Matt Schulz: Luminato Festival artistic director Jorn Weisbrodt had attended Unsound Adelaide, and loved the music and atmosphere, as well as the idea of producing Unsound within the framework of an arts festival.
|
|
The assignment was as exceptional, fanciful, and unsound as my
|
|
Unsound Toronto will be overwhelming, in the best possible way.
|
|
If this all sounds legally unsound, that's because it is.
|
|
About half of the respondents deemed the Arizona senator unsound.
|
|
So Trump's policies aren't just inhumane, they're also economically unsound.
|
|
Our foundation was unsound and there were cracks in the wall.
|
|
It's time to put these unsound sleep myths to bed. 29.
|
|
But we haven't reached the apotheosis of Mr Grassley's unsound reasoning.
|
|
But an array of legal experts said that argument was unsound.
|
|
Rescue efforts have been hampered by the building's makeshift and unsound structure.
|
|
But what if the word rational leads us to scientifically unsound conclusions?
|
|
"People are waking up to how unsound Donald Trump is," said Gov.
|
|
Shuttering it today would be not only fiscally unsound but socially irresponsible.
|
|
Unsound originated in Poland and has events in Australia, New York, and Krakow.
|
|
This merely shows how unsound the "scientific" policies set by the FDA are.
|
|
Nonetheless, ahead of his departure for India, Trump pushed the same unsound explanation.
|
|
The National Credit Union Administration eventually closed it, citing unsafe and unsound practices.
|
|
In doing so, he or she often contrives or repeats something historically unsound.
|
|
That doesn't mean the atmosphere will exclude anyone, Unsound is a very inclusive event.
|
|
For over a decade, scores of Canadians received unsound hair test results from Motherisk.
|
|
Beyond the constitutional infirmities, the rule is utterly unsound as a matter of policy.
|
|
We argue the evidence supporting gaming disorder is based on an unsound scientific basis.
|
|
Environmentalists opposed the move, saying removing grizzlies from the larger population was biologically unsound.
|
|
Lopez Obrador argued that the Texcoco airport was riddled with corruption and geologically unsound.
|
|
He has argued that the Texcoco project was tainted by corruption and geologically unsound.
|
|
It looks structurally unsound, but sick, and that's what matters for the gamer aesthetic.
|
|
I just could see it with all her Goopy advice that's so medically unsound.
|
|
But tens of thousands more were living in places that might be structurally unsound.
|
|
After that inspection, Emtech was found to be unsound, and the sale was voided.
|
|
The abysmally low federal minimum is unsound, economically and morally, and workers deserve better.
|
|
Arguments, when unsound, can be negated, but who can negate another person's lived experience?
|
|
Fire officials started knocking down parts of the building that they said were structurally unsound.
|
|
Unsound Toronto runs June 10-11, get tickets here and watch a teaser video below.
|
|
The program has faced years of significant opposition for being racially discriminatory and constitutionally unsound.
|
|
But a law that supports advocacy groups and encourages unsound lending needs repeal, not reform.
|
|
Crucially, contrary to rumors going around at Unsound Festival 2015, he's never even appeared live.
|
|
Federally provided child care in America was deemed not just pragmatically tricky but ideologically unsound.
|
|
Swine fever devastated China's stock because with unsound governance, even sound regulations have perverse effects.
|
|
That would be shocking indeed — were it not patently false, journalistically unsound and downright irresponsible.
|
|
Mr. Schulz said the appeal of Unsound rests in seeing something you've never seen before.
|
|
But that doesn't leave Sackler off the hook for his derogatory and medically unsound statements.
|
|
If all that seems bizarre and politically unsound to you, I had the same reaction.
|
|
THUMP: Why did you decide to launch the first Canadian edition of Unsound Festival in Toronto?
|
|
As a result of his unsound investment strategy, Music now faces decades in a federal prison.
|
|
One would expect people in economically unsound countries with no university affiliation to pirate these papers.
|
|
The Finance Ministry blocked the legislation, saying it was against the national interest and fiscally unsound.
|
|
The assertion that Congress has authorized the executive branch to use force against Iran is unsound.
|
|
Others were less forgiving and described the arguments put forth by the White House as unsound.
|
|
Such lending is considered unsound by many economists because it can fuel inflation and undermine the currency.
|
|
Moreover, for the more fragile Israeli patient, in particular, Dr. Trump's unsound prescriptions could sometime prove terminal.
|
|
" In short, Bay says, MOPRs for renewables and nuclear are "unsound in principle and unworkable in practice.
|
|
The leftist Lopez Obrador dismissed the Texcoco plan as tainted by corruption, geologically unsound and too costly.
|
|
Ullmann-Margalit doubted that such transformative choices could be evaluated as sound or unsound, rational or irrational.
|
|
But the Finance Ministry blocked this legislation, saying it was against the national interest and fiscally unsound.
|
|
Unsound and its lineup of experimental and international artists, on the other hand, was anything but retro.
|
|
One reason is that the majority of the research that seems to support this narrative is methodologically unsound.
|
|
However, we also believe it is indisputable that the exchanges in most states are structurally unsound and unsustainable.
|
|
Finally, what would you say to convince electronic music fans that have never been to Unsound to come?
|
|
And some of the company's new ideas may be an implicit acknowledgment that the underlying concept is unsound.
|
|
Raime is set to play Toronto's 2016 Unsound festival alongside Berlin's Lotic, Montréal's Kara-Lis Coverdale, and more.
|
|
Time will tell whether the meandering explanations and erratic narratives by Giuliani were strategically wise or recklessly unsound.
|
|
The solution to the wasteful and ecologically unsound practices of mass production in America is 3-D printing.
|
|
Warren and recognize the problem of wealth inequality, two of the concepts would make for unsound tax policy.
|
|
All in all, the consensus is pretty clear: The ban is a costly, unnecessary, militarily unsound, discriminatory move.
|
|
"Artifice," he said, "is a malady of our time," an ailment symptomatic of an unsound obsession with self.
|
|
It is also unsound and almost certain to be sharply rejected should it ever be proffered in court.
|
|
In some cases, these documents have shoe-horned regulators into economically unsound, and even morally questionable, analytical practices.
|
|
There is only the same old Trump: Dangerous and unpredictable, gauche and greedy, temperamentally unsuited and emotionally unsound.
|
|
Unsound also has several international offshoots, and stages festivals in London; Minsk, Belarus; Adelaide, Australia; and New York.
|
|
Her fears came to fruition when the space was declared structurally unsound in 2007 and closed to the public.
|
|
"Beyond being unsound, policies that fail to provide individualized sentencing are also unjust and unfair in application," they wrote.
|
|
Unsound, originally from Kraków, Poland, has curated versions of its groundbreaking curatorial line-up in Toronto and New York.
|
|
Though many in El Mozote thought such advice unsound, Díaz was the local potentate who knew the army's ways.
|
|
"As a result of his unsound investment strategy, Music now faces decades in a federal prison," Mr. Tarver said.
|
|
Unsound runs from October 16-23 with additional performances from Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith, Demdike Stare, and the Discwoman collective.
|
|
The company changed its name but faced no major repercussions and continued to take on structurally unsound construction projects.
|
|
Westbrook could cut while Durant slid around screens, but he more often stepped out and launched statistically unsound three-pointers.
