Fajgenbaum stayed alive only through intense chemotherapy "carpet bombing" campaigns.
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But a few families left to Palestine and they stayed alive.
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The laptop that stayed alive the longest was the one running on Microsoft Edge.
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Stephen Curry and Klay Thompson made sure that record streak stayed alive at 106.
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Those among us who could hold on to the boat's floating hood stayed alive.
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By his own account, he consciously stayed alive to his Chinese roots all his life.
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Then, after the count evened at 2-2, Fowler stayed alive with three foul balls.
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Instead he has stayed alive, closing back to within a few points in the polling average.
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Our iPhone 2300 Pro stayed alive well over an hour longer than what Apple's specs state.
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He registered 27 points, 27 rebounds and seven assists in Game 5 as the Cavs stayed alive.
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UConn stayed alive by attacking the rim, finishing the half 8 of 9 from the charity stripe.
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Taylor got into a 2-2 count, but he stayed alive and singled to center, scoring Barnes.
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I'm a 37-year-old heroin addict—the fact that I've stayed alive this long is a wonder.
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The doctor claims the monkey stayed alive for 20 hours after the surgery, but that has not been verified.
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He stayed alive and fouled it off and it went right to the spot where the Glasnows were sitting.
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The Mutineers stayed alive with a 3-1 win over the Subliners in Group B's lower bracket late Saturday.
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"The way I stayed alive was with my mouth because I'm not going to win with my fists," he said.
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Instead of an inning-ending double play, as was called, they stayed alive and got a run out of it.
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But both companies had stayed alive for a century, more or less, before numerous legacy problems caught up with them.
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In one of the studies, Noble and his colleagues were able to describe more than 1,000 genes that stayed "alive" postmortem.
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Buffalo (7-6) stayed alive in the A.F.C. playoff picture, while the Colts (3-10) were mathematically eliminated from playoff contention.
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In most altercations with either UNIDAD, the military police, or the cartel, the drone was the only way I stayed alive.
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NFC NORTH The Minnesota Vikings stayed alive in Week 14 by driving a gratuitous nail into the Jaguars well-sealed coffin.
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Tanaka delivered the best start of his four-year tenure with the Yankees, who stayed alive in the American League East race.
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Hot Topic constantly morphs to cater to the fad of the day, so it has stayed alive even while mall traffic has declined.
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One-on-One has that design elegance, and it stayed alive even past Dr. J's retirement when we brought Michael Jordan on board.
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That forced Nigma to go through the lower bracket, and they stayed alive with a 2-1 rally over Gambit Esports on Saturday.
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When we had to take the Up off market, we stayed alive because we had the speaker business that ... So why didn't you sell?
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Mackey's son had to be revived three times over the next few days, and had a brief stint in the hospital, but stayed alive.
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All the while, Brown said, she did not dissuade Kohlhepp about their relationship — and the longer she stayed alive, the more confident she became.
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So I stayed alive, and I have all my fingers, I can play tennis and I can be here and be in the draw.
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Chicago trailed by three games to one in the series but stayed alive with a 4-3 double-overtime victory in St. Louis on Thursday.
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London stayed alive with a 146-132 win on St. Petrograd Domination, but Atlanta closed it with a 250-189 win on Gun Runner Hardpoint.
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Its main competitor in the Best Picture category, Moonlight, stayed alive by winning the Writers Guild prize, but that's a weaker predictor than most industry trophies.
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A Wii rhythm game, you were required to beat a variety of short "microgames" with motion control challenges that sped up the longer you stayed alive.
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Donald Trump defeated Marco Rubio on his home turf, forcing the Florida senator out of the race, while John Kasich stayed alive with a win in Ohio.
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Neuvirth was single-handedly the reason the Flyers stayed alive as he sprawled to stop Karl Alzner, denied Ovechkin and robbed Marcus Johansson in the second period.
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The Nuggets stayed alive with two straight road victories, including a 33-131 triumph at New Orleans on Tuesday as they rallied from a six-point halftime deficit.
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Canavero showed video of the monkey's head transplant to Sam Kean at The Atlantic, who also could not verify how long the monkey stayed alive after the surgery.
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The Packers and Cowboys stayed alive, the Chiefs kept their top spot in the A.F.C. West, and it appears that the next three weeks could provide plenty of drama.
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Proficient in English, Thai, Burmese, Mandarin and Wa, Adul politely communicated to the British divers his squad's greatest needs: food and clarity on just how long they had stayed alive.
