"We have a need for peace and stability, and you should like us for that because you have a need for peace and stability," Carafano said.
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But at the time they just didn't have a need for capitalThen they did have a need for capital, in terms of trying to pay down their debt.
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We don't have a need for that capital right now.
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Hayden Joel and his big brother Huck have a need for speed!
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I don't really have a need for that part of the app.
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"I have a need for speed," Mr. Ransom said with a laugh.
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We included it for those who have a need for a darkroom.
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Our society didn't always have a need for hot takes, but here we are.
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Virtual systems: Some businesses don't have a need for a full-fledged phone system.
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We wouldn't have a need for things like fidget toys if they were moving enough.
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Journalists have a need for digestible headlines that convey simple, accessible, and preferably novel lessons.
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He laughs at this, but also notes that he doesn't have a need for money.
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For whatever reason, I have a need for strangers to think good things of me.
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"We have a need for low-carbon fuels," said Barbara Burger, president of Chevron Technology Ventures.
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Race through the gallery to see the celebs who have a need for some all-terrain speed.
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"I don't have a need for an equity stake," Calhoun said in an interview on Fox Business.
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"People that succeed in life tend to have a need for something greater than themselves," Herjavec said.
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Walruses may not have a need for arms and legs, but they still have the need to masturbate.
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He added that few of the projects raising money through ICOs truly have a need for the structure.
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TomboyX has adapted traditionally masculine styles, removing the excess fabric for those who don't have a need for it.
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One group heavily involved in the evolution that doesn't have a need for the electronic system is Ford's deck department.
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Even more important: make sure that you only grant Instagram access to apps that truly have a need for it.
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You have a need for information and want to get something done, you just speak and computers do your bidding.
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Permanent life insurance can, however, be the right choice for people who will always have a need for life insurance.
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This is especially true for cost-conscious seniors, who are most likely to have a need for heart-monitoring tech.
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I'm not a survivalist, jungle explorer, or construction worker, so I don't really have a need for a phone like this.
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Here we are, suddenly you have a need for semiconductor design, and to do low-power design requires a different skillset.
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The modern workplace, after all, seems to have a need for an ever-increasing number of tools that provide constant interruptions.
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Check with your neighborhood, county, city or local groups to see if they have a need for the trees this season.
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Like the racers, spectators have a need for speed, but crashes (it's in the name) are1 also a draw for those watching.
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If you have a need for it, this powerful scanner can read many different types of barcodes, in addition to retail barcodes.
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If you only occasionally have a need for a dedicated sat-nav, like while traveling, you'll be just fine with a cheaper Garmin.
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So if President Trump reverses legalized recreational marijuana, we'll continue to have a need for private prisons and private prisons will remain full.
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She indicated that she may no longer have a need for the famous Khaleesi wig that she's worn for the past seven seasons.
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"When it comes to the performing arts, society will always, despite the pre-eminence of digital, have a need for places of gathering."
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"Ag is facing a lot of complicated challenges and at the same time we have a need for much much more food," Lessing said.
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While companies are increasingly moving to the cloud, many still have a need for computing on-site on their own servers or data centers.
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The Mets have a need for another infielder, specifically a second baseman, but do not view Reyes, 73, as a possibility there just yet.
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Obviously, this is something I would need to partner with (House intelligence committee chairman Mike) Conaway on, but we certainly have a need for this information.
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INGRAHAM: And it was said yesterday that the only reason this is happening, Sheriff Elder, is because all the other states have a need for the pot.
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She arrives there by way of a drug pickup gone awry — her lazy friends didn't study for the exam, and have a need for speed (to cram).
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VAST is hoping to sell their hi-res photos to them, as well as to commercial buyers and interior designers who have a need for these prints.
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She doesn't have a car, she lived in a home without utilities, and she just didn't ever have a need for a photo ID. And we drove.
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Specifically, these include products that are made in relatively low quantities (limited scale), have a need for personalization or are simply impossible to make with conventional manufacturing technologies.
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"People have a need for comfort and Heimat," as Jens Spahn, the new health minister from the CDU who is tipped to succeed Angela Merkel, recently put it.
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If you have a need for caffeine and/or hydration and have less than a quarter to your name, 113-Eleven has you covered this New Year's Day.
