For Connell, Xiaoice points the way toward the next generation of search.
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It also points the way forward to a new era of strategic forgetting.
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It points the way toward a new AI-powered paradigm for scientific discovery.
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That success points the way toward a new and more vigorous progressive agenda.
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The vector of the present points the way to a number of possible futures.
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A mannequin dressed like a menacing clown knife-points the way to the exit.
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"This is work that points the way into the future," Fox says of the exhibit.
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That's our saving and self-effacing grace, and pumpkin spice points the way to it.
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A big idea in Minneapolis points the way for other cities desperately in need of housing.
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Both places still exist: Atomic Liquors's red and yellow sign still points the way to its retro interior.
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Fortunately, the law itself points the way, and three members of Utah's congressional delegation are leading the charge.
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Sanders' coalition alone, points the way towards a fundamental realignment of the Democratic party around the working class.
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They are part of the ineluctable journey to a climactic battle, which in turn points the way towards more films.
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The advent of the company's brand new smart assistant Bixby, meanwhile, points the way forward for Samsung's upcoming ecosystem play.
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A large, lightbulb adorned sign off the road points the way to fruit-filled cocktail or a budget-friendly motel.
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Addressing the conditions that enable conspiracism, rather than the content of the conspiracism itself, points the way toward quashing it.
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A Michigan ballot initiative points the way to reforming gerrymandering, one of the most anti-democratic practices in American politics.
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Wrestling points the way forward: We can revolt in our seats, and nobody gets over unless we have the final say so.
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" Last September, the group released a policy blueprint that it said "points the way forward for the next president, regardless of party.
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While not unique to STEM fields, research in science, technology, engineering and mathematics often points the way to cutting edge goods or methods.
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"I see Michael Laufer's activities as a valuable form of social activism that points the way to a promising future," von Hippel said.
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We finished "Sleep Deprivation" just days before the album was done, and it kind of points the way for were we were heading.
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" She continued, "I'll tell you, that, for me, tells the whole thing and points the way to our larger American society for the moment.
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Such work also points the way to how branded content techniques can translate to the other side of the aisle, old-fashioned editorial journalism.
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I've spent a lot of time thinking about what comes after Wakanda, and "Us" points the way to the broader horizons Hollywood should explore.
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"Silicon Valley has always had a dumb, overpriced company that maybe points the way to the future, but is just silly," Swisher said of Juicero.
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But more important, it also points the way to rethinking the nation's antipoverty strategy, which allows far too many Americans to fall through the cracks.
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Has always had a dumb, overpriced company that maybe points the way to the future, but at the same time is just silly. Yeah. Bodega.
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In the CSU, for example, the moderate Ilse Aigner—elbowed out of the way by macho types like Mr Söder—points the way to possible recovery.
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The UN's nuclear ban treaty points the way to a different future, one where we eliminate all of the 15,000 nuclear weapons that threaten our survival.
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This improvement has been a result of improved construction, safety features and use, and it points the way forward to a further reduction in auto fatalities.
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This deceptively simple object, appropriately tucked away from the main exhibition space, takes us back to the beginning of Belott's activites and points the way forward.
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Understanding that pathway points the way to developing drugs that can fight retroviruses, helping millions with HIV keep their infections from developing into full-blown AIDS.
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And at the same time, we need to show that an energetic defence of these values points the way to many ambitious changes to the status quo.
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Stuck to the wall is an arrow, tipped with a sucker: a leftover from the kid's unruly games, though you wonder if it points the way ahead.
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All in all, this is a pretty big deal that points the way forward to what connected experiences can look like when monster brands agree to partner up.
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A notebook points the way to $5 million stashed in a safe room somewhere in the city, and since Veronica owes only $2 million there's incentive for everyone.
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It's also the value of science that tells us when there's been a failure of reasoning, that identifies the biases and distortions and also points the way to overcome them.
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Nor is there really a plot to follow, not even a chronology that points the way through a series of essays veering from haunting survivors' tales to poetic musings on science.
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The work is limited in scope, focusing only on a single negotiation scenario, but is a good proof of concept that points the way to building more powerful bots in the future.
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"It is a scary novel that chills to the bone even as it points the way to a warmer, more humane, place," Danielle Trussoni writes in a roundup of recent horror books.
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On a more positive note, the company saw a raise in software and service revenue to $160 million, a recurring profit that points the way forward for a company undergoing a profound shift.
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A small flashlight points the way and he's off, sprinting headlong onto the stage to the rockabilly roll of "Matchbox" — the Carl Perkins chestnut he made his own with the Beatles in 1964.
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But Biden's victory in Texas, powered by the stunning endorsement of O'Rourke, Klobuchar and Buttigieg, points the way to a strategy to win the nomination in July and defeat Donald Trump in November.
