Finding your way through an airport can be an infuriating task.
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It's finding your way in the world: it's embodiment, emotion, attack.
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It was about growing older and finding your way, and about imagination.
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Or have you been finding your way mostly as you've gone along?
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Imagine walking into the subway train and finding your way through the crowd.
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So it was really finding your way through with a pretty basic map.
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It can make finding your way out of maze-like areas incredibly frustrating.
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Managing and finding your way inside the system is — not 'can be', but is — very complicated.
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Exiting the train, signs are once again crucial for finding your way out of the station.
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Spanglish flowed, as did some candid conversations about finding your way through Hollywood as a Latina.
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The Last Guardian, by contrast, is about wandering, testing boundaries and otherwise finding your way by feel.
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So when you're scheduling a meeting using Ava, you don't have to worry about finding your way.
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Imagine a pathway that glows in the dark, to make finding your way at night a little easier.
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As I said, just sort of growing up as an awkward teenager and finding your way, emerging into the world.
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It's about loving someone at exactly the wrong moment in time and finding your way through everything that follows regardless.
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Cesium certainly scores highly here: the design is tastefully done and finding your way around your music is a breeze.
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With this bundle, you'll get a taclight flashlight, which is great for emergencies or finding your way through the dark.
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There's a really sweet show about finding your way back to your family later in life somewhere inside One Mississippi.
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From splitting a check at a restaurant to finding your way in a new city, smartphones have made our lives infinitely easier.
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Google Maps has become the gold standard for finding your way around strange areas, particularly if you're on foot or using public transit.
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The one about finding your way to it as if walking in a maze of so many orchards each one needs a name.
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By the time Ms. Floyer is through playing with your perceptual biases, you may need help finding your way back out onto 21st Street.
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Finding your way home on the metro in another country is one thing; doing so on your first metro ride ever is a triumph.
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The browser is based on Firefox, so you shouldn't have many problems finding your way around, and will open the Tails OS homepage by default.
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Finding your way proves challenging for first timers at the Louisville, Kentucky venue because Churchill Downs lacks the standard bowl shape of modern stadiums, Jordan noted.
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If you're a mega fan of Vanderpump Rules, then you've probably thought about finding your way to SUR Restaurant in West Hollywood more than a few times.
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But this is a show about finding your way in the Big Apple, and Sex and the City cemented romantic trouble as a pillar of the genre.
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Navigating the mobile and desktop apps could feel like finding your way through a maze — and the fact that Evernote built new interfaces for every platform didn't help.
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Finding Dory (2016) Good, but not as good as its predecessor, Finding Dory tugs at your heart strings with its powerful message about family and finding your way home.
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It's easier on the Xbox One (more buttons for shortcuts) than it is on the Apple TV, but finding your way around can feel more complicated than it should.
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Bella DiSanto from King of Prussia, Pa., interpreted it this way: This image makes me think about finding your way to the light or what you really want in life.
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Facebook will also take you to account settings to do these things, where you might have a hard time finding your way back to the mass-deleting sandbox where you'd been playing.
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Designed for beginners, it'll let you explore piano theory and impart you with the basics of finding your way around the keyboard, like where to place your hands when hitting certain notes.
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Successfully finding your way around while traveling in a new place is hard enough as it is, but not knowing how to pronounce the name of your destination makes it even more complicated.
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It's perfect for lighting a fire to stay warm, finding your way in the dark, knocking out a window and pulling someone from an overturned car, or just opening a difficult package from Amazon.
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Get some perspective before you call it a morning by hopping in a car and finding your way to Lone Mountain, about 20 minutes northwest of the Strip, at the end of Vegas Vista Trail.
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The perfect setting for this mix is you getting off of work for the day finding your way home listening and reminding yourself to appreciate what you love in that person waiting for you to arrive.
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But all the other things with getting yourself to the door and then downstairs and all that kind of stuff, just finding your way around, that's still using the hippocampus in just the same way as always.
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That show was a very finite period in your life, between 20 and 30, when you're out of school but your life hadn't really started yet and your friends are your family, and you're kind of finding your way.
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While my allegiance remains with the original, I can appreciate the narrative symmetry of having a vehicle built with "the future" in mind — one without an internal combustion engine — represented in this classic film about finding your way home.
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You cannot know what it is like to be a bat by screwing your eyes tight, imagining membranous wings, finding your way through darkness by talking to it in tones that reply to you with the shape of the world.
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Exactly. That was the line of thinking motivating entrepreneurs Matt Alexander and Mike Kannely, who came up with the IllumiBowl — a motion-activated toilet light that makes finding your way to and using your porcelain throne less fraught with late-night peril.
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She continues: You cannot know what it is like to be a bat by screwing your eyes tight, imagining membranous wings, finding your way through darkness by talking to it in tones that reply to you with the shape of the world.
