"Triton Knoll construction is officially up and running," Julian Garnsey, Triton Knoll project director, said.
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While her husband handled business affairs, Ms. Knoll was the design force of Knoll Associates.
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After Mr. Knoll died in a car accident in 22003, Ms. Knoll succeeded him as president and held that post until 22001.
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" Matt London on the grassy knoll: "Some of the historical moments I thought were really well constructed, like when they run past the grassy knoll.
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Ray Eames experimented on molded plywood designs with Charles Eames; Florence Knoll guided much of the success of Knoll Associates as a business partner with her husband Hans Knoll; and Noémi Raymond worked with her husband Antonin Raymond to fuse Japanese influences with European and American aesthetics.
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Created by brothers John Knoll, who works at Industrial Light & Magic, and Thomas Knoll, a doctorate student in computer vision, Photoshop was licensed to Adobe and officially launched on February 19th, 1990.
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The chair is still produced by Knoll, and knockoffs abound.
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"I'd set a bunch of goals for myself," Knoll says.
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"I said, 'Yeah, that happened to me,'" Ms. Knoll said.
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The hole was in the grassy knoll near the gate.
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Mr Knoll hopes the second is only a matter of time.
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"My two older ones were pretty visibly shaken," Rebecca Knoll said.
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Knoll had no model for the kind of life she wanted.
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It captures the sense of fun we try for at Knoll.
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"Everybody came to see her," Mr. Knoll told Europe 1 radio.
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Triton Knoll is located 32 kilometers off the coast of Lincolnshire.
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Ms. Knoll learned her art at the side of Modernist masters.
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In 1958, Ms. Knoll married Harry Hood Bassett, a Miami banker.
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Initially, it was like one of those great tilting historic debates, like the assassination of JFK, where one person saw a gunman on the grassy knoll, but with equal certainty another said the knoll was empty.
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In the 1990s, the Palmaz family bought Cedar Knoll Vineyard and Winery,
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The Petronius platform is in the Viosca Knoll area of the Gulf.
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It was an Arco floor lamp by Flos, not a Knoll piece.
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Innogy said that it expected Triton Knoll to be commissioned in 2021.
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"It's heads Trump wins, and tails the government loses," Mr. Knoll said.
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"We have a huge income gap in New Orleans," wrote Amy Knoll.
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My studio is tucked beneath a knoll of trees in Ettersburg California.
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Dr. James Knoll is a leading forensic psychiatrist who studies mass murderers.
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The house is being sold furnished, including pieces by Eames and Knoll.
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Ms. Knoll Bassett donated her papers to the Smithsonian Institution in 2000.
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"It shouldn't have happened," Bishop Knoll junior Imari Beasley told CBS Chicago.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "I Want to Be Rich and I'm Not Sorry," by Jessica Knoll (Sunday Review, April 29): I loved hearing how certain Ms. Knoll was at a young age of being a great writer.
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Three years later, the two men took over Knoll International, the designer furniture firm (now known as Knoll Inc.), and in 1985 they paid $20173 million for the "21" Club, a watering hole for the city's power-broker elite.
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Breeze Knoll mansion burned to the ground in a suspicious fire in 1972.
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It was a an Arco floor lamp by Flos, not a Knoll piece.
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In a letter on January 16 affirming her expulsion, Knoll rejected the evidence.
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Knoll and other scientists would get copies of the script and give feedback.
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Innogy, Macquarie, Partners Group and PFA all declined to comment on Triton Knoll.
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An autopsy showed that Knoll, who lived alone, had been stabbed 11 times.
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Her death was announced by David E. Bright, a spokesman for Knoll Inc.
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They were married in 1946, and she became his partner in Knoll Associates.
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" So Knoll uses her writing to exorcise her own curiosity of "the dark side.
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"They're getting really sophisticated, in the sense that they're hard to detect," Knoll said.
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The actress Reese Witherspoon optioned the film rights, and Ms. Knoll wrote the screenplay.
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THE LUCKIEST GIRL ALIVE by Jessica Knoll (2015) Ani FaNelli's life is, ostensibly, perfect.
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You can watch Knoll recreate the first demo he ever gave with Photoshop above.
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He designed showrooms for Esprit and seminal furniture for Knoll and housewares for Alessi.