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It is known as carbon capture and utilization (CCU), and depending on who you believe, it either points the way to a new era of carbon abundance or amounts to an expensive distraction.
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DETROIT (Reuters) - General Motors Co on Wednesday outlined an incentive plan for the head of its self-driving car unit that points the way toward a possible initial public offering for the business.
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Into the Forest The Sea of Trees Beat Bugs: Season 3: NETFLIX ORIGINAL Music keeps the Beat Bugs going and points the way to problem-solving solutions in another season of fun and adventure.
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Perry's "Melmoth" is different in many respects, but achieves a similar effect: It is a scary novel that chills to the bone even as it points the way to a warmer, more humane, place.
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The Commission's "Reflection paper on the deepening of the Economic and Monetary Union", issued on May 31st, points the way towards a package deal that could be acceptable to Northern and Southern euro area countries.
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A new report from professional services firm Accenture points the way forward, and argues that if all employers were willing to commit to these strategic changes, women's pay could increase significantly — as much as $30,000.
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Embraced by a cadre of contemporary artists, Solnit finds in art "a kind of philosophical inquiry by other means," one that points the way to the interdisciplinary style for which she would later be known.
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First and foremost, they foment the progress of the poetic line, one term pointing way to the next, which points the way to the next, and then the next, on and on, repeated and varied.
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For Eddy Elfenbein, editor of the Crossing Wall Street blog, the fact that the S&P's dividend yield of about 2.2 percent is far greater than the 10-year yield points the way to investing in equities.
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The Paris Accord points the way to a future of skyrocketing energy prices, lower productivity and wages, a massive wealth transfer from America to nations like China and India, and a permanently declining quality of life for our children.
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New devices have now been in development for several years, but so far nobody has been able to deliver something akin to an iPod: a relatively cheap, beautifully designed, and dramatically useful new gadget that points the way forward.
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The S8 feels a bit like the real-world manifestation of that mental chess, with solid hardware and a software experience that points the way toward something better — the unified ecosystem the company has always striven for, but never fully executed.
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But a study published last month in The Lancet points the way to resolving some of these issues by focusing on the Tsimane, a group of subsistence farmers and hunters living in Bolivia along a tributary of the Amazon River.
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But, as always with Brexit, it seems, the topping of one hurdle only points the way to the next, in this case an all-out political war in Parliament, which must still approve a draft agreement that has already provoked widespread criticism even before publication. Mrs.
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In tennis, at the top of the game there are certain patterns that are just really prominent, and if you look at the best of the best, you understand why they are able to expose weaknesses and finish the points the way they need to finish them.
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These aren't giant, back-of-the-box features or bullet points the way Three Kingdom's character and narrative systems are, or the way the game will let you choose between a more realistic "classic" mode and a more heightened, hero-driven Romance of the Three Kingdoms-inspired game.
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While the progressive vision of Sanders points the way forward for Democrats in the 2018 midterms and the 85033 presidential election, TrumpCare's reactionary class war against the poor and middle class would, if continued by the GOP, lead to electoral disaster for the party that has thrown the principles of Abraham Lincoln under the bus.
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Manny ends up becoming the swiss army man of the film's title, as Hank realizes he can use him as a water jug (Hank frequently drinks water poured from Manny's corpse-mouth), an air cannon (he shoves projectiles down Manny's gullet and shoots them out to hunt), and a compass (after looking at an old Sports Illustrated, Manny gets an erection and, well, points the way forward).
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The summit of the Chenaillet can be reached by foothpath from several starting points. The way from the Col de Montgenèvre is considered quite an easy hike..
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The Aleuts named the volcano Sisquk or Sisagux, meaning "mountain which points the way when I am lost." The spelling Shishaldin comes from the Russian version, Шишалдина, of the Aleut name.
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Part of the wreckage of the second Death Star appears in The Rise of Skywalker (2019), on the ocean moon Kef Bir. Rey visits the wreckage to obtain Emperor Palpatine's wayfinder, a device that points the way to his hidden lair on Exegol.
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Continuum Publishing, 2007. The song is in basic verse-chorus-bridge form. The organ solo in the bridge points the way towards future Beach Boys songs.Doe, Andrew G. & Tobler, John: "Brian Wilson and The Beach Boys: The Complete Guide to their Music", page 10.
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Joe Camp had a huge financial success with the film Benji, which made over $30 million on a budget of $545,000. In 1975 he announced he wanted to make The Double MacGuffin as his second feature.New era in family films? Canine star points the way By Mary Sue Best.