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" Curated by Sam Stourdzé, the Rencontre d'Arles' director, the shows celebrate the work of unheralded artists from the 1980s, who Mr. Stourdzé said "stayed alive, existed and resisted with photography.
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" Curated by Sam Stourdzé, the Rencontre d'Arles' director, the shows celebrate the work of unheralded artists from the 1980s, who Mr. Stourdzé said "stayed alive, existed and resisted with photography.
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A pregnant Ohio woman placed on life support after being shot in March stayed alive long enough to have her baby in late April before dying from her injuries, PEOPLE confirms.
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Earlier Saturday, Endpoint stayed alive with a 2-1 win over forZe in the Group A elimination match, and MIBR took down ENCE 2-1 in the Group B elimination match.
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Sale settled down, getting Enrique Hernandez to ground out to third, but after Yasiel Puig barely stayed alive on a checked swing, Sale ended up walking him when he missed on a fastball.
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He said prosecutors did not raise certain details that Mr. Cohen now says he misled Congress about — including how long the hotel project stayed alive — and that the president did not volunteer those details.
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Toronto also barely stayed alive in the AL East race when Boston (92-65) lost to the New York Yankees, but the Red sox lead the Blue Jays by five games with five to play.
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An Indonesian teenager lost adrift at sea on a floating platform known as a rompong stayed alive by catching fish and drinking sea water, according to reports from the Jakarta Post and the Associated Press.
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And, although both earbuds are supposed to have nine hours of battery life, they actually stayed alive for over a day for me until they started to run out of juice and shut off without warning.
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Yelich got to third with two outs before Moustakas, who barely stayed alive on an 0-2 foul tip that rattled around the glove of Rockies catcher Tony Wolters, lined his game-winner to right field.
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After he crawled through a hole in the border fence and sneaked into the United States as a 21-year-old, Cesar stayed alive in Los Angeles by knocking on doors and asking to walk dogs.
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Woods, two weeks after being runnerup to Koepka at the PGA Championship, stayed alive in the FedEXCup playoffs with a repeat 71 that left him right on the projected cut at even par and 10 strokes back.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Donald Judd (1928-1994) was an intelligent SoHo artist most noted for his unadorned rectangular sculptures that arrived during the mid-1563s and stayed alive in art exhibitions to his death.
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Yet, even after a midweek sweep by the soaring Cleveland Indians, they stayed alive behind the Minnesota Twins in the race for the final American League playoff spot, a sharp improvement over last season's dreary 74-88 finish.
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While at Comic-Con last month, Entertainment Tonight talked to Gwendoline Christie about her surprising favorite GOT character, what she thinks will happen between Brienne and Tormund — spoiler alert: nothing — and which character she most wishes had stayed alive.
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And actually against the Bears a couple weeks ago, he was much better than fine: 162 rushing yards on 16 carries, including carbon-copy plays where he was basically stopped but stayed alive, avoided traffic, and busted long runs.
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Andrew Beckwith pitched his second straight complete game and set a team record with his Division I-leading 26th win, and Coastal Carolina stayed alive at the College World Series with a 23-33 victory over Texas Christian in Omaha.
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Cowboys 261, Redskins 272 The Dallas Cowboys stayed alive in the N.F.C. East race for at least a few more days as their long-slumbering offense came to life in a 226-2513 victory over the Washington Redskins on Thursday night.
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Mets 22, Marlins 211 (24 innings) Brandon Nimmo drew a bases-loaded walk in the 27th inning as New York mounted a late comeback and stayed alive in the National League wild-card race with a win over visiting Miami.
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These machines, full of parts that could break down at any time and reliant on an operating system that stopped being officially updated more than a decade ago, have basically stayed alive out of the sheer will of its small community of users.
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The original was frequently ridiculous in its insistence that it was a serious show, but it also slowly accumulated an epic amount of sadness and pain inflicted upon the handful of central characters who stayed alive for the bulk of its run.
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Arizona stayed alive with a 250-yard march, capped by the second TD hookup of the game from quarterback Khalil Tate to receiver Jamarye Joiner, this one on a 50-yard fade to make it 224-27 with 26:48 to go.
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Chargers 14, Jets 7 EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. — Philip Rivers threw a touchdown pass to Antonio Gates, Melvin Gordon ran for a score, and the Los Angeles Chargers stayed alive in the A.F.C. playoff race with a 14-7 victory over the Jets on Sunday.
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Ortiz has 17 home runs in 84 postseason games, which is one homer every 18 at-bats; that's actually a little worse than his regular season average, but more than enough to imagine that he was probably good for one more big moment if the Red Sox could have stayed alive long enough.