|
|
Writing for the court, Justice Anthony Kennedy said the 1992 decision was "unsound" and obsolete in the e-commerce era.
|
|
Unsound puts together artists and even genres that contrast, yet have a shared desire to push boundaries or be adventurous.
|
|
McCarthy has famously spread the dangerously inaccurate, and scientifically unsound, view that vaccines can cause autism in otherwise healthy children.
|
|
An obvious interpretation of these results is that Uber's fundamental business is unsound, and the company will never reach profitability.
|
|
The EPA also lobbied the American people to support a rule that was scientifically unsound in violation of federal laws.
|
|
If the people that have the guns are mentally unsound then we need to take the guns away from them.
|
|
That is an expression of the shock of mounting evidence that he is intellectually deficient, temperamentally unsound and morally bankrupt.
|
|
But, in an era of unsound scientific thinking, it's important to understand the difference between false science and false interpretation.
|
|
Worrying that this president might attack his opponents or boast about his accomplishments is an unsound foundation for political strategy.
|
|
The country as a whole has moved away from using petroleum because of how inefficient and environmentally unsound it can be.
|
|
The bank had exhibited "unsafe and unsound practices" in how it notified customers about changes in mortgage payments, the OCC said.
|
|
" • "SoftBank and other investors have valued these start-ups at inflated levels, leading to an overheated system filled with unsound businesses.
|
|
Stone lawyer Robert Buschel had argued earlier in the hearing that there was an unsound basis for the warrants being granted.
|
|
She wants to bring back those days, if only in our imaginations, and so is proclaiming the economy to be unsound.
|
|
At this point, where censuses have become so unsound and inaccurate, isn't the entire "race/ethnicity census-taking" system essentially void?
|
|
This month's other executions, they said, were also constitutionally unsound, a position that failed to persuade a succession of federal judges.
|
|
Unsound may have added fresh energy to Krakow, but when you're heartbroken, you only see the things you want to see.
|
|
Ahead of Unsound Festival's return to Kraków, Poland this weekend, organizers announced today the opening of their new afterparty venue, 89.
|
|
"She was not able to properly communicate with the mob and in all probability appears to have been mentally unsound," he said.
|
|
I built hammocks in my giant willow trees and read for hours as the (slightly structurally unsound) branches swayed with the breeze.
|
|
"It is stated by those who know him that Griffith is of unsound mind," a follow-up beneath his supposed confession read.
|
|
Our NYPD source also says Weinstein's team's claim of prosecutorial misconduct for withholding the emails is unsound ... because the messages aren't exculpatory.
|
|
But abortion rights activists and some obstetricians and maternal care doctors in Utah said the law was bafflingly vague and scientifically unsound.
|
|
Margaret Chase Smith described "confused thinking, harmful emotions, destructive tempers, unsound and unwise legislation, and ill health" that resulted from being overheated.
|
|
The complete lineup of performers for the second year of the Toronto edition of the Unsound Music Festival has just been unveiled.
|
|
At the 2019 edition, city inspectors deemed one of the fair's piers structurally unsound just over a week before the fair's opening.
|
|
So founders take heed… Moving into "growth mode" while missing any of these elements is building your company on an unsound foundation.
|
|
The German lender failed to detect that traders engaged in "unsafe and unsound conduct" in discussing their positions, the Federal Reserve said.
|
|
Scientifically unsound "health" treatments are just one part of the misinformation puzzle that Facebook, YouTube, and other social networks are trying to solve.
|
|
After a string of successful events in global cities including Adelaide, New York, and Prague, Unsound Festival threw its Canadian debut last year.
|
|
The venue is so fantastic—connecting with one of the core ideas of Unsound, which is to present events in unusual, adapted spaces.
|
|
Unsound Krakow had nineteen different venues last year—from post-industrial spaces to a 19th century synagogue to an abandoned communist era hotel.
|
|
The Commission's outgoing president, Jean-Claude Juncker, said Italy was "moving in an unsound direction" and risked a procedure that could last years.
|
|
For the Fed to act, it would need to establish that any individual board member's actions were unsafe or unsound to the bank.
|
|
Turning their reasonable expectations upside down now and threatening them with discharge is not only unconstitutional, but it is morally unsound as well.
|
|
The rest of the supplies, he indicated, had not yet been necessary — and the building had been declared structurally unsound following the tremors.
|
|
Despite a swathe of new financial regulations, there are concerns that many of the unsound financial practices from before the crisis have resurfaced.
|
|
At last year's Unsound Kraków, THUMP partied in an underground cave rave in the debut of our new travel series, Rave New World.
|
|
The program's methods are scientifically unsound and, according to peer-reviewed research, produce false positives for double voters roughly 99 percent of the time.
|
|
It grew out of a DIY world, and although an event like Unsound Toronto is much bigger than its origins, the program remains uncompromising.
|
|
The force of the explosion destroyed the roofs of two buildings at the site of the blast, which CCTV said were already structurally unsound.
|
|
They don't understand that economically unsound and mismanaged integration projects will fall apart, leaving them as an easy prey to "populist hordes" they abhor.
|
|
Monday's statement accused Belstar and Starmount of engaging in other questionable, unsafe, and unsound transactions involving Unibank to the detriment of Ghana's financial system.
|
|
Richard Nixon's anguish during Watergate placed a large nuclear arsenal in the hands of a president who may temporarily have been of unsound mind.
|
|
When you have to travel abroad to play music, does it feel strange translating it to niche or underground clubs or festivals like Unsound?
|
|
As a civilian, he might feel more license to resist an unsound order from the President—or, if it came to that, to quit.
|
|
All the while, SoftBank and other investors have valued these start-ups at inflated levels, leading to an overheated system filled with unsound businesses.
|
|
Our policy response to this dilemma should not be based on inconsistent and unsound science or driven by the fear of a supposed catastrophe.
|
|
But even under that lax standard, Moody's described his proposals as "fiscally unsound" and do not see a way they can boost the economy.
|
|
One tribal building was declared structurally unsound after the earthquake, forcing officials to move two departments and a branch of government, the lawyers said.
|
|
"The designation is based on a fundamental misunderstanding of Chinese law and on unsound, unreliable, and inadmissible accusations and innuendo, not evidence," Nager said.
|
|
Mr. Schulz acknowledged there was a danger that Unsound could be seen as some sort of alternative bubble, largely populated by an international audience.
|
|
Bertha is the key tool in Seattle's $3.1 billion Alaskan Way Viaduct, a subterranean highway that will replace an aging, and seismically unsound, surface road.
|
|
Environmentalists argue that treating those bears separately from other grizzly populations in Montana and elsewhere was biologically unsound and illegal under the Endangered Species Act.
|
|
The action followed the board's May 2015 enforcement actions against Barclays for unsafe and unsound practices related to foreign exchange markets, the Federal Reserve said.
|
|
Tim Pawlenty, a former two-term governor of the state, has in the past called Mr Trump "unsound, uninformed, unhinged and unfit to be president".
|
|
Lumber companies can sell some of the wood to recoup their expenses, but many of the trees are too decayed or structurally unsound to sell.
|
|
The action follows a Fed action in May 2015 when officials fined Barclays $342 million for unsafe and unsound practices related to foreign exchange markets.
|
|
Since April 29, Trump has fired FBI director James Comey, taken his first trip abroad, and introduced a vague (and perhaps mathematically unsound) tax proposal.
