You're also starting to feel reenergized around a career goal.
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I'm reenergized and I'm creating wildly like I used to.
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As scientists mapped the human genome, scientific racists were reenergized.
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You'll feel revitalized and reenergized, ready to celebrate your birthday season!
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Thanks to a new generation of stars, the game is reenergized.
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You may have been moping around, Gemini, but you're finally feeling reenergized.
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Fortunately, she soon found Kasper, her father, whose sense of humor reenergized her.
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But when the Sun and Mars come together, you'll feel reenergized and inspired.
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"That's the one silver lining I see is people getting reenergized," she said.
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It will also work with existing groups that were reenergized by the presidential race.
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Who doesn't feel at least a little reenergized after a bout of over-the-top arranging?
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Unexpected winds on Sunday reenergized the blaze and stirred up fire tornadoes that jumped across the area.
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When I celebrate the progress I make it releases endorphins and gets me reenergized to keep going.
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Where Colbert's Trump-related punchlines used to be marked by exhaustion, they're now reenergized with active fury.
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Cramer said that the Spam producer has been "reenergized" through the acquisitions of Skippy's, Applegate Farms and Justin's.
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Reenergized committees also could serve as advocates when overly broad or unconstitutional data collection methods require legislative correction.
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No, but it was indeed cathartic, and reenergized me to be a better person for the rest of the day.
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Gun control The mass shooting at the Pulse Nightclub in Orlando reenergized calls for gun control and universal background checks.
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"That was a scary time but also, it reenergized the show and took it into a lot of different directions," Cohen said.
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Also I'm personally feeling reenergized in a way I was hoping I'd feel, after feeling so down and depressed after the results.
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The inspiring story of Katherine Johnson, Mary Jackson, and Dorothy Vaughan has reenergized the ongoing conversation about the importance of inclusivity in STEM.
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By 1995, Rickles had reenergized career with starring roles in Toy Story and Casino, but he didn't lose a step sparring with David Letterman.
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We'd won this round and had reason to shout about it, but there was still work to do, and the fight had been reenergized.
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"People are increasingly engaged on consumer issues on the internet, and the coalition that was in favor of net neutrality is now reenergized," Sen.
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A nationwide movement to remove symbols of the Confederacy was reenergized this summer after the deadly violence at a white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia.
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The nuclear crisis, if anything, has reenergized America's posture in Northeast Asia to the immediate detriment of Chinese dreams for greater sway in the region.
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And way more smoothly, in my opinion, leaving you feeling reenergized and inspired after holding you captive for a solid 11 minutes on a musical quest.
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The unprecedented nature and duration of the demonstrations in the face of Jammeh's notoriously repressive regime have reenergized a movement to push the leader out of power.
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In early April, the Texas Senator looked like he was ascendant: The dump Trump PACs were reenergized, and donors started looking at him with a friendlier eye.
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Executive produced by Metro Boomin, the engaging and often shockingly candid Monster not only reenergized Nayvadius Wilburn's forgiving base but rather drew fresh blood into his fandom.
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New moons are new beginnings, and my wish for you is that you have a restful and restorative night's sleep that finds you refreshed and reenergized for upcoming Aries season.
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So there is a Panglossian end in sight: Trump's norm-busting ways drag the Republican Party down electorally and end with him defeated in 2020 by a reenergized Democratic coalition.
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Though Kollmeier has thought about the question since 2014, recent news of evidence for an exomoon (meaning a moon in another star system) reenergized her and Raymond to get the paper out.
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"The deal validated Rouhani's approach, reenergized his base, and affirmed the utility of elections as means of affecting the state's policies," Ali Vaez, the International Crisis Group's senior Iran analyst, told me.
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Luann de Lesseps may have felt rested and reenergized from a stay in rehab following her headline-making arrest, but that doesn't mean she didn't have a bone to pick with Ramona Singer.
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Throughout the day we'd lag and then become reenergized; we'd pour Emergen-C into our mouths, eat crystallized coffee, make tea with the water in our water bottles, which was almost always hot.
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That wake-up call at the polls has reenergized a movement among Midwesterners to get back to their roots and seed aging rural and manufacturing centers in the Midwest bypassed by the tech boom.
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This reenergized right, Neiwert writes, was responsible for over 21998 domestic terrorist acts between 20003 and 22000, including the murders of several police officers by militia members and the stockpiling of bombs and other weapons.
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The election of pro-business President Mauricio Macri in December brought new plans for an open market and a slate of startup-centric reforms that have reenergized the entrepreneurial spirit of Latin America's third largest economy.