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And episode three, "The Sin," further balanced Baby Yoda's extreme cuteness with intrigue well enough to prove that his appeal is no fluke — by putting him in real danger and introducing life-or-death stakes that forced the stoic Mandalorian into full-on Good Dad mode to make sure the kid stayed alive.
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Instead, we were given a more fitting finale, one in which the glory and the honor fell to someone else, to Rojo, and in which Messi spent his final few minutes chasing down loose balls, harrying defenders, throwing himself into tackles, running and hunting and working himself into the ground to make sure that Argentina made it across the line, that it stayed alive.
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The Bulls stayed alive by winning games 4 and 5, scoring triple digits in each game, but then suffered a 95-85 defeat on their home court in game 6 to end their season.
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In 1959, the sorority's official magazine creased publication. One year later, the Cincinnati chapter "had only two members but stayed alive". The sorority was still active in the 1960s. In 1964, the Cincinnati chapter initiated nine new members.
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The skipper, William Wright, said later that the survivors would not have lasted another hour in those conditions, and believed that the only reason they had stayed alive for five hours was the expertise of the Elbe's crewmen aboard the lifeboat.
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He stayed alive so the hunt for the title. In Lyon had left the team Jovanovic. Anorthosis entered dynamically in derby, took a significant lead by 13' and then left the premises APOEL, who had the ball, but not many clear chances to avoid defeat.
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Thunderbolts #133. Marvel Comics. Widow was eventually exposed as Natalia Romanova, who was in fact Nick Fury's undercover agent, and who was attempting to make sure Songbird stayed alive. Paladin, Ghost and Headsman purposely turned on the other Thunderbolts in order for the two heroines to escape.
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The fifth game returned to Montreal; however, the Black Hawks stayed alive with a wild 8–7 victory, cutting the Canadiens lead to 3–2 in the series. In the sixth game back in Chicago, Montreal rebounded, defeating the Hawks, 6–4, to win the Stanley Cup.
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Some were lost in the AIDS epidemic, others to busy lifestyles or changes in the community. Membership dwindled, but the band stayed alive through the dedication of committed members. The millennium has brought a renewed spirit to the band. A busy performance schedule has brought new and old members to rehearsals once again.
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They > stayed alive and they lived under the sea. And they dedicated their lives to > sinking slave ships -- so they became this super, underwater force against > slavery. It’s like a super-deep story that I am building on different > fronts. But that’s the main idea and the source material for the album.
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He is the only man, who stayed alive in the novel – and the protagonist is visited by already dead ancestors and their contemporaries. The Chest of Mystery, created by sinful hand of archimandrite Iostos is bound organically in the plot of the novel. The patrimonial chronicles of Shishioni, or Andronikashvili are told in different languages.
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8 Dec 1980 Because no other team was dominant in the NFC Central, the Buccaneers stayed alive in the division race until a second-half collapse against the Minnesota Vikings in week 14 guaranteed that they finish the season with a losing record.Martz, Ron. "With same game plan, Kramer does it – again". St. Petersburg Times.
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Creede's boom lasted until 1893, when the Silver Panic hit the silver mining towns in Colorado. The price of silver plummeted, and most of the silver mines were closed. Creede never became a ghost town, although the boom was over and its population declined. After 1900, Creede stayed alive by relying increasingly on lead and zinc in the ores.
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Providence stayed alive in the series by winning Game 6 convincingly by a 5–2 score to force a seventh game. Tied 3–3 in the third, the Bruins scored two goals in a span of 58 seconds to take a 5–3 lead which Hartford could not come back from, falling 5–4 and losing the series 4 games to 3.
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Though Bruce's astral form stayed alive and helped return the Amazing Spider to life with the souls of the repentant damned which gave him a second chance to live. When he awoke, he found himself transformed into a new character called the Ghost Spider. To make amends with Spider-Man, Ghost Spider transported him, Deadpool, and Hulk back to Earth-616.Incredible Hulks Annual #1.
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The Amazing Spider was caught between the machine and was placed in a comatose state.Amazing Spider-Man Annual #38. Marvel Comics. While in a coma, the Amazing Spider's soul arrived in Hell, where Bruce Banner's Sorcerer Supreme counterpart died fighting the Infernal Hulk, though Bruce's astral form stayed alive and helped return the Amazing Spider to life with the souls of the repentant damned, which gave him a second chance to live.
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New styles had evolved to replace garage rock (including blues rock, progressive rock and country rock). In Detroit garage rock stayed alive until the early 70s, with bands like the MC5 and The Stooges, who employed a much more aggressive style. These bands began to be labelled punk rock and are now often seen as proto-punk or proto- hard rock.G. Thompson, American Culture in the 1980s (Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 2007), , p. 134.
