at Phoenix Film Festival.
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The Salem Municipal Corporation had decided to Lay concrete flooring on the entire new bus stand premises at an outlay of Rs. 5 crores. This would enable in keeping the bus stand neat and tidy and also prevent waterlogging during the monsoon period. The project has been undertaken under the Infrastructure Gap Filling Fund.
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Emmaville's industries are tourism, agriculture, and mining. There is a Mining Museum which includes a collection of mineral specimens and photographs of the town's history. Fossicking is a local tourist activity. This neat and tidy village has a post office, general store, two craft shops, a swimming pool, a caravan site and two hotels.
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Salt Spring Apple He presented it in 1820 to the Horticultural Society of London. This tree is specializing for gardening, having a neat and tidy growing habit, and producing beautiful flowers. It have earned the Award of Garden Merit by the Royal Horticultural Society in 1993. It is an ancestor for the Edward VII apple.
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London: Penguin Books. Chapter Two. Secondly is Fillyjonk, a woman who is usually obsessed with everything being neat and tidy, but who has an epiphany after suffering an accident and decides to "see people. People who talked and were pleasant and went in and out and filled the whole day so that there was no time for terrible thoughts".
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In former times, Waterside was characterised by its neat and tidy weavers' cottages on the north bank of the Luggie river, and its picturesque mills on the south bank. In between lay a well-built mill dam. Many of the former weavers' cottages survive but the mills have long since been demolished. The mill dam has collapsed into a scattering of stones on the river bed.
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There are different bed-making techniques, such as "hospital corners" and "mitred corners". Military recruits are often taught how to make a neat and tidy bed with hospital corners. Military personnel are expected to fold the bed very tightly, in some cases so that a coin can bounce off it. Since 2012, many self-making beds which automatically rearrange the bedding are in development and in use.
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The salted cod was then transported to the fish flakes by two men carrying a barrow. The fish was then spread out in a very neat and tidy order by placing them alternately heads and tails. These were first laid face-up, which is flesh side exposed to the sun. As the fish dried it was then flipped over to dry the back side of the salted cod.
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The canteen and the surroundings are always kept neat and tidy. Plastic bags less than 10 microns are not permitted inside the campus. Only one common eating facility (canteen facility) shall be provided in the campus for day scholars, hostellers, guests of the College, teaching and non-teaching staff of the College. The management is fully committed to keep the quality of the canteen for the utmost benefit of all concerned.
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Minor's Hill in 2018 The Modern Era After the civil war the residents of Falls Church and Minor's Hill rebuilt, and prospered. By 1891, when a Washington Evening Star newspaper reporter visited, Falls Church was neat and tidy. Ascending Minor's Hill he could see "almost a bird's-eye view of Falls Church, which nestles cozily at its base." He could also clearly see the shaft of the Washington Monument and the Episcopal Seminary in Alexandria.
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Out of curiosity, he took a peep into the room, then to his surprise in this neat and tidy room, he saw there was a setup of an offering for a banquet. He then saw a young palace musuri dressed in her official uniform, weeping bitterly in front of the table set for a memorial ritual. The memorial tablet was set for the former Queen Inhyeon. The King was surprised, since Queen Inhyeon had been deposed.
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It's Pluto's birthday and Mickey Mouse is busy preparing the party things for his birthday dog, Pluto. First, Pluto tries to eat the cake, but is caught by his master, Mickey Mouse, when it is time for his bath. As soon as Pluto is looking more neat and tidy, he tries to eat the cake but then gets spotted by his master again. Then, Mickey's nephews barge the gate down and trample all over Pluto as they hurry to the party.
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In the Disney series he is kind, gentle and ordinarily quite shy, but with Pooh by his side, he often overcomes his fears. His catchphrase is "Oh, d-d-dear!". Piglet lives in a beech tree that he likes to keep neat and tidy, and can sing very well. He has been voiced by John Fiedler (1968–2005), Robie Lester (Disneyland Records), Phil Baron (1983–1986), Travis Oates (2005–present), and in the Christopher Robin film, he was voiced by Nick Mohammed.
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In the Disney cartoons, Piglet loves beautiful things like flowers, is very kindhearted and is obsessed with keeping things neat and tidy. He sometimes has an inferiority complex, although his friends think highly of him. However, he is often left performing tasks better suited to someone bigger and stronger, such as in several episodes of The New Adventures of Winnie the Pooh or the 2011 film. Piglet can be found at the Walt Disney Parks and Resorts for meet and greets.
