It's an OG passing down a lesson to a young guy, which is me and then I'm passing down a story to the even younger guys and it all works together.
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So it's always going to be passing down to somebody.
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It is not an individual passing down orders like The Godfather.
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He's the guy passing down the lore and the unwritten rules.
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"I hate that this what I'm passing down to him," Keenan said.
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Taking, sharing, and passing down locks of hair was common practice at the time.
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"I wouldn't have known her if she was passing down the street," she said.
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They are, we realize, all dead, and are passing down the long road ahead.
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These volunteer do-gooders are interfering "asses" who revel in passing down unduly punitive sentences.
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She was a witch, or demon worshipper, passing down this demon from generation to generation.
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For a genre where passing down stories is at its core, this LP is modest.
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In essence, a mother is passing down not only a language but a culture too.
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Passing down this expectation and this pressure is a negative effect of patriarchal culture on men.
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To that end, the Rams flood the field with extra blocking on every non-passing down.
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Passing down a bit of that tangible history to family members is now Ms. Sutton's motivation.
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Do you have any generational beauty tips that the women in your family have been passing down?
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Catch Keys passing down her musical knowledge to contestants on The Voice, airing Mondays at 8 p.m.
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In early conversations, the goal should be to communicate why they're passing down the money, he says.
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Magic Johnson, a co-owner, presented it to Scully, who has spent 255 seasons passing down baseball.
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In early conversations, the goal should be to communicate why they're passing down the money, he said.
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It betrays our children who watch us and wonder what kind of legacy we are passing down.
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From one angle, if Etsy is forcing its sellers' hands, it's just a passing-down of pressure.
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I was just passing down to my son what so many well-intentioned fathers have said before me.
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Farrell says parents passing down money to their kids often miss the most important step: talking about it.
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Victoria Beckham has still got it — and she's passing down her Posh Spice skills on to her son.
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Despite the hardships, Chittenden intends on passing down a successful business to the next generation of dairy farmers.
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Passing down his wisdom, Master Song taught his students to eat together, work together, and give back together.
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In Black culture, folklore remains an essential mode of passing down stories, customs, and beliefs from generation to generation.
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However, Venhuizen expressed confidence in the company's ability to continue operations without passing down price hikes to its customers.
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And the passing down of occupation and other measures of socioeconomic status seems to affect boys more than girls.
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Some people didn't go that far but kept going to conventions and passing down their devotion to their children.
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Gelfond said he tries to replicate that relationship at Imax by passing down "business secrets" to his chief of staff.
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Our cultures have rich histories, our own technologies, our own ways of passing down knowledge and creating community and exchange.
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Is your grandma highly unlikely to be passing down a tortilla recipe for you to preserve for generations to come?
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The transactions illustrate the unique advantages that real estate developers like Trump have when passing down valuable assets between generations.
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Like lush workers, those denizens of the subways, they have not been passing down their skills to a new generation.
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My destiny was to marry a wife, earn money, and provide for our children while passing down our ancient culture.
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For younger generations to know about those crimes and understand the shock of them requires some passing-down of the story.
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Unlike other big agricultural industries, sugaring is local and family owned, with parents passing down farms to their children and grandchildren.
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They provide information to other health-care providers as well as to patients concerned with developing or passing down inheritable medical conditions.
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The company also have certain 'blender families' who have worked with the company for generations, passing down the expertise on specific herbs.
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In an article published on The Good Men Project, Rose shares a few of the lessons he's passing down to his children.
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Many don't see anything wrong with passing down the same old values that send thousands of kids into suicidal depression each year.
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The rules for passing down citizenship are meant to ensure that children born abroad have a sufficient connection to the United States.
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In addition to passing down the language, Hilaria also explained that many of her and Alec's traits have rubbed off on their children.
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But when it comes to passing down money to future generations, Farrell says they often miss the most important step: talking about it.
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They tried to force the ball to passing-down back James White despite the fact that he couldn't actually catch a ball downfield.
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What is the harm of passing down outsize wealth from one generation to another, or the tax system that so eagerly supports it?
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Occasionally contemporary New York works as it should, within the outlines of the Jane Jacobs dreamscape, advantage passing down by means of collision.
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Songs are a major component of oral history, a way of passing down tales and legends from generation to generation with an accompanying tune.
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Kim Zolciak-Biermann is known for baring it all in bikinis, and she's passing down her signature swimsuit style to her daughter, Brielle Biermann, 22.