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He then decided to head west, towards the Rocky Mountains and stayed alive by avoiding Indian attacks by not sleeping beside his open fire at night. He prospected for gold and diamonds in Oregon and Washington without much success. He heard that there were fortunes to be won in Peru and Arizona and tossed a coin to decide which direction to go. There were three towns in Arizona at that time, Tucson, Prescott and Phoenix.
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During this period, Vedas say that two saints named Kagabajendra and Ganapathy re-birthed themselves as a crow. They stayed alive as an ambassador to a god to regenerate the new world, because of the former demolition. A small cave temple is situated in the top of the hill for the Kagabajendran sage. It is said that Saint Kagabajendra will visit the temple to worship the god in the form of a mild storm at dusk.
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When Hannah challenges her mother Eva about expressions of love toward her, Eva responds by reminding Hannah of the sacrifices that she has made for her. Love and mothering to Eva is about sacrifice and self-preservation, "…what you talkin' 'bout did I love you girl I stayed alive for you can’t you get that through your thick head or what is that between your ears, heifer?" (69) Doubleness Sula demonstrates numerous doubles or parallels between the novel’s characters.
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Isaac Zieman was a visionary who was working toward reconciliation between children of Nazis and Holocaust survivors, including their children and grandchildren. Some of the specific groups he worked through were the Dialogue Project, the Generation After and Holocaust Survivors Association, and the One by One reconciliation group. In his final years of extremely ill health, Zieman stayed alive against all medical odds by an act of will, so he could continue his work as a peacemaker.
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5 The essayist Ronald Blythe has described the East End of the 1860s and 1870s as "stridently English ... The smoke-blackened streets were packed with illiterate multitudes [who] stayed alive through sheer birdlike ebullience".Blythe, p. 272 Interspersed with spells of work, Lansbury attended schools in Bethnal Green and Whitechapel. He then held a succession of manual jobs, including work as a coaling contractor in partnership with his elder brother, James, loading and unloading coal wagons.
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On 14 April 1942 the transports ended. Zytomirski and his son Henio survived the selections of spring 1942, apparently thanks to a work permit (in German: J-Ausweiss) that Shmuel had. Along with the rest of the Jews who stayed alive in Lublin, they were transferred to another smaller ghetto that was established in Majdan Tatarski (a suburb of Lublin). Between 7,000 and 8,000 people entered this ghetto, although many of them did not have work permits.
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He had already gotten out of his uniform and was in street clothes, and, when he was told he was batting, got off the phone and hurriedly got dressed, not even bothering to put his cup back on. The Red Sox replaced Schiraldi with Bob Stanley to face left fielder Mookie Wilson. Wilson got the count to 2–1 but fouled the fourth pitch away to bring the Mets to their last strike again. He stayed alive fouling off two more Stanley pitches.
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Popintsi is an old Bulgarian village, created near the Middle Ages. Information about the village under the names Popinche and Popinich is contained within Ottoman registers from 1489Попинче - Istanbul - BOA,TD 26 and 1530.Попинич - Istanbul - BOA,TD 370 The village traditions have stayed alive for centuries, passed from generation to generation. During recent years, a new tradition has emerged—from 1977 onwards, every three years, a large festival is held in the village, with participants from the entire country.
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Before they were sent to Bergen-Belsen, Samet and his family were held at a lumberyard in Austria. They got to the camp around July 1944, where Samet could only eat flavored water ("soup") and "moldy, rock-hard bread" every day, and sometimes bit bones to try to ease the starvation. Samet and his siblings would receive some bread from their mother, which he described as the reason they stayed alive. Samet's mother told him to eat lice, which had infected the camp.
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By 1968 the style largely disappeared from the national charts and at the local level as amateur musicians faced college, work or the draft. New styles had evolved to replace garage rock (including blues-rock, progressive rock and country rock). In Detroit garage rock stayed alive until the early 70s, with bands like the MC5 and The Stooges, who employed a much more aggressive style. These bands began to be labelled punk rock and are now often seen as proto- punk or proto-hard rock.
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By 1968 the style largely disappeared from the national charts and at the local level as amateur musicians faced college, work or the draft. New styles had evolved to replace garage rock (including blues-rock, progressive rock and country rock). In Detroit garage rock stayed alive until the early '70s, with bands like the MC5 and the Stooges, who employed a much more aggressive style. These bands began to be labelled punk rock and are now often seen as proto-punk or proto-hard rock.