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The Eagles punted a school-record 5 times, with Mike Knoll racking up 537 yards.
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The position includes blocks in the Mississippi Canyon and Viosca Knoll formations of the Gulf.
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"My job was simply to make sure that Terry got the science right," said Knoll.
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In front of Silicon Valley techies, Knoll cloned an onscreen Jennifer, then cloned her again.
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"One guy had spent six years understanding the movement of a mouse's whiskers," Knoll said.
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Bolton of Pine Knoll Shores noted that some sea creatures are more resilient than others.
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Bolton of Pine Knoll Shores noted that some sea creatures are more resilient then others.
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Still, Ms. Knoll couldn't escape the nagging feeling that she had let her readers down.
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Conspiratorial thinking has always been with us — the grassy knoll, the moon landing, the Freemasons.
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The older man is a neighbor Ms. Knoll has known since he was a child.
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In her childhood, Knoll had evaded an infamous roundup of Parisian Jews in July 1942.
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Today, the pair's art hangs throughout; their Knoll and Paul McCobb furniture is gracefully mismatched.
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During that time, the couple, along with Ms. Bestor and Mr. Knoll, studied Lautner's drawings.
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"George was pretty economical in the way he shot the films originally," Mr. Knoll said.
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As we charge up a hill, Griffin suddenly points at a grassy knoll across the street.
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Both Knoll and the characters in The Favorite Sister embrace a thrilling model of economic ambition.
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He lays out a shocking-orange Maharam, a muted chartreuse from Knoll and a pink latex.
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Shell shut its Ram Powell Hub, which is also in the Viosca Knoll area, on Friday.
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Knoll turned to her books to create the examples she yearned to encounter in real life.
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In her professional life, Ms. Knoll had been discreet about the autobiographical threads of her novel.
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This is a question worth seriously asking following the barbaric murder last week of Mireille Knoll.
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Many marched in silence, waving French flags or wearing badges with a picture of Ms. Knoll.
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But Daniel Knoll, one of Ms. Knoll's two sons, said on Wednesday that everyone could come.
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It's more like "a pleasant ripple that gets us closer to 50 percent," Ms. Knoll said.
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It sits on the crest of a knoll, beyond a stone wall with an electronic gate.
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Failing that, Knoll recommends Prestige Furniture & Design Group in Woodside, Queens, to re-web the chair.
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The cost of labor is $240, and webbing from Knoll, which Prestige will supply, is $125.
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The grassy knoll Some say the trajectory of the bullets that struck JFK didn't align with Oswald's position on the sixth floor of the Texas School Book Depository, spurring theories that a second gunman — perhaps on the grassy knoll of Dallas' Dealey Plaza — participated in the shooting.
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Knoll ReGeneration Space Seating Professional AirGrid It's entirely too easy to spend a fortune on an office chair, so while we can personally recommend the Knoll ReGeneration as it's the New York City Insider office's chair of choice, it's also more than $800 for individual pricing.
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It both introduced Knoll as one of the world's most enduring quality furniture brands and helped make great mass design palatable to American consumers, who continue to buy Mr. Risom's chair 74 years later, in every possible color and fabric, through Knoll and Design Within Reach.
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Now Knoll is back with a second page-turner, stomach-churner of a book, The Favorite Sister.
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In op-ed, Knoll detailed her calculated approach to success, which in this case specifically means wealth.
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City Knoll Middle School, 212 West 223rd Street, serves about 18633 students in Grades 21863 to 220.
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"Hallstatt doesn't need so many tourists," Ms. Knoll said, "but rather those who really enjoy the time."
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New Zealand-based Formway Design, a longtime Knoll partner, studied these movements to come up with the Remix.
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So knowing a lot of these characters, you're running past the knoll and it's like, 'Oh, there's Zapruder.
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"The essay is really about women getting comfortable with expressing what they want in life," Knoll told Carroll.
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Fans of Real Housewives in need of a summer beach read, rejoice — Jessica Knoll has got you covered.
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"Also for John Knoll and all the guys at ILM, I made it impossible for them," Lucas said.
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While the grown-ups tended to the injured, she stood on a knoll overlooking downtown, riveted by horror.
