Getting hold of Rachel for an interview has been difficult.
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GETTING HOLD of penicillin in 1943 was a lottery in America.
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Getting hold of a phone is a matter of life and death.
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GETTING HOLD of a Dutch woman on a Wednesday can be tricky.
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That's quite different to getting hold of a gun via a criminal network.
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Simply getting hold of contraceptives can be such a hassle that women give up.
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Because so little psilocybin is produced, getting hold of it is tricky and expensive.
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Fears of a terrorist group getting hold of a nuclear weapon have not disappeared.
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Then by the time 2018 came, I started writing little lyrics and getting hold of beats.
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We'd tried to get him into the gig but getting hold of a ticket proved impossible.
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"Getting hold of a 7.5 tonne lorry - the effects could have been even worse," Haydon told reporters.
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What is clear is that users will keep using the dark web for getting hold of narcotics.
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It's unclear how celebrities and professional athletes are getting hold of these tests, but clearly they are.
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Even if we thought we'd have a hard time getting hold of the fire, we worked hard.
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But getting hold of tickets usually requires buying them from intermediaries for more than double their list price.
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Getting hold of the stuff is a challenge throughout the continent, especially when crooked officials pocket subsidies for it.
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Even if enforcement proceedings can move ahead in some countries, getting hold of more assets could be a struggle.
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Crypto represent a "border-less" asset that anyone can own, but actually getting hold of it isn't easy for everyone.
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I'm sharing everything that I've learned, good and bad, in getting hold of myself mentally as well as my sobriety.
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In fact, they're proving so popular that getting hold of one via eBay'd set you back at least a grand.
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There are a number of issues limiting the U.S. government's ability to stop North Korea getting hold of cutting-edge technology.
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US concerns about how China goes about getting hold of American technology and trade secrets have also been a sticking point.
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While businesses in Nigeria are having trouble getting hold of dollars, the countries foreign exchange reserves are on the rise again.
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Meanwhile, Khosla Ventures partner Keith Rabois, who is known for being conservative, joked about preventing Trump from getting hold of nuclear weapons.
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I ended up getting hold of Spanky, writing to her when she was living in Los Angeles, and invited her to England.
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In a growing number of countries, the problem of getting hold of contraception is giving way to the problem of getting pregnant.
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We left off with Daya getting hold of a gun and the women of Litchfield furious with their prison management and Poussey's death.
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For example, getting hold of a bGeigie led some people planning to move home after Fukushima to decide they were safer staying put.
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Getting hold of what I call "proper" tahini — maybe it needs to be called "artisanal" to gain the kudos it deserves — outside the Middle East is not as easy as getting hold of either the 1970s style or the Greek or Cypriot varieties, but it is absolutely there to find, for those who want it, in Middle Eastern shops or online.
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Suddenly the only thing that mattered was getting hold of StarCraft as soon as humanly possible and returning to the fight against the Zerg.
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Both spend their days trying to gather information, by talking to the people who have it or getting hold of documents that reveal it.
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Getting hold of Bauer has been a bit of a tall order, however, seeing as he's on a 10-day silent retreat in the mountains.
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Thieves that manage to break in can do something akin to robbing a bank—getting hold of valuable cryptocurrencies that they can cash out of.
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"ArcerolMittal does not want that its updated proposal be made public because it is worried about competitors getting hold of the information," Di Maio said.
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"At the moment, I am really confused about [how to go] about my life," says Greene, who has had trouble even getting hold of a doctor.
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Some of the most sought after bottles had tiny volumes released globally, so getting hold of them can be a huge challenge, irrespective of one's budget.
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According to the indictment, Polozov worked as the team's IT expert, getting hold of U.S. servers and equipment designed to disguise their true locations back in Russia.
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Posing as a potential buyer, Motherboard asked FlexiSpy support whether customers had to buy a subscription to the malware before getting hold of a username and password.
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After a brief flashback prologue, the film drops the audience in Lagos, where the Avengers are trying to stop a villain from getting hold of a bioweapon.
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"But if they took that step (of contacting Moro), there's an interest in getting hold of that evidence," the source said, underlining the high-level nature of the discussions.
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For Palestinian Nidal Younis, the head of the Masafer Yatta village council near Hebron, in the south of the West Bank, getting hold of water has become prohibitively expensive.
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For the millions upon millions of visually impaired people in India, it can be difficult getting hold of the audiobook they want in the language they need it in.
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As his mental health clearly spiraled downward and violent tendencies became pronounced, it seems that no one took any action to block him from getting hold of a firearm.
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But this mission marked one of the few known incursions of the Nazis on North American soil: getting hold of weather data was important enough to take the risk.
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Whereas two-factor authentication sent by SMS can be intercepted, an attacker is probably going to have a harder time getting hold of the unique code these little gizmos generate.
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That report also said some Libra Association members were concerned about getting hold of details about how the organisation would be run and the risks of keeping the currency secure.
