This was achieved, in part, through establishing flexibility between hubs and spokes, particularly by letting people start at spokes if they seem to be at a more manageable stage of addiction.
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Father wove her limbs in and out of the spokes.
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Burton was unavail for comment, Schultz spokes declined to comment.
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The structure would have two concentric rings connected by spokes.
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Why were there dark spokes across the rings of Saturn?
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Gravel and wheels of motorcars; spokes and strips of rag.
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Did I dread rainy days, with their threat of umbrella spokes?
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The street grid, the way they work, you know, the spokes.
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In the image above you'll notice the wheels don't have traditional spokes.
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A worker uses a machine to drive 2000 spokes into each rim.
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FTC reviews have put a stick in the spokes of other major deals.
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I see him as the hub with a number of spokes coming out.
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To make one, draw spokes with different themes that are important to you.
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But something broke down—stick in the spokes, jump the handlebars-type stuff.
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In addition, that reach is extended by a series of over 30 'spokes.
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Such investments typically form the spokes of a wheel still radiating from the PRD.
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" Daenerys Targaryen: "Lannister, Targaryen, Baratheon, Stark, Tyrell — they're all just spokes on a wheel.
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"Lannister, Targaryen, Baratheon, Stark, Tyrell — they're all just spokes on a wheel," says Daenerys.
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The spokes are fitted to a conventional-looking tread around the outside of the wheel.
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ConsenSys runs an internal incubator called ConsenSys Labs that houses startups — "spokes," in company parlance.
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Your spokes, for example, could include personal life, career, health and fitness or skill building.
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Painted white with custom red spokes ... and a seat stitched to look like a baseball.
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Those 20-inch, five-spokes are quite fetching, and they added $800 to price tag.
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At its most exuberant, the piece featured chains of dancers running around like spinning spokes.
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He named a congressional spokes-squad of his most vocal defenders during the House hearings.
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When Mr. Goldwater got started, there was already one LED bicycle light company, Hokey Spokes.
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Protesters began dismantling the spokes inside umbrellas and stockpiling them to use as extra arrows.
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The design is based on a bicycle wheel, with the cables acting as the steadying spokes.
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On Thursday afternoon, Swift shared a photo of the wheel and spokes of a teal bicycle.
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"He keeps a pulse on the spokes, and is a shadow for Evan," one person said.
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The officials spokes on condition of anonymity because they are not authorized to speak to journalists.
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Then, for each one of those themes, add additional spokes for specific goals in that area.
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Tack on additional features, like carbon-fiber spokes or custom wheels, and the price can soar.
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For example, your spokes could be business, personal life, health and fitness, fun, or skill building.
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For example, your spokes could be business, personal life, health and fitness, fun or skill building.
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"He keeps a pulse on the spokes, and is a shadow for Evan," one person told us.
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He thinks that education -- including plush spokes-ducks -- is paying dividends in the form of active citizens.
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A few spokes, however, were given until February to decide whether to spin out or take severance.
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The leather-wrapped steering wheel has the Corvette crossed flags logo as the centerpiece with two spokes.
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The leathered-wrapped steering wheel has the Corvette crossed flags logo as the centerpiece with two spokes.
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The Times spokes with Carson as he toured facilities for the poor in Columbus, Ohio, last week.
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Each of the observation's variables are represented on axes or spokes which start at one central point.
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Now there are six hubs in 10 locations and dozens of spokes spread out across the state.
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"Cage" (19303–31) is a cube containing suspended spokes and crudely geometric forms constructed in untreated wood.
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In one drawing, spokes and diamonds recall a butterfly but also resemble the blooming petals of a flower.
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Especially with the spokes on each wheel, as with 3D ink, it all needs to be physically connected.
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THE trilling of spokes, cyclists rounding the bend in unison: no, this is not the Tour de France.
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ConsenSys Labs incubates around 25 spokes, according to an email sent by Shawn Cheng, a partner at Labs.
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His lowriders, with frames closer to the ground, feature tooled handlebars, detailed spokes, specialized insignia and designer seats.
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He said that once the permanent spokes were in place — 144 radial steel cables — capsules would be added.
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So the way it works with us is that they are, in effect, the spokes of the wheel.