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They reach it by climbing the knoll on foot after passing through the hamlets of Sopsokha and Teoprongchu.
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The room has been restored, polished and fitted with thick oxblood carpet, leather Knoll chairs and new banquettes.
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Despite all the chatter about standing up at your desk, Knoll knows that most professionals are largely chair-bound.
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Knoll said that he understood people's concerns, adding that the man meant well and didn't want to cause harm.
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Knoll walked into her office bearing the second paragraph of the crawl, and the rest is Rebel Alliance history.
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Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, Neil Corbould, Hal Hickel, Mohen Leo, John Knoll, Nigel Sumner BRITISH SHORT ANIMATION
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More than 50 turtles, which ranged in age from 2 to 5, went to the Pine Knoll Shores aquarium.
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Like them, the 12-year-old with a toy gun was just playing war games on a grassy knoll.
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The big theme, Knoll said, is that fraudsters are changing bot behavior as advertisers start looking at different metrics.
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And his workplace collection for Knoll, called Rockwell Unscripted, will be introduced at the NeoCon furniture fair in June.
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"He wanted it to be accurate," Dr. Andrew Knoll, a professor of natural history at Harvard University, told Mashable.
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Not only does the Knoll ReGeneration support your body in just about any sitting position, it looks good, too.
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Snag a Florence Knoll chrome and marble coffee table, or Arne Jacobsen swan chairs with original chartreuse wool fabric.
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Jessica Knoll, writing on Lena Dunham's Lenny website, said she wanted to stop deflecting questions from other wounded women.
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The rooms are sparse yet welcoming, with exposed brick walls and midcentury furniture (Knoll benches, molded plywood Eames chairs).
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Here, on this grassy knoll in front of us, a mushroom becomes a French horn, and it squawks appropriately.
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Outdoor activities include golf at the Knoll Country Club and hiking through Troy Meadows, a 3,270-acre wildlife preserve.
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We flipped through the swatches of fabrics that Bundy Illsley had developed and produced for Knoll and Herman Miller.
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Scientists including Dr. Knoll and Dr. Xiao picked out a few of the most common species to examine closely.
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A young man with this background — and another man he met in prison — are accused of killing Ms. Knoll.
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Corey Kilgannon, Corina Knoll, Kwame Opam, Sharon Otterman, Edgar Sandoval, Ed Shanahan, Ashley Southall and Tracey Tully contributed reporting.
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I have a Knoll chair designed by Jens Risom whose woven cotton webbing — the main seating element — is soiled.
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In the 1940s, she married and became a business partner of the German-born furniture maker Hans Knoll, and over 20 years she was instrumental in building Knoll Associates into the largest and most prestigious high-end design firm of its kind, with 19658 showrooms in the United States and around the world.
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Bivalve mollusks known as Delectopecten randolphi cling to the tire in the Minami-Shiribeshi Knoll, at about 9,800 feet deep.
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About 600 juvenile turtles needed help, Claire Aubel, a spokeswoman with the North Carolina Aquarium at Pine Knoll Shores, said.
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Stanford's Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics lives in a Spanish Gothic mansion on campus called The Knoll.
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German energy business Innogy has announced it has acquired Statkraft's 50 percent share in the Triton Knoll offshore wind project.
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Nestled on a 23-acre knoll in the Santa Monica Mountains, the property accommodates just seven people at a time.
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A millennial himself at 34, Knoll said he would attend a local women's march with his 8-year-old daughter.
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The essay sparked a flood of supportive messages on social media from readers who thanked Ms. Knoll for coming forward.
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In college, I wrote my thesis about Venturi, and I got to meet him when he started designing for Knoll.
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The Union unit was wiped out at a spot now known as Barlow's Knoll, and Confederate troops took the rise.
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Ms. Knoll narrowly escaped this largest French deportation of Jews during the Holocaust and fled to Portugal with her mother.
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In the dining room, a Saarinen table from Knoll is surrounded by chairs bought from Wayfair for about $150 each.
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Doubters ask him to check out the odd stories that pop up: Somebody claimed to be the Grassy Knoll shooter.
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Besides doing strategic planning and designing furniture herself, Ms. Knoll recruited and hired many of the world's best postwar designers.
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This man, I believe, is the person who fired the fatal shot from the grassy knoll during the Kennedy assassination.