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The Azerbaijanis were particularly interested in getting hold of a man-portable air-defense system, more commonly known as a surface-to-air missile, and Ranger was the man to do it.
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When all you want is for your baby to stop crying so you can both get back to sleep, getting hold of reliable and relevant information as soon as possible is vital.
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For getting hold of whole playlists at once, we'd direct you to the SoundTake SoundCloud Downloader—again, you just provide the playlist URL, and you get a series of MP3 download links back.
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"Euphoria that the trade negotiations are back on the table has probably waned and again the cautious tone is getting hold of the markets," said Prakash Sakpal, an economist with ING in Singapore.
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After a radicalized Muslim couple staged a mass killing in San Bernardino, California, Obama faced a buzzsaw of Republican opposition when he spoke of the need to stop potential terrorists getting hold of guns.
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It even makes getting hold of the drugs difficult—they need to be specially made to a sufficient standard for a scientific trial, which is a costly process with its own set of regulations.
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His job involves providing advice in all sorts of cases involving guns, from the criminal—shootings, murders, attempted murders—to the more mundane, like someone getting hold of the wrong type of blank firing gun.
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Simply getting hold of so many stage-ready sheep was an exceptionally difficult bit of opera casting, even in an era in which great Verdi singers are rare and true Wagnerian heldentenors are almost nonexistent.
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Local officials say parents suspicious of mass immunization campaigns have been getting hold of special markers, used by health workers to put a colored spot on the little fingers of children who have been vaccinated.
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The breach centered around a hacker getting hold of a Microsoft customer support worker's login credentials; from there, the hacker could dive into the content of any non-corporate Outlook, Hotmail, or MSN account, Motherboard found.
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Ms. Manigault Newman also suggests that she now believes that she was pushed out of the White House because she was close to getting hold of the secret tapes revealing Mr. Trump using the racist word.
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And you see, there's something very almost voyeuristic, I think, about these very personal letters about Kissinger's delight at getting these ballet tickets, and a personal note where he thanks the secretary for getting hold of them.
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"I think these products are so easy to come by that if people had to produce ID and log who they were, it would make people think twice about getting hold of it," Berry told VICE News.
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Joseph Gallagher, head of Asia Pacific M&A at Credit Suisse, noted that issues around tech deals were not only a U.S.-China issue as European governments are also wary of China getting hold of key technology.
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Even then, however, it may be that systems with no public exposure are more or less incapable of being accessed by attackers, and even if they were, they might not handle any data that's worth getting hold of.
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If the sender has no other way of getting hold of you other than email — they don't know your cell number, Twitter handle, mailing address, landline, whatever — then maybe they're not that close to you in the first place.
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When my girlfriend tried getting hold of me, I told her that I'd decided to crash at a friend's house around the corner from the party because I'd missed the bus and no Ubers wanted to pick me up.
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South Korean chipmakers have not had any trouble getting hold of the chemicals they need so far but, by imposing export restrictions, Japan seems to be signalling that it could at any moment cripple South Korea's biggest industry—a wildly aggressive, disproportionate threat.
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"Euphoria that the trade negotiations are back on the table has probably waned and again the cautious tone is getting hold of the markets going forward," said Prakash Sakpal, an economist with ING in Singapore, adding that a stronger recovery would require more support.
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Two new digital papers, the Daily Maverick and amaBhungane (Dung Beetle)—motto: "we shovel dung to fertilise society"—were jointly responsible for the biggest scoop of the Zuma years, getting hold of around 200,83 e-mails supposedly to and from the Guptas about their business dealings.
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HELSINKI (Reuters) - By getting hold of a widely used hotel key card, an attacker could create a master key to unlock any room in the building without leaving a trace, Finnish security researchers said in a study published on Wednesday, solving a 14-year-old mystery.
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"This will be an important signal that even if the ICC has trouble getting hold of people initially if, down the road, people will end up at the court, that's an important signal," David Bosco, professor at the Hamilton Lugar School of Global and International Studies at Indiana University, told me.
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Nothing about the app is meant to be shared — it is protected with your Apple security credentials and backs up its data to the cloud using end-to-end encryption, so that the only way someone can get into your diary is by getting hold of your device and your system passcode.
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E33 23 is now about press hands getting hold of the games we, the remote audience, have been streaming into our lives, and reporting back on whether or not what we were wowed by in a CGI trailer actually has the potential to amaze us again when it's out, 22017 to 23 months from now.
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Overcome with happiness, Sita does not tell Seymour of Kalika's actions but vows to stop her daughter from getting hold of Paula's baby.
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Rudevich, Alexei. Worth going to prison for: Getting hold of jeans in the USSR. Russia Beyond the Headlines, September 16, 2014. Accessed on November 16, 2014.
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The brother of woman who died in jail seeks revenge on the district attorney by getting hold of a photograph of his daughter dancing on a table on her underwear.
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It rips his coat and pants before getting hold of Cissy's neck. Bobby stands over Cissy and tells him "it's over." When Cissy agrees, the dog lets go. Bobby and Baby leave with the dog as Cissy's goons help him up.