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" Just one day before, Swift shared a photo of the wheel and spokes of a bicycle, again writing "4.26.
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Rise up on my spokes if you like but don't complain when you're cast back down into the depths.
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However, if Alexa can be thought of as a controller hub, then Siri is more akin to controller spokes.
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Bribery, by undermining fairness and government processes, effectively throws a stick into the spokes of the state's fiscal capacity.
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Get one of those, and every time a biker rudely screams at you, lob that sucker through the spokes.
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Rumsfeld initially balked, saying that Ford's open-door "spokes of a wheel" management style was a prescription for disorder.
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Arrayed around it, like spokes, were little shopping areas, and in one of them, opposite a McDonald's, was English4CallCenters.
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Some patients start at spokes, while others will regress in their recovery and end up in a hub again.
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Among the basin's more prominent features are a series of gashes that emanate radially outward, like spokes on a wheel.
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Unless you're cycling every day you probably don't think about it much, but outdoor bicycles have spokes to mitigate crosswinds.
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Holes in his arguments blur like the spokes of a spinning wheel, giving an illusion of solidity but no more.
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Crosby remembers looking forward to her ride that afternoon; she doesn't remember the twig getting caught in her wheel spokes.
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For an electrical engineer who cycles, adding LEDs to wheel spokes "is a coming-of-age project," Mr. Goldwater said.
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During my visit to Vermont, it showed: The hubs and spokes really do mimic much of the health care system.
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Its bladed spokes act as a fan, allowing the wheels to flip upward and help propel a car into the air.
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From each of those themes, draw additional spokes connecting them to ways you want to improve or experiment in that area.
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A magnificent sun roof, water fountain and atrium give way to corridors leading to the gates like spokes on a wheel.
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I see a lot of leaders who want to be the hub, with their people as the spokes, bringing them information.
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I view it as we&aposre all spokes in a wheel, and every spoke is necessary to make the wheel go round.
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A man in a plush duck mask and sensible khakis, he is the designated "spokes-duck" for water conservation in the city.
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McGahn said the president runs the White House with a "hub and spokes model," often assigning the same task to multiple people.
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They spun around the spokes of the convention stage as Mr. Armisen and Ms. Brownstein ad-libbed compliments and questions at them.
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There are few spokes in the cryptocurrency wheel that its early success as a bitcoin exchange hasn't allowed Coinbase to now chase.
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It was a giant network of connectivity, extending from Trenton to New Haven, with spokes to Kennedy Airport or eastern Long Island.
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I did detect a persistent squeak when reversing the bike that, while annoying, I'm sure could be fixed by tightening the spokes.
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Theses psychedelic looking contraptions use spokes stretching along the inner sides of tires to maintain weight, rather than a tube of inflated air.
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Aside from the ridiculously nice belt drive system, the Coast comes with two puncture-resistant tires set on rust-proof stainless steel spokes.
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And no member of staff is empowered because Trump is the hub and he makes the decisions; all the senior aides are spokes.
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Write the year in the center of a piece of paper, and then draw spokes with different themes that are important to you.
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OLED touchscreens sit on two of the steering wheel's three spokes, providing access to menus and swipe controls right under the driver's thumbs.
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From each of those themes, draw additional spokes to connect the themes to ways you want to improve or experiment in that area.
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Instead of spokes, the wheel contains a sort of triangular housing with three smaller wheels that rest against the inside of the rim.
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But what happens when a stick is thrown into the spokes of commerce and we are completely cut off from global supply chains?
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Our idealistic hero, Dylan Spokes (Ben Schnetzer), is a blue-collar lad with the kind of back story that makes television producers drool.
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When disputes spilled over among them, he provided a back channel, an invisible hub to which it seemed as if all spokes connected.
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Beyond the shape, the home also drew inspiration from a wheel — with spokes extending from the center of the home to reenforce the walls.
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They wobbled side to side on training wheels, inserted cards into the spokes as noisemakers, and sailed by with colorful banners flowing from handlebars.
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Every time he hits his skin with those spokes, I waited for his skin to slice open and start bleeding, but it never happened.
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Zachary Crockett / Vox But the biggest difference between Pokémon's spokes-creature and America's vice president may be their recognizability among the country's younger generation.