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There are the moments of being lost in eerie half-lit quiet and finding your way through a place that doesn't want you there; that feeling of tugging the blanket a little tighter around your shoulders even when there isn't a draft to provoke it.
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One of the very best elements of Insomniac Games' Spider-Man is this blissful solitude, simply swinging through the streets of Manhattan on your own, finding your way to the highest possible point just for a cheeky photo of a perfect sunset behind the Statue of Liberty.
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The company's name derives from the word "yaadie," a patois term of endearment that means a Jamaican-born citizen — Francis is a first-generation queer Jamaican-American — and symbolically, the name represents "finding your way back home, a sense of belonging, loving who you are and helping others get to where they need to go," he says.
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Whether it's the sudden rise of TikTok and the ubiquity of social networks in business, economics, and politics, or the coming conflagration of climate change, or the challenges of personal and professional development, or just finding your way in building a startup, there was just an avalanche of books published this year on every topic near and dear to a technologist's and founder's heart.
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Finding Your Way is a program that raises awareness of the risks of people with dementia going missing and helps to prevent such incidents from occurring. In conjunction with Finding Your Way, Medic Alert: Safely Home helps police find people with dementia who are missing and return them home safely.
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University of Illinois. Chicago, IL. :Jepsen, Cara. “On Exhibition: Finding Your Way When Disability Strikes.” Chicago Reader. October 25.
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Beyond Me: Finding Your Way to Life's Next Level is a book written by Doolittle about her life before during and after her American Idol experience. It was released April 20, 2010.
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Butterflies found in Garston Wood include the speckled wood, silver-washed fritillary, meadow brown, small white, ringlet, brimstone, peacock and gatekeeper and comma.RSPB Publication: Garston Wood: Finding your way around. Pamphlet retrieved 26 Mar 2017.Garston Wood (RSPB), UK Butterfly Monitoring Scheme.
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Finding your way around the outdoors is still very important. When people visit National Parks or other wild lands, they need to know where they are going on trails and paths. Over the years nature changes. Trees grow and fall over, wildfires occur, and floods take place.
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Essayist Tom Holste wrote that it is "a clever twist on traditional fairy tales" that Sarah's stepmother is "the nice one", while Sarah herself – "the "princess"" – is "insufferable".Holste, Tom. (2012). Finding Your Way Through Labyrinth. In Chris Cabin of Collider wrote that the rift between Sarah and her stepmother spurs the film's "anti- authoritarian mood".
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The lawsuit was dropped when the masters were handed over to Hicks. Hicks received a US$750,000 deal to write his memoir. Titled Heart Full of Soul: An Inspirational Memoir About Finding Your Voice and Finding Your Way and ghostwritten by Rolling Stone writer David Wild, the book was released in July 2007 by Random House. On June 6, 2008, Hicks joined the cast of the Broadway musical Grease in the Brooks Atkinson Theatre.
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Consequently, a new type of hand compass was introduced: the forester or cruiser compass. Traditionally, cruiser compasses featured a sighting notch, a mechanically-dampedMooers Jr., Robert L. Finding Your Way In The Outdoors, Outdoor Life Press (1972), , pp. 48-49: Most of the traditional designs used a momentary button lock mechanism that froze the needle in position to stop excessive swing and permit a reading. or "dry" needle, adjustable declination and a large dial marked in individual degrees using counterclockwise calibration (reversed east and west positions).
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Salvation, for example, is thought of in terms of release from slavery, as friendship with God, as healing, as returning from the dead, and as finding your way home to list but a few. No single metaphor says everything that we can say about salvation and so multiple metaphors are needed. There are often several legitimate ways, within constraints, for Christians to understand a topic. The book provides lots of examples of how different Christian communities, over time and across cultures, use different metaphors for salvation and so arrive at conflicting theological positions.
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There is an art to finding your way in > the lower regions by the memory of what you have seen when you were higher > up. When you can no longer see, you can at least still know. . . Some of the paintings of the Spanish-Mexican painter, Remedios Varo, were used in the illustrations for the first edition of this novel, like Embroidering the Earth's Mantle and The Ascension of Mount Analog. The Australian artist Imants Tillers created his own version of Mount Analog without having knowledge of Varo's previous work.
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We were > excited about, and we thought right away that it sounded like a first > single. It brings new elements to the table and at the same time is > reminiscent of the first record, the ‘Chariot’ record. There’s sort of a > discovery period element to that song that really felt, you know, like > you’re finding your way with music. That’s a special type of feeling to have > when you’re turning a song, to make it a song that doesn’t sound like you > planned on writing it, a song that sort of sounds like an accident. That’s > what I really like about it.