|
|
The Sewol, which was structurally unsound, overloaded and traveling too fast on a turn, capsized and sank during a routine voyage on April 16, 2014.
|
|
It wouldn't be unsound to call this Radiohead's "acoustic album," since Pool's primary building blocks are acoustic guitars, pianos, strings, sparing drums, and tape hiss.
|
|
Switzerland's second-biggest bank engaged in "unsound conduct" from at least 2008 to 2015 by failing to control its foreign exchange business, the regulator said.
|
|
Because the rates do not fully reflect potential flood losses, the program has been labeled "high risk" and structurally unsound by the Government Accountability Office.
|
|
Plaintiffs' pursuit of damages based purely on perceived harm to GM's brand following more than 70 recalls in 2014 was "unprecedented and unsound," Furman wrote.
|
|
For centuries, philosophers have tried to understand how we make decisions and, by extension, what makes any given decision sound or unsound, rational or irrational.
|
|
But I have faith in the American people and civil society, as well as the lawmakers who continue to challenge these shortsighted, morally unsound policies.
|
|
This isn&apost the time a pregnancy-related bill has been scientifically inaccurateAnti-abortion legislators in Ohio also recently presented a scientifically unsound abortion bill.
|
|
The end of our golden age of air travel partly heralds the natural life span of a mechanical technology—and an environmentally unsound one, too.
|
|
Krakow is also home to Unsound, an annual festival of experimental and club music from across the globe, staged in dramatic venues across the city.
|
|
But in March, the obscure album was rereleased by the New York record label Freedom to Spend, and it had its live premiere at Unsound.
|
|
To give an example of a book I found overrated, Thomas Piketty's "Capital in the Twenty-First Century" was both conceptually unsound and tediously executed.
|
|
At least previously, though, those engagements ended with the destruction of Death Stars and a Starkiller Base, even if unsound Rebel strategic thinking got them there.
|
|
We sent photographer Andrew Williamson to the Hearn Generating Station to capture the sights and sounds of Unsound Toronto 2016, fog machines and strobe lighting included.
|
|
If a private business decides they don&apost like straws, they don&apost -- this is environmentally unsound for them, they can opt to not do it.
|
|
Margaret Chase Smith described "confused thinking, harmful emotions, destructive tempers, unsound and unwise legislation and ill health" that resulted from not taking a break from legislating.
|
|
The Fed board charged him with unsafe and unsound practices, saying he used chat rooms to coordinate FX trading and dislcose confidential information to other traders.
|
|
To celebrate his upcoming appearance at Unsound Adelaide, DJ Lag has put together a Noisey Mix that outlines gqom's vibrant origins as well as its future.
|
|
This effort was to be undertaken by creating exchanges, which were actuarially unsound; and by expanding by fifty percent the Medicaid enrollment, which was grossly underfunded.
|
|
The closest he came was nothing more than a rumor, when false whisperings spread about him playing a set at Unsound Festival (he didn't) in 2015.
|
|
While the bombs appear to have been products of an unsound mind, the suspect's politics sit well within what now constitutes mainstream discourse on the right.
|
|
They include those whose buildings collapsed, but also those whose buildings have been declared structurally unsound and, while standing for now, face the likelihood of demolition.
|
|
WASHINGTON, July 17 (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve announced Monday it was fining BNP Paribas $246 million for "unsafe and unsound" practices in its foreign exchange markets.
|
|
The GOP has long accused the agency of using unsound science in its reviews of pesticides, particularly its 2016 finding that glyphosate is likely a carcinogen.
|
|
The result was, among other things, a health care plan that was fairly sketchy and technically unsound and was criticized as such by people like me.
|
|
But other experts say that classifying a common behavior like gaming as a potential disease is scientifically unsound and might even repopularize an old stigma against gamers.
|
|
Pemex Chief Executive Octavio Romero said an onerous profit-sharing tax that hands much of the company's income to the federal government made the company financially unsound.
|
|
The growing influence of passive funds makes active investors less willing to eschew a eurobond issue that qualifies for the indices, however unsound, for fear of underperforming.
|
|
To put it simply, the EU is using unsound state aid cases that seek to drain the U.S. Treasury to satisfy its desire for more tax revenues.
|
|
Their real position is that universal coverage is a philosophically unsound goal, and that blocking Democrats from creating a universal health care system is of overriding importance.
|
|
Those opposed to these deregulatory initiatives should be taking advantage of any tools that allow them to highlight the unsound science upon which many regulatory repeals rest.
|
|
Romero said the plan addressed an onerous profit-sharing tax that hands much of the company's income to the federal government and makes the company financially unsound.
|
|
Fans of the hit Netflix show Stranger Things will get the chance to hear the show's eerie soundtrack live at this year's Unsound festival in Krakow, Poland.
|
|
For the super obsessed, Stein and Dixon will be performing the soundtrack live for the first time at Poland's Unsound Festival, which goes down October 16-23.
|
|
The last time they were heard regularly was in 2013 because the carillon has been "deemed structurally unsound," said Malcolm J. Merriweather, a member of the congregation.
|
|
Gwyneth Paltrow&aposs wellness company, Goop, has been the source of controversy for years for its promotion of scientifically unsound ideas like vaginal steaming and psychic readings.
|
|
Lopez Obrador said the project was unsound and tainted by corruption, arguing that so-called "neo-liberal" policies have deepened inequality and fueled gang violence in Mexico.
|
|
"The 'pool' of insured policyholders eventually becomes financially unsound because the insurer is not collecting enough premiums to pay the higher rate of claims," the ACLI said.
|
|
These freakish personages, cinched by corsets or stretched out like yogis, cannot escape today's always-on performativity; even in your most unsound form, you must still work.
|
|
WASHINGTON, Sept 29 (Reuters) - The U.S. Federal Reserve on Friday fined HSBC Holdings PLC $175 million for unsafe and unsound practices in its foreign exchange trading business.
|
|
The regulator, which licenses and supervises the New York branch, found the bank conducted its business in an unsafe and unsound manner in violation of state banking law.
|
|
I can see her now, propped up by Ambien, leaning over her phone, slurring the first thoughts that pop into her head into bursts of grammatically unsound sentences.
|
|
"To argue that these policies are consistent with Christian teaching is unsound, a flawed interpretation, and a shocking violation of the spirit of the Gospel," her statement said.
|
|
Although opposition seems to have succeeded in reducing the tax burden, it did little to convince the council that the tax itself was unsound, as today's vote indicates.
|
|
The government wants to force unsound and shabby jeepneys off the streets in favor of bigger, cleaner, safer and more modern replacements, some electric, others using cleaner fuel.
|
|
Chaney was exonerated last October when state district judge Dominique Collins agreed with Chaney's attorneys that the bite mark comparisons linking him to the crime were fundamentally unsound.
|
|
Numerous studies have shown that voter fraud in U.S. elections is very rare, and a number of prominent Republicans have denounced Trump's claim that the system is unsound.
|
|
"To argue that these policies are consistent with Christian teaching is unsound, a flawed interpretation, and a shocking violation of the spirit of the Gospel," Henry-Crowe wrote.
|
|
In the most recent, earlier this month, it had to pay $2000 million for alleged unsafe and unsound practices in its foreign exchange business between 230 and 2000.