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Yet the Pedestal chair produced by Knoll in 1956 was a microcosm of ideas that would morph into the bigger structure.
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On that note, John and Thomas Knoll, the creators of that famous and enduring piece of software, are also being inducted.
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As part of the study, the researchers took sediment samples from a knoll at a depth of 3,840 feet (1,170 meters).
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The report was sourced to the National Enquirer, so the story was taken with a grassy knoll-sized grain of salt.
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An especially poignant allegorical work by Russian-born artists Ilya and Emilia Kabakov sits within an open, sun-drenched grassy knoll.
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The mostly dirt knoll, dotted with some trees and a handful of structures known out here as ramadas, was hardly remarkable.
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The demand for the 403-megawatt (MW) Triton Knoll is indicative of the wider interest in offshore wind projects among funds.
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However, the grassy knoll wasn't a total gimmick like the Marlins Playskool Fish Party home run disaster, for one main reason.
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Honoring Dad A favorite photo shows my father, Marshall Cogan, and his partner Stephen Swid when they bought Knoll in 1977.
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The body of the woman, Mireille Knoll, was found on Friday in her apartment in the city's working-class 11th Arrondissement.
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To the Editor: Re "Smash the Wellness Industry," by Jessica Knoll (Sunday Review, June 9): Thank you for this wonderful article.
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Their showroom, set in a former electrical fixtures factory, carries contemporary furniture, lighting and accessories by Knoll, Flos, Cassina and more.
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A check of the placement of Secret Service agents, however, disclosed that none had been in the area of the knoll.
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"It minimizes it, it cutesies it up, and you needed a woman to say, 'Don't call it that,'" Ms. Knoll said.
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The scientists "certainly see things not seen before," said Andrew Knoll of Harvard University, who was not involved in the study.
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If the overall effect had not succeeded, Mr. Knoll said there were other narrative choices that would reduce Tarkin's screen presence.
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In her last decade at Knoll, the company doubled in size and became one of the nation's most influential design organizations.
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The issue drew a surge of attention last year after the killing of Mireille Knoll, an 85-year-old Holocaust survivor.
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When a tearful reader recently asked Knoll how she was able to so accurately portray TifAni's rape, the author finally opened up.
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But only about 15% of advertisers are using this sort of tool, reckons Scott Knoll, the chief executive of Integral Ad Science.
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They initiated their security protocol, and David Knoll put his body in front of the door to the building to block it.
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After World War II he sold Knoll and Herman Miller designs, as well as Noguchi's "Akari Lamps" (one is on view here).
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Here are the three I selected: Knoll Wachau Loibner Kreutles Federspiel 2014, Hirsch Kamptal Kammern Heiligenstein 2014 and Nikolaihof Wachau Hefeabzug 2014.
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The software was first created by Thomas and John Knoll in the late 1980s, and was then sold to Adobe in 1990.
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The grassy-knoll conspiracists were in full array Monday night on Twitter and television, their eyes gleaming as they propounded ornamented theories.
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Before she was assaulted, Ms. Knoll was a happy, social 15-year-old who played sports and was on the dance team.
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Put into production by Knoll in 1955–56, the Tulip Chair exemplified the curvaceous, futuristic look most popularly associated with midcentury modernism.
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One of the suspects told the investigators that the other had shouted "Allahu Akbar" while killing Ms. Knoll, according to Le Monde.
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One suspect was a neighbor who had often been hosted by Ms. Knoll, while the other was a homeless friend of his.
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The victim, Mireille Knoll, was found dead after a fire broke out in her apartment in Paris's 11th arrondissement on Friday night.
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They dissolved rocks and searched for fossils that had the same hallmarks as the ones described by Dr. Xiao and Dr. Knoll.
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"German retirees who have worked hard for 45 years get less than the refugees," said Knoll Pede, 64, a town maintenance worker.
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Over a cozy dinner in their Squirrel Hill home, David and Rebecca Knoll and their three children discussed the year that had passed.
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As a child in Paris, Knoll managed to evade the round-up of Jews during World War Two, Paris lawmaker Meyer Habib said.
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"No question you have to find people outside of San Francisco and New York if you want to scale," said CEO Scott Knoll.