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These are but a few of the touch points and spokes that make up this interconnected, fiercely ambitious, and fortuitous cultural and commercial apparatus.
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But after just a few rides in, the dirt and grime have overtaken everything from your chain to your spokes to your seat post.
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So did I. I was working on a Pet City column about famous Instagram dogs and their lucrative side careers as professional spokes-pets.
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"Laundry bleach, acid, knitting needles, bicycle spokes, ballpoint pens, jumping from the top of the stairs or the roof," she said, according to CNN.
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Money collected at smaller airports, which are connected to hubs via routes known as spokes, turn over the money they collect to their respective hub.
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"I'm not waking up every morning trying to put a crowbar in the front spokes of his wheel," Newsom told The Hill in an interview.
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The president spokes of the terrorist threat following the Monday attack in Manchester and said the United States will "win" in the fight against extremism.
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The design of the terminal, with docking piers radiating out like the spokes of a wheel, has attracted its fair share of digs in China.
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The wheel part consists of an aluminium assembly in the centre, from which emerge spokes made from a new composite material described as "resin-embedded fibreglass".
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He had arrived at this conclusion by training monkeys to move their arms across a tabletop, tracing a pattern that resembled the spokes of an asterisk.
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To make one, write the year at the center of a piece of paper, and then draw spokes with different themes that are important to you.
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Dandelion weeds grew in the unlikeliest of places, nestled in the cracks of a cinder block wall, between the spokes of a long-retired bicycle wheel.
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At one point in the show, Gavin Spokes, playing King George, cleared his throat and made a look of mock virus-related concern at the audience.
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The Aero tires would have bladed spokes that act as a fan allowing the wheels to flip upward and help propel a car into the air.
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Instead, the latest prototype uses high-strength composite spokes that are mated to an aluminum hub, which mounts to a car's axle, just like a conventional tire.
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Some might argue that Google wants to make Google Home the hub, with spokes leading to the Google Home Max, Google Home Mini and Google Pixel 2.
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Seriously, this thing is built like a tank, with concentric rings and spokes of aluminum, a telescoping, snake-like tip, and a spring-loaded central gas line.
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I spent last week on a junket in Paris, paid for by the French government, visiting the various hubs and spokes of the burgeoning French startup scene.
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Between getting the skirt stuck in the spokes and flying over my handlebars, there's a reason you've never seen anyone speeding past in a tulle dress before.
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To make one, write down the year at the center of a piece of paper, and then draw spokes with different themes that are important to you.
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The story's protagonist is the young snooker star Dylan Spokes (played by Ben Schnetzer), with the requisite dystopian family (father a former jailbird, mother very dubious indeed).
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The executive assistant whose fingers typed so fast that they blurred like the spokes of a bicycle wheel found her clenched right hand no longer at her command.
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On an industrial block in Queens, investigators for Sheriff Joseph Fucito's office chart constellations of limited liability companies that radiate out from addresses like spokes on a wheel.
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So repeat this Daenerys burn in your mirror every morning before you start your day, as a motivator and reminder that they're all just spokes on a wheel.
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The spokes of the tire that is the center of the logo: the Right Wings logo has them resembling the lightning bolts of the Schutzstaffel -- Hitler's SS force.
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But Aqua Ventus fixes the turbine on a central concrete pier attached by spokes to three others, a design Dr. Dagher said would make it cheaper to produce.
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He founded the firm in 1986, turned it into one of the world's biggest funds and eventually turned over power to former Goldman Sachs investment banker Andrew Spokes.
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A filing from the SEC lists this fund's address as the same as Farallon Capital Management, with Spokes and other members of his firm listed as related persons.
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LOSERS Planters: After teasing plans to kill off mascot Mr. Peanut, Planters offered an odd fake-out by introducing a baby version while other corporate spokes-characters mourned.
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But it's already looking like climate initiatives will be the second-biggest stick in the spokes of this non-deal-deal threatening the passage of anything before 2020.
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If you think of a company's product strategy as a wheel with a product at the hub and ancillary offerings on the spokes, you begin to see Google's challenge.
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A Treasury spokes person told CNBC on Wednesday that Mnuchin considered using a military plane because he needs access to secure communications as part of his national security duties.