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It was rumored that the car spotted during filming was a concept for the second generation NSX,Acura Sports Car Concept from "Avengers" Flick Previews NSX Successor AutoGuide. Accessed on 24 October 2011.Avengers Movie Acura Concept Points The Way Towards New NSX: Report MotorAuthority. Accessed on 24 October 2011.
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Allmusic awarded the album 4 stars stating " Flautista!, recorded live at New York City's Basin Street East in June 1959, captures the flutist's deepening immersion in global rhythms and harmonies, documenting a pan-cultural jazz aesthetic that points the way for the myriad world music efforts that followed in its wake".
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"The Unreasonable Effectiveness of Mathematics in the Natural Sciences" is the title of an article published in 1960 by the physicist Eugene Wigner. In the paper, Wigner observed that the mathematical structure of a physical theory often points the way to further advances in that theory and even to empirical predictions.
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Whereas the angel at Eden pointed the way out of paradise, this angel points the way to a new and greater paradise: the Lamb of God enthroned in heaven. A bronze tabernacle by the same artist was installed in 2003.Virtual Tours-Bronze Doors. www.stjames-cathedral.org. Retrieved January 29, 2018.
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Zimmer also points out that the God Gene theory is based on only one unpublished, unreplicated study. However, Hamer notes that the importance of the VMAT2 finding is not that it explains all spiritual or religious feelings, but rather that it points the way toward one neurobiological pathway that may be important.
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Specifically, the Royal Commission based its finding on five points. The way the secrets were revealed, at the last minute then progressively was suspicious. The lack of mention of the secrets in the anthropological record. The Seven Sisters Dreaming story belonged to the western Aborigines and was never part of the Ngarrindjerri Dreaming.
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The springs ceased to flow at some time after the land came under cultivation in the 1870s. Not far downstream from the site is a hill known to the Pawnees as Pa-hur, or "hill that points the way". In the traditional Pawnee religion, this was one of five lodges of the nahurac, spirit animals with supernatural healing powers.
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In 2007, Hovaghimian went to work at NBCUniversal in the strategic planning group. By 2009, he was a senior vice president, as Viki, then a part-time project, continued to grow. Hovaghimian left NBC later that year to focus full-time on Viki.Grace Chng, “Viki points the way for S’pore start-ups,” AsiaOne, September 22, 2013.
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Phages is a 2006 EP by The Most Serene Republic. The artwork depicts downtown Toronto's Yonge and College intersection looking north from the southwest corner in the winter. Phages has been described as a "transitional record that points the way towards 2007's even more opulent Population, Phages is an important point in The Most Serene Republic catalog on its own merits".
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The California Supreme Court has "a reputation as perhaps the most innovative of the state judiciaries, setting precedents in areas of criminal justice, civil liberties, racial integration, and consumer protection that heavily influence other states and the federal bench."Joann Lublin, "Trailblazing Bench: California High Court Often Points the Way for Judges Elsewhere," Wall Street Journal, 20 July 1972, 1.
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The poem describes the journey of a "gallant knight" in search of the legendary El Dorado. The knight spends much of his life on this quest. In his old age, he finally meets a "pilgrim shadow" who points the way through "the Valley of Shadow". It was first published in the April 21, 1849, issue of the Boston-based The Flag of Our Union.
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" He also noted that the album "points the way to the breakthrough of Bayou Country, with "Porterville" being "an exceptional song with great hooks, an underlying sense of menace, and the first inkling of the working-class rage that fueled such landmarks as 'Fortunate Son.'" The album was first certified Gold by the RIAA on December 16, 1970, then Platinum twenty years later on December 13, 1990.
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However, Befana turned them away because she was too busy cleaning. Feeling guilty, she eventually decides to find Jesus on her own by following a bright light in the sky which she believes points the way. She brings along a bag filled with baked goods and gifts for Jesus, and a broom to help the new mother clean. Unfortunately despite her best efforts she never finds him.
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The South Downs Way lies within the South Downs National Park, mostly on high chalk downland of the Hampshire Downs and the South Downs. The easternmost section is on the high chalk cliffs of the Seven Sisters, Sussex. Apart from at the end points, the way keeps to relatively isolated rural areas and some villages, although it passes within a few miles of Brighton and Lewes.
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The poem, in sestains of iambic pentameter, exemplifies several persistent themes in Rothwell's work, including Christian faith and the achievement of lofty "ends": > Here Learning, large and gentle, points the way > Through patient labour and through lofty aim > To ends accomplished and through laurels won. > Here, lit by Faith unerring glows the ray > That lights alike the steep ascent to fame > And cheers the path of duty humbly done.