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Just to decipher a bit, the Knoll and the Alzinger rieslings come from the Wachau region, along the Danube River west of Vienna.
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Mireille Knoll, 2503, was found dead with 11 stab wounds at her apartment in a working class area of the capital on Friday.
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Recently Walter Knoll rereleased the pair's Chesterfield armchair, an arch take on the cozily traditional shape, outfitted with wittily incongruous tubular steel legs.
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Ms. Knoll was stabbed 11 times, and her body was found partly burned after her attackers tried to set her apartment on fire.
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The French authorities have suggested that Ms. Knoll might have been the target of a theft that escalated, for reasons that remain unclear.
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Danny Fields There was a time when we went to Peter Knoll's [heir to the Knoll furniture fortune] apartment on East 21963nd Street.
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Republicans, however, argued the lead wasn't a death knoll for Heck's chances to flip the Senate seat, noting both President Obama and Sen.
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She is survived by two stepsons, Harry Jr. and Patrick Bassett; a stepdaughter, Maia Marcq, whose father was Hans Knoll; and nine grandchildren.
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Une marche blanche rassemblant des milliers de personnes s'est déroulée dans les rues de Paris à la suite du décès de Mme Knoll.
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"The first person to tell me I was gang-raped was a therapist, seven years after the fact," Knoll begins the heart-wrenching essay.
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"In terms of my kids, the initial weekend was pretty traumatic in terms of it was something they never could've expected," David Knoll said.
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Knoll, her characters, Cardi B, Beyoncé, and Grande all acknowledge their success, and then do something even more radical: They admit to enjoying it.
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Segura belted Straily's fourth pitch of the game into the grassy knoll over the center field wall to put the Diamondbacks ahead 1-0.
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"The animals are part of our family," said Danielle Bolton, spokeswoman for the Pine Knoll Shores aquarium, which closed to the public on Tuesday.
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The three Austrian rieslings I suggested, all from the 2014 vintage, were Knoll Wachau Loibner Federspiel, Alzinger Wachau Dürnsteiner Federspiel and Bründlmayer Kamptal Terrassen.
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" Knoll also says that women need to learn to brag and to want more — like being able to "jet to Mexico on a Tuesday.
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Cover image: View of the apartment door of Mireille Knoll, 85, who was was slain last week, in Paris, France, Tuesday, March 27, 2018.
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He built it on a knoll in the foothills of the San Gabriel range, on a private road that goes directly into the mountains.
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But sitting, 50 years later, on the clear-cut knoll beneath the former flophouse window, Young knows no bullet could snuff out King's message.
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Caveasphaera was first described in 2000 by Dr. Knoll and Shuhai Xiao, then a Harvard graduate student and now a paleobiologist at Virginia Tech.
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But her creations are delicious whether or not you prefer your bread rolls served in the shape of a Florence Knoll midcentury modern couch.
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" Before nuances like this were accounted for, Mr. Knoll said their creation "looked like maybe a relative of Peter Cushing and not him exactly.
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Photo: Knoll et al (Nature Communications 2018)The researchers recently found this specimen from the Enantiornithes group of birds in Spain's Las Hoyas rock deposits.
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According to Industrial Light & Magic chief creative officer John Knoll, the process of resurrecting Tarkin requires the use of actor Guy Henry as a replacement.
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Rogue One, after all, was the brainchild of John Knoll, the visual effects designer for Industrial Light & Magic, who randomly pitched it a decade ago.
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NO matter how you film it, the beige, functional Commodore 64 computer will always seem less glamorous than Knoll office furniture and the swinging 60s.
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A 21-year-old homeless man, who was with Mihoub at the crime scene, alleged that he had cried "Allahu Akbar!" as he stabbed Knoll.
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"I have a design background, but beyond, like, Florence Knoll, I couldn't name five female industrial designers off the top of my head," she says.
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Author Jessica Knoll, in a New York Times op-ed titled "I Want to Be Rich and I'm Not Sorry," said the problem goes deeper.
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By Monday, two suspects had been arrested in the murder of Ms. Knoll: both young men in their 20s, one of whom was a neighbor.
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The first person I came across was this guy (below), who nearly knocked me over after doing vigorous roley poleys down a steep grassy knoll.