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Bridgestone Cycle plans to go to market with "Air Free Concept" tires that don't require air to be inflated, and instead use spokes stretching along the tires' inner sides.
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Photo: Andrew Liszewski (Gizmodo)One of the most unique features of the Unagi are its airless tires that surround each wheel's electric motor hub with a series of rubber spokes.
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Its undercarriage is a gaping maw full of what are essentially weed whackers—spinning, flexibly plastic spokes that smack the berries free without causing too much damage to the plant.
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And where did he rally days before Republicans went to the polls: Macomb Community College Sports & Expo Center in Warren, a venue just miles from where Clinton spokes on Thursday.
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That's not unlike the experience of nudging the rear wheel slightly to align the spokes with those ring locks you'll find mounted below the saddle stem on many city bikes.
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In the backyard of that warehouse was the most fantastic thing Harris had ever seen: a bicycle-powered Ferris wheel, with lights up the spokes and real old carnival carriages.
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It was raining, but he had decided to forgo an umbrella; the spokes can put an eye out, and bionic-eye implants won't be perfected for at least five years.
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The cushion alone runs a G. The pink wheelchair is propelled by 26-inch wheels with 144 gold spokes, chain-link detail that harnesses the wheels ... plus the rapper's "TRAP" logo.
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The most surreal of van Herpen's costumes, called the Samurai, was a black bodysuit, with gloved hands and covered feet, onto which dozens of spokes from dismembered umbrellas had been sewn.
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User groups say the Mobikes, with their solid tyres, a driveshaft rather than a chain, and solid wheel struts instead of wire spokes, appear more resilient against vandalism and heavy use.
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James was helping me over the fence and at one point one of the spokes went into my right hand and so they were treating that when I was at the jail.
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"You hear these things about factory farming which are just absurd, if you see the conditions they are reared in, they have outside pens to run around in," Spokes told VICE News.
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At least 100 people stood atop the pile clearing it by hand, piece by piece, passing boulders and twisted steel pipes along a human chain that radiated from the heap like spokes.
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"As I approached an intersection, a door opened and my swerve wasn't enough to avoid the door corner poking into my front spokes," he recounted, and he was launched onto the pavement.
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The local factories made spokes (and eventually whole wheels), "snag-proof" rubber boots, porcelain toilet bowls and tanks, and at the turn of the 20th century, 15 tons of hairpins a week.
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Determined to be a hands-on president, Mr. Kennedy at first governed according to a model called the "spokes of the wheel," with a gaggle of top advisers reporting directly to him.
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My job is to keep the spokes together, keep the team together and really help that team perform because they, collectively, are going to have a lot more insights than I will.
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The court explained that there was no connection between the borrowers because "without the rim of the wheel to enclose the spokes" there was not a single agreement to violate the law.
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"This is the hub, holding all the spokes together," he said of No. 52, but "until Olmsted is completed we have a ticking time bomb," referring to the dam under construction in Illinois.
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There were necklaces strung with popcorn and garlic cloves; wagon spokes adorned with bones; and one Buso carrying a modified IV tied to a broomstick delivering schnapps through a tube to his mouth.
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The lights work via magnets that are mounted on the spokes of a bicycle — when the wheel spins, the magnetic field causes a current that feeds into a small generator integrated into the lights.
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It is common for clearances for new senior officials to be completed prior to the swearing in of a president, according to one outside lawyer familiar with security clearances who spokes with The Hill.
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An Ocado spokesman said in theory Andover's business could be served by the other three CFCs and network of spokes (satellite distribution depots) though it would take some time to formulate an economic plan.
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The 38th president, who communicated directly with nearly a dozen senior advisers, described it as "the spokes of the wheel" — with the president sitting at the center, an approach left discredited by Ford's tenure.
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Older cards in excellent condition are harder to find because, among other things, they were worn by handling or stuck in bicycle spokes to make a noise as the wheel turned, Mr. Lehman said.
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It's the rapidly spinning wheel at the center of Amazon's growing spokes of services and benefits that include free two-day shipping, streaming video and music, free content storage and access to All. Those. Deals.
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The president of Conway, South Carolina-based Worksman Cycles, which makes industrial tricycles and recreational cruiser bicycles, said the company bought more of the Chinese-made rims, spokes and tubes before the bigger tariffs hit.