|
|
No stranger to the festival circuit, having played Barcelona's Primavera Sound, New York's Unsound, and others, we caught up with the artist before she made her MUTEK debut.
|
|
It was finished in 1901, using materials carted up from the structurally unsound Chicago Post Office and Custom House, and served what was then a largely Polish neighborhood.
|
|
Secretary of the Interior Ryan Zinke is currently conducting a review of all national monuments designated since 1996, with a legally unsound view to revoke or shrink them.
|
|
The CFPB governance model is structurally unsound as an independent federal agency due to its single-director governance, which a three-judge panel ruled last year is unconstitutional.
|
|
Another is that the best intentions of an army of dieticians, nutritionists and public health advocates are too frequently based on unsound science generated by bad dietary data.
|
|
Throughout Infinity War, the Avengers and friends are fighting against Thanos, who wants to destroy half the life in the universe for what are frankly economically unsound reasons.
|
|
To get Glenn Beck to denounce Donald Trump as an unsound thinker makes about as much sense as hiring Larry Flynt to write about how Hugh Hefner demeans women.
|
|
He said the new system will bring stability and prosperity to Turkey, but critics warn it could lead to a "one-man rule" amid signs of an unsound economy.
|
|
But when we connect with an arts festival, such as Luminato, or Adelaide Festival in Australia, we work with their team and production crew to make Unsound a reality.
|
|
So the Unsound program takes in everything from extremely experimental sounds to post-classical, dance music, and more, but in ways that are very carefully considered and feel coherent.
|
|
Adapting unique and untraditional venues is a huge part of what Unsound is about, as well as thinking about the way that architecture intersects with music and live visuals.
|
|
The company has decried the St. Louis court for allowing plaintiffs to present expert testimony linking talc products with cancer that the company contends is speculative and scientifically unsound.
|
|
The tech experts explained that America's elections are fundamentally unsound, thanks to a new generation of electronic voting machines and tabulators installed after Florida's "hanging chads" debacle in 2000.
|
|
The Ukraine controversy is not such a foundation, and Democrats continue to build a structurally unsound case that will be lucky to make it to the Senate before collapsing.
|
|
Thursday was the first time a South Korean court acknowledged the government's liability in the tragedy, which involved a botched rescue and a structurally unsound ferry, according to Reuters.
|
|
Certainly, it is rather anti-American (in that Americans prefer choice and freedom), and almost definitely morally unsound, as care levels would naturally fall with harmonization across the nation.
|
|
But the meeting led to an oddly unsatisfying conclusion: Mochizuki couldn't convince Scholze and Stix that his argument was sound, but they couldn't convince him that it was unsound.
|
|
Cases of lead-poisoning from unsound lead-acid battery recycling have been recorded in Ethiopia, Tanzania, Cameroon, China, Vietnam, the Philippines, the Dominican Republic, and elsewhere, the report adds.
|
|
But in our present moment, truth, including truth that unsettles us, has far too often become subordinate to justifying and defending at all costs our own, often unsound, preconceptions.
|
|
Since the euro's inception, critics have warned that it is structurally unsound — a currency union lacking an accompanying political apparatus to coordinate policy and collective aid when trouble emerges.
|
|
A blue-ribbon panel of the National Academy of Sciences raised the same concern in a 2009 report that found nearly every familiar staple of forensic science scientifically unsound.
|
|
But despite the consensus that conversion therapy was unsound, it has remained fairly common, said Mathew Shurka, who underwent conversion therapy and works as an activist fighting against it.
|
|
Nevertheless, the small and intimate festival is filling a necessary void in the highly saturated Polish festival circuit, completely unique from other more commercial festivals like Unsound or OFF.
|
|
Unlike Buakaw's gym owner and coaches, Teerawat eschewed the often unsound Muay Thai lore on treatment of injuries, instead subscribing to international-standard theories on sports science and nutrition.
|
|
Kamenar said he would be filing a motion with the court on Thursday seeking to have Mueller's subpoena quashed on the grounds that Mueller's appointment is legally unsound and illegitimate.
|
|
You cannot register if you are serving a sentence for a felony, are confined to a mental institution or have been declared by a court to be of unsound mind.
|
|
The comptroller office said that from December 2011 to November 2013, JPMorgan's payment change notices in bankruptcy court didn't comply with bankruptcy rules and were "unsafe or unsound" banking practices.
|
|
The building's 1,600-seat cinema has been boarded up since its last occupant, a Pentecostal church, was forced to leave in 2008 because of fears that its structure was unsound.
|
|
Earlier this week, headlines blared about the latest trustees' reports showing, again, that Social Security and Medicare are on unsound footing and headed for collapse in just 28503-22019 years.
|
|
Eboni says she wants the annulment because Katt was of "unsound mind" while they were together -- but a source close to Katt tells us she's the one off her rocker.
|
|
The core risk here is that without a disciplined policy process or knowledgeable advisers, Trump is left to rely on his own instincts on this subject, which are strangely unsound.
|
|
But my commitment to the chain's conceptually unsound ordering language did not bear fruit, as I was told by the barista that they had just run out of cold brew.
|
|
Mr. Pawlenty had called Mr. Trump "unsound, uninformed, unhinged and unfit to be president" in the weeks before the 212 election, criticism that Mr. Pawlenty later tried to play down.
|
|
The FCC order rose from "unsound, unreliable, and inadmissible accusations and innuendo, not evidence," said Glen Nager, a U.S. lawyer who represents Huawei, in a statement obtained by The Hill.
|
|
The FCC has had three different major policy efforts reversed by the courts in as many months for being factually unsound, something that looms large over the net neutrality debate.
|
|
It's a proudly global program—a lineup that blurs boundaries, both geographic and generic, in a way that you won't come across outside of fests like UNSOUND or Miami's III points.
|
|
In other words, it wasn't because the design was too weird, or the technology was unsound — although it stands to reason this thing could have exploded right out of the gate.
|
|
It did not give details of the central bank's loans to the government; such lending is considered unsound policy by many economists because it can fuel inflation and undermine the currency.
|
|
However, it is a very sensitive subject in Germany, where concerns run deep that German taxpayers could be left footing the bill for unsound economic policies in other euro zone countries.
|
|
Listen to "Castrati Stacks" below, with a ghostly visual by Brett Stabler, and check out the full list of tour dates (including appearances at Montreal's MUTEK and Toronto's Unsound Festival) here.
|
|
Volta had a dramatic 2019: Scheduled for Pier 90, the fair was canceled after Armory Show exhibitors displaced from Pier 92 — which had been deemed structurally unsound— moved to its location.
|
|
Astor was of unsound mind when she was bamboozled by her son into giving him control over the bulk of her $180 million estate at the urging of his wife, Charlene.
|
|
But it also reveals something much more fundamental: notably, the perverse effects that even sound regulations can have when they are deployed within a system of governance as unsound as China's.
|
|
"We found that officers engage in tactically unsound and unnecessary foot pursuits, and that these foot pursuits too often end with officers unreasonably shooting someone — including unarmed individuals," the report said.
|
|
In a deleted scene from the first episode, we tour a 700-year-old Polish salt mine to view the historic underground space before it plays host to Kraków's legendary Unsound festival.