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If the next owners don't have a need for a car showroom, the space could be converted into stables or sports courts and rinks, Berry told The Journal.
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More retailers today are adding service components to their businesses — if one can imagine something customers will always have a need for, these services can be largely profitable.
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"(As) the fertility rate of China's population has declined, and only children and seniors are living alone, they have a need for companionship and emotional support," said Zhao.
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In other words, does Tesla have a need for cash in the near term that is more urgent than propping up a solar company for a long-term strategy?
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Demand for electricity tends to be lower in the spring, when homes and offices turn off their heating and normally do not yet have a need for air-conditioning.
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I don't have a need for cosmetics, either, but the Sephora sized up my style for future suggestions and I can see how that could appeal to the right person.
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"All these companies have a need for a data scientist who can make use of the growing amount of data they have and turn it into something valuable," Stansell says.
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"So, my school doesn't have a NEED for these books," Soeiro wrote, describing her school and library as an award-winning one that has provided students access to over 9,000 volumes.
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For those of you who have a need for numbers and specs, you should know that the Linksys Max Stream EA7500 has dual-band combined speeds of up to 1.9 Gbps.
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"What we're asking is, if you're a legitimate gun owner and if you don't have a need for that weapon, turn it in, let us buy it from you," Tuggle said.
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I actually work very closely with The Loop and, in a way, that's a terrible decision, because the more widespread their service becomes the less people have a need for reagent tests.
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For small, boutique service providers or enterprises that have a need for spinning up and down firewalls, load balancers or other low-scale network resources in real time, NFV can be a perfect fit.
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Residential ISPs tend to cap upload speed at a lower number than download speed because, well, most people don't have a need for it; it doesn't really come into play for most daily tasks.
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Well, the founding team (pictured above) has members from both Ghana and Nigeria — two African markets they're familiar with and have a need for this kind of service, Shypmate co-founder Perry Ogwuche told TechCrunch.
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We make decisions once we have a need for "cognitive closure"—when we say to ourselves, "Enough is enough, I have all the information I need, and it's time for me to make up my mind," he said.
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Moon is right to say that we have "a need for talks between the United States and North Korea," but conversation between the two Koreas is more achievable and more likely to be effective in the near term.
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I'm told it was not meant to be punny but descriptive of a "problem" for people who have a need for routine, but I'm not sure people who live with OCD would appreciate hearing it described that way.
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But if you're always down for a great deal and have a need for a wardrobe essential, stay with us, because we've got the details and top picks you need to know about for today's Zappos Winter Event.
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Various studies have found that psychopaths lack empathy and have a need for self-aggrandizement by gaining power over other people, while others suggest that in their need for stimulation some psychopaths have a capacity for risky behavior.
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Self-driving cars, security cameras, and heavy industry robotics will have a need for not only powerful onboard processors but also the ability to tap into megaclouds like Azure for the more powerful infrastructure that underpins modern artificial intelligence.
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" Still, the fact that so many athletes were using it suggests that they believed it improved performance, he said, adding, "I can't see how so many athletes — young, quite fit and healthy — would really have a need for this particular drug.
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"I think now we have a need for songs that can just be shared by whoever shows up and quickly learned, and that can be a part of sustaining protests or compelling people to be in protests for longer," she says.
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They may have a need for cash to meet emergencies, or for a big purchase, or even just to provide an inflow of money to put food on the table when income fluctuates — and microcredit helps to meet that need.
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"It's basically about ensuring that when we leave there isn't a situation where goods on the market that have been validated and checked, all of sudden we have a need for businesses to have to go through compliance checks," a spokesman said.
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If you don't have a need for a stroller at the other end of your journey, this could be the solution that helps you get your child around transport hubs, saving their little legs and keeping them safely restrained and close to you.
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"Adding an indexed annuity to your retirement portfolio makes sense if you have a need for guaranteed income and want to make sure you have your basic expenses covered when you stop working," Tom Burns, chief distribution officer for Allianz Life, wrote in an e-mail.
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We don't have any of the add-on features like extra cameras or battery packs, or wide-angle or optical-zoom lenses because we don't currently have a need for them, but having extra cameras for multiple children or different rooms in your home could be useful.