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Strabo, 13.1.19. Plutarch describes a letter, written by Leonteus, in which Leonteus describes how Democritus was honoured by Epicurus "for having anticipated him in getting hold of correct knowledge," and how Epicurus originally proclaimed himself a "Democritean."Plutarch, Against Colotes 3, 1108e–f.
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However, the soldiers were discovered by a group of Swedish soldiers and the Danes then made a hole in the ice and, while under fire, dropped the contents of the chest into the lake to prevent the Swedes from getting hold of it.
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The early focus was on the baroque and early classical repertoires, but Steinbauer soon found himself asked to include modern music in the orchestra's programmes. Steinbauer set about getting hold of published works, turning to the Vienna-based Universal Edition company which published music both for the "Schoenberg circle" and for Josef Matthias Hauer.
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Words cannot describe it. A > rope was thrown to us which a few caught hold of. I then remember a few of > us getting hold of an oar, but some of them soon dropped off. The cries for > mercy, the people drowning and coming up again within three minutes time > barely touching me was too terrible.
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The Countess faints, and the Count hastens to summon help. Suzanne and Figaro uncover Bégearss's plot, and are determined that he must be prevented from marrying Florestine and getting hold of the Count's fortune.Beaumarchais, pp. 62–86 ;Act V Figaro and Suzanne convince the Count and Countess that Bégearss is a bad man who is plotting against them.
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Mating behaviour has been studied in captive individuals. Courtship behaviour is limited; the male fights with his partner, getting hold of her by her snout. He will grip the nape of her neck if she resists mounting, and hold her down by grasping her flanks during copulation. After a gestation of 60 to 70 days, a litter of three to seven pups is born.
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Aladdin manages to rub the lamp and a genie appears. The genie helps Aladdin get out of the cave, marry the princess, free Badar's father, have him reinstated as the Sultan and build a palace for him. The story follows the magician getting hold of the lamp and Aladdin's adventures from then on, till he gets the lamp back and manages to vanquish evil.
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Balzac's friend and La Caricature editor Charles Philipon wrote to the author one week after publication: "there is no getting hold of La Peau de chagrin. Grandville had to stop everything to read it, because the librarian sent round every half-hour to ask if he had finished." Friends near and far wrote to Balzac indicating their similar difficulties in locating copies.Maurois, p. 180.
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This jirga spent about a month in Zakka Khel country, living on the inhabitants according to tribal custom. This proceeding in itself constituted a punishment. They succeeded in getting hold of all the raiders except Multan, who had taken refuge in Afghan territory. They beat them and took away their booty, which was subsequently handed over to the Political Agent at Jamrud for return to the owners.
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Antoine says, "Make it fast and clean; I don't want to suffer." While the convict retrieves the tire jack from the car to use as a weapon, Antoine manages to hide. The convict finds him and they struggle, Antoine getting hold of the jack, which he uses to beat the convict to death. He tries to leave, but manages to disable the car, and eventually hitches a ride into town.
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This is desirable, but it puts the responsibility of getting hold of the dependency on the code that constructs `SomeClass`. To manage the responsibility of dependency creation, each AngularJS application has an injector. The injector is a service locator that is responsible for construction and look-up of dependencies. Here is an example of using the injector service: // Provide the wiring information in a module var myModule = angular.
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G. Patrick Currie, who plays Eamon in this episode, took over Johnstone's role as Chaka in the previous weeks. Patrick Currie (Eamon) previously played Fifth in season six's "Unnatural Selection". The weapon Carter uses in "Avenger 2.0" (referred to as the Carter Special) was created as the show could not use P90's as the Iraq War made getting hold of the cartridges difficult.DVD Commentary for "Avenger 2.0" "Chimera" was alternatively entitled Black Widow Carter.
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He confronts her and she, with the help of her men, beats him and forces him to sign the stamp paper, thereby getting hold of all his property and kicks him out of the home. He comes to visit Srividhya, who invites him with pleasure and provides him with food. When Rajendar finds about it, he became furious and asks him to leave. Srividhya, unwilling to let her husband go alone, leaves along with him.
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Picking up the caterpillar, she reversed into the burrow dragging the caterpillar behind her and disappeared from view. They could not see what happened next but knew she was laying an egg beside the caterpillar. They later observed another A. urnaria wasp knock a caterpillar off a bean plant onto bare ground. The caterpillar writhed and struggled to escape, rolling and unrolling itself, and the wasp had difficulty getting hold of it.
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Although the plans were vague, the members were aware that they had to acquire money since the magic circle didn't have a member's fee. One way of getting hold of money would be to rob the dairy in Hedåker. Realizing that they would need a car to perform the task, one member, who had a history of stealing cars, offered to get one. Thurneman, however, had other plans for how the group would get hold of such a vehicle.