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Although the disappearance of the company due to lack of funds sounded almost certain, at the end of the season the club stayed alive thanks to new sponsors and regularly began the 2012-13 season. Coach Attilio Caja was confirmed, while the General Manager Portaluppi went back to Olimpia Milano. Due to the low budget, the club acquires player mostly from Legadue, the second Italian League. In September, the italian point guard Luca Vitali, a member of the Italian National Team, joined the team.
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China had won the men's doubles in the last ten World Championships. In women's singles, Li Xiaoxia of China claimed her first World Championships with a four set to two victory over compatriot Liu Shiwen. Li won the first set 11–8, but Liu bounced back with an easy 11–4 second set victory. Li captured the third set 11–7 and fourth 12–10. Liu stayed alive with an 11–6 fifth set and fended off two match point in the sixth before falling 13–11.
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Dravida Nadu magazine owned and edited by Annadurai During his days in Dravida Kazhagam, Annadurai had supported Periyar's call for an independent Dravida Nadu. The claim for such an independent state stayed alive in the initial days of DMK. E. V. K. Sampath, who had earlier forfeited his inheritance from Periyar to join DMK, saw the call for Dravida Nadu as an unrealistic goal. Responding to Sampath's concern, Annadurai said Sampath's opposition to using film stars made him cross swords with many other members of the party.
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Freeman H. Hubbard,Railroad Avenue: Great Stories and Legends of American Railroading(New York:Whittlesey House,1945),253 The bodies of both firemen were recovered, but they were mangled so badly they were unrecognizable. Several survivors of the wreck believed they stayed alive because they jumped from the train just before the fatal plunge. Among the three survivors were mail clerks Thompson and Harris. Pinckney, the express messenger, also survived the wreck, went home to Charlotte, North Carolina, and immediately resigned after his life-changing experience.
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The 1975 playoff run for the Marlboros was complicated by Mark Napier and John Tonelli signing professional contracts before the season ended. Tonelli would sit out all the Marlboros games after his 18th birthday so he would not jeopardize playing for the Houston Aeros. Toronto stumbled through the playoffs managing come-from- behind victories in series versus the 8th place Kingston Canadians and 5th place Sudbury Wolves. Both series went 8 games, and the Marlboros were a point away from being eliminated each time but stayed alive.
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Virginia Tech was forced to use two of their timeouts to stop the clock, but was eventually successful in forcing a Seminole punt. The kick rolled inside the Virginia Tech 10-yard line before being downed, pinning the Hokies deep in their territory. The first play of Tech's drive was almost a disaster for them, as Marcus Vick fumbled the ball while attempting to avoid a sack. Fortunately for the Hokies, the ball was leapt on by Tech's Duane Brown and the drive stayed alive.
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In 1940, Ross was taken by the Nazis to the labor camp at Budzyń; the first of ten labor or extermination camps he was imprisoned in. During his time in the camps, Ross was made to drink chemicals as part of the Nazi's medical experiments, had his back broken, and suffered from tuberculosis, lice, scales, and boils. He was selected for death at Budzyń, but stayed alive by hiding in a pile of feces under a latrine. He was later sent to Krasnik, Radon, and Auschwitz.
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Along with the rest of the Jews who stayed alive in Lublin, they were transferred to another smaller ghetto that was built in Majdan Tatarski (a suburb of Lublin). Between 7,000 and 8,000 people entered this ghetto, although many of them did not have work permits. On 22 April the SS held another selection: about 2,500 to 3,000 people without work permits were taken first to Majdanek and from there to the Krepiec forest which is about 15 km from Lublin. There they were shot to death.
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Towards the end Jimmy winds up making his way home after his mother calls an early end to the party. He was trapped in the superintendent's apartment in the basement of his apartment house for three days, where he stayed alive by eating cat food. Visibly shaken, he recounts a tale of not having any beer to drink during his disappearance, and having to watch basic television channels since the super did not pay for cable. Jimmy vows that he will never do his laundry in the building again.
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Paul maintained a teaching schedule as an adjunct professor at Harvard and Howard University Law Schools, among others. He briefly returned to government service as a part-time Special Assistant to President Truman for tax policy and later as the President's envoy to the negotiations between Switzerland and the Allied Powers on Nazi assets in Switzerland – a controversy that stayed alive for a half century after his death. He was a frequent witness before congressional committees on tax and fiscal policy, testifying on the proper role of taxation in the Nation's social and fiscal programs.