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Most of the spokes will be forced out, says the source — aside from those that are deemed "core Ethereum tools," those developer-facing products that make it easier to build DApps on the Ethereum network.
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Consensys now has over 800 employees and nearly every company at the summit was affiliated with Consensys in some form, either as one of the company's "spokes" (startups it incubates) or in some advisory role.
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Painted self-portraits by Hiba Schahbaz (Project for Empty Space) were equally beautiful; the soft but confrontational "Self Portrait with Roses (After Picasso)" throws a wrench in the spokes of dude-dominated art-historical narratives.
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Such scenes are occurring across Santa Cruz, a city of 20083m people that is laid out like a bicycle wheel: 22008 avenues project like spokes from the centre, which is encircled by anillos, or rings.
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Another one of her recommendations is extremely interesting:"This 'spokes on the wheel' doctrine, while admirable in its ambition, may alienate pockets of the population who still pledge fealty to their old lords," Larrington writes.
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Takehisa Kosugi, an avant-garde composer who was an accomplished violinist but who was just as likely to play bicycle spokes or inflatable balls in his innovative explorations of the sonic landscape, died on Oct.
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Nicholas Hyett, equity analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown, told me that he's impressed with Amazon's commitment to generating cash and adding "more and more spokes" to the wheel, a reference to the company's many revenue streams.
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Absorbing these bizarre images, in which wildly distended Legoland figures teeter over a cliff and radiate like spokes about a dinner table, one wonders: who but a hallucinating draftsman would have people do these things?
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Without the frontrunner Donald Trump, the final debate before the Iowa caucuses was fatally incomplete, an arch without a keystone, a wheel that's all spokes, and the result was an event that felt scattered and aimless.
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Sumitomo Rubber says it has been able to reduce weight slightly by changing the shape of the polymer spokes, but the heft of the rubber tread still makes it a little heavier than current conventional tyres.
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Upper Deck's inaugural set was released as baseball cards were increasingly being seen less as a kids' hobby—something to trade, flip, or stick in the spokes of a bike—and more as a potential investment.
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The cards, which as far back as the 1880s were found in tobacco packs and later with bubble gum, weren't always considered something to save, which is why children would sometimes bend them into bike spokes.
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In Oakland, International Boulevard is among the busiest strips in the nation for the trafficking of minors, part of a network whose spokes extend to similar strips in Los Angeles, Las Vegas, Seattle and Reno, Nev.
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You may have noticed at some point that your colors, or rebuses (depending on how you're looking at this whole contraption), are pleasingly arranging themselves in a circle, like the endpoints of spokes on a wheel.
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The company sees its software as a the hub of workplace productivity, with the spokes of the wheel being third-party integrations to any number of products and services customers rely on day in and day out.
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After doing well at the camp, she swapped her sled for whizzing spokes, and this weekend, you can catch her in three track-cycling events in Rio: women's sprint, women's team sprint, and something called the keirin.
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While shooting advocates such as Spokes are keen to highlight the fact that "only three out of a hundred" birds are discarded, by the industry's own estimates, that equates to 420,2.83 birds being thrown away every year.
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Once the 1,300-ton spindle is put in place in March, the wheel will be built like a circular bridge, its rim growing section by section, with temporary spokes, explained Chris DeLuca, the project's lead structural engineer.
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This is called a "hub-and-spoke" conspiracy, and to pursue the charges in a single trial the government must show there is a "rim" that links the defendants in the different spokes into a single conspiracy.
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The series of large ceramic rings were wired with electrical components and supported from above by a steel frame of spokes 120 inches in diameter, creating the suggestion of a three-floor chandelier, which seemed, somehow, impossibly light.
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First revealed way back in 2011, Bridgestone's airless tires use a series of rigid plastic resin spokes to help a wheel keep its shape as it rolls, instead of an inflatable inner tube that can puncture and leak.
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Unlike able-bodied professionals, who fill their on-court bags with several additional rackets, a couple of extra outfits and maybe a pair of sneakers, top international wheelchair competitors travel with extra wheels, tires, spokes, casters and tubing.