|
|
But Cramer — who in 2007 famously criticized the Fed for not paying enough attention to the economic layout — worried that the central bank would again fail to stop these unsound lending practices.
|
|
The unsound logic here is that you made an initial financial transaction with this person to protect your family, so why not extend the relationship to the rest of your net worth?
|
|
The 25th Amendment currently says a majority of Cabinet members must make that decision with the vice president, which Blumenauer says isn't enough if a mentally unsound president simply fires them all.
|
|
The ferry, the Sewol, was structurally unsound, overloaded and travelling too fast on a turn when it capsized and sank during a routine voyage off the southwest coast on April 16, 853.
|
|
That absurdity is exponentially increased in a world where fossil fuels are completely eliminated to fulfill a campaign pledge made to satiate the unsound political interests of our country's far-left base.
|
|
Making the fund available to countries with unsound finances would risk creating "moral hazard", the document says, "where low-interest ESM loans are misused to postpone necessary budgetary adjustments and structural reforms".
|
|
I assumed this was normal until a member of the building's maintenance staff told me that structural columns were removed during the renovation of some apartments, modifications he believes were structurally unsound.
|
|
A half-serious proposal to keep the shirt wet and molded to its display dummy by using misters like those in grocery store produce sections was deemed "curatorially unsound," Ms. Barchas said.
|
|
The ferry, the Sewol, was structurally unsound, overloaded and traveling too fast on a turn when it capsized and sank during a routine voyage off the southwest coast on April 16, 2014.
|
|
This month, California regulators announced that a team of medical and racing officials would put thoroughbreds at the track under increased scrutiny to ensure that unsound horses were not allowed to race.
|
|
Wadiak says the greatest challenge to Cooks Venture is educating people around regenerative agtech and mobilizing those people to move the needle against old-school, economically unsound and environmentally unfriendly agricultural systems.
|
|
At the very least, they will pose a challenge for historians when they take the measure of the man: How should such fundamentally unsound views be weighed against his extraordinary scientific contributions?
|
|
He is the best fundamentally unsound player in the N.B.A. And you wonder how this still unformed 22-year-old star and a gimpy-knee center can stumble into the N.B.A. finals.
|
|
According to the Unsound website, 89 is named after the year Hotel Forum (a key venue also utilized for the festival) opened, and it's also the same year communism ended in Poland.
|
|
If they don't perform their due diligence, and they're simply relying on the credibility or the pedigree of the management team, they risk investing in products or technology that is ultimately proven unsound.
|
|
There was apparently a jokey proposal to keep the shirt damp in its display case, but that was dismissed as being "curatorially unsound," said Janine Barchas, one of the curators of the show.
|
|
The overall idea is so obviously unsound that the conditions under which the merger was approved involve a convoluted effort to turn Dish, the satellite television company, into a fourth national mobile provider.
|
|
Again, while GV is an independent investment arm, it's obviously linked to Alphabet proper and it would be strategically unsound to keep that information flowing freely if the two end up direct competitors.
|
|
This past October, THUMP traveled to Kraków, Poland to attend Unsound, an experimental music festival featuring a mouth-watering lineup of international artists performing in hyper-unique spaces all throughout the Polish city.
|
|
More significantly and unconventionally, it is countering Trump administration policy stances it considers unsound, having passed a resolution reaffirming the American commitment to NATO and voted overwhelmingly to impose new sanctions on Russia.
|
|
" Even more, she believes that his practices were "scientifically and ethically unsound in so many different ways, that they would have been wrong regardless of whether or not they involved germline genome editing.
|
|
She quickly developed a following in experimental music communities—earning slots at Poland's Unsound Festival and a #1 spot on the Wire's top albums list—but she also found fans outside that world.
|
|
"Simply put, Nadezhda (Nadiya) Savchenko did not get a fair trial, and so her conviction is unsound and should not stand," said Hugh Williamson, Europe and Central Asia director at Human Rights Watch (HRW).
|
|
"The bank conducted its banking business in an unsafe and unsound manner, failing to maintain an effective and compliant anti-money laundering program," New York State's Department of Financial Services said in a statement.
|
|
Yet the use of draconian school discipline measures that, according to the US Department of Education, largely impact students of color and students with disabilities for minor infractions are unnecessary, dangerous and educationally unsound.
|
|
After his visit to Almaty, Schulz invited Nazira to play the main stage at Unsound in 2017, and the dance-music magazine Mixmag selected her as one of the 15 breakthrough D.J.s for 2019.
|
|
Environmentalists countered that treating those bears separately from other grizzly populations in Montana and elsewhere in the Lower 48 states was biologically unsound and illegal under the Endangered Species Act, and the judge agreed.
|
|
After some particularly unsound decision making, one of Danny's crew mates asks Anne to check in on him, which forces the two to grapple with their unsettled past — and, of course, their intense attraction.
|
|
" The group said it supported Happer's effort to improve government science which it said produced "unsound and wildly exaggerated reports on the impact of carbon dioxide emissions on global temperature and hence weather variables.
|
|
The mess stems from the social welfare department failing to take responsibility for social service payments or find a new provider after the Constitutional Court ruled several years ago that the contract was unsound.
|
|
Unsound was founded in 2003 by Mat Schulz, an Australian writer living in Krakow, who was persuaded by his roommate to stage a small festival celebrating the sort of esoteric music they both loved.
|
|
Patton isn't sure if McGregor had heard of her work before their collaboration, but they were introduced by Mat Schultz and Gosia Plysa of Unsound Productions, which handles booking and project development for Jlin.
|
|
The nine months she spent preparing to be a mother helped her prepare for other life-altering events like dealing with an unfaithful partner, and giving advice on how to deal with an unsound one.
|
|
The findings from the Royal Commission, released late Friday, said some banks acted in an "ethically unsound" manner with a disregard for regulators and the law, and also criticised two of the country's financial watchdogs.
|
|
The findings from the Royal Commission, released late Friday, said some banks acted in an "ethically unsound" manner with a disregard for regulators and the law, and also criticized two of the country's financial watchdogs.
|
|
According to Patch, it's one of the most structurally unsound bridges in the US. It's also a victim to poor design — apparently, it has had to be repaired multiple times because barges keep hitting it.
|
|
The festival includes the only North American performances of the National Theater of Scotland's trilogy of "The James Plays"; the immersive "Situation Rooms" of the Berlin theater group Rimini Protokoll; and the thunderous Unsound Festival.
|
|
The ferry was structurally unsound, overloaded and traveling too fast on a turn when it capsized off the southwest coast on April 16, 2014, investigators have said, casting the nation into deep grief for months.
|
|
I don't believe for a second that Cersei is actually pregnant, though this could be wishful thinking; it seems like an attempt to enmesh Jaime more thoroughly in their mentally unhealthy and biologically unsound relationship.
|
|
That system to exchange refugees was "abhorrent" and showed that "this deal remains at its core both legally and morally unsound," Iverna McGowan, the head of the European institutions office for Amnesty International, said Thursday.
|
|
Ms. Maasbach said that she had been told by those coordinating the emergency response that the roof and part of the upper floors had collapsed in the building, which was determined to be structurally unsound.
|
|
"The basic premise of taking money from a company that has caused and continues to cause harm to young people through blatant, relentless marketing of a dangerous product seems ethically unsound," said student services director Cedros.