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Events take place across in 32 states and in Washington D.C., with participants planning to flood state Capitol buildings to confront leaders and demand action on what they see as reenergized systemic racism affecting the nation.
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Trump's casual rhetoric of genetic superiority, his stable of advisers touting the supremacy of white Western culture, his hesitance to denounce supporters like David Duke and the alt-right — all this has reenergized advocates of scientific racism.
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The moon in Libra squares off with Saturn at 2:47 AM, finding us hitting some roadblocks, but we feel reenergized this afternoon as the moon connects with Mars at 12:34 PM. The new moon in Libra arrives at 11:47 PM!
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Special counsel Robert Mueller charged two Trump campaign figures last week, with a third pleading guilty to separate charges, while former interim Democratic National Committee (DNC) Chairwoman Donna Brazile's new book has reenergized concerns that the party's 2016 presidential primary was rigged against Sen.
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This summer, the fatal shootings of unarmed black men (in St. Paul, Minnesota, Baton Rouge, and elsewhere) and of police officers (in Dallas and Baton Rouge) reenergized the national debate surrounding race relations and the use of force by police in the United States.
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The third, another referendum on Brexit, has lost momentum in recent weeks, but that campaign could be reenergized if Brexit is postponed this week -- not least because the minister in charge of Brexit has held talks with lawmakers in favor of a second referendum in the past few days.
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In reality, the "groyper army" is simply the alt-right of 2016 and 2017, warmed over, reenergized and using new terminology aimed at disassociating itself from the "optics" problem caused by the tremendous failure of 2017's Unite the Right Rally, which ended in the murder of a young woman.
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Which reminds me: All this being said, I think what impresses me most about The Handmaid's Tale as a series is how Miller has reenergized Offred's first-person perspective from the book by funneling it into a sporadic, pointed voiceover that reminds us there's a vibrant personality trapped beneath those scarlet robes.
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In a world anxious about notable political shakeups, but hopeful about new paths for public policies both here at home and abroad, the U.S. nuclear sector may be reenergized under President-Elect Trump through his nomination of Rex Tillerson (CEO of Exxon-Mobil) for secretary of State, and Rick Perry (former governor of Texas) as Energy secretary.
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By the time Daft Punk finally reemerged in 133 for their instantly legendary Coachella performance in full robot outfits, they were riding a newly reenergized wave of dance acts wearing masks again—most notably, the Swedish brother-sister team the Knife, who wore black Venetian crow masks (a look later jacked nearly wholesale by Claptone, whose mask was gold) and obfuscated themselves in other ways as well.
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Democrats are hoping to ride a reenergized labor movement back to the White House after some union households failed to turn out for 6900 presidential nominee Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonDNC warns campaigns about cybersecurity after attempted scam Biden looks to shore up lead in S.C. Stone judge under pressure over calls for new trial MORE in the key Midwestern battleground states that cost her the election.
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NASA added that the radio emissions coming from the cluster would normally lose much of their energy as they radiate, becoming undetectable, though the "vastly extended radio emission observed in Abell 1033, extending over about 500,000 light years, implies that energetic electrons are present in larger quantities and with higher energies than previously thought":Other sources of radio emission in the image besides the starship-shaped object are the shorter jets from another galaxy (labeled "short jets") and a "radio phoenix" consisting of a cloud of electrons that faded in radio emission but was then reenergized when shock waves compressed the cloud.
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"Good Clean Fun" and "Seven Turns" each became big hits on the Mainstream Rock Tracks chart. The addition of Haynes and Woody had "reenergized" the ensemble.
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The 2010 elections were held in the backdrop of economic uncertainty, a controversial health-care reform law passed shortly before the elections, and a reenergized conservative movement, with its most visible manifestation being the Tea Party movement.
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Financial pressures were heavy during Malone's tenure. He reenergized and expanded alumni fund-raising programs and worked to have alumni become more active in campus life, and pushed the MSU Foundation to redouble its fund-raising efforts. But the state legislature kept funding for salaries stagnant. At the start of his presidency, faculty salaries were 25 percent lower than those at comparable universities.
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Marcus Morton, Davis's opponent in his gubernatorial races Not long after Marcus Morton won the 1839 gubernatorial election, Whig leadership prevailed on Davis to run again for governor. In the 1840 election Davis rode the coattails of Harrison's landslide presidential victory into office.Hart, pp. 4:88–89 Harrison's death in April 1841 reenergized the Democrats, who attacked Davis in that year's election.