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Johns felt that it was a very good RPG worth getting hold of, although he felt it was a bit too similar to other AD&D; computer games and less polished than Champions of Krynn. Simmons found the game decidedly average and less appealing compared to previous releases such as Champions of Krynn, but felt that RPG fanatics who enjoyed SSI's other titles should consider purchasing it. They concluded by giving it an average rating of 72%. In the March 1991 edition of .
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She was part of a successful escape plan that was implemented on 7 July 1976 which involved getting hold of duplicate keys and overpowering two prison officials. Those who escaped also included Gabriele Rollnik, Monika Berberich und Juliane Plambeck. Berberich was recaputured while Viett and the other two travelled to Baghdad where, this time, they were reunited with some of the freed prisoners from 1975. She travelled in South Yemen where she spent three months in a Palestinian training camp.
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Broken only by his military service during the First World War, Klingler's teaching career at the UdK lasted more than 30 years, concluding in 1936. Along with performing and teaching, he also turned his talents to composition, producing songs, chamber music and a violin concerto in E-major which he premiered with the Berlin Philharmonic in 1907. He also succeeded in getting hold of a Stradivarius violin - the "De Barreau" (1714) - which many years before had been owned by Joachim.
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They are interrupted first by Fritelli, then by Laski and the Poles who have come to swear in Henri as a conspirator. Henri assures Laski that there will be no problem is getting hold of the king - he will be here soon; all Henri needs is a few moments to arrange this. Alone, Henri summons Minka and tells her that Nangis must come at once. Minka calls him - and he shortly climbs in through a window and is immediately arrested.
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The first death is from a drug overdose; the victim is a promising young girl from a respectable local family. However, Markby's investigations, which aim at getting hold of the suppliers, do not lead anywhere. Shortly afterwards, the body of a stranger, possibly a foreigner, is found buried in a shallow grave in a trench at a building site on the outskirts of Bamford. Finally, a local construction foreman employed at that very building site is slain to death on a lonely country road.
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In the episode "Ewings Unite!", his name was seen written on the will of his wife. Cliff would mention his name in "Love & Family", saying he would finally gain control of what had been stolen from Digger Barnes. Despite obtaining Ewing Oil at the end of the original series, Cliff didn't let the feud drop and in 2013 his prime goal was taking down the Ewings and getting hold of their new company Ewing Energies, still feeling that Digger and the Barnes were cheated.
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We had no information about the enemy at Julis." In the few hours before his unit was to move towards Julis, Nasser organized a quick reconnaissance of the position. During the course of the battle, his commanding officer ordered him to participate in the actual fighting, leaving his unit without direction or coordination. After getting hold of a few aerial photographs of the village, Nasser convinced his commander that "even if we had succeeded in entering Julis... it would have turned into a cemetery for our forces.
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Tim McGirk "A YEAR OF LOOTING DANGEROUSLY", The Independent, 24 March 1996 The village lies on the old caravan route from Ghazni to Gandhara.Warwick Ball, "The Monuments of Afghanistan: History, Archaeology and Architecture", 2008, p. 249 The controversial Alexander MedaillonSmriti Daniel, "Getting hold of the Alexander medallion", The Sunday Times (Sri Lanka), September 25, 2011"Review: Alexander the Great and the Mystery of the Elephant Medallions by Frank L. Holt" Review by: Henry Paul Francfort, Arts asiatiques Année 2012 Volume 67 Numéro 1 p.
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Similar racial tension was to lead to a riot in Wellington, New Zealand when American soldiers would not allow Māori into the Allied Services Club. Once the servicemen arrived they quibbled about their disillusionment with local women and never fully changed their preconceptions of local men. As John F Kennedy reported from the Solomon Islands "Have a lot of natives around and am getting hold of grass skirts, war clubs, etc. We had one in today who told us about the last man he ate".
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After getting hold of the Technarch transmode virus during the Necrosha storyline, Selene resurrected Destiny so she could question Irene about what her future holds.X-Force vol. 3 #19 After telling Selene what she wants to hear, Destiny is taken back to her cell, where she telepathically contacts Blindfold by accident when she was trying to reach her foster daughter Rogue. After showing Blindfold she means no harm and saving her life from falling rubble caused by Warpath, she gives Blindfold information about Selene.
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Caspar, Kepler, pp. 149–53 Officially, the only acceptable religious doctrines in Prague were Catholic and Utraquist, but Kepler's position in the imperial court allowed him to practice his Lutheran faith unhindered. The emperor nominally provided an ample income for his family, but the difficulties of the over-extended imperial treasury meant that actually getting hold of enough money to meet financial obligations was a continual struggle. Partly because of financial troubles, his life at home with Barbara was unpleasant, marred with bickering and bouts of sickness.
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During the late 1980s through the 1990s, Toronto was home to one of the largest Drum and Bass (Jungle) scenes in the world. After recently coming out of a recession, the many abandoned warehouses in the city became a breeding ground for Toronto's emerging rave scene. Parties, often only accessible by phoning into local hotlines or getting hold of flyers, were occurring all over the industrial areas of the city. The grassroots Jungle scene then grew from borderline illegal warehouse parties to dominating the clubs across the city.