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She raced into the crowd surrounding the fallen building, her arms raised to collect whatever debris workers were passing down to clear from the site.
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She said that in working with students, she had been thinking about legacies and their transmission, perhaps passing down her own skepticism in the process.
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She kept urging me to come down and learn about this apprenticeship method of printing — the way people were passing down the trade over generations.
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Our writer explores the importance of passing down yogurt's most important ingredient and the lengths families will go to keep that narrative (and culture) going.
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Mythology serves a number of functions, including tying a group of people together, passing down of traditions, and perhaps most importantly, serving as a moral blueprint.
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Klann became a father figure to both, not only passing down his recipes, but also sharing his wisdom and teaching his bakers about the soul of baking.
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But as business owners start reaching the later stages of their careers, one survey showed many don't have a plan for passing down or selling their businesses.
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Just over five feet tall and 13 years old, Dakotah explained that Juwan had acted as an older brother to him, passing down advice and old clothing.
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Ahead, a roundup of investment-worthy (but not necessarily pricey!) pieces you'll keep from move to move — and might even end up passing down as family heirlooms.
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ISIS leadership may continue to operate under the radar, given that generally they are responsible for passing down directives from the top and coordinating sleeper cell activities.
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Now, the Federal Supreme Court in Lausanne—the highest court in Switzerland—has judged that such actions do constitute rape, passing down a one-year suspended sentence.
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People of color who do have access and resources to clinics and hospitals may never utilize them because of a generational passing down of this medical mistrust.
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That's what's happened with a relatively new procedure that doctors have begun using to help couples avoid passing down genetic mutations that cause mitochondrial disease to their children.
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But among New Caledonian crows, it's not clear if their tool-making skills are the result of imitation, or an ability acquired through the passing down of cultural traditions.
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As a long-running Gaza border protest builds to a climax in the coming days, it is the passing down of memories such as these that fuel the demonstrations.
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Local historian Malia Ramirez -- who specializes in oral history, the verbal passing down of traditions from the elders -- said he could sense the worry at the local laundromat Thursday.
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"I don't think that I would buy shoreline property with the expectation that it's an investment that I would be passing down to my kids or grandkids," says Miller.
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Rock music is such a generational thing—you see parents taking their kids to metal shows and passing down records—and this project is a living example of that.
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We talked to Kaling about her relationship with body hair, her top skin tips, and the beauty advice she'll be passing down to her one-year-old daughter, ahead.
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Richards tells PeopleStyle in our 5 Questions video series that she's planning on passing down her high-priced designer accessories to her girls one day, but not before they're ready.
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It is a story of fathers who infect their sons by passing down the same disease of blind rage that robbed them of everything when they were sons themselves once.
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One Italian family has been passing down its trick for turning zucchini into a musical instrument for decades, and now Luigi is paying it forward with a how-to video.
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Some parents are almost neurotically responsible, passing down a sense of penny-pinching thrift as though it were an heirloom; others prize idealism, encouraging their children to follow their dreams.
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Typically, a man has a four in 200 chance of passing down a genetic disorder to his children, but after the age of 50, that number jumps to five in 200.
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She humbly reminds you, however, that what you consider a threadbare and smelly old blanket may be, for others, a treasured memory that they are now lovingly passing down to you.
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He then gave a special shout out to "his man" Joe Biden, of course, and was sure to thank his mother-in-law for passing down the "hotness genes" to his wife.
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Though Annie, Erik nor I don't have kids yet, I wanted to have a third generation in there to represent the future to come of passing down traditions with pride and joy.
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I knew when I made the choice to let your Canadian puppeteer father knock me up that there was a good chance we'd be passing down some spectacularly weird genetic material to you.
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Jim said he had to get going, and when he went outside he thought only a few hours had passed, but an entire day had and morning traffic was passing down the Bowery.
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Although she doesn't think the new study should diminish caution surrounding older fathers passing down genetic diseases, she is not surprised by the findings that advanced paternal age can have positive outcomes, too.
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Between gingham prints, stripes, florals, embroidered rabbit motifs, as well as special "property of" tags, the collection embodies the delight in holding on to, and passing down, clothes that are meant to last forever.
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Charged with passing down moral and ethical values through birth work, they're meant to share their knowledge with the rest of the community and future generations, therefore ensuring that each birth is spiritually meaningful.
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And Real Housewives of Atlanta's Cynthia Bailey says her daughter, Noelle Robinson, may be the next up-and-comer, but first she's passing down all her wisdom of the harsh realities on the modeling world.