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Andrew Knoll previews the series in which the Pittsburgh Penguins will attempt to become the first team since 1983 to win three consecutive Stanley Cups.
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In the 2015 election the death knoll seemed to be ringing for the party as it saw a loss of over 80% of its seats.
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Jens Risom, the Danish furniture maestro who helped bring midcentury modern design to the United States through his work with Knoll Studio, died on Dec.
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"I see so many of the questions here this morning have gone toward a grassy-knoll conspiracy theory regarding with the Mueller report," said Rep.
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With two outs in the fifth, Darvish did the unthinkable when he crushed a 1-2 pitch from Adleman on to the grassy knoll in center.
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Bestselling author Jessica Knoll revealed on Tuesday that she was gang-raped as a teen – just like the protagonist in her hit novel, Luckiest Girl Alive.
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It was a bake-off, Knoll versus the entire ILM computer graphics team: They would work on similar shots of X-wings and compare the results.
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Our top pick for the comfiest office chair is the Steelcase Leap, but we also like ones from Knoll, Herman Miller, and SPACE Seating Professional AirGrid.
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Someone, while driving out of a parking lot, had launched a Ford Taurus more than twenty feet up a grassy knoll and into the hospital's sign.
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I found the Knoll tart and deliciously green and crunchy, with a note of iodine that reminded me of nothing so much as single-malt whisky.
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After Simon & Schuster published "Luckiest Girl Alive" last May, Ms. Knoll was flooded with messages from women who said they had endured traumas similar to TifAni's.
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There have been hard moments for Ms. Knoll, both in reliving that awful night and in the painful conversations with friends and family that have followed.
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Knoll has 40 or 50 pieces in the permanent collection there, so it has a lot of meaning for us related to the development of modernism.
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According to The Wine Cellar Insider, the story of California's Wine Country began with a few planted vines on a 1,800-acre property named Oak Knoll.
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Other pieces, which remain in excellent condition and could be part of the sale, were purchased through Knoll and Gavina, companies known for their modernist furnishings.
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The stakes are high and the secrets are ugly, but Knoll gets to the thorniness of human relationships in a way "The Bachelor" never quite manages.
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Fred Knoll, a New Yorker who works in the investment business, owns an apartment in the Mansions and said he takes full advantage of the amenities.
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"We've been hearing a lot more concerns," said Scott Knoll, CEO of Integral Ad Science, a firm that prevents ads from appearing on non-brand safe environments.
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John Knoll: We'd been experimenting internally with these sort of virtual spaces, and being able to navigate them both with virtual cameras and with a VR viewer.
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Both Halimi and Knoll lived in the 11th district, Noémie Halioua, a French journalist and author of a book on Halimi's murder, noted to the Washington Post.
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Knoll, according to her family, was one of an estimated 7,000 French Jews rounded up in 1942 and held at the now-demolished Vel d'Hiv cycling track.
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No, lust began with the teen girls on the grassy knoll, lined up as neatly as hot dogs on a grill and flipping to the same timer.
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Kelly Boeckman, 31, and Taylor Knoll, 28, met Wednesday morning — when the heat was still bearable — to chat at a patio table in downtown Jefferson City, Missouri.
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To ensure the movie's details were scientifically sound, the filmmakers enlisted the expertise of Andrew Knoll, a Harvard University professor and NASA consultant, as chief scientific advisor.
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It's topped by a bivalve terracotta chimney that suggests a woman's shoulders and following this line of thought, the knoll becomes a skirt in my mind's eye.
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"In due course, we will also review all options regarding the ownership structure of Triton Knoll to maximize value for our company and our shareholders," he added.
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About two weeks later, Knoll's employer, the now-defunct Mesirow Financial Consulting, disclosed the relationship to the court and said Knoll had been removed from the case.
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"He is putting them in the impossible position of having to defend what happened on the grassy knoll in 1963 or whenever it was," Mr. McMonagle said.
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The aide, Leila Dessante, would clean the small second-floor apartment, cook lunch and keep company with Ms. Knoll, a 85-year-old grandmother and Holocaust survivor.
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Eventually she found a bus to Washington with a group out of Perrysville, organized by another former schoolteacher, Michele Knoll, who is now campaigning for State Legislature.