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Blood and shame and loss are the spokes of the wheel, and the way they come into the world—through honor, through vengeance, through the brittle masculinity of the men who happen to rule—comes to define that realm.
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Planters -- It's hard to tell what part of this ad you're supposed to like --the fact that the Planters spokes-nut has a Peanut-mobile, drives it like a lunatic, or lives in the same neighborhood as Charlie Sheen.
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It uses a sort of hub and spoke structure you see in platform games like Super Mario Odyssey where there is a central area (the hub), but different objectives or levels (the spokes) that can be completed in any order.
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You've likely seen them: produce lined up in color gradients; bananas arranged like the spokes of a wheel; 16 slices of toast that range from being pallid to the color of ash—all of which have ricocheted across the internet.
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They're used to interruptions on their path and move as little as possible to get out of my way, some pretending to nip at my ankles as I pedal through, a few letting their butt feathers swish through my spokes.
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Even though Saturn is known for its seven rings, which orbit at different speeds and span up to 175,000 miles, NASA's Voyager missions in the 1980s discovered that there are thousands of complicated braided rings, ringlets and spokes within the ring system.
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For electrified vehicles (EV) in particular, the tyres' design - a band of rubber encircling polymer spokes around an aluminum hub - allows for motors to be fitted directly inside the wheel, opening up space in the chassis to extend leg room or expand the trunk.
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As I set out and walked up Lafayette Street (as opposed to the adjacent and far more crowded Broadway, to avoid being seen) I flicked it, successfully getting it to spin every other time (one of the three spokes frequently smacked into my fat thumb).
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In 2012, the state opened a centralized "hub and spoke" system in which people who need more intensive treatment get care at specialized "hubs" and, once stabilized, are transferred to "spokes" for long-term management—or back to the hub if their problems worsen.
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Known for a fiery, eccentric character that was not always popular with rivals, Bahamontes once famously stopped at the top of the Col de Romeyere with broken spokes and had an ice cream while waiting for his team car and the main group of riders.
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Other potential menu items include "tartare Jackson Pollock style" — the sauce spattered over chunks of raw salmon or tuna — and shards of chocolate bark dangling from the spokes of a large umbrella that a server carries at the reception, inviting guests to pluck at will.
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I also heard a few reports of patients being kept at the hub level for too long instead of being referred to spokes once they got better, and spoke doctors dropping patients when they relapsed — neither of which is supposed to happen, according to Brooklyn.
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He said it was important he publicly confessed to the errors in the documents to avoid giving opponents "a means to put pressure on me or let them put spokes in the wheels of important reforms", and to serve as "an example of openness to others".
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But Bridgestone's approach, which replaces the inner tube and a portion of a bicycle wheel's spokes with thermoplastic resin supports, is better engineered to absorb bumps and provide an overall smoother ride, without ever requiring the rider to have to adjust the air pressure in their tires.
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Spoke team sizes range from 2102.44 employees to as many as 5, says a source familiar with the spokes, who also speculates the total number of employees who will be let go could be as high as 2100 to 210 percent of ConsenSys' approximately 2000,23-person workforce.
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"The governor-elect… plans to increase treatment options by making medication-assisted treatment available and recovery coaches on call at every clinic, every law enforcement agency, and every emergency room in Maine, along with implementing a true hub and spokes treatment model across the state," Ogden added.
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Moreover, Brave Care will use the funding to open new, more lightweight facilities in the Portland area that can act as spokes to the main hub facility, where the company has expensive but not oft-used equipment like an X-ray machine or a full-service lab.
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Guaranteed ahead: Friction and more personnel departures (Trump is recasting his White House using a model known as "spokes of the wheel," described by savvy former White House chiefs of staff as bad news for effective presidential management.) The Hill: Staff changes upend White House cyber team.
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Centered around a conventional tire, rim and spokes, the wheel comprises a Frisbee-size bright red hub that houses a 9043-watt motor, a 48-volt rechargeable lithium-ion battery, multiple sensors, Bluetooth wireless connectivity and an embedded control system activated by a smartphone mounted to the handlebars.
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Singer Joy Villa, who wore a "Make America Great Again" dress to the awards two years ago - a reference to U.S. President Donald Trump's campaign slogan - did not shy away from controversy this year, with a silver dress adorned with barbed wire and spokes: the Border Wall dress.