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Leafpool apologizes to the Clan for her deception and wilingly steps down as a medicine cat. Afterwards, Hollyleaf tries to kill her by forcing her to eat deathberries in the ThunderClan camp. Leafpool asks Hollyleaf what would be worse: if she stayed alive, disowned by Crowfeather, living without the love of her own kits, and no longer a medicine cat, or died; Hollyleaf stops forcing her and Leafpool walks out of the medicine cat's den. In Omen of the Stars, she has become a warrior because she broke the Warrior Code by having kits.
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The English children's writer Jacqueline Wilson, commenting on the 2014 reissue of the novel, recalled: "Lovejoy, Tip and Sparkey were so real to me that they have stayed alive in my head for more than 50 years.... An Episode of Sparrows was the first book that made me cry when I was ten. I cried all over again at this recent reading of the story — and I closed the book with the same sense of total satisfaction."From the Foreword of a Virago reissue, quoted in The Spectator, 12 April 2014. Retrieved 11 January 2017.
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She never married but dedicated her life to the Catholic Church and its work among the people of El Salvador. She spent 30 years gathering evidence of massacres and individual killings, interviewing survivors, seeing that they stayed alive and compiling a book of the dead. The book of the dead grew into more of an encyclopedia of political violence. Hernández did her work in a sparsely furnished room decorated by a cross and two photographs of Archbishop Óscar Romero, the church leader who was assassinated in 1980 by right-wing forces in El Salvador.
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Kathashilpa (literally, the Art of the Word), of 19, Shyamacharan De Street, Calcutta 700073 (now Kolkata) was founded in 1959 by Abani Ranjan Ray (1932–2008) and friends like Indranath Majumdar. It became a rendezvous of radical intellectuals and artists of Calcutta, including those with extreme left sympathies. It stayed alive for more than thirty years and published a number of books that would later become classics in their respective fields. At present, the stewardship of the organization is in the hands of Mr. Dulal Burman, Dr. Amit Podder and Mr. Asit Poddar.
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The 31 December 2009 deadline as the final possible date that Olympic Airlines should cease operations, was agreed between the Greek Government and the European Commission as part of the deal to close Olympic Airlines and sell the name and assets to Olympic Air. It was initially expected that operations would end much earlier, but due to the change of government in October 2009 the public tenders for the reallocation of subsidised flights to the Greek islands and for international flight rights outside the European Union were postponed. The company stayed alive until the final deadline of 31 December 2009.
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It's an > entertaining potboiler, though a minor work ... Ladd gives an icy action- > hero performance as someone who revels in his disdain for women as > untrustworthy companions. By Ladd's politically incorrect moves, he takes on > the characteristics of the film noir protagonist--which gives this > programmer its energy. Ladd quotes an ancient Hindu saying 'Man who trust > woman walk on duckweed over pond,' which tells us all we want to know about > how he has stayed alive for so long while in the company of dangerous women, > ones like Virginia, while Bill so easily succumbed to the beauty of the > femme fatale.Schwartz, Dennis.
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While a lot of the players, staff and even owners of the original team moved on, Archie's dream stayed alive. The Rage teams of the 1990s did well, with Archie leading the team to the playoffs in their 2nd season, and capturing a D3 Pro League (precursor to today's USL2) Mid-Atlantic Division Crown in 1997. Archie Moylan continued to build the Rage brand, and the team was rewarded for his management efforts by being named Franchise of the Year. In 1998 Archie further expanded his roles as he took over as head coach of the 3rd year program.
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People, male or female, possessed by an adze are viewed as witches ("abasom" in the Ewe language). The adze's influence would negatively affect the people who lived around their host. A person is suspected of being possessed in a variety of situations, including: women with brothers (especially if their brother's children fared better than their own), old people (if the young suddenly started dying and the old stayed alive) and the poor (if they envied the rich). The adze's effects are generally felt by the possessed victim's family or those of whom the victim is jealous.
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In the 1940s, when the National Basketball Association's predecessor leagues were not much of a fan draw, the leagues stayed alive by staging doubleheaders with the Harlem Globetrotters, which had emerged from the Black Five league in Chicago. The Rens and other barnstormers helped nurture and popularize the game that is now an international, multibillion-dollar industry. John Isaacs, who played with the Rens from 1936 to 1940, earned $150 a month plus $3 a day meal money after signing with the Rens out of high school. "We enjoyed it and played it as a sport," Isaacs said.