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An old neighborhood, largely built after the Fire of 1889, it had fallen into derelict status after the war. However, with a reenergized downtown, businesses started to look for buildings that could be acquired cheaply. When offices moved into renovated buildings, suddenly there was a market for facilities to service them, leading to a "flood of other restaurants, galleries, boutiques."Sale (1976), p.
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However, with a reenergized downtown, businesses started to look for buildings that could be acquired cheaply. When offices moved into renovated buildings, suddenly there was a market for facilities to service them, leading to a "flood of other restaurants, galleries, boutiques." Seattle was definitely recovering from the blow dealt by the Boeing recession, refilling areas that had threatened to become slums.
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The Kwan Um School has more than 100 Zen centers on six continents. Kyong Ho Another Korean Zen teacher, Samu Sunim, founded Toronto's Zen Buddhist Temple in 1971. He is head of the Buddhist Society for Compassionate Wisdom, which has temples in Ann Arbor, Chicago, Mexico City, and New York City. In the early 20th century, Master Kyong Ho (1849–1912), reenergized Korean Seon.
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Fleener reveals this to the townspeople, then says Dale deserves another chance. The town votes to dismiss Dale until Jimmy Chitwood enters and announces he will rejoin the team, but only if Dale remains as coach. A new vote is immediately taken and the town overwhelmingly choose to keep Dale. With Jimmy back on the team, the reenergized Huskers rack up a series of wins.
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Yasui supports small businesses. ("Unless small businesses are sustained in Japan, where 99.7% of companies are small businesses, Japan's economy will not be reenergized.)") She is critical of "Abenomics" lack of support for small businesses and in contrast lauds the success her party, the DPJ, has had in fighting to increase tax allowances for the expenses small businesses are burdened with as part of the 2013 Tax Revision.
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In 2013, Rosneft acquired all shares in Itera Oil & Gas. By mid-2015, Mr. Makarov had restructured and reenergized his remaining companies to enter a new stage of development. The Group was rebranded as the ARETI International Group (ARETI IG) to signal a new direction. Today, ARETI IG is composed of subsidiaries and affiliated companies with business interests in Russia, the CIS Countries, Baltic States, United States, Canada, Western Europe and in the Middle East.
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Susan encourages them to keep going and 'kill their vampires', or the doubts preventing them from writing ("Die, Vampire, Die!"). Reenergized, they finish the show and, after discussing the show's production values (minimalistic set of four chairs, one costume throughout the show, etc.), they tackle the festival's submission paperwork. Seeing the form asking for their "title of show" and lacking a better name, they decide to name their show [title of show] . ("Filling Out The Form").
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This point produces heavier elements as the neutrinos are absorbed. The stalling of the shock wave represents the supernova problem, because once stalled, the shock wave should not be "reenergized". The prompt convection model states that the shock wave will increase the luminosity of the neutrinos produced by the core collapse, and this increase in energy will start the shock wave going again. The neutron fingers model has instability near the core expel another wave of energized neutrinos which reenergizes the shock wave.
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Prior to entering public service, Morgan Stubbe was an active practitioner of maritime law in Puerto Rico, mostly in the U.S Federal Court. He also counseled corporate clients on real estate and tax matters. After leaving government service, he has reenergized and dramatically expanded the size of the Palmas del Mar community, as president of the real estate and resort development company, Palmas del Mar Properties, Inc,(PDMPI) for almost a decade. PDMPI is the Master Plan developer for this coastal resort community.
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While photosystem II photolyzes water to obtain and energize new electrons, photosystem I simply reenergizes depleted electrons at the end of an electron transport chain. Normally, the reenergized electrons are taken by NADP+, though sometimes they can flow back down more H+-pumping electron transport chains to transport more hydrogen ions into the thylakoid space to generate more ATP. This is termed cyclic photophosphorylation because the electrons are recycled. Cyclic photophosphorylation is common in plants, which need more ATP than NADPH.
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The band did win over many new fans that found their sound refreshing and called back to an era when hard rock was dangerous and real. In the middle of the tour Pure Rubbish flew over to Paris, France to play a high-profile gig as opening bill on the AC/DC “Stiff Upper Lip Tour”. The show was a huge success and the band came back to the States reenergized to finish the rest of the Ozzfest 2001 tour.
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Legend has it that at this point Prince Shotoku of the Soga cut down a sacred nuride tree, fashioned it into an image of the Four Heavenly Kings of Buddhism, and placed it on his forehead. Shotoku and Soga no Umako then both openly vowed to build a temple to the Four Heavenly Kings should they be victorious in the battle, which reenergized their men prior to the final confrontation.Kenneth Doo Lee, The Prince and the Monk: Shōtoku worship in Shinran's Buddhism (Tokyo: Shogakkan, 1980), 62.