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The finished package was generally agreed to be neat and tidy (if conventional), especially in the red-and-white corporate colours of West, the team's title sponsor. The car's designation of "841" shows that the car itself was already behind the times when it started. The 841 was intended to be used by Zakspeed for their entry into Formula One in the season. However, the project fell behind due to a lack of funds and only began competing in 1985.
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Hashtnagar is known for its militant socialist struggle of peasants led by the Mazdoor Kisan Party which has resulted in various positive developments of the area. Before the peasant's movement poor people were living in a suffocated and suppressed environment. They were dependent on landlords for their daily routine life, they even cannot style or comb their hairs or wear neat and tidy clothes, because it was prohibited by landlords. Violation of the rules imposed by landlords leads to severe punishment and fines.
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As a glowing credit to Wesleyan mission life and village advancement at Nairukuruku in 1884, Brewester observed > About four miles further up the Wainimala from Vunidawa was Nairukuruku, the > seat of Ratu Jona the native minister in charge of my province. He had a > small preparatory school where aspirants for the ministry received their > preliminary training. Order and discipline were combined with good native > customs and the students whilst being educated, were self-supporting, > maintained their own food supply and kept their houses neat and tidy.
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Retrieved 10 March 2018. The school encourages students to perform better by using praise cheques. A student will receive a praise cheque if she meets one of the following criteria: getting five or more marks in a test compared to the previous one, being one of the top 3 students in a test; or thinking critically, being responsible, having charisma, being neat and tidy, showing improved behaviour, being honest by returning any lost item found, being helpful, being righteous, being active in services, or having active participation in activities.School Development Plan. Retrieved 10 March 2018.
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The F110 was powered by a Cosworth engine, as was also used by the Williams, Lotus and Virgin teams, the latter two of which were also F1 débutants. It also featured a seven-speed Xtrac gearbox, again in common with Lotus. After the car's launch, Gary Anderson described the chassis as "a neat and tidy, if simple, package". He noted the precise aerodynamic sculpting around the sidepods and engine air intake, the "V" profile of the nose derived from the previous year's Red Bull RB5 chassis, and the triple-plane front wing.
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Hogg, Page 189 Jean was said to be a good and prudent housewife, kept everything in neat and tidy order, was well liked by the servants and provided plenty of wholesome food. The maid-servant, Elizabeth, previously mentioned was a cousin.Wilson, Page 10 Robert Ainslie was not so complimentary when he visited Ellisland in October 1790.McQueen, Page 133 Burns' sons Francis Wallace and William Nicol were born at Ellisland Farm, and their half-sister Betty (daughter of Helen Anne Park of DumfriesMcQueen, Page 135) spent the first months of her life here too.
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In March 1941, Dr. McCabe carried out a general inspection and found that the School was ‘well kept’ and satisfactory in all areas. There is no General Inspection Report for 1942. The next inspection took place on 27 January 1944 and she commented that the premises were ‘very well kept, clean and tidy’ and most areas were found to be ‘satisfactory’, but she found that the ‘children looked far from being neat and tidy’. She said that their clothes were ‘tattered and untidy’ and their blankets were ‘thin and worn’.
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Henderson jumps to the conclusion that Brent is guilty and provided the impressions to the actual thief; Hanbury, who is about to retire and wants to leave things neat and tidy, is less certain and insists on a proper investigation. They question Standish, Nicole, Lang, and others, and have Brent brought back to England for questioning. Standish had a motive to hurt Brent: he had learned that Brent was likely to be promoted to replace him. But at Brent's apartment, the detectives find evidence of keys being copied.
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This is also where Matt first finds out about Raven's Gate, as Tom has scrawled it on the wall in green paint. Matt rushes out and soon finds some police, who soon begin to doubt him when they find the place neat and tidy again and several workers and one of the witches from the village doing housekeeping. The police threaten to arrest Matt again if he continues telling them stories like this. The next night, Jayne Deverill arranges for a phone call for Matt, and he is immensely disturbed to hear the dead farmer, Tom Burgess, on the other end.
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Both genders are expected to wear the white button down college shirt with the red, green and gold striped tie and the dark green college blazer. The red jumper is optional for students. Summer uniform The summer uniform consists of grey shorts for boys with the white button-down college shirt (tie optional) and for the girls, a dark green, pleated dress. All students must wear black leather lace up shoes, have neat and tidy hair that is kept off the collar, one simple stud-earring, no visible tattoos and all skirt lengths must be on/just above the knee.
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Artwork and statues of different Middle Eastern and Mediterranean civilisations dating back to the 3rd and 4th century BC also suggest that such hairstyles were common amongst warrior cultures. More modern male depictions occur in the 19th century Ethiopia, where warriors and kings such as Tewodros II and Yohannes IV were depicted wearing cornrows. Cornrows were also used during American slavery to portray maps of the area to help escaping slaves. Many slaves were made to shave their hair by slave traders however braiding their natural hair was a way to keep it and be considered neat and tidy.