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How he fits: The Lakers did not have a need for this pick with Lonzo Ball and Kyle Kuzma already taken by them, so they are moving this selection to the Utah Jazz in a trade that will reportedly give Los Angeles the No. 30 and No. 6.43 picks.
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Because of its unique design, Virgin Orbit and ISI suggest that this is an optimal way to serve the needs of intelligence and defense customers who might have a need for satellite-based observation arise suddenly, and require immediate fulfilment in order to deal with a time-limited situation.
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"This impasse has been very cleverly designed to minimize the immediate obvious impact on middle-class families that don't have a need for state-funded social services," said Andrea Durbin, the chief executive of the Illinois Collaboration on Youth, an association for providers of youth and family services.
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The Department of Justice (DOJ) on Monday told a federal court that House Democrats no longer have a need for grand jury materials from former special counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerSchiff: Trump acquittal in Senate trial would not signal a 'failure' Jeffries blasts Trump for attack on Thunberg at impeachment hearing Live coverage: House Judiciary to vote on impeachment after surprise delay MORE's investigation because the impeachment articles against President TrumpDonald John TrumpFive environmental fights to watch in 85033 Lawmakers close to finalizing federal strategy to defend against cyberattacks The 7 big Supreme Court cases to watch in 2020 MORE didn't cover matters from the Russia probe.
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More intensive farms have a need for year-round labor in more sophisticated jobs.
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All digital banks are possible as a consumer option, but people may still have a need for physical cash in certain situations. ATMs help banks cut overhead, especially if they are available at various strategic locations beyond branch offices.
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People who have a need for affiliation prefer to spend time creating and maintaining social relationships, enjoy being a part of groups, and have a desire to feel loved and accepted. People in this group tend to adhere to the norms of the culture in that workplace and typically do not change the norms of the workplace for fear of rejection. This person favors collaboration over competition and does not like situations with high risk or high uncertainty. People who have a need for affiliation work well in areas based on social interactions like customer service or client interaction positions.
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The Clothes Closet - The Clothes Closet provides free, clean, serviceable clothing for those who have a need for such items. Most sizes are available for adults, children, and infants. The closet is open on Thursdays from 9:00 to 11:00 am.
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Office nameplates are not restricted to for-profit enterprises. Many non-profit and governmental agencies have a need for nameplates. For plastic and wooden nameplates, the names are etched into the material through a number of processes, including mechanical engraving, laser engraving, or whittling.
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Production assistants are also present in fields other than film and television, as publication businesses also have a need for PAs to regulate the production process of making professional written pieces such as articles, books, records or any other kind of production involving the preparation of written words.
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Also, these capabilities make vanadium redox batteries an effective "all-in-one" solution for microgrids that depend on reliable operations, frequency regulation and have a need for load shifting (from either high renewable penetration, a highly variable load or desire to optimize generator efficiency through time- shifting dispatch).
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Time Stall got a 6/10. Some bad points are the level design rarely have a need for invention, the main campaign is short and most solutions to the puzzles are similar. The good points are the strong physics that give creative fun and the creation of an excellent world. 6DOF reviews gave Time Stall a 8.5.
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Edwards commented that "If you have a need for a multi-player game for your Atari, then that is it. But for one or two players, it'd be better to pass it up." In 2009 Game Informer ranked it the 25th best video game of all time. The staff called it the "original trash-talking four-player combat game" and felt that it held up years later.
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According to Maslow's hierarchy of needs, feeling a sense of belonging to groups is a significant motivation for human beings. Co-workers are an important social group and relationships with them can be a source of pleasure. Three Need theory also suggests that people have a Need for affiliation. Also, person-job fit, the matching between personal abilities and job demand, has important effects on job satisfaction.
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However, fame or glory will not help the person to build their self-esteem until they accept who they are internal. Psychological imbalances such as depression can distract the person from obtaining a higher level of self-esteem. Most people have a need for stable self-respect and self-esteem. Maslow noted two versions of esteem needs: a "lower" version and a "higher" version.
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Emotional loneliness results from the lack of deep, nurturing relationships with other people. Weiss tied his concept of emotional loneliness to attachment theory. People have a need for deep attachments, which can be fulfilled by close friends, though more often by close family members such as parents, and later in life by romantic partners. In 1997, Enrico DiTommaso and Barry Spinner separated emotional loneliness into Romantic and Family loneliness.