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It stands on a ridge in the centre between the opposing lines of troops at the start of the battle. In Griesenbach, at the corner of Buchholzer Straße and Hohlweg, the sign "Dorfgemeinschaftshaus / Gedenkstätte Schlacht von Kircheib" points the way; from there 700 m straight ahead. A map board shows the positions at the opening of the battle. On the left are the French and on the right the Austrian troops.
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Glen Elder, Kansas. Retrieved 2010-09-16. The fifth lodge of the nahurac was known to the Pawnee as Pahur, a name translated as "hill that points the way". According to George Bird Grinnell, the accent is on the second syllable; the "a" in the first syllable is pronounced like the "a" in "father"; and the "u" in the second syllable is pronounced long, like the vowel in "pool".
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This poem is central to Harold Bloom's reading of Stevens's Harmonium, as marking the poet's progress over the perspectivism of "The Snow Man" and the pessimism of "The Man whose Pharynx was bad". The reader who masters these poems and their interrelationships has, according to Bloom, "reached the center of Stevens's poetic and human anxieties and of his resources for meeting those anxieties". "Hoon" points the way towards Stevens's future development as a poet, in his view.Axelrod, p.
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The First Corps of Cadets of Massachusetts formed in 1741. Its motto is Monstrat Viam - "It Points the Way." While it has served in several wars, the sub-unit's primary contribution to Massachusetts and to the United States was as an officer-producing institution for new regiments from the Revolutionary War through World War II.Leonid Kondratiuk, Monstrat Viam: A History of the 211th Military Police Battalion (First Corps of Cadets). Washington, Historical Services Branch, National Guard Bureau, April 1997, 10pp.
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Howard sent a rewritten version to Kline on 31 January 1936. Kline sent this to several pulp magazines but all returned it - Dime Adventure (sent 4 February 1936, returned 2 March), Short Stories (3 March, returned 18 March), Adventure (19 March, returned 8 April) and Argosy (9 April, returned 22 April). In this story, O'Donnell is in pursuit of thieves who have stolen from him a treasure map that points the way to the precious idol called The Bloodstained God.
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"He points the way to the gates of the sun and to the land of dreams" is a quote from the Odyssey (Book 24, Verse 12). It refers to Hermes the psychopomp, who leads away the spirits of the slain suitors. The second side also contains a four-part mandala of alchemical significance. The top quarter of the mandala is dedicated to Saturn, the bottom quarter to Mars, the left quarter to Sol-Jupiter [male], and the right quarter to Luna-Venus [female].
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In 2006 a local referendum (Measure T) proposed to raise the business tax. Chevron vehemently opposed the initiative and funded a massive flyer campaign, suggesting it would lead to evictions of seniors and closing of small businesses.Historic local victory points the way forward , by Bob Patenaude, People's Weekly World Newspaper, 19-02-2009, access date 19-02-2009 The measure failed by 54%. However, in 2008 the measure was revived, modified to tax only large manufacturers; it passed by 51.5%.
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In 2003-2004, Galkovsky published two collections of essays, articles and interviews, entitled Пропаганда (Propaganda) and Магнит (Magnet). These collections include Galkovsky's analysis of Soviet philosophy, entitled "Разбитый компас указывает путь" ("The Broken Compass Points The Way"), his explanation for his own refusal of the monetary component of the Anti-booker prize, and other writing. Around this time, many of Galkovsky's short stories (from the series Svyatochnye Rasskazy and Skazki Druga Utyat) were published in both online and offline media.
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A tourist attraction and enigmatic symbol of Godenu is the so-called "Talking River". According to tradition the river communicates with the ancients, the togbe (even those of the neighboring towns and cities) and other persons of "strong spirit" and in a sort of oracle points the way forward, including for the future of the town of Godenu itself . Another attraction of the river is its small islets, some with denser vegetation cover and others made of stones, which give the landscape its shape.
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Bolinas is an unincorporated coastal community in Marin County, California. The census designated place is located on the California coast, approximately (straight line distance) northwest of San Francisco. The community is known for its reclusive residents. It is only accessible via unmarked roads; any road sign along State Route 1 that points the way into town has been torn down by local residents, to the point where county officials offered a ballot measure to which the voters responded by stating a preference for no more signs.
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In 2009, TNTP published The Widget Effect: Our National Failure to Acknowledge and Act Upon Teacher Effectiveness. The report, which surveyed over 15,000 teachers and 1,300 principals in 12 school districts, concluded that the U.S. public education system treats teachers as interchangeable parts, rather than individual professionals. American Federation of Teachers (AFT) President Randi Weingarten provided a public statement of support for the report, saying it “points the way to a credible, fair, accurate and effective teacher evaluation system that would improve teaching and learning.”Widget Effect Supporters, widgeteffect.