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The A.V. Club Zack Handlen rated the episode a "B+". Handlen praised Henriksen's acting in the episode, finding that he had given the character of Frank Black more dramatic weight here and throughout the second season compared to the calmer portrayals of the first season. However, Handlen considered the ending of the episode to be too "neat and tidy", resolving a potentially profound development for the series in quite a perfunctory manner. Robert Shearman and Lars Pearson, in their book Wanting to Believe: A Critical Guide to The X-Files, Millennium & The Lone Gunmen, rated "In Arcadia Ego" one star out of five.
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Granma Practical and pragmatic, Agnes' grandmother most likely did not imagine her golden years being spent living in a trailer, working a dead-end factory job and raising her precocious granddaughter. Granma’s no-nonsense way of dealing with life’s everyday disasters is described by Agnes as “mixing tragedy and farce.” Barely eking along from small-paycheck-to-small-paycheck, she still manages to keep Agnes reasonably fed and clothed, though certainly not to her granddaughter's fantastical standards. Poor but proud, Granma may live in an old trailer but insists on it being kept neat and tidy, much to Agnes’ (who especially despises folding towels and having to make her bed) chagrin.
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And what happened–to > complete the story in a neat and tidy way–was that they were not spending > any money on advertising to promote any of the movies started by the > previous regime–by Putnam's regime. They were burying films left right and > center by spending no money on them–and the books looked really good at the > end of that. > The joke is, if you look back, we got the best reviews and we were doing the > best business in the opening weeks of any film they had released since Last > Emperor. We actually opened well in the big cities–we opened really well.
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The choice of was related to the efficiency of power transmission as a function of voltage and cost, not based on a neat and tidy ratio of the supply voltage. For a given power level, a higher voltage allows for a lower current and usually better efficiency at the greater cost for high-voltage equipment. It was found that was an optimal point, where a higher voltage would still improve efficiency but not by a significant amount in relation to the higher costs incurred by the need for larger insulators and greater clearance from structures. To avoid short circuits, the high voltage must be protected from moisture.
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South is a 1987/1988 album by New Zealand musician Shona Laing and her most commercially successful release to date. It was released twice; in 1987 as a worldwide release, and again in 1988 in the United States. Laing reprised four of the tracks from her 1985 album GenreShona Laing - NZ singer/songwriter ("(Glad I'm) Not a Kennedy", "The Migrant and Refugee", "Neat and Tidy", and “Day Trip” retitled as “Your Reputation”) for the U.S. release of South (only "Kennedy" was included on the international release). Three singles from the album reached the charts in New Zealand, Australia and the U.S.; "(Glad I'm) Not a Kennedy", "Drive Baby Drive" and "Soviet Snow".
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Emily VanDerWerff of the site listed "Prophecy Girl" as one of the "10 episodes that show how Buffy The Vampire Slayer blew up genre TV", writing that it gave "a sense of the series at its early best". DVD Talk's Phillip Duncan described the episode as "a neat and tidy close without much fanfare" and felt that there was "too much crammed into this episode as several plot-points are struggled to be resolved". On the other hand, a review from the BBC called it "a very satisfying conclusion", highlighting the tone and the performances. Jarett Wieselman of the New York Post listed the scene where Buffy says she quits being the Slayer as one of the top five moments of Gellar as Buffy.
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Gilmore’s first point is that contract law was never as neat and tidy as the casebooks tried to make it appear. Cases were selected and reported in the texts as long as they fit the categories already created. The theory of contract as formulated by Holmes and Williston, was disassembled by Benjamin N. Cardozo and Arthur Linton Corbin. Cardozo did this through his judicial opinions, which gave power to the courts to create contracts wherever possible, adding contract terms if necessary, while Corbin did so in his treatise on Contracts (which Gilmore describes as the greatest law book ever written). Corbin’s work takes the opposite stance of Holmes, refuting the idea that contract law was external, rather focusing on the “operative facts” of the cases.
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Next, the author presents his views and advice regarding the role of kuchmistrz, or "master chef". Czerniecki clearly took pride from his role as a chef, which he understood as incorporating those of an artist and a mentor to younger cooks. According to him, a good chef should be "well-groomed, sober, attentive, loyal and, most of all, supportive to his lord and quick." > He should be neat and tidy, with a good head of hair, well-combed, short at > the back and sides; he should have clean hands, his fingernails should be > trimmed, he should wear a white apron; he should not be quarrelsome, he > should be sober, submissive, brisk; he should have a good understanding of > flavor, a sound knowledge of ingredients and utensils, together with a > willingness to serve everyone.