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Other tank-mounted bridges used hydraulics or winch mechanisms to deploy a portable bridge; the existing Churchill ARK, one of the longest of such bridges, lowered ramps to make a bridge. Clarke's bridge tank was designed to overcome much bigger obstacles than could be bridged by the Churchill ARK, both horizontally and vertically. It was able to form a bridge long and could cross a wall high and wide. MD1 had prospered as the war progressed and the department had little difficulty getting hold of two Churchill tanks and the large amount of steelwork required.
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Upon getting hold of the Iso-Sphere, Outlaw used its powers to have Maestro contained somewhere, the other contestants to return to whichever place they want, and for the Iso-Sphere to shatter. Upon returning to England with the Earth-616 contestants, Outlaw had also wished for those he had killed to be returned to life. Outlaw then returned to the superhero business where he helps those in need instead of punishing the guilty. During the Secret Empire storyline, Outlaw appears as a member of the Champions of Europe.
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This makes Chotu realize that he can earn money by catching criminals for the police. From then on, Chotu works for the police and catches hold of criminals whom the police are in search of. He also is in touch with Chidambaram and communicates with him so that he can tell him who his parents are, but he never told him. While getting hold of a goon, Chotu comes across Sameera (Kangana Ranaut), a guitar teacher who is the sister of the goon (Sravan) who works for Johnny Bhai (Sonu Sood).
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For the remix, Mau y Ricky invited three more female voices. On the Spotify's exclusive behind the scenes, Ricky said "I think it's very important to support female talent, [so] it gets more powerful with the other ladies." Karol G admitted that she was "excited" about the song because it "is loyal to what [she]'s ever wanted with [her] project: give women reasons to feel inspired and great." Leslie Grace stated that "in the music industry, women are getting hold of their territory" and Lali added that "it's time for women to join".
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Finally, Dupree told Richards that if Richards could reach the guitar, he could have it. Richards then devised all manner of ways of reaching the guitar, including putting books and cushions on a chair, until finally getting hold of the instrument, after which his grandfather taught him the rudiments of Richards's first tune, "Malagueña". He worked on the number 'like mad', and then his grandfather let him keep the guitar, which he called 'the prize of the century'. Richards played at home, listening to recordings by Billie Holiday, Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington, and others.
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Edgar Batalla Aglipay (born 13 September 1948) is a Filipino businessman and retired police officer with the rank of general. He is the current chairman emeritus of DIWA partylist. He was the Chief of the Philippine National Police from 23 August 2004 to 14 March 2005. In 1972, as a young lieutenant he was the platoon leader of the raiding team that captured of MV Karagatan which prevented the communist insurgents from getting hold of 1,500 M-14 and other high power firearms which if not prevented would have further boosted the communist insurgency in the Philippines.
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Borchs Kollegium in Lauritz de Thurah's ', 1849 Because of Danish foreign policy in the beginning of the 19th century, Copenhagen was the scene of some conflict with the British navy. In the Battle of Copenhagen (1807) British forces decided to prevent Napoleon from getting hold of the Danish fleet. According to the history of Borchs Kollegium (see references) some of students of Borchs Kollegium participated in these skirmishes. Bombardments were especially heavy in the area around Vor Frue Plads and on the third day, September 4, fire broke out in the Kollegium and the building burned to the ground.
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The label itself was started in 2007, releasing both material from Thee Makeout Party and an LP for Audacity. According to Bohrman, after getting hold of a cassette tape by another band while on tour, he decided to try cassettes as a practical way to release music. While in a parking lot in Kansas, Bohrman and Rickard emailed bands they'd befriended and asked if they'd like to release old or new material on the label. Bands such as The Go and Nobunny agreed, while labels like Vice and Sub Pop were supportive of rereleases on Burger, as cassette was a format they had no interest in.
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While Reena's Chief believes it, due to him getting hold of some mysterious notebook with weird stuff and a sword which draws blood, every time it is taken out, Reena is skeptical about it. Eventually, they witness some mysterious and gruesome deaths. Simultaneously, the story of the Anaimudi Naicker's mother, the evil moneylender Pechi who indulges in usury is told in flashback through the eyes of Naicker's son and Ratna's older brother, the extremely soft and timid Rajendran who is obsessed with legends of Karuppu Sami. Pechi murders one of her opponents and is eventually killed herself, the first in a string of mysterious deaths attributed to Karuppu Sami.
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In literature, communication from the future as a plot device is encountered in various science fiction and fantasy stories. Forrest J. Ackerman noted in his 1973 anthology of the best fiction of the year that "[t]he theme of getting hold of tomorrow's newspaper is a recurrent one". An early example of this device can be found in the H.G. Wells 1932 short story "The Queer Story of Brownlow's Newspaper", which tells the tale of a man who receives such a paper from 40 years in the future. The 1944 film It Happened Tomorrow also employs this device, with the protagonist receiving the next day's newspaper from an elderly colleague (who is possibly a ghost).