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William Sears assumes that even toddlers can have a need for breastfeeding. The theoretical starting point of attachment parenting – the idea of contingency – would suggest a concept of the infant as a creature who is essentially defined by their feelings and communication. William Sears, though, defines infants even more essentially by their needs.; Need is therefore another basic term; attachment parenting means quintessentially to attend to the child's needs.
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This cements Aaron Tragon's role as leader of the Star-Born; to Cadmann, this appears deliberate. Aaron's quest for power causes Cadmann to investigate Aaron's background and psychology. He discovers that most "Bottle Babies" have a need for purpose, and bond strongly to their families as a result. Aaron did not bond with his family; he seems instead to have bonded to colonization at the exclusion of all other ties.
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Widely shared cultural knowledge provides individuals with a validated framework to interpret otherwise ambiguous experience, thus providing its followers with a sense of epistemic security and providing protection from the uncertainty and unpredictability. The individuals of all cultures vary in the degree they have a need for firm answers. The individuals with high tolerance for ambiguity are found to be less likely to act with the accordance of their culture.
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Argox, or half-Argox/half- Nitrox is a possible Oxygen mixture for Human exploration of Mars due to the relative abundance of Argon in the Martian atmosphere. The Martian atmosphere is composed of approximately: 95% CO2, 1.9% Argon, 1.9% Nitrogen. While it is possible for humans to breathe pure oxygen, a pure oxygen atmosphere was implicated in the Apollo 1 fire. As such, Mars habitats may have a need for additional gases.
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If there was a couple who lacked the ability to become fertile or have a child with a disease or a handicap, there is a great rise in the risk of the couple receiving a divorce. When there are traits that are found in a spouse that are not favorable, then the homogamy in the relationship decreases, and there begins to have a need for it for a better production of children.
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Working-class black women, who were more often forced into having sex with white men, continued to have a need for birth control and abortions. Black women who earned less than $10 per day paid $50 to $75 for an illegal and dangerous abortion. Throughout the 20th century, "backstreet" abortion providers in black neighborhoods were also sought out by poor white women who wanted to rid themselves of pregnancies. Abortion providers who were black were prosecuted much more often than white ones were.
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Motivation and Personality is a book on psychology by Abraham Maslow, first published in 1954. Maslow's work deals with the subject of the nature of human fulfillment and the significance of personal relationships, implementing a conceptualization of self-actualization. Underachievers have a need for social love and affection, but a self-actualized person has these "lower" needs gratified and is able to pursue his or her own path towards self- actualization. Maslow's book is perhaps the best known contemporary work on human needs.
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As related to legacy telephone systems, COS is often used to define the permissions an extension will have on a PBX or Centrex. The Class of Service acronym is normally written as COS vs. CoS as is often used in data networking parlance. Certain groups of users may have a need for extended voicemail message retention while another group may need the ability to forward calls to a cell phone, and still others have no need to make calls outside the office.
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Title page from the third edition of Political Justice by William Godwin Godwin supported individual ownership of property, defining it as "the empire to which every man is entitled over the produce of his own industry". However, he also advocated that individuals give to each other their surplus property on the occasion that others have a need for it, without involving trade (e.g. gift economy). Thus while people have the right to private property, they should give it away as enlightened altruists.
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It would appear that these Martians also have a need for human blood, and tend to appear mostly at night (possibly because sunlight on Mars is weaker than that on Earth). The cause of their deaths is uncertain, but it is presumably a virus. The main character, George Herbert, injects an alien with a rabies vaccine, with hope that "life fighting life" can stop them when guns and bombs have failed. At the end of the film, the aliens curiously stand paralysed when infected.
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However, the horses are also given luxury treatment when needed—the farm also has an equine spa that has an underwater treadmill with whirlpool jets. It can be heated, and when horses exit the spa, there is also a vibrating platform beneath heat lamps for further treatment. It was originally built for the care of Kitten's Joy, but is also used by other horses who have a need for its benefits. The Ramseys work with many trainers, matching their horses to trainers that fit a horse's specialty.