|
|
NEW YORK (Reuters) - New York's top financial regulator on Friday seized the state's oldest credit union, Municipal Credit Union, saying it suffered from "unsafe and unsound" conditions after its former chief executive pleaded guilty to embezzlement.
|
|
"Simply put, Lieutenant Savchenko did not get a fair trial, and so her conviction is unsound and should not stand," Hugh Williamson, the Europe and Central Asia director at Human Rights Watch, said in a statement.
|
|
BRUSSELS, June 11 (Reuters) - The outgoing president of the European Commission, Jean-Claude Juncker, said on Tuesday that Italy was "moving in an unsound direction" and risked getting into the EU's so-called excessive deficit procedure.
|
|
A 2015 letter sent to the Canadian government by a coalition of copyright experts and consumer groups urged Canadian lawmakers to ban copyright infringement notices that demand settlements, saying they were often legally and morally unsound.
|
|
Today's crumbling roads and unsound bridges, outdated ports and waterways, congested airports and water supply breakdowns betray our parents' and grandparents' hard work and shared commitment to build a country worthy of our founders' loftiest ideals.
|
|
It was actually quite sweet to see a grown man essentially reduced to the level of a teenager discussing his latest Pokémon Go catch, until you remind yourself that his Pokémon Go catches are relatively ideologically unsound.
|
|
None of these ideas seems obviously ridiculous (well, except the preschool), but the sheer proliferation of ventures seems to suggest that the company's executives share the skeptics' sense that the core business proposition at WeWork is unsound.
|
|
Even more than Brexit, it was an unthinkable political event that will have consequences for the entire world—the elevation of an unqualified, temperamentally unsound racist and sexist to the the most powerful position in the world.
|
|
It purports to remedy the problem that afflicts so many during Super Bowl season—dealing with structurally-unsound snack stadiums made of cardboard or foil or paper, materials that crumble beneath the weight of chips and dip.
|
|
Bank executives and directors can be suspended or removed from their positions for unsafe and unsound practices, but the credit bureaus are not subject to those regulations despite the crucial role they play in the financial system.
|
|
Andrea Vella is accused of engaging "in unsafe and unsound practices" for his role arranging bond offerings for Malaysia's state-owned development and investment company -- 1Malaysia Development Berhad (1MDB) -- in 2012 and 2013, according to the Fed.
|
|
McNeil ruled that Jiampietro recklessly engaged in unsafe and unsound practices and breached the duties he owed to Goldman by ignoring "red flags" and failing to determine the confidential nature of documents that originated with the Fed.
|
|
The Federal Reserve announced on Monday it had fined BNP Paribas $246 million for "unsafe and unsound" practices in its foreign exchange markets, saying it had found deficiencies in the bank's oversight and internal controls of its traders.
|
|
The only thing I see them consume, in medically unsound amounts, is candy—David's trash can is stuffed with Kit Kat and Twix wrappers, and Alec is on his second 5-pound sack of gummy bears this semester.
|
|
NEW YORK, May 17 (Reuters) - New York's top financial regulator on Friday seized the state's oldest credit union, Municipal Credit Union, saying it suffered from "unsafe and unsound" conditions after its former chief executive pleaded guilty to embezzlement.
|
|
Presenting the outline of a business plan watched closely by investors, Pemex Chief Executive Octavio Romero said an onerous profit-sharing tax that hands much of the company's income to the federal government made the company financially unsound.
|
|
The airport, a military base in Santa Lucia to be converted into a commercial airport, is meant to replace a part-built $13 billion airport that Lopez Obrador canceled, calling it costly, geologically unsound and riddled with corruption.
|
|
"The FCC's net neutrality repeal was both misguided as a matter of policy and unsound as a matter of law," Sarah Morris, the deputy director of New America's Open Technology Institute, said on a call with reporters Wednesday.
|
|
To allow an unelected Trump appointee to decide (along with the deputy attorney general, another unelected Trump appointee) whether their boss should be hung out to dry politically for the good of the broader populace is structurally unsound.
|
|
In the future, she hopes to find out just how holey the skin can get before it becomes structurally unsound — and if the holes are present, or even more abundant, in more active species that need more oxygen.
|
|
For instance, ISS urged shareholders to oust most of Wells Fargo's board of directors in 2017 and accused the board of having "failed" for years to provide the kind of tough oversight required to prevent "unsound" banking practices.
|
|
And while the book does not specifically include the CFPB proposal, the point of introducing the toaster analogy is to suggest that financial products, similarly, should be subject to paternalistic regulation aimed at protecting consumers from unsound practices.
|
|
On the other hand, ICAS affiliates like Via, a Pittsburgh-based arts collective, routinely curates festivals under the same name in its hometown and in Chicago, and Kraków's Unsound landed in Toronto for its second straight year last month.
|
|
"Conclusions that a particular individual is the biter and their dentition [the way teeth are arranged in the mouth] is a match when you are dealing with an open population are now understood to be scientifically unsound," Hales wrote.
|
|
Writing in The BMJ, Esserman argues that given how widely tumors vary, both in form and severity, it is ethically unsound to frighten patients by telling them they have cancer when in fact they don't have a risky prognosis.
|
|
It called Mr. Trump's prescriptions for taxation, trade policy, immigration and spending "fiscally unsound" and said they would cost 3.5 million jobs and leave the economy "more isolated and diminished," with particular strain on low- and middle-income workers.
|
|
Unlike other music festivals, Unsound is a non-profit, which frees the organizers from depending on ticket sales or line-up hype, and instead allows them to get weird, challenging tired notions of what a music festival can be.
|
|
Arguably, the most pressing problem that plagues horse racing — and one that has tarnished public perception of the sport — is the continued reliance on drugs to enhance performance, mask pain and push unsound horses to compete past their limit.
|
|
With rising tides, stronger storms and half a century of risky flood plain development, we must maintain and make more robust the sole disaster recovery method we have that reduces public vulnerability and ends taxpayer subsidies of unsound development.
|
|
According to the National Institutes of Health, people with antisocial personality disorder lack empathy, and as a result, may act in ways that society considers morally unsound, like manipulating others to get what they want or violating another's privacy.
|
|
From the cascading flute melody coursing through "2685" to the clangorous drums of "Unsound," the EP draws on everything from polyrhythmic African kizomba and kuduro; to Indian folk music; to his father's collection of Western jazz and Brazilian pop records.
|
|
While his controversial past and hardline stance on immigration reform (he even opposes some types of legal immigration), are enough to raise eyebrows over this appointment, his scientifically unsound denials of climate change have largely been glossed over, so far.
|
|
GENEVA (Reuters) - The concept of global excess capacity, commonly used to support the creation of trade defense against China, is imprecise and unsound as a justification for U.S. protectionism, a study by a Swiss-based trade watchdog said on Thursday.
|
|
But this cancellation is the latest example of African governments' wielding agency in their relations with China: African countries do have a say, and they have room to avoid the pitfalls of unsound projects both before and after they've signed.
|
|
So I'm going to do a little magic show here to get you to lose focus, and throw all this unsound information your way and get you to believe in that, so that I can continue profiting and making my gains.
|
|
It was the Wachowskis' weird and commercially unsound experiments that actually helped take the series to new and interesting places, calling the original's savior narrative into question and offering a clearer picture of why humans and machines are at war.