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He left the pantry, and joined the crowd running aft toward the poop deck. As he was crossing the well deck, the ship suddenly gave a list over to port and, according to him, threw everyone in the well in a bunch except for him. Joughin climbed to the starboard side of the poop deck, getting hold of the safety rail so that he was on the outside of the ship as it went down by the head. As the ship finally sank, Joughin rode it down as if it were an elevator, not getting his head under the water (in his words, his head "may have been wetted, but no more").
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Arendt describes how, "in the resulting chaos we succeeded in getting hold of liberation papers with which we were able to leave the camp", which she did with about 200 of the 7,000 women held there, about four weeks later. There was no Résistance then, but she managed to walk and hitchhike north to Montauban, near Toulouse where she knew she would find help. Montauban had become an unofficial capital for former detainees, and Arendt's friend Lotta Sempell Klembort was staying there. Blücher's camp had been evacuated in the wake of the German advance, and he managed to escape from a forced march, making his way to Montauban, where the two of them led a fugitive life.
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Ballard, and briefly dated a closeted uniform cop, but had no serious relationships in the final seasons of the show. During Season 6, Bayliss and Pembleton partnered again, and a drug war sparked by the killing of Baltimore drug kingpin Luther Mahoney led to brutal retaliation against the police department, including Mahoney's nephew, in custody, getting hold of an officer's gun and shooting up the squad room. Bayliss was among the detectives who shot down the gunman, and accompanied Pembleton and other members of the unit in carrying out the ensuing police response. During a gun battle, Pembleton froze when confronted by a suspect and Bayliss, who shoved him aside, was shot and severely wounded.
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Dublin Zoo was opened in 1831 by members of the medical profession interested in studying animals while they were alive and more particularly getting hold of them when they were dead. Downs' Zoological Gardens created by Andrew Downs and opened to the Nova Scotia public in 1847. It was originally intended to be used as a collection for scientific study. By the early 1860s, the zoo grounds covered 40 hectares with many fine flowers and ornamental trees, picnic areas, statues, walking paths, The Glass House (which contained a greenhouse with an aviary, aquarium, and museum of stuffed animals and birds), a pond, a bridge over a waterfall, an artificial lake with a fountain, a wood-ornamented greenhouse, a forest area, and enclosures and buildings.
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The establishment of a state, even if only on a portion of the land, is the maximal reinforcement of our strength at the present time and a powerful boost to our historical endeavors to liberate the entire country."Letter from David Ben-Gurion to his son Amos, written 5 October 1937, Obtained from the Ben-Gurion Archives in Hebrew, and translated into English by the Institute of Palestine Studies, Beirut Quote: "No Zionist can forgo the smallest portion of the Land Of Israel. [A] Jewish state in part [of Palestine] is not an end, but a beginning. … Our possession is important not only for itself … through this we increase our power, and every increase in power facilitates getting hold of the country in its entirety.
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At the time of the incident, the vessel's crew consisted of 23 Turks including the 24-year-old, female third officer Aysun Akbay, a graduate of Black Sea Technical University's Department of Deck at Sürmene Faculty of Marine Sciences. Contacted by phone, she reported that "all the crew members are alive and unharmed, resting in their cabins and their food is not confiscated". While the ship's owner gave permission to the Turkish Navy for freeing the vessel and her crew by forced intervention, the Turkish government rejected this option due to lack of procedures in case of getting hold of the pirates. The Turkish officials rather preferred to contact Kenyan authorities for legal assistance, who have more experience in handling pirates from Somalia.
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Not getting hold of von Vietinghoff, he instead spoke to his chief of staff General Hans Röttiger, whom he also knew, who promised to get hold of von Vietinghoff for him. A message was sent to Wehrmacht troops in Sexten, 17 km east of Niederdorf, resulting in the arrival next day of Captain Wichard von Alvensleben together with 15 soldiers. Thus, on 30 April, against the background of advancing US troops and Alvensleben's unit, which had now surrounded the village, the SS guards decided to escape in one bus and one lorry. The freed prisoners were then accommodated at the Pragser Wildsee Hotel until advance units from the 42nd Infantry Division and the 45th Infantry Division reached Niederdorf, on 5 May 1945.
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Though Durgadas Rathore of the Rathore clan who was ambitious of conquering Jodhpur from the Mughals, took advantage of this opportunity and fought a war to prevent Aurangzeb getting hold of Ajit, he tore through Delhi with his men and successfully escorted the Prince and the widows of Jaswant Singh to Jodhpur. After Aurangzeb's death, during Shah's half brother Muhammad Azam Shah's rule Ajit marched to Jodhpur and took it from Mughal rule. In Amber he announced his intention to march to Jodhpur when Mihrab Khan defeated Ajit Singh at Mairtha, and he reached the town on 21 February 1708. His men were sent to bring Singh to the city for an interview with him, where Singh received "special robes of honour" and a jewelled scarf.