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The bottom line: While their predecessors functioned as history teachers, passing down the lessons they were taught, today's hitting coaches are more akin to if your AP Physics and AP Statistics professors had a baby.
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Statistically, physically attractive people rise more rapidly in their professions, make more money, marry better, and position their children to do the same, passing down their good fortune—and good genes—to the next generation.
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"This is the first time we're seeing a kink in the chain of passing down mementos from one generation to another," Ms. Buysse said in a telephone interview from the group's headquarters in Hinsdale, Ill.
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One speaker, Husniya Khujamyorova, 31, who works as a linguist at the organization, is writing children's books in Wakhi in the hopes of passing down the language, which is spoken by about 40,000 people worldwide.
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He was generous with the wisdom he acquired and saw it as his mission to share it with future generations of players, taking special delight in passing down his love of the game to Gianna.
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He was generous with the wisdom he acquired and saw it as his mission to share it with future generations of players, taking special delight in passing down his love of the game to Giana.
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These captains tended to be the best village hunters: shrewd judges of ice and men, affluent enough to support a crew and a camp, passing down their equipment and know-how to generations of whalers.
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In this case, the five-month old boy was born to a Jordanian mother who was at risk of passing down a fatal and debilitating genetic disorder called Leigh Syndrome, which affects the developing nervous system.
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But that was still easily the worst of the week in the N.F.L. The negative number means, in theory, the Bills would have been better off if Peterman had simply taken a knee on every passing down.
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Reid notes that he looks forward to passing down the Model A to his children, along with other important family heirlooms like furniture and a Super Bowl ring he won as an assistant coach with the Packers.
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WIPP has been a consistent voice in the halls of Congress to raise the threshold or eliminate the tax due on operating small businesses to reduce the burden created for families passing down businesses through the generations.
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Preserving Black American History Through Song in the Dominican Republic (20183) For older community members, ranging in age from 80 to 104, passing down church hymns is a way to teach the youth about their rich and unique history.
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In the 19th century, virtually every women's campaign — from abolition to temperance to social reform to suffrage — was cast as a mother-daughter compact, a movement of political "mothers" protecting their "daughters" from male predation and passing down moral power.
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But Tibetan Buddhism needs to march with the times, and at the same time as passing down and teaching its traditional precepts it needs to put more focus on teachings that "benefit social harmony and move with the times", Wu said.
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The choices that black families make today are inevitably constrained by a legacy of racism that prevented their ancestors from buying quality housing and then passing down wealth that might have allowed today's generation to move into more stable communities.
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Her mother, one of the first women to receive a Ph.D. in computer science from the University of Pennsylvania, taught her to code: a skill Ms. Pao is now passing down to her own daughter, who is in elementary school.
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Scientists agree that dogs stem from wolves, but where, when and how many times dogs were domesticated — passing down tameness and other traits over generations — has been rethought many times in the last few years ( SN: 7/8/17, p. 23).
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Smith, for his part, is fascinated by myth and folklore as an ancient form of entertainment as well as a window into cultural understanding, but "I don't think I really understood how important passing down stories was until I had kids," he says.
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I learned fire eating myself from an artist named A. V. Phibes (born Alia Madden) in her Williamsburg living room after she decided to retire her Vulnavia, Queen of Nails persona and was casually passing down her skills to a couple of friends.
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I think it is extremely important for teenagers to read or be taught about these certain subject because it will help them mature earlier on … Our generation could benefit from the adults in our lives passing down the reality of the real world to us.
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As part of your permanent health record, your DNA report could also tell you whether you had a risk of passing down a disease when you were ready to have children and whether you should start screening for breast cancer or colon cancer before you turned 40.
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Most of the known essential genes perform functions related to expressing genes, passing down genetic information from one generation to the next, or performing essential functions in the cell's membrane and cytosol, so the scientists predict that the unknown genes will have similar jobs — we just don't know what yet.
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In situations where ultra-high-net-worth individuals have inherited their money, and their parents and grandparents were not successful in passing down a desired sense of drive and purpose, we work with them as they struggle to find meaning and purpose, since the drive to make money is not primary.
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Trump got another pick for a Supreme Court that was already depressingly busy passing down judgments detrimental to women, labor, migrants and Muslims — raising the shivery specter of even more extreme decisions to come stripping existential rights from women, gays, minorities and just about everyone else because Democrats have no way to stop it.
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