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However, the quality of godliness is one and the same in all of them. Jainism does not teach the dependency on any supreme being for enlightenment. The Tirthankara is a guide and teacher who points the way to enlightenment, but the struggle for enlightenment is one's own. Moral rewards and sufferings are not the work of a divine being, but a result of an innate moral order in the cosmos; a self- regulating mechanism whereby the individual reaps the fruits of his own actions through the workings of the karmas.
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Posner writes that his "larger ambition is to present a theory of sexuality that both explains the principal regularities in the practice of sex and in its social, including legal, regulation and points the way toward reforms in that regulation—thus a theory at once positive (descriptive) and normative (ethical)." He refers to this approach to the study of sexual behavior and its social regulation as "the economic theory of sexuality", describing it as, "Functional, secular, instrumental" and "utilitarian". Sigmund Freud, the founder of psychoanalysis. Posner discusses Freud's work.
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Frenchie is attacked by a demon as he returns to the village, but escapes. Burke tells Irene that a boy he exorcised in the past, Daniel, was fatally injured during the ritual, and Burke has carried the burden of the boy's death with him ever since. Irene reveals that as a girl, she had visions and each of them concluded with "Mary points the way", causing the Church to take an interest in her. That night, Burke is rescued by Irene after being buried alive in the graveyard by the demonic entity.
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She sees Ricardo, for example, as being closer to the more flexible views of population characteristic of economists prior to Malthus. The theorist Henry George noticed that Ricardo's Law of Rent did not imply that a reduction of wages to subsistence is an immutable fact, but that it instead points the way towards reforms that could greatly increase real wages, such as a land value tax. George, Henry (1920). Progress and Poverty Book III, Chapter 2 "Rent and the Law of Rent" Ricardo drew a distinction between a natural price and a market price.
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Hans Urs von Balthasar (12 August 1905 – 26 June 1988) was a Swiss theologian and Catholic priest who is considered an important Roman Catholic theologian of the twentieth century. He was appointed a cardinal by Pope John Paul II, but died shortly before the consistory. Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger said in his funeral oration for von Balthasar that "he is right in what he teaches of the faith" and that he "points the way to the sources of living water." With Ratzinger and Henri de Lubac, he founded the theological journal Communio.
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Upon their arrival teams were finally apprised by Motorola message of La Fayette's identity and his work as a spy during the American Revolution, and that they are seeking the identity of La Fayette's American contact. Near the statue was a broken replica of the death mask. Teams decided to break their copies of the mask, within which were concealed the true fourth artifacts, a medallion engraved with an unknown ship and the words "Dover Castle The Arrow Points The Way." Teams took a ferry to Dover, England.
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Transylvania Twist # Amateurs # Transylvania Twist Main Titles # Just Give Me Action # Come To Castle Orlock # The Road To Hansberg/Van Helsing Before Dinner # Think Of The Royalties # Ancestors Of Orlock # Marinas' Service # Stefan's Favorite Musical Recording # The Newlydead Game # Seance For Lady Marissa # Trick Or Treat/Swing And A Miss # Marissa Points The Way/Dexter Finds The Book # The Evil One Appears # Destroy The Book # Transylvania Twist End Titles Not of This Earth 17\. Not Of This Earth Main Title 18\. I'm Coming Home/Dining Out 19\. Miss Story's Bedroom/First Communication 20\.
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The AllMusic review by Thom Jurek calls the album "a stellar date, essential for any representative jazz collection, and a record that, in the 21st century, still points the way to the future for jazz". The Penguin Guide to Jazz gives the album a four-star rating plus a special "crown" accolade, and includes it as part of a selected "Core Collection." "Dedication" was originally titled "Cadaver" and wants to "express a feeling of great loss". The sad aura of the piece was such that, after playing a section of said piece, Dorham teared up a bit.
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The station building was demolished following the cessation of passenger services and all other buildings and sidings from the station's commercial era have also been removed. The only remaining original remnants of the station are the platform, loading bank, and the foundations of a building in the yard. Two station name boards were installed on the platform and a signpost points the way to where the station once was. For a period of 7 years from 27 November 1988, the northern Wairarapa section of the Wairarapa Line was effectively mothballed, with no trains scheduled to pass through Eketahuna.
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In addition they applied thin silicon films to the (high quality silicon) wafer's front and back to eliminate defects at or near the wafer surface.Bullis, Kevin (13 June 2014) Record-Breaking Solar Cell Points the Way to Cheaper Power. MIT Technology Review In 2015, a 4-junction GaInP/GaAs//GaInAsP/GaInAs solar cell achieved a new laboratory record efficiency of 46.1% (concentration ratio of sunlight = 312) in a French-German collaboration between the Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems (Fraunhofer ISE), CEA-LETI and SOITEC. In September 2015, Fraunhofer ISE announced the achievement of an efficiency above 20% for epitaxial wafer cells.