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Though, on the one hand, she regarded African people and cultures as those who needed protection and preservation, she also believed in the necessity of British economic and technological influence and in indirect rule, insisting that there was some work in West Africa that had to be completed by white men. Yet in Studies in West Africa she writes: "Although a Darwinian to the core, I doubt if evolution in a neat and tidy perpendicular line, with Fetish at the bottom and Christianity at the top, represents the true state of affairs." Other, more acceptable, beliefs were variously perceived and used in Western European society – by traders, imperialists, women's rights activists and others – and, articulated as they were in great style, helped shape popular perception of "the African" and "his" land.
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Instead of cliché, Weinstein writes that her characters become more realistic as she exploits the dramatic plots, because they "are influenced by the melodramatic conventions of the culture that excludes them". Diane Hamer likens Bannon's work to the Mills and Boon of lesbian literature, but unlike conventional romance novels, her stories never really have neat and tidy conclusions. Hamer also takes note of Bannon's use of Freudian symbolism: in I Am a Woman, Jack frequently mentions that he is being psychoanalyzed, and his friends react with interest. Jack labels Laura "Mother" and continues to refer to this nickname instead of her real name throughout the series, as though Bannon—through Jack—is vaguely mocking Freud and the ideas that have framed the construction of sexuality in the 1950s.
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Despite the fact that he is no longer on full-time active duty, McGarrett's military background and SEAL training are still evident in his daily routine and habits; he still takes a "Navy shower", keeps his house impeccably neat and tidy, maintains a fitness regimen and is extremely sensitive to sound even when asleep. His military mannerisms are also apparent in the way he approaches his cases, some of the lingo he uses and his ability to remain calm even when under intense pressure, and he is frequently mocked by Danny for his lack of "human" touch. In later seasons he becomes more affable around the other task force members and would be seen cracking jokes with other team members. Despite his stoicism, he has a soft spot for children, especially his adoptive niece Joan and Danny's children Grace and Charlie, both of whom often refer to him as 'Uncle Steve', and is extremely protective of his younger sister Mary.
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Oscar in training with São Paulo in 2009 A hard-working and versatile player, Hernanes can cover all midfield positions, and has been used as an attacking midfielder, as a central midfielder and as a deep-lying playmaker. Although he is not particularly quick, he is a dynamic and energetic player that is effective at making attacking runs and who possesses good physical attributes; moreover, he is known for his defensive contribution, and his willingness to press opposing players. He is known for being neat and tidy in possession, with the ability to pass the ball accurately out wide in order to stretch play or create chances for teammates. Hernanes is highly regarded for his creativity and technical skills: his double step is one of the most popular in the world; he is also an accurate and powerful striker of the ball from distance with either foot, despite being naturally right footed, as well as being a threat from set-pieces, with his left as well as his "stronger" right foot, uniquely.
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Much of McGarrett's interaction with Danny outside of work usually begins and ends with the duo bickering over trivial matters or good-naturedly mocking one another; there is a running gag in the show where various characters would comment on how the duo bicker like an "old married couple". Although they seem like polar opposites—for example, McGarrett keeps his house neat and tidy and keeps his emotions bottled up while Danny is shown to be a slob and often vocalizes his frustrations by ranting—they form an unlikely friendship, with McGarrett mocking Danny in his deadpan humor several times about how the latter misses him secretly but refuses to admit it. Although he is often referred to as "Boss" by the other members of Five-0 and he is usually seen giving orders, he considers the other members of the team as his peers and ohana (family), as mentioned in the Season 5 premiere. McGarrett was in a long-term on-and-off relationship with Catherine Rollins (Michelle Borth), a rekindled old flame introduced early in season 1.
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Miss Eirlys Edwards, a clerk in Newport Education Department (with no training or experience in matters of child welfare), testified on the second day that she visited Bank Farm on 20 December 1944, and observed that the boys were treated with little affection, and while Terence appeared to be well cared for, Dennis appeared ill and frightened; she asked Mrs Gough to call a doctor to examine him, which she said she would do. She had recommended to her superiors that the boys be removed and Mr W. J. Edmonds, Newport's Deputy Director of Education, confirmed that he had requested Shropshire Education Committee to do so, although the Goughs had not yet been informed of this decision. On the third day, Police Sergeant Macpherson testified that he had visited the farm following Dennis's death and found that the boys' bedroom was dirty and poorly furnished, whereas the Goughs' room was pleasant, neat and tidy. He said that Mrs Gough stated that Dennis had started complaining that his feet hurt soon after he came to live with them and that he was always late getting up.
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