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On 13 September 1943, although under guard, Trepper escaped Gestapo custody while visiting a pharmacy, Pharmacie Baillie, near the railway station at St. Lazare and managed to evade recapture. He contacted Georgie De Winter and they both agreed to hide out in Le Vésinet. While there, he wrote to Pannwitz, explaining his disappearance was not an escape, but merely an attempt to ensure he stayed alive, a move that was designed to provide the maximum advantage for Soviet intelligence. On the 18 September 1943, the couple moved to a house in Suresnes, that belonged to Mrs Queyrie with De Winter working as a courier to arrange the move.
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Both manga and anime reference terrible deeds he committed in life. It is suggested that Tsuzuki murdered many people, whether intentionally or not; this is brought to Tsuzuki's attention during his demonic possession by Sargantanas, a powerful demon who appears in the Devil's Trill Arc. Doctor Muraki reveals to him from his grandfather's research that Tsuzuki was a patient of the elder Muraki and that Tsuzuki is, in fact, not quite human. During that time, he stayed alive without food, water, or sleep for eight years, and was incapable of dying from wounds, as shown by the many times he tried to commit suicide but failed but for one last time.
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Tampa Bay did, however, win both game three and four to take a 3–1 series lead. Dallas stayed alive in the series by winning game five in double-overtime, but the Lightning closed them out with a 2–0 win in game six to win their second Stanley Cup championship, and first since 2004. Victor Hedman was named the Conn Smythe Trophy winner as the MVP of the playoffs, having recorded 22 points on 10 goals and 12 assists. Nikita Kucherov set a new franchise record for points in a single playoff season with 34, and also became the franchise leader for playoff goals, assists, and points.
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The party was believed to retain a substantial amount of money, which it would forfeit to the provincial government if it ever lost its registration. Since Saskatchewan electoral law requires a party to run at least 10 candidates in provincial elections to retain its registration, a hand-picked group under the nominal leadership of Iris Dennis ran paper candidates in the next two provincial elections to ensure that the party stayed alive. In the September 16, 1999 election, the party nominated 14 candidates, who collected 1,609 votes, 0.4% of the provincial total. Its best result was in Saskatoon Nutana, where Patrick L. Smith received 518 votes (7.6%).
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Telford returns in the episode "Resurgence", where it is revealed the aliens, known as the Ursini, asked him for help against a hostile power. Telford stayed alive by eating consumables found in the alien stasis pods and worked with the Ursini to repair the seeding ship and go after the Destiny. The ship reaches the Destiny when it is under attack by drones and Telford goes back to the Destiny explaining the situation between the Ursini and the mysterious hostile race to Young and the others. He acts as liaison between the two forces and is deeply saddened by the Ursini's sacrifice for the Destiny crew.
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World Storytelling Day has its roots in a national day for storytelling in Sweden, circa 1991-2. At that time, an event was organized for March 20 in Sweden called "Alla berättares dag" (All storytellers day). The Swedish national storytelling network passed out some time after, but the day stayed alive, celebrated around the country by different enthusiasts. In 1997, storytellers in Perth, Western Australia coordinated a five-week-long Celebration of Story, commemorating March 20 as the International Day of Oral Narrators. At the same time, in Mexico and other Latin American countries, March 20 was already celebrated as the National Day of Storytellers.
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In a twist where two players would be voted out in one vote, both alliances inevitably got to pick off one opponent, which ended Mattias' game. At Gränslandet, Jonas had stayed alive ever since he was voted out but he was defeated by Mattias who returned to the game. Because two of the wild cards (Chistoffer and Clara) were sway votes, some members of Kristovo's alliance feared that they would flip but that never happened and the alliance held strong until the final eight where knock-out challenges began. Christoffer was clearly the biggest physical threat and Mattias was the one most likely to beat him.
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Ashvamedha was a political ritual that was focused on the king's right to rule. Horse had to be a stallion and it would be permitted to wander for a year, accompanied by people of the king. If the horse roamed off into lands of an enemy then that territory would be taken by the king, and if the horse's attendants were killed in a fight by a challenger then the king would lose the right to rule. But if the horse stayed alive for a year then it was taken back to the king's court where it was bathed, consecrated with butter, decorated with golden ornaments and then sacrificed.
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Just like the neighboring Dedinje, Senjak is generally considered among Belgraders as one of the richest neighborhoods in the city. After 1945, it shared much of the same fate as Dedinje: when Communists took over, they declared almost all former residents as state enemies and forced them out of their mansions, so the new Communist political and military elite moved in. Some measures in removing the former high class were brutal as only those who fled the country stayed alive. Those unlucky were taken into a nearby woods and shot, with their remains lying in unmarked graves for decades until they were exposed by construction workers clearing trees for a new soccer field.