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See also Need theory David McClelland in his 1961 book, "The Achieving Society " identified three motivators that he believed we all have: a need for achievement, a need for affiliation, and a need for power. People will have different characteristics depending on their dominant motivator. According to McClelland, these motivators are learned (which is why this theory is sometimes called the Learned Needs Theory). McClelland says that, regardless of our gender, culture, or age, we all have three motivating drivers, and one of these will be our dominant motivating driver.
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Certain plants establish a symbiotic relationship with bacteria, enabling them to produce nodules that facilitate the conversion of atmospheric nitrogen to ammonia. In this connection, cytokinins have been found to play a role in the development of root fixing nodules. It appears that not only must the plant have a need for nitrogen fixing bacteria, but they must also be able to synthesize cytokinins which promote the production of root nodules, required for nitrogen fixation. Symbiotic bacteria are able to live in or on plant or animal tissue.
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Linguistic journals also continued to attack "foreignisms" from Chinese and English (e.g., pai pai/bai bai , "bye bye"). In the 1960s, Kim Il Sung issued a directive that would bind all future language planning to Korean ethnic nationalism, saying that "people of the same racial make-up, the same culture, living in the same territory... [have a] need for a nationalistic, pure standard". Thus, Pyongan dialect was chosen as the standard dialect for North Korean, purely for the reason that it was considered less "contaminated" by foreign cultures and capitalists.
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Separation anxiety or grief following serious loss are normal and natural responses in an attached infant. The human infant is considered by attachment theorists to have a need for a secure relationship with adult caregivers, without which normal social and emotional development will not occur. However, different relationship experiences can lead to different developmental outcomes. Mary Ainsworth developed a theory of a number of attachment patterns or "styles" in infants in which distinct characteristics were identified; these were secure attachment, avoidant attachment, anxious attachment and, later, disorganized attachment.
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The integrity of kite lines is affected by wear, reeling, contact with chemicals, loss of strength from knottings, ultraviolet rays of the sun, repeated cycles of use, and damaging actions during use. There are historically classic specifications of kite lines. Kite lines for small toy kites differ greatly from kite lines used for kite tugs that pull commercial cargo ships across the ocean. Sport kites using kite line sets of two or three or four lines at a time have a need for very low stretch in the lines.
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The self- model will determine how the individual sees themselves, which will impact their self-confidence, self-esteem, and dependency. The other-model will determine how an individual sees others, which will impact their avoidance or approach orientation, loneliness, isolation, and social interactions. In Bowlby's approach, the human infant is considered to have a need for a secure relationship with adult caregivers, without which normal social and emotional development will not occur. As the toddler grows, it uses its attachment figure or figures as a "secure base" from which to explore.
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Praxagora then goes on to explain the details of the new government to Blepyrus. She proposes banning all ownership of private wealth and establishing equal pay for all and a unified standard of living. She further explains that people will no longer have a need for personal wealth as all basic needs will be met by the common fund. She further adds that men and women will be free to sleep with anyone they want, so long as they first sleep with the uglier members of the opposite sex.
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Control systems have a need for smoothing filters in their feedback loops with criteria to maximise the speed of movement of a mechanical system to the prescribed mark and at the same time minimise overshoot and noise induced motions. A key problem here is the extraction of Gaussian signals from a noisy background. An early paper on this was published during WWII by Norbert Wiener with the specific application to anti-aircraft fire control analogue computers. Rudy Kalman (Kalman filter) later reformulated this in terms of state-space smoothing and prediction where it is known as the linear-quadratic-Gaussian control problem.
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The facilities were built as multi-user facilities and for that reason provide a considerable amount of adaptability and flexibility, for individual experiments. Typically the facilities for physical sciences and biology offer accommodation of custom made experiment modules, dependent on the scientific objectives. For physiology a suite of instruments are accommodated. For material sciences research, typically furnaces are needed that allow melting and solidification of materials samples, whilst fluid sciences research to a larger extent have a need for sophisticated imaging technology on board, for in situ monitoring of the fluids when predetermined impulses and diverse stimuli are given to the fluid sample.