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However all their efforts are in vain and all of them are beaten up by Velayudhan shortly before Velayudhan gets arrested by the police for the same. Later the Sub Inspector (Saikumar) lets him free after learning of his innocence from an elderly constable. Soon, the monsoon season arrives and Velayudhan gets engaged in his routine adventure of getting hold of articles (including large tree trunks) which come flowing with the stream water as part of the floods. Assisted by Kelappan and the boat man Ahmed (Mamukkoya), Velayudhan is trying to get hold of a fast-flowing tree log when Hamsa, a goon brought in by Gopi, cuts off the hanging rope tied to a tree using which Velayudhan balances himself and also gets hold of objects.
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Factory objects are used in situations where getting hold of an object of a particular kind is a more complex process than simply creating a new object, notably if complex allocation or initialization is desired. Some of the processes required in the creation of an object include determining which object to create, managing the lifetime of the object, and managing specialized build-up and tear-down concerns of the object. The factory object might decide to create the object's class (if applicable) dynamically, return it from an object pool, do complex configuration on the object, or other things. Similarly, using this definition, a singleton implemented by the singleton pattern is a formal factory – it returns an object, but does not create new objects beyond the single instance.
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With the help of their Polish allies, British codebreakers at Bletchley Park had considerable success in decoding the Enigma-enciphered traffic of the German air force, army and intelligence and counter-espionage service (Abwehr), but had made little progress with German naval messages. The methods of communicating the choice and starting positions, of Enigma's rotors, the indicator, were much more complex for naval messages. In 1940 Dilly Knox, the veteran World War I codebreaker, Frank Birch, head of Bletchley Park's German Naval Department, and the two leading codebreakers, Alan Turing and Peter Twinn knew that getting hold of the German Navy Enigma documentation was their best chance of making progress in breaking the code. The Royal Navy's Operational Intelligence Centre (OIC) was a leading user of Ultra intelligence from Bletchley Park's decrypts.
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" The dispute had been "going on a while – going on for weeks actually." Asda responded that Bloomsbury owed them £122,000 ($224,000) ("for pulping and for other book trade issues and work we have done for them") and that, as one company spokesman claimed, "It just seems funny that after we expose the potty Potter price hike, Bloomsbury are trying everything they can to stop kids getting hold of Harry Potter at a price they can afford." Asda paid the bill within hours, and claimed that Bloomsbury would be in breach of contract if it did not allow the store to sell its books. However, Bloomsbury claimed that the block on Asda's orders was still in place as, "Unfortunately, we've now had to initiate a significant libel claim against them.
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He believed that taking away the relic of the tooth of the Buddha, which had been residing in the country for at least 1,700 years, would have made the people to rise up against the government which couldn't even protect the sacred property. This relic is traditionally considered as the symbol of the leadership and royalty in Sri Lanka. Next week, another meeting was held at the same place, with the presence of D.M. Ananda alias Kalu Ajith, the JVP leader of Western and Sabaragamuwa provinces, and Somawansa Amarasinghe alias Sanath, who became the leader of the JVP later and the last surviving politburo member of the party after the rebellion. In that meeting, Adhikari proposed a place in Medamahanuwara, to hide the relic after getting hold of it.
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C F Dendy Marshall, revised by R W Kidner, History of the Southern Railway, Ian Allan Limited, Shepperton, 1963 revised edition 1982, These expenditures pushed the FY&NR; into insolvency almost immediately, and Fay was appointed by the receivers to manage the line, and in fact he assisted in getting hold of the rolling stock. Allen and MacLeod suggest that Fay's interest was in the possible Solent tunnel.P C Allen and A B MacLeod, Rails in the Isle of Wight, second edition, David & Charles, Newton Abbot, 1986, In fact from this time the FY&NR; was operated practically as a remote branch of the Great Central Railway. The arrangement of the station, some considerable walking distance from the IoWCR station, was very inconvenient to through passengers changing trains at Newport.
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Prosecutor General during Byun Jae-Wook's trial period and the person who had convinced Byun Jae-Wook to defend himself in a self-defense manner which resulted in his jail time. In the flashbacks shown It is revealed that Jong- Gil, who is running in an upcoming election now, then was working with a builder to encroach an ecologically significant land and had visited the interrogation room, beating up the prisoner and getting hold of his inhaler, leading to the prisoner's death by suffocation. Jae-Wook is able to win his retrial due to a recording he obtained of Jong-Gil admitting he had possession of the inhaler. Afterwards, we see that when Jae-Wook is released from prison, Chi-Won greets him with a bag of tofu, suggesting that they work together on a new item.