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He is like Reinhard's shadow even though he is just as talented and intelligent, but Sieg is very satisfied and does not care for power or position, instead he would rather stay by Reinhard's side and protect him. 10 years before the start of the series, Kircheis made a promised Annerose to protect Reinhard and has faithfully kept it ever since. It is hinted that Kircheis is in love with Annerose and that the feeling was mutual, despite neither ever expressing it to each other (at least not shown in any media version). Throughout the series many character have expressed their feelings on how Reinhard might act differently had Kircheis stayed alive.
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By 1872, they became the main mode of transportation in Japan, with about 40,000 rickshaws in service. The rickshaw's popularity in Japan declined by the 1930s with the advent of automated forms of transportation, like automobiles and trains. After World War II, when gasoline and automobiles were scarce, they made a temporary come-back. The rickshaw tradition has stayed alive in Kyoto and Tokyo's geisha districts only for tourists as well as in other tourist places. The tradition completely disappeared once, but a few people revived jinrikisha (human-powered rickshaws) for tourists in the 1970s-1980sJinrikisha in Kamakura Youfuu-teiJinrikisha in Hidatakayama Gokurak-sha and the rickshaws became popular as a tourism resource in the 2000s.
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Alan Ladd's son David Ladd and Stanley Baker's son Glyn Baker also had roles in the film. Ladd played the drug-dealing nephew of a London-based mob boss (Jeff Corey), and Baker played the young mercenary Esposito. With the cast made up from so many veteran actors, Baker claimed that the only reason he stayed alive in the plot so long was that he was one of the few actors young and fit enough to carry President Limbani for any period of time. David Ladd's character's girlfriend in the film was played by Anna Bergman, the daughter of Ingmar Bergman, Ian Yule, who played Tosh Donaldson, had been a real mercenary in Africa in the 1960s and 1970s.
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It's really amazing that Emperor Jahangir (son and successor to Emperor Akbar) who allegedly got involved romantically with this courtesan girl never mentioned her in his autobiography Tuzk-i-Jahangiri or any other historian of that time mentioned their love saga. Of course, at that time, due to the fear of disapproval by the domineering Emperor Akbar, no historian of that time would risk touching the subject. Yet this tragic love saga persisted and stayed alive among the common public and ended up becoming a popular folktale. The first historical mention of Anarkali is found in the travelogue of the British tourist and trader, William Finch (merchant) who toured Lahore around the same time when this love saga took place - during 1608 to 1611.
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The Nordiques opened the 1985 Stanley Cup playoffs with a best of five Adams Division semi-final series against the Buffalo Sabres. The Sabres finished the season in third place in the Adams Division with a 38-28-14 record, earning 90 points, one less than Quebec. The series began with two games at Le Colisée, and the Nordiques took care of business at home, winning the first game 5-2, followed by a close 3-2 victory in the second game to go up 2-0 in the series. The series moved to the Buffalo Memorial Auditorium for the third game, and the Sabres stayed alive in the series with a 6-4 win to cut the Nordiques series lead to 2-1.
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A few days later, the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations (now simply the Joint Commission), citing the medical center for failing to correct severe lapses in patient care, threatened to pull its seal of approval, jeopardizing over $14 million in physician training funds. King/Drew's seal of approval was revoked in February 2005.Charles Ornstein, How King–Harbor has stayed alive, Los Angeles Times, June 12, 2007 This move gained national attention after the Los Angeles Times ran a Pulitzer Prize-winning five-part series reporting on "The Troubles at King/Drew." The series found that the problems at the hospital were far deeper than the public already knew and faulted the Board of Supervisors for shying away from making needed changes, often because of racial politics.
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In the second round, Tampa Bay Lightning defeated the Canadiens in six games. In Game 1, Nikita Kucherov scored 2:06 into double overtime to give Tampa Bay a 2–1 win. This winning goal was controversial because the Lightning appeared to have been offside on the play, but nothing was called by the linesmen. Earlier at 2:56 of the first overtime period, Kucherov's apparent winning goal was waved off after officials ruled that he pushing Carey Price's pad into the net after the Montreal goalie made the initial save. The Lightning also won Game 2, 6–2, scoring four power play goals. Montreal's Brandon Prust was then fined $5,000 for his postgame derogatory public comments directed toward Referee Brad Watson, which he later apologized for the day afterward. In Game 3, Tyler Johnson scored with 1.1 seconds left to give Tampa Bay a 2–1 victory. The Canadiens stayed alive in Game 4, as Max Pacioretty recorded a shorthanded goal and two assists, as Montreal built a 5–0 second-period lead en route to a 6–2 win.
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