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Critics say the Code of Practice effectively allows for breeding conditions akin to battery farming — a suggestion that is met with derision by Liam Spokes, Head of Shooting Campaigns for the Countryside Alliance, an organization that supports shooting and also advocates for the repeal of the UK's ban on fox hunting.
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He knocked down and excavated old Paris and replaced its medieval crannies and narrow twisting streets — so handy for throwing up barricades in insurrectionary moments— with broad rectilinear avenues arranged like the spokes of a wheel, to establish links between the Paris railway stations and promote the expansion of trade.
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Stephen K. Bannon, the former chief White House strategist, for instance, pitched the idea of running the West Wing how Mr. Trump "ran the 26th floor of Trump Tower," that is, a structure in which Mr. Trump was the axle of power and all of his aides were there spokes.
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"My favorite way to brainstorm creatively, whether it's about values or setting goals for the new year, is through mind maps," Blake told CNBC Make It. To make one, write the year in the center of a piece of paper, and then draw spokes with different themes that are important to you.
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Recent years have seen an increase in research on the neurology of people with Down syndrome, and this particular study demonstrated that the brains of people with Down syndrome — from fetuses to adults — have less myelin, the white substance that coats axons, the spokes of our brains that connect neuron to neuron.
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The 5.1-metre diameter circular dessert, made of 80 kilograms of sugar dough and 80kg of strawberries from the Monts du Velay in the Auvergne region — decorated with lines of sugar to represent the spokes of a bicycle wheel — served 2,000 after the peloton cycled through the village during the 16th stage of the Tour.
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"Excited as we are about ConsenSys 2.0, our first step in this direction has been a difficult one: we are streamlining several parts of the business including ConsenSys Solutions, spokes, and hub services, leading to a 13% reduction of mesh members," ConsenSys founder and crypto billionaire Joseph Lubin wrote in a letter to employees regarding the layoffs.
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Charles Dance was getting harpooned as a henchman in a James Bond movie long before he was getting crossbowed on the crapper as Tywin Lannister; Julian Glover (Grand Maester Pycelle) was in a Star Wars movie, a Bond movie, and an Indiana Jones movie; Rory the "Hound" McCann was spokes-stud for something called Scott's Porage Oats.
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Then we were suddenly surrounded by police on bikes, who rode into the group in rows that resembled the spokes of a wheel, trying to break up the discussion between Val and Richmond, a local organizer known as "Goad Gatsby" (it was admittedly loud, but the mood of the group was quite calm and simply curious).
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"The scene as it exists at the moment has bubbled up for the last five years or so and in that time, the music has re-established itself at an underground level," says Tomas Fraser, who, since founding Coyote Records in 2012, has been releasing future-facing tracks by the likes of Spokes, Tom E Vercetti and Last Japan.
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According to the aides who spokes to The Post, former FBI Director James ComeyJames Brien Comey3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 Barr predicts progressive prosecutors will lead to 'more crime, more victims' James Comey shows our criminal justice system works as intended MORE and former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabeAndrew George McCabeThe Hill's Morning Report — Will Congress do anything on gun control?
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Many of the other spokes are expected to leave ConsenSys, in what the company is calling "accelerated spin outs": management is offering the startups they incubated either two months of severance or an equity stake of nearly 10 percent and a convertible note that would represent around a month of a spoke's burn rate as part of a deal for a spin out, according to the term sheet.
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Listen to our Game of Thrones podcast on iTunes and Spotify While Game of Thrones ultimately rejects the might-makes-right philosophy of Dany, the conclusion it offers is far less radical than you might expect from a show that relied so heavily on subverting expectations: that the best and perhaps only way to advance the cause of justice is not to break the wheel but to slightly rearrange the spokes.
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The biggest economic development project in years all came crumbling down when unions, state legislators, and the likes of the new voice of progressivism, Representative Alexandria Ocasio-CortezAlexandria Ocasio-CortezOmar says US should reconsider aid to Israel Pro-Trump Republican immigrant to challenge Dem lawmaker who flipped Michigan seat 3 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 2020 MORE, started throwing political sticks into the business spokes of this deal.
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