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Position resection and intersection are methods for determining an unknown geographic position (position finding) by measuring angles with respect to known positions. In resection, the one point with unknown coordinates is occupied and sightings are taken to the known points; in intersection, the two points with known coordinates are occupied and sightings are taken to the unknown point. Measurements can be made with a compass and topographic map (or nautical chart),Mooers Jr., Robert L., Finding Your Way In The Outdoors, Outdoor Life Press (1972), , pp. 129-134Kals, W.S., Practical Navigation, New York: Doubleday & Co. (1972), , pp.
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All CPS courses are theoretical (classroom-based), and are typically offered in the evenings at local high schools, libraries and community centres. Along with the CPS Boating Course and the CPS PCOC Course, there are a number of elective courses, which are open to both members and the public. These include topics such as Fundamentals of Weather, Global Weather, Marine Maintenance, Distress Signaling, Extended Cruising, Maritime Radio, and Seamanship Sail. There are also a number of electronic courses including, Finding Your Way With GPS, Navigating with GPS, Electronic Charting, Radar for Pleasure Craft, and Depth Sounder.
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Suunto Oy, The Suunto KB-14 Story, Article The term hand compass is used by some in the forestry and surveying professions to refer to a certain type of hand compass optimized for use in those fields, also known as a forester or cruiser compass.Rutstrum, The Wilderness Route Finder, University of Minnesota Press (2000), , pp. 47-55, 64-72Mooers Jr., Robert L. Finding Your Way In The Outdoors, Outdoor Life Press (1972), , p. 47: The term cruiser compass derives from the practice of foresters cruising or estimating the value of a stand of timber by taking compass readings to ascertain the size of the stand.
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During her academic career, Beck worked as a research associate at Harvard Business School, studying career paths and life-course changes. Before becoming a life coach, she taught sociology, social psychology, organizational behavior, and business management at Harvard and the American Graduate School of International Management. She has published academic books and articles on a variety of social science and business topics. Her non-academic books include the New York Times bestsellers Expecting Adam and Leaving the Saints, as well as Finding Your Own North Star: Claiming the Life You Were Meant to Live, Steering by Starlight, and Finding Your Way in a Wild New World: Reclaiming Your True Nature.
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He described it as a song that was designed as "'Vision of Love' meets 'Hero'", and wrote, "Mariah is back in the adult contemporary camp, no longer trying to prove that she's real." Cara DiPasquale from the Chicago Tribune called it a "powerhouse ballad", while Entertainment Weeklys Tom Sinclair wrote "embellished with her trademark vocal pyrotechnics, it is one of those highly personal songs about finding your way out of an emotional wilderness, but it sinks in its own sodden sentimentality". Similarly, a writer from Newsday also described "Through the Rain" as a "powerhouse ballad", and felt it was reminiscent of Carey's previous single "One Sweet Day" (1995). Writing for the Los Angeles Times, Randy Lewis noted how the song was able to effectively take listeners right into Carey's personal struggles from the previous year.
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Entrance to Hartfell Spa Sign at Hartfell Spa Park at Moffat Well some 2 kilometres north of the town of Moffat (after finding your way through the back streets of Moffat to get there) and then head up over Greygill Head and Blue Cairn to Swatte Fell. From there most walkers would probably want to go to Hartfell. On the return leg head back to Birnock Cloves just to the south of Swatte Fell summit and from there down Birnock Water back to Moffat Well. The sulphurous waters of Moffat Well were believed to have healing properties and during the Victorian era the high demand for this led to the water being piped down from the well to a specially built bath house in the town centre (now the Town Hall).
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" In a further interview with Channel 4 programme Freshly Squeezed, she stated "Well, "Back To Love" is about finding your way back to loving yourself after you've been in a relationship that wasn't necessarily the right one for you but probably was necessary for your growth. That was one of the first songs I wrote off the album almost three years ago. It was from a place of like, somebody was bugging the hell out of my ex-boyfriend, my now ex-boyfriend and you know, she had been in a situation with him before and she couldn't really get why he wasn't, you know, why he was with me and why he wasn't with her and it was just a whole moment. And you know, cut to three years later, I break up with him and I had to remember who I was.
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The fire lookout notes the degrees on the graduated ring beneath the sight. Early Fire Finders were capable of a crude estimate of elevation based upon the level and elevation of the table, calculating distance and rough position of the fire by reference to any distinctive terrain features and by use of the scale shown on the map. However, in actual practice, fire distance and location were normally established using two or more Fire Finder-equipped towers, using the intersection method to fix the precise location of the fire.Mooers Jr., Robert L., Finding Your Way In The Outdoors, Outdoor Life Press (1972), , pp. 129-131Guth, Peter, (Prof.), Craven, Tom, Chester, Tom, Shotwell, Jim, and O'Leary, Zeyn, ''Fire Locations From A Single Osborne Fire Finder and a DEM, Report to the ASPRS 2005 Annual Conference “Geospatial Goes Global: From Your Neighborhood to the Whole Planet”, Baltimore, MD (7–11 March 2005), pp.
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