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There were no passengers outside and only two inside, one of whom was Bartholomew Bretherton. As the horses increased their speed, Bretherton opened the door, climbed out onto the roof of the coach and over the box seat down upon the pole. While the horses were "going at a tremendous rate", and with considerable risk to his life, Bretherton succeeded in getting hold of the reins which were dangling amongst the horses' feet and was able eventually to pull them up just soon enough to prevent the coach running into two carts which were in the road.The Preston Chronicle (Preston, England), Saturday February 17, 1838, Issue 1329The Leicester Chronicle (Leicester, England), Saturday February 24, 1838, Issue 1423 A newspaper article in 1851 describes a pair of jockey top boots which were made for him in Liverpool and weighed only five ounces.
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The local folklore includes an old story supposedly still told by the elderly inhabitants of the villages at the foot of the Lützelsoon: > Not a very long time ago, a few forestry workers were busying themselves > planting oaks when one of them brought to light a gold belt with his hoe. > When he grasped it and tried to put it in his bag, the gold coins fell out > of the gold belt and every last one rolled down the slope without his > getting hold of even one. In a hollow on the north side of the “Fat Stone”, > he saw them disappear. All efforts to open up the spot with his hoe, though, > came to naught, and he could not reach any of the gold coins. The thought of > this wad of money, his “treasure”, however, the forestry worker would not > give up.
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When the Joint Malayan Committee on War Damage Compensation was put together in 1946, Koon-Teck was then elected by the Singapore Chinese Chamber of Commerce to represent Chinese mercantile interests on the committee.The Straits Times, 9 November 1946, Page 3 Lee Rubber had receipts of payments for all its premiums on its $15 million insured but the head of the committee did not want to do anything until all claims were in and so he sat on everything for a year, enjoying his $5,000-a-month salary, free house and car, while Koon-Teck scurried around getting hold of all the other directors of big companies in Singapore and have them prepare and submit their claims. Then Koon-Teck was sent to London to address the authorities there. He related his experience and a senior officer of Lloyd's was sent to Singapore to replace the head of the Claims Committee.
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Also, in order to keep enemies from getting hold of it in battle, they were known to cut the front short, but leave it long in the back, where it was more out of reach (mullet). A widely held alternative interpretation of the conventional belief is that they kept it long, and simply tied it back in a style known as a ponytail in order to keep it out of their enemies' reach. The ponytail method allowed warriors, who often traveled to battle with a minimal amount of equipment so that they could avoid excessively heavy loads over long marches, to keep their hair manageable with a small piece of string to hold it in place and a knife to cut the back to length with one slice. Around the 6th century, however, the Greek men shifted to shorter hairstyles, with the exception of the Spartans.
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And when you didn't ask questions, you discover nothing. As soon as you begin to reflect, you begin to have answers.” It’s from these answers that he got his lyrics from and then expressed it in rap. The group Intik was founded when Algerian artist Youss (who was determined to leave Algeria at the time) joined with the group and just “buckled down and worked”. At the time, Youss was actually just trying to help these men “make a better life for themselves” by getting out of Algeria and heading to France. When Youss knew that he would be coming to France, he said that he wasn't alone, and that he was a part of a group “just to get the visas”. The group rapped in both French and Arabic. In terms of obtaining rap to listen to when Youss was just beginning his rapping career, he said, “it was really difficult but we had ways of getting hold of the music. There was always someone in England or in France who'd send us cassettes”.
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"Decline of the English Murder" is an essay by English writer George Orwell, wherein he analysed the kinds of murders depicted in popular media and why people like to read them. Tribune published it on 15 February 1946, and Secker and Warburg republished it after his death in Shooting an Elephant and Other Essays in 1952. Orwell identified several common features which 'have given the greatest amount of pleasure to the British public' during 'our great period in murder, between roughly 1850 and 1925' and may be considered from a News of the World reader's point of view, the "perfect" murder: middle class criminals, sex or respectability as a motif, mostly poisoning, deaths slow to be seen as due to crime, a dramatic coincidence or unbelievable occurrence, the aim of getting hold of a certain known sum of money - usually small, and domestic victims against an essentially domestic background. Orwell excluded Jack the Ripper's murder spree as being "in a class by itself" and considered the cases of Dr. Palmer of Rugeley, Neill Cream, Mrs.
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He has been a particularly hardline critic of the nutritionist Gillian McKeith. While investigating McKeith's membership of the American Association of Nutritional Consultants, Goldacre purchased a "certified professional membership" on behalf of his late cat, Henrietta, from the same institution for $60. In February 2007, McKeith agreed to stop using the title "Doctor" in her advertising, following a complaint to the Advertising Standards Authority by a "Bad Science" reader. In an interview with Richard Saunders of the podcast Skeptic Zone, Goldacre said, "Nutritionists are particularly toxic because they are the alternative therapists who, more than any other, misrepresent themselves as being men and women of science." In 2008, Matthias Rath, a vitamin entrepreneur, sued Goldacre and The Guardian over three articles,No way to treat an Aids hero, The Guardian, 20 January 2007'Gambia's president may be weird, but Aids superstitions strike closer to home’, The Guardian, 27 January 2007.'How money is not the only barrier to Aids patients getting hold of drugs’, The Guardian, 17 February 2007.
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