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"Tangerine" was issued as an album track on Led Zeppelin III on 5 October 1970 in the US and 23 October 1970 in the UK and quickly went to number one on the album charts. It was included on the LP record's second side, which featured more acoustic- and folk-influenced tunes. Williamson notes that "the song also points the way to the future... the acoustic guitar intro can easily be seen as an early template for 'Stairway to Heaven'". During Led Zeppelin's 1971–72 tours, they regularly performed the song and recordings appear on several bootleg albums.
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Made to work their passage, Charlie and Ramsbottom end up as culinary servers on the voyage. When the captain realizes that "Wild Bill" Ramsbottom's grandson is aboard, he allows him to travel as a passenger. Arriving at Lonesome, Ramsbottom learns that part of his bequeathment, is that he is the new proprietor of the saloon, which also comes with the job of deputy sheriff in the lawless town. The feared outlaw Black Jake (Sid James) also claims he owns the saloon, but more importantly, wants to locate a hidden map that points the way to a uranium mine on Indian territory.
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Designed by architect Alexander Rice Esty and constructed in 1861, it was the first building completed on Newbury Street in Boston's newly filled Back Bay. In 1899, Frederic Crowninshield designed its sanctuary's centerpiece window, in which the allegorical figure Piety, from John Bunyan's The Pilgrim's Progress, points the way to Emmanuel's Land. Emmanuel's Land Window depicts a scene from John Bunyan's Pilgrim's Progress The Leslie Lindsey Memorial Chapel, consecrated in 1924, is considered one of the architectural gems of Boston. An all-encompassing product of and testimony to the artistry of Ninian Comper, the work comprises a decorative scheme for the chapel designed by the architectural firm of Allen & Collens.
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The Tirthankara is a guide and teacher who points the way to enlightenment, but the struggle for enlightenment is one's own. Moral rewards and sufferings are not the work of a divine being, but a result of an innate moral order in the cosmos; a self- regulating mechanism whereby the individual reaps the fruits of his own actions through the workings of the karmas. Jains believe that to attain enlightenment and ultimately liberation from all karmic bonding, one must practice the ethical principles not only in thought, but also in words (speech) and action. Such a practice through lifelong work towards oneself is regarded as observing the Mahavrata ("Great Vows").
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The 2011 England riots occurred just weeks after Densley had finished his PhD, a study of gangs in London. After the UK Prime Minister David Cameron blamed the riots on gangs, Densley was one of the first academics to question this logic. Densley's first book, How Gangs Work, grew out of his PhD research and reflects upon the “war on gangs” launched after the 2011 riots. The British Journal of Criminology mentions the book's “critical ethnography and first-class fieldwork”, concluding that “Densley’s work points the way to how gang research should be done in the future.” In the book and in later research, Densley used signaling theory to make sense of how and why youth join gangs.
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Not because he's feeling unusual, Because it is due to the interesting destiny which seems to have fallen upon him. At the start of the series, Panther Cap granted the gift, The ability to hear the mysterious messages of the Thunder Trees, which helps the toadlets to find the all-important Fairy Ring and has other great uses as well. While afraid of the whispers at first, Mistle Toad encouraged Panther Cap to embrace his ability to hear the Thunder Trees and lead the others to the Fairy Ring. Panther Cap carries a "pointer," a small acorn which points the way from one Thunder Tree to another and he keeps his acorn inside of his hat.
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60px The dark blue background of Exit- Finder signs serve to differentiate them from the majority of Pennsylvania guide signs, which typically have a green background. When an Exit-Finder sign is located in the same zone as the destination, the background of the sign matches the color for that zone, and an arrow in the dark blue band at the bottom of the sign points the way to the destination. If destination in question is in a different zone than the one in which the sign is located, a color-coded stripe on an Exit-Finder sign denotes this fact. A variation on the sign occurs when the directional sign gives information on highways or roads, without pointing to a specific destination.
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He points to Macron's declaration that he is "neither left nor right", and to his support for policies, such as public-sector austerity and major environmental investments, that traditional political parties might find contradictory. U.S. politician Dave Andersion, writing in The Hill newspaper, says that Macron's election victory points the way for those "who wish to transcend their polarized politics of [the present] in the name of a new center, not a moderate center associated with United States and United Kingdom 'Third Way' politics but what has been described as Macron's 'radical center' point of view. … [It] transcends left and right but takes important elements of both sides".Anderson, Dave (16 May 2017) "Why the 'Radical Center' Must Be the Future of American Politics".