|
|
Torontonians will once again be able to frolic in an industrial landmark strewn with caution tape and exposed wires, when Unsound Music Festival returns to the Hearn Generating Station from June 10–11, 2016, as part of the city's Luminato Festival.
|
|
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve announced on Monday it had fined BNP Paribas $246 million for "unsafe and unsound" practices in its foreign exchange markets, saying it had found deficiencies in the bank's oversight and internal controls of its traders.
|
|
Think of Kobe at the end, building and destroying ever more elaborate and ever more obviously structurally unsound dream palaces, flattening would-be allies and breaking his own body, all because he could not and would not change a single thing.
|
|
Notably, Warren claims that the program could be paid for in its entirety without raising taxes on the middle class—a bold rejoinder to Joe Biden, Pete Buttigieg and other critics who have called Medicare for All politically and fiscally unsound.
|
|
"Sometimes feedback is not always appropriate or can be unsound when it is related to a medical or behavioral condition," says social worker Caitlin Simpson, director of clinical operations at Footprints to Recovery, a network of drug and alcohol treatment centers.
|
|
Regular revelations of corruption involving government ministers, legislators — and also, President Temer himself — have provided them with cover to pursue regressive measures, like a proposed constitutional amendment that would prevent Brazil's regulators from blocking environmentally unsound road and development projects.
|
|
" She also said the level of required lending should change based on the business cycle, to make sure the regulation doesn't provide "too little incentive to make good loans during an expansion and incentives to make unsound loans during a downturn.
|
|
When Mr. Hatcher was elected, Gary's poverty rate was approaching 2000 percent, black unemployment was twice the rate of white joblessness and, the new mayor said, more than 21987 percent of housing in the city was unsound or needed major renovation.
|
|
The efforts of the FBI and encryption-demonizing politicians may be rooted in the best of intentions, but they are based on a blatantly unsound technological premise, and the slope upon which they place us leads down a morally repugnant path.
|
|
"If, and it's a big if, they used this in UFED or other products, it would indicate they ripped off software verbatim from the jailbreak community and used forensically unsound and experimental software in their supposedly scientific and forensically validated products," Zdziarski continued.
|
|
Nine people remain missing from among the 304 dead, most of them children on a school trip, in the April 16, 2014 disaster after the Sewol, structurally unsound, overloaded and traveling too fast on a turn, capsized and sank off the southwest coast.
|
|
Those companies briefly had an ally in Apple, but Variety reports that it "broke ranks, conceding that the current royalty rate structure was 'too complex' and 'economically unsound' and advocating for "a single per-play rate that is the same for all services.
|
|
Letchworth Village, however, is essentially a park where you can freely stroll the grounds (it's very popular with dog walkers), and while you're not really supposed to go inside the structurally unsound buildings, there's no one on the premises to insure you don't.
|
|
It does not help that people who live like the Richardsons do tend, even in life, to rely on patently unsound reasoning and false equivalences in order to justify their own superiority, making fictional WASPs harder to write without descending into outright satire.
|
|
" Ms. Nashton said she then alerted the department's Office of Accountability and Whistleblower Protection that Sail was statistically unsound and open to gaming, and submitted a lengthy paper showing how a host of problems made the system a "credibility crisis waiting to happen.
|
|
There wasn't really anything unsound about the 727 planes, but many pilots didn't fully understand how to operate the new flaps — arguably a parallel to the MCAS situation with the 737 Max — which spurred some additional training and changes to the operation manual.
|
|
Our peers, and indeed several of us in this letter, have written to you, offering you evidence of why the unconscionable practice of separating children from their parents and caregivers, accompanying adults, and guardians at the border is not only unsound practice but also untenable.
|
|
"This appeal is triggered by the desire to stand against the malfunctioning affecting ECB's appointment process, resulting into widespread perception of favoritism and complaints of lack of transparency and unsound rules," appellant Carlos Bowles said in his appeal, filed in March and seen by Reuters.
|
|
Kyle Dixon and Michael Stein aka the Austin outfit S U R V I V E, who we interviewed here, have just been added to the bill for Unsound festival in Krakow alongside Death Grips and GAIKA and loads of other impossibly talented types.
|
|
"If the FBI truly considers any evidence that has been encrypted and then decrypted to be forensically unsound, then a vast majority of any content coming off of a computer or an iPhone, or sent across the Internet, should be thrown out," he added.
|
|
While copyright trolls like Rightscorp continue to see some worrying legal victories in the US, Canada's new law could prove fatal to such firms' long-standing effort to use fear, unsound legal theory, and often evidence-optional accusations of guilt as a business model.
|
|
It's beginning to look a lot like Christmas ❄️ Perhaps it's because my father is an actual builder—you know, those dusty-haired, nail-chewing people who made your house for you—but there's just something about an icing-welded biscuit that strikes me as structurally unsound.
|
|
Indicted on a charge of treason during the war, he was eventually declared of unsound mind and spent almost 13 years confined at St. Elizabeths Hospital outside Washington, D.C. Upon arriving at Naples, Italy, in 1958 after his release, his first gesture was the Fascist salute.
|
|
Mr. Pawlenty, who called Mr. Trump "unsound, uninformed, unhinged and unfit to be president" in the weeks leading up to the 503 election, lost to Jeff Johnson, a local official and former state lawmaker who was the Republican nominee for governor in 2014, The Associated Press reported.
|
|
California regulators and the owners of Santa Anita Park announced on Wednesday that a team of medical and racing officials would put thoroughbreds at the track under increased scrutiny to ensure that unsound horses are not allowed to race in the final days of Santa Anita's meet.
|
|
And in the high-profile Hobby Lobby case, he wrote that religiously opposed employers shouldn't have to cover birth control as it could have "the effect of destroying a fertilized human egg," which on top of being logically unsound makes you slightly question his understanding of female anatomy.
|
|
"Respect for private property rights have allowed our nation to thrive, but with the recently finalized rule, farmers, ranchers, developers, industry, and individual property owners will now be subject to the unpredictable, unsound, and often byzantine regulatory regime of the EPA," Pruitt said upon filing a lawsuit opposing WOTUS.
|
|
The New York Times reported a preliminary finding by an administrative law judge for the Federal Reserve that Joseph Jiampietro, a former Goldman Sachs executive, engaged in unsafe or unsound banking practices and should be banned from the industry related to alleged misuse of confidential information at the firm.
|
|
ImageNet Roulette is a digital art project intended to shine a light on the quirky, unsound and offensive behavior that can creep into the artificial-intelligence technologies that are rapidly changing our everyday lives, including the facial recognition services used by internet companies, police departments and other government agencies.
|
|
Nothing Trump has actually done since taking office — from provoking a small diplomatic crisis with Australia to accidentally(?) leaking classified Israeli intelligence to the Russian foreign minister to firing his secretary of state on Twitter — has served to debunk the notion that his decision-making process is impulsive and unsound.
|
|
His heart was never fully in it, even as he sought to play down his blistering 2016 criticism of Mr. Trump, then a presidential candidate — he called Mr. Trump "unsound, uninformed, unhinged and unfit to be president" — and assure primary voters he had in fact cast a ballot for Mr. Trump.
|
|
Much of this seems to me to involve an unsound slippage between the real constitutional principle that every defendant is entitled to a vigorous defense and the nonexistent principle that residential dorm administrators are entitled to take on controversial side jobs without it impacting how they are viewed by students.