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The idea of fotoLibra came about when founder Gwyn Headley lost 120 years of his family’s photographs in a flood. With a background in book publishing, he felt that publishers would have a need for previously unpublished photographs and for images that could not be taken again. The original intention of the business was to provide a repository of family archives, but the ability to aggregate images uploaded from multiple sources and to make them available for download and purchase anywhere in the world caught the attention of contemporary photographers, and the company now operates largely as a general commercial digital picture library.
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During the martial law in Poland, the MSW automobile plant in Łódź fitted some BTRs with breakers mounted on the front of the vehicle, which were used for clearing obstacles (See Poland section in the Variants section for details). When the Milicja Obywatelska was transformed back into Policja in 1990, all BTR-60PBs had their armament removed. This was because Policja, unlike MO, didn't have a need for weaponry with such a high muzzle velocity – such weapons were dangerous to use in urban areas. The MO needed such weaponry because it was also supposed to carry out anti-partisan operations.
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A new gas pipeline, the Iran-Armenia Natural Gas Pipeline, was completed in October, 2008. It is owned and operated by Gazprom Armenia and links Armenia to neighboring Iran, which has the world's second largest natural gas reserve after Russia.Resolving a Supply Dispute, Armenia to Buy Russian Gas, The New York Times, April 7, 2006. It has a capacity to pump 2.3-2.5 billion cubic meters of Iranian gas per year. However, although Iran is ready to export gas to Armenia, the Armenian Ministry of Energy claimed in October 2008 that it "does not yet have a need" for Iranian gas.
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Also, individuals who are highly trained and capable, or those who have a need for independence, may not require that their leader focus on task coordination. When the task is clear and routine, "methodologically invariant," or involves automatic feedback about accomplishment, task oriented leadership may be unnecessary. Furthermore, a task that is intrinsically satisfying can remove the need for relationship oriented leadership behaviors. Finally, task oriented leadership can be neutralized/negated by several organizational characteristics; a formal environment, inflexible structure, specific staff functions, cohesive work groups, organized rewards outside of the leaders control, and physical distance between the leader and members.
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M. leprae lives and replicates inside of a host and due to this arrangement it does not have a need for many of the genes it once carried which allowed it to live and prosper outside the host. Thus over time these genes have lost their function through mechanisms such as mutation causing them to become pseudogenes. It is beneficial to an organism to rid itself of non-essential genes because it makes replicating its DNA much faster and requires less energy. An example of increasing genome size over time is seen in filamentous plant pathogens.
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ChemXSeer project, funded by the National Science Foundation, is a public integrated digital library, database, and search engine for scientific papers in chemistry. It is being developed by a multidisciplinary team of researchers at the Pennsylvania State University. ChemXSeer was conceived by Dr. Prasenjit Mitra, Dr. Lee Giles and Dr. Karl Mueller as a way to integrate the chemical scientific literature with experimental, analytical, and simulation data from different types of experimental systems. The goal of the project is to create an intelligent search and database which will provide access to relevant data to a diverse community of users who have a need for chemical information.
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You also have a need for calm, serenity, and even a quality of voluptuousness connected with the contemplation of a work of art." Nicolai Ouroussoff, the architecture critic of The New York Times, admired the interior of the BCAM but was less impressed by the exteriors: "There is little of the formal freedom that is at the heart of the city's architectural legacy; nor is there much evidence of the structural refinement that we have come to expect in Mr. Piano's best work. The museum's monumental travertine form and lipstick-red exterior stairways are a curious mix of pomposity and pop-culture references. It's an architecture without conviction.
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In many scenarios, the sender and receiver of a message may have a need for confidence that the message has not been altered during transmission. Although encryption hides the contents of a message, it may be possible to an encrypted message without understanding it. (Some encryption algorithms, known as nonmalleable ones, prevent this, but others do not.) However, if a message is digitally signed, any change in the message after signature invalidates the signature. Furthermore, there is no efficient way to modify a message and its signature to produce a new message with a valid signature, because this is still considered to be computationally infeasible by most cryptographic hash functions (see collision resistance).
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In 1918, Murphey took out at US$50,000 bank loan, and hired James Webb Young of the J. Walter Thompson (JWT) agency to create a national advertising campaign for Odorono. Early advertisements focused on addressing the idea that the product was unhealthy, the ads stressed that the product had been developed by a doctor and was safe for daily use. Then, after JWT employee James Young conducted a survey on why women were not buying the product, Young discovered that most women did not have a need for the deodorant. Thus, in 1919, Odorono switched its advertising strategy to convince people that sweating was an embarrassing problem, and as a result of this campaign, Odorono sales rose 112 percent.