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Lalawakohtito, or "dark island", was an island in the Platte near Central City, Nebraska; Ahkawitakol, or "white bank", was on the Loup River opposite the mouth of the Cedar River in what is now Nance County, Nebraska; and Pahur, or "hill that points the way", was a bluff south of the Republican River, near Guide Rock, Nebraska. Beside the Pawnee, many other Native American tribes venerated Waconda Spring, often casting articles of value into it as offerings. George Bird Grinnell describes the offerings of the Pawnee as including blankets and robes, blue beads, eagle feathers, and moccasins. A geoglyph, produced by the intaglio technique of removing the surface sod to form a figure, is located on a hillside about two miles southwest of Waconda Spring.
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Richard Gilliam of AllMovie marked the film as unusual due to its high quality despite being the third film in the series and noted the "strong story, fine inherited production motifs, and an excellent cast" while noting that the film was still a step- down from the two previous Frankenstein films. Writing for Starburst in the early 1980s, Phil Edwards stated that Son of Frankenstein was "not particularly novel and the somewhat hackneyed story points the way to the sad direction which later Universal horrors would follow." On the review aggregation website Rotten Tomatoes, the film has an approval rating of 95%, based on 37 reviews. The site's critical consensus reads: "Boris Karloff's final appearance as the Monster is a fitting farewell before the series descended into self-parody".
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In Inside Bay Area, Esther Fields opined that "...[n]ot only does it challenge modern assumptions about how the world works, but it also points the way toward a new way of understanding your place in the cosmos...and shows how we are on the brink of world changes as great as those of the time of Galileo and Copernicus."Esther Fields, "Spring into a great read" insidebayarea.com Inside Bay Area 4 April 2006 Anthroposophist Frederick Dennehy opined in Lilipoh magazine that "Tarnas’ deeply radical hypothesis is that the disenchantment of the modern universe is unreal – the result of a “simplistic epistemology” and moral positioning totally inadequate to the depths, complexity and grandeur of the cosmos."Frederick J. Dennehy, "The Disenchantment of the Modern Universe and the Tale of Two Suitors" lilipoh.
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The intarsia doors of the four corner cabinets feature tales from German folklore including Parsifal who searched for the Holy Grail, Siegfried who was the hero of the Nibelungenlied, the maiden wooed in Goethe's poem Heidenröslein, and Lorelei who was the golden-haired Rhine maiden whose song lured sailors to destruction. Painted on the escutcheon above the front blackboard are words from Friedrich Schiller's Das Ideal und das Leben, "Stern endeavor, which no arduous task can shake, to the hidden fount of true attains." The rear wall has a quotation from Johann Wolfgang von Goethe's Was wir bringen which reads: "Great mastery results from wise restraint, and law alone points the way to liberty." Furniture includes the professor's leather upholstered chair stands on a small platform behind a burled walnut table and student tablet armchairs are walnut with scroll backs.
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Response was positive, with Metacritic assigning the album an aggregate score of 83 out of 100 based on 9 critical reviews indicating "Universal acclaim". The AllMusic review by Matt Collar called it "an earthy, majestic, endlessly inventive album that caps both his own storied career and points the way toward the future" observing that "On The Source, he balances both his jazz and Afrobeat sides, delivering buoyant songs that are equal parts funky jams, harmonic engagements, and modal workouts". On All About Jazz, Mark Sullivan noted "African and French musicians playing American jazz, recorded on analog tape: this is fusion of a special kind".All About Jazz Review, accessed November 20, 2017 In The Guardian, John Lewis said "The Source builds on Allen’s recent mini-LP of Art Blakey covers, but this time he and musical director Yann Jankielewicz invoke other jazz legends".
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Dance Chronicle, Vol. 11, No. 2 (1988), pp. 315–320. Laban even wrote during this time that "we want to dedicate our means of expression and the articulation of our power to the service of the great tasks of our Volk. With unswerving clarity our Führer points the way".Rudolf Laban, "Meister und Werk in der Tanzkunst," Deutsche Tanzzeitschrift, May 1936, quoted in Horst Koegler, "Vom Ausdruckstanz zum 'Bewegungschor' des deutschen Volkes: Rudolf von Laban," in Intellektuellen im Bann des National Sozialismus, ed. Karl Corino (Hamburg: Hoffmann & Campe, 1980), p. 176. In 1936 Laban become the chairman of the association "German workshops for dance" and received a salary of 1250RM per month,Karina, Lillian & Kant, Marion, 2003 (translator: Steinberg, Jonathan). "Hitler's Dancers: German Modern Dance and the Third Reich", New York & Oxford: Berghahn Books, p. 244.