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In conjunction with the fair, a demonstration monorail line was constructed at no cost to the city and was paid for out of ticket sales, and then turned over to the city for $600,000. (See Seattle Center Monorail.) It is now mostly a tourist attraction. The World's Fair arguably reenergized the downtown of Seattle, and was generally a smashing success, even finishing with a profit. After the war, the University of Washington also took a step forward, finally fulfilling the promise of its name under university president Charles Odegaard.
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Treon Harris was called to lead the offense for the rest of the season. With Harris as quarterback, the Gators won four out of their next five games, including 27–3 over rival Georgia and losing only to Western Division rival LSU 28–35. With a 9–7 win against Vanderbilt, the Gators captured their first SEC Eastern Division championship since 2012, and earned a berth in the SEC Championship Game for the first time since 2009. Florida's reenergized offense began to struggle toward the end of the season, as did the special teams.
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Barricade of snow and ice erected by protesters on the intersection of Khreshchatyk/Prorizna during the night of 11–12 December. Taxi drivers and subway conductors played a notable role in organizing the rise of protesters, spreading the word of the crackdown and in the case of taxi drivers, offering rides into the center of the city. By 5:13am, the crowd had swelled to 25,000 from 5,000 hours earlier. The confrontation between protesters and police during the removal of barricades is said to have reenergized the demonstrations.
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Ziegler and Natta won the Nobel Prize for the original discoveries in olefin polymerization catalysis. These catalysts are poorly understood, possess a range of activities within a particular batch of catalyst and are limited in terms of precise control of polymer architecture. Homogeneous, molecular-based or “single site” olefin polymerization catalysts have their genesis in the 1950s, with the early discoveries of Breslow and Newberg of Group 4 metallocenes activated with aluminum alkyls. The discoveries of MAO and fluorinated aryl borate cocatalysts reenergized this field, leading to the promise of precise control of molecular architecture for these commercially important polymers.
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Hollywood Cemetery. After John Brown's raid on Harpers Ferry ignited fears of an abolitionist attempt to free the slaves, or an actual slave rebellion, several Virginia communities organized militia units, or reenergized existing ones. Tyler's community organized a cavalry troop and a home guard company; Tyler was chosen to command the home guard troops with the rank of captain. On the eve of the Civil War, Tyler re-entered public life as presiding officer of the Virginia Peace Conference held in Washington, D.C., in February 1861 as an effort to devise means to prevent a war.
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In "The Witch's Familiar", the Twelfth Doctor offers a small amount of regenerative energy to Dalek creator Davros to sustain him in his dying minutes a bit longer. The Doctor says that doing so "may cost [him] an arm or a leg down the road". Davros, however, siphons off much more regeneration energy from the Doctor to revitalize himself and transform the Daleks on Skaro into superior hybrid creatures. His plan backfires when decaying Daleks—incapable of dying, and kept in an underground 'sewer' system when their effective 'lives' have expired—are also reenergized and attack the Daleks on the surface.
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The new congregation was based at Pleasant Cove, and reenergized and enlarged the church. According to historical accounts Pleasant Cove, or Zoraya, was an important regional political center in the Choctaw Nation. Political party conventions were held here, as were political campaigns. It also served as an Impson Valley polling station for the Choctaw Nation beginning with the Choctaw national election of August 1896. During territorial days Zoraya was located in Jack’s Fork County of the Choctaw Nation.“Pleasant Cove Indian Church”, Indian-Pioneer Papers, Western History Collections, University of Oklahoma Libraries; Act of the Choctaw Council dated Oct.
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While they could do nothing to help her at first, Leelee produced the Snow Staff, stolen from her mother, and the trio used it to revive her. After this, Leelee, Phineas, and Clare returned to Rootcore with the newly reenergized White Ranger. During the final battle in "Mystic Fate Pt. II", the Mystic Mother grants Clare the power of a Sorceress. After Udonna leaves Rootcore with Nick and Leanbow, she becomes the new Sorceress of Rootcore, turning the Xenotome to its final page in the last scene and successfully performing the vanishing spell that she was unable to accomplish in the first episode.