|
|
The dissatisfaction in the American political climate has prompted a massive mistrust in institutions, in norms, and in a (mostly) working-class status quo in the new age of globalization... Unsound policies like a $203/hr minimum wage or "canceling" student debt with Quantitative Easing have put me off from going further left.
|
|
I learned some beautiful rituals, too, but I had no idea what the point of them was, or if I was taught the point ("We light the Sabbath candles every week to call in the Sabbath"), the logic seemed circular and — once I was old enough to question the premises — downright unsound.
|
|
Then we go in on Mortal Kombat 11, which holds up the Kombat name in many ways—with a delightfully wacky story and characters, a wild time-traveling ending for Jax—and disappoints in some others, with the casting of famed TERF Ronda Rousey and rumors of unsound labor practices at the studio.
|
|
"Fresh Off the Boat" had been renewed by ABC for a second season, and Wong's first Netflix special, "Baby Cobra," which she filmed while eight months pregnant, with a belly so swollen she looked structurally unsound, had become a smash hit, turning her from a gigging stand-up comic into a breakout star.
|
|
The latest iteration of this fabrication, advanced by Andrew McCarthy in a recent piece in the National Review, argues that Deputy Attorney General Rod Rosenstein's appointment of the special counsel was procedurally unsound because Rosenstein's order effectuating that appointment failed to specify potential crimes committed by the President that Mueller must investigate.
|
|
Freud's career paralleled the dismantling of the British Empire, and his pitiless eye tracked not only the dissolution of colonial privilege, but also, through the forensic inspection of unsound bodies, the undermining of the grand traditions of Rembrandt and Velázquez, subverting the painterly splendor he so revered with the grating realities of quotidian life.
|
|
"We made it clear that we think Italy is moving in an unsound direction, so we have to take relevant decisions in that field, but I think Italy is running a risk in being in coming years in excessive deficit procedure," Juncker said, referring to EU regulations that require it to reduce its high debt.
|
|
To be clear: Pawlenty's past opposition to Trump -- "He is unsound, uninformed, unhinged and unfit to be president of the United States, and I am withdrawing my support of him," the former governor said in the wake of the release of the "Access Hollywood" tape in 2016 -- wasn't the only reason he lost on Tuesday.
|
|
"They're going to say that Donald Trump has Alzheimer's," said the president's friend and longtime associate Roger Stone, who made an online video laying out how the president's own cabinet could trigger a never-used provision of the Constitution's 25th Amendment to stage a coup on the grounds that Mr. Trump is mentally unsound.
|
|
"I think people are right to be worried that the President's thinking is either contradictory or unsound and this is one of the costs of the President's undisciplined behavior," said Kori Schake, a fellow at the Hoover Institution who co-authored a book with Mattis and was openly critical of Trump during the campaign.
|
|
Against this backdrop, tech industry trade groups are not averse to having an influential organization push back against what they predictably consider to be unsound policy — even if that organization is ideologically distinct from liberal Silicon Valley and is said to have played a key role in undermining political efforts to curb climate change.
|
|
"We believe such development is ecologically unsound and cannot be accomplished while also harboring the original purposes for which the Arctic Refuge was established and is still managed today," a group of more than 300 scientists and resource managers wrote in a March 7 letter to the U.S. Bureau of Land Management, the agency in charge of ANWR leasing.
|
|
And just as this voice asserts "Nidia Minaj" on her records, Nidia is firmly asserting herself on this sonic territory; her first widely-acclaimed, physical release on Principe Danger completely sold out, and in between working on her upcoming debut LP she's DJd everywhere from Krakow's Unsound to Berlin's CTM, and at parties in England, Sweden and beyond.
|
|
All photos by the author In October, 2015, I went to Krakow, Poland to host and produce a documentary for THUMP about how a non-profit music festival called Unsound was transforming a subterranean salt mine into a literally-underground techno party, as well as repurposing historic spaces across the city as cutting-edge performance venues.
|
|
In a June 5 order, the administrative law judge overseeing the case, Christopher B. McNeil, said that he expected to issue a recommended decision in favor of the Fed on all three claims brought by the agency's lawyers: that Mr. Jiampietro engaged in unsafe or unsound banking practices, violated requirements surrounding the use of confidential information, and breached his fiduciary duty to Goldman.
|
|
According to a new report from John Sopko, the Special Inspector General for Afghanistan Reconstruction (SIGAR), the US Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) mismanaged the project so badly that its powerstation isn't connected to a power source, hasn't been tested, and "may be structurally unsound and pose a risk to Afghans who live near transmission towers and lines," or who work at the station.
|
|
"Legislation which forces physicians to tell their patients, as part of informed consent, that 'it may be possible' to reverse or cure an ailment, disease, illness, surgical procedure, or the effects of any medication—in the absence of any medical or scientific evidence to support such a message—is unsound, misplaced, and would not survive a constitutional challenge under any level of scrutiny," Hovland wrote.
|
|
Adam SmithDavid (Adam) Adam SmithWarren's pledge to avoid first nuclear strike sparks intense pushback Landmark US-Russia arms control treaty poised for final blow Young Democrats look to replicate Ocasio-Cortez's primary path MORE (D-Wash.), ranking member of the House Armed Services Committee, supports increased defense spending but expressed alarm at the "fiscally unsound" approach Congress has taken and hinted that will mean cuts in the future.
|
|
The Nevertrumps warn that Trump harbors authoritarian instincts; that he shows minimal respect for the Constitution; that he is racially divisive; that his economics risk recession; that he would reform neither our constricting regulatory state nor our actuarially unsound entitlements; that our allies would disrespect him; that his orders might concern our military; that he claims neutrality between Israel and its terrorist foes; and that his foreign policy might strengthen our enemies.
|
|
It would force Democrats into tough vote for Pelosi in the weeks leading up to a midterm (the entire House votes for speaker, not just the majority.) Beyond the bad position this put McCarthy in (he and Mulvaney are close and dine together pretty regularly when schedules align; see McCarthy's denial of the conversation here from CNN's Tal Kopan), the bigger issue may be how strategically unsound the idea would be in practice.
|
|
"Legislation which forces physicians to tell their patients, as part of informed consent, that 'it may be possible' to reverse or cure an ailment, disease, illness, surgical procedure, or the effects of any medication -- in the absence of any medical or scientific evidence to support such a message -- is unsound, misplaced, and would not survive a constitutional challenge under any level of scrutiny," US District Court Judge Daniel Hovland wrote in an order Tuesday.
|
|
Unsound Kraków lineup announced so far: Anna Zaradny (PL)Babyfather (UK)DJ Fulltono b2b Traxman (JP/US)DJ Lag (ZA)Edward (DE)Felicita (UK/PL) Foodman (JP)Forest Swords (UK)GAIKA (UK)Horse Lords (US)In the Mouth of the Wolf (Ancient Methods & Cindytalk) (DE/UK) J.D Twitch (Optimo) plays: Muslimgauze (UK) KAFR (Rabih Beaini & Senyawa) (LB/DE/ID)Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith (US)Kara-Lis Coverdale & MFO (CA/DE)Konstantin (DE)Lotto (AU/DE/PL)Matmos presents Robert Ashley's "Perfect Lives" feat.
|
|