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The metaphor of life as a journey has been used by Pope Francis before, notably in his address to the bishops of Brazil in July 2013. In Lumen fidei, he observes that faith was formerly viewed as a light that dispels the darkness and illuminates the way, but later came to be "understood either as a leap in the dark, to be taken in the absence of light, driven by blind emotion, or as a subjective light, capable perhaps of warming the heart and bringing personal consolation, but not something which could be proposed to others as an objective and shared light which points the way."Pope Francis. Lumen fidei, §3, June 29, 2013, Libreria Editrice Vaticana Part of the purpose of the encyclical is to restore the light of faith to an understanding of its place in the common journey of mankind.
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His major work on this topic is Alphabets and Reading: The Initial Teaching Alphabet (1965). His thorough work has been adapted for several other uses: teaching English as a second language to adults for pronunciation and handwriting purposes, use on the Internet by alternative orthographers of English (an alternative most realisable by use of crossover systems adapted to the standard keyboard), and aesthetic uses where the writer wants to play at the conjunction of signs or symbols, and alphabet-based writing. This latter use gives rise to an aesthetics and poetics of its own, as in the Owlbirdbet Crossover system adapted to the standard keyboard, where it is more widely accessible to Internet users. Overall, the Pitman initial teaching alphabet (ita) points the way to the needed overall reform of English spelling, such as the Dutch accomplished in regard the writing of their own tongue some two decades ago.
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These spirit animals, the nahurac, act as Tirawa's messengers and servants, and can intercede with him on behalf of the Pawnee. The nahurac had five underground lodges, of which Pahuk was one. The others were Lalawakohtito, or "dark island", an island in the Platte near present-day Central City, Nebraska; Ahkawitakol, or "white bank", on the Loup River opposite the mouth of the Cedar River in what is now Nance County, Nebraska; Pahur, or "hill that points the way", a bluff south of the Republican River near its namesake Guide Rock, Nebraska; and Kitzawitzuk, translated "water on a bank", a spring on the bank of the Solomon River near Glen Elder, Kansas, also known to the Pawnee as Pahowa, but generally called today by its Kaw name of Waconda Spring. George Bird Grinnell The nahurac who met at Pahuk were regarded as the most powerful.
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A well worked goal, finished from a seemingly impossible angle by > Maura Sutton sent Dublin two points clear 40 seconds into the second half, > and only a wonderful save by Teresa O'Neill prevented them from going > further ahead. But Kilkenny, the breeze freshening behind them, got timely > impetus when Helena O'Neill pointed a free form 60 yards out.Irish Press > Sept 20 1976: Helena Points the Way for Kilkenny John D Hickey wrote in the Irish Independent: > It was never less than a rousing struggle which gave Kilkenny their second > title. Damp conditions did not inspire a high scoring rate but there were > some excellent chances missed especially by Kilkenny forwards – they had > nine second half wides against one for Dublin – and the losers missed out on > at least two gilt edged chances for the equalizer in the closing five > minutes. Kilkenny's power lay in a powerful midfield trio of Helen O’Neill, > Peggy Carey and captain Mary Fennelly which pushed the winners into almost > sustained attack.
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The Stanley Mosk Library and Courts Building, the Supreme Court's branch office in Sacramento, which it shares with the Court of Appeal for the Third District As the Wall Street Journal said in 1972: > The state's high court over the past 20 years has won a reputation as > perhaps the most innovative of the state judiciaries, setting precedents in > areas of criminal justice, civil liberties, racial integration, and consumer > protection that heavily influence other states and the federal bench.Joann > Lublin, "Trailblazing Bench: California High Court Often Points the Way for > Judges Elsewhere," Wall Street Journal, 20 July 1972, 1. Statistical analyses conducted by LexisNexis personnel at the Court's request indicate that the decisions of the Supreme Court of California are by far the most followed of any state supreme court in the United States.Jake Dear and Edward W. Jessen, " Followed Rates" and Leading State Cases, 1940–2005, 41 U.C. Davis L. Rev. 683, 694 (2007).
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Upon its release, Isn't Anything received acclaim from critics. A 1988 year-end roundup of the year's top albums in Melody Maker ranked Isn't Anything third of the year and called it “a raving nymphomania and out-of-body experience [that] establishes them as absent-minded rulers of this daydream nation." AllMusic editor Heather Phares referred to the album as "the most lucid, expansive articulation yet of the group's sound" and said the album "captures My Bloody Valentine's revolutionary style in its infancy and points the way to Loveless, but it's far more than just a dress rehearsal for the band's moment of greatness", awarding the album four and a half stars out of five. Entertainment Weekly reviewer Ken Tucker reflected on Isn't Anything in 1993, gave the album an A– rating and said the "rafter-shaking guitar chords, the baleful vocals -- attests to their faith in romance, betrayal, and dizzy crushes.
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