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The Kingdom of God comes to rule in a different way, by one heart at a time yielding to the love of God. Yoder claims that the church thus lives in the conviction that God calls Christians to imitate the way of Christ in his absolute obedience, even if it leads to their deaths, for they, too, will finally be vindicated in resurrection. In bringing traditional Mennonite convictions to the attention of a wider critical audience, Yoder reenergized stale theological debates over foundational Christian ecclesiological, Christological, and ethical beliefs. Yoder rejected Enlightenment presuppositions, epitomized by Immanuel Kant, about the possibility of a universal, rational ethic.
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Ward evangelized the social gospel, sermonizing on matters of economics and poverty and the potential role of the church in the rectification of the structural failings of society. Following the birth of his second son in 1905, Ward took a one-year sabbatical leave during which time he seems to have read the works of Karl Marx for the first time. In the estimation of Ward biographer David Nelson Duke, the introduction to Marxism was not transformative for Ward, but rather "offered labels for and an interpretation of what he knew firsthand" from his life amongst Chicago's working poor. Ward returned to the pulpit in the fall of 1906 reenergized.
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Crystal Methyd launched the monthly drag show "Get Dusted" at Springfield, Missouri's Outland Ballroom, and partnered with a local restaurant owner to host the city's first drag brunch in 2017. In addition to hosting "Get Dusted", which Bernardo Sim of Screen Rant said "has reenergized the drag scene in Springfield" and features "drag performers of all gender expressions and sexual orientations ... including straight cis men", Crystal helped performers with their makeup. In 2020, Crystal Methyd competed on the twelfth season of RuPaul's Drag Race. Bustle Kayla Blanton called her the "dark horse of the season", and MTV's Christopher Rudolph named her the "kookiest" of the contestants.
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Pittsburgh goaltender Marc- Andre Fleury stopped 45 shots and helped kill off nine Philadelphia power plays, while Tyler Kennedy scored the game winner, to give Pittsburgh a 3–1 win in Game 4. Flyers goaltender Martin Biron stopped all 28 shots, and Philadelphia got scoring from unlikely sources such as Arron Asham, to give the Flyers a 3–0 victory in game five. Then in game six, Philadelphia jumped to a 3–0 lead in the second period and appeared to be on their way to force a game seven. However, a fight between Philadelphia's Daniel Carcillo and Pittsburgh's Max Talbot reenergized the Penguins, who erupted to score five unanswered goals, including two by Crosby, to win the game and the series.
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In end-to-end reinforcement learning, the entire process from sensors to motors in a robot or agent (called the end-to-end process) involves a single, layered or recurrent neural network without modularization, and is trained by reinforcement learning (RL). The approach has been proposed for a long time, but was reenergized by the successful results in learning to play Atari video games (2013–15) and AlphaGo (2016) by Google DeepMind. RL traditionally required explicit design of state space and action space, while the mapping from state space to action space is learned. Therefore, RL has been limited to learning only for action, and human designers have to design how to construct state space from sensor signals and to give how the motion commands are generated for each action before learning.
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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Bangladesh "condemned in the strongest terms" the release of Fitna. It said that "Islam is a faith of peace which preaches patience and understanding," and the film's "unwarranted and mindless release can have grave consequences." In an editorial for the independent English-language Bangladeshi newspaper Weekly Blitz, under the editorship of Salah Choudhury, there were many opinions expressed in condemnation of the Muslim world's response: "The Muslim world that is vocal and vociferous in its demands for censorship in the West is going through a reenergized paroxysm of anger and hate," the newspaper said, and asked "is it realistic to mandate that 100% of the world’s population must be pro-Koran and pro-Muslim?" The editorial stated that Fitna's relative artistic or philosophical worth is irrelevant, and that its release is an issue of individual rights, freedom of speech, critical thinking, and the West's cultural inheritance of 3,000 years of civilization.
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First base's reputation as a power-hitting position may have also made Hernandez's stellar defense at the position less of an asset, as sluggers who can't field are generally moved to first—among players who have won at least 10 Gold Gloves, first base is the only position to have a player with 10 or more Gold Gloves who is either not in the Hall of Fame, currently on the BBWAA ballot, or not yet eligible. Hernandez was inducted into the New York Mets Hall of Fame in 1997 and was voted the Mets' all-time first baseman by fans in celebration of the team's 40th anniversary in 2002. Celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Mets, Hernandez was selected as the Mets all-time first baseman by a panel of sportswriters and broadcasters that included Marty Noble, Mike Lupica, Gary Cohen, Howie Rose among others. In the event held on June 17, 2012, Hernandez recalled how he first was upset by the trade to New York but soon acknowledged it as a refreshing change and said it "reenergized" him because of the "young talent, young guys that were hungry".
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