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Over time the Chinese view of what Wu Zhu cash coins meant for the deceased evolved. Over time the Wu Zhu cash coins began to play a more down-to-earth role as the way that the Chinese saw the afterlife also changed, the Chinese began to believe that the afterlife was very similar to the realm of the living and that the deceased would also have a need for money. The clay imitations of money that were placed inside of the tombs could therefore be used by the dead to pay debts and taxes that are owed to the otherworldly (or "hell") government in the afterlife. Prior to clay Wu Zhu cash coins being used real Wu Zhu's were still being buried.
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The loans are repayable in 33 years and bear an interest rate of 1%. Applicants, who own farms or who represent farm owners, must demonstrate that the farming operations have a need for farm labor housing and must agree to own and operate the property on a nonprofit basis. Except for state and local public agencies or political subdivisions, the applicants must be unable to provide the housing from their own resources. They must also be unable to obtain the credit from other sources, on terms and conditions that they could reasonably be expected to fulfill and still provide farmworker housing at rental rates that would be affordable to the workers. The RHS may make exceptions to the “credit elsewhere” test.
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Baptism of Pocahontas by John Gadsby Chapman (1840) Religious leaders in England felt they had a duty as missionaries to bring Christianity (or more specifically, the religious practices and beliefs of the Church of England, in contrast to the Latin incursion of Central and South America), to the Native Americans. There was an assumption that their own "mistaken" spiritual beliefs were largely the result of a lack of education and literacy since the Powhatan did not have a need for a written language. Therefore, teaching them these skills would logically result in what the English saw as "enlightenment" in their religious practices, and bring them into the fold of the church, which was part of the government, and hence, a form of control. One of the earliest of these missionaries was Reverend Alexander Whitaker, who served from 1611 until his death in 1616.
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Once inside the factory, the siding spread into three branches: the east was used to unload paper pulp, the centre siding for unloading of coal wagons, and the western one being the longest running, almost to the mill's southern fence. Electrification of the siding was provided in the 1950s, at the same time as that on the Gippsland line to Traralgon, with the overhead on the siding removed by June 1988, except for a short section, long enough for a six-car suburban train at the junction. In April 1994, V/Line announced that the mill would no longer have a need for siding, with it being booked out soon after. Contributing factors included the demise of coal traffic, and changes at the paper mill, meaning pulp would need to be double handled in the factory itself.
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When this is the case, it is necessary to correct the problem by making the speaker be aware of their over-reliance on formulaic language production and by training the person to make more efficient use of other verbal strategies. As the individual gains confidence and is less apt to have a need for filler words, the predilection toward formulaic language is then able to gradually diminish. A study done by Foxtree (2001) showed that both English and Dutch listeners were faster to identify words in a carrier sentence when it was preceded with an "Uh" instead of without an "Uh", which suggested that different fillers have different effects as they might be conveying different information. Fischer and Brandt-Pook also found out that discourse particles mark thematic breaks, signal the relatedness between the preceding and following utterance, indicate if the speaker has understood the content communicated, and support the formulation process by signalling possible problems in speech management.
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On International Women’s Day on March 8, 2019, Kimora delivered the keynote address at the launch of the “She Innovates” initiative led by the UN Women and the Gender Innovation Coalition for Change (GICC). There, and to Bloomberg News, she officially leaked the news with a business announcement of her own – the reacquisition and forthcoming return of her ultra-iconic streetwear brand, Baby Phat by Kimora Lee Simmons. The brand will re-emerge in the Summer 2019 season with an exciting collaboration and then debut a signature collection during Fall 2019. Kimora said to WWD: “The relaunch of Baby Phat will be a “mainstream sportswear” collection for millennials targeted to the mid-tier retail level. It’s perfect timing for this,” Kimora continued to WWD “Over the past several years, we realized (Baby Phat) resonates with people and lives deep in their souls.” And young people like her 16- and 19-year-olds (Ming Lee and Aoki Lee) have a “need for messaging” that is similar to what Baby Phat represented in its prime, and still can today.
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