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BERLIN — It is, at a glance, an unremarkable street — roughly a quarter-mile long, cutting through a grassy knoll the size of a couple of basketball courts.
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SOUTHPORT, England — Jordan Spieth's ball was nestled in the knotty grass on a knoll, more than 120 yards right of the fairway he had aimed to reach.
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For Refinery29's first ever Word to the Wise talkshow, Leah Carroll sat down with Knoll to get to the heart of the contradictions present in this novel.
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"Only in fiction have I been able to create women who aggressively seek money and power the way men seek money and power," Knoll wrote in the Times.
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For her part, Ariana smartly steers clear of the water trap and proffers kisses with your name on them from a grassy knoll in front of the ocean.
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The 267 block of Oak Knoll Lane in northeastern Houston is a diverse community that faced a common shock on Wednesday as many were returning with their families.
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It's exactly how John Knoll, special effects genius at Industrial Light & Magic and creator of Photoshop, first pitched the movie back in 2013, to Lucasfilm president Kathleen Kennedy.
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The team positioned the drillship, Chikyu, over a formation called the Daini Atsumi Knoll that lies 20103,000 meters under the sea, south of the Japanese city of Nagoya.
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Nick Alston is a gumshoe tracking the case of a millionaire's missing son, a disappearance linked by cascading events to the grassy knoll in Dallas in November 1963.
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He perched on a grassy knoll with his cousin, Bill Westby, a Cougars fan, and noted that he had been coming to games at Autzen since the 1980s.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads On Saturday night, some 6,000 people gathered on the Prospect Park Bandshell's grassy knoll and waited to be beamed up into space.
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A few months ago, Ms. Knoll attended a book event in New Jersey, where a woman asked her if she had interviewed rape victims while researching the novel.
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Innogy, in which utility RWE holds a 76.8 percent stake, on Wednesday said it bought the rest of British offshore wind project Triton Knoll from Norway's Statkraft [STATKF.UL].
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I would gladly join Ms. Knoll at the lunch table, where we can eat what we like, enjoy it without guilt and talk about anything but our bodies.
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The marble table is from Knoll, and the chairs are early Philippe Starck — they're not very comfy, but for me, it's more about the purity of the design.
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It's served cold under a knoll of milk foam, crunchy tarragon sugar and caramelized rye bread, with sour sea buckthorn berries, like ancient shrunken suns, ready to pop.
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Battened onto its knoll, with the wind turbine humming beside it and the pale rubble scattering shadows all around, the hut looked like an outpost on another planet.
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Eagles K Mike Knoll made both of his field-goal attempts against UMass after Colton Lichtenberg went 0-for-2 in the season-opening loss to Georgia Tech.
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The cantilevered bar stools, banquettes and Eero Saarinen side tables have been replicated by Knoll, the same furniture company that made the originals, albeit with slightly different materials.
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To connoisseurs of Modernism, the mid-20th-century designs of Florence Knoll, as she was known, were — and still are — the essence of the genre's clean, functional forms.
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Staglin Family Vineyards -- portrayed as Dennis Quaid's "Parker Knoll" in the movie -- is currently unscathed by any of the surrounding fires in the area ... so says the owner.
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Many have lived on Oak Knoll Lane for decades and remember 2001's Tropical Storm Allison, which sent flood waters another couple of feet higher (60 cm) than Harvey.
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Angus Harrison: I lost hours on the grassy knoll outside my local branch of American Golf, learning how best to absorb the impact when I tumbled from a height.
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Austrian nomenclature is far more straightforward than German, with one exception: the wines of the Wachau region, which include two of my recommended wines, the Alzinger and the Knoll.
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The Knoll also seemed full of verve and energy, with similar apple and lime flavors, but it was enhanced by a scent of warm rocks — minerality, that word again.
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The Dudgeon farm was the third offshore wind asset Statkraft sold from this year, after divesting from the Triton Knoll project and the Sheringham Shoal wind farm offshore Britain.
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Rounding the top of a knoll, we look down on an expanse of tundra that bristles with so many sensors and cables that it resembles an outdoor ICU ward.
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Chief financial officer * Knoll Inc - named Charles W. Rayfield its new senior vice president and chief financial officer, effective August 14, 2017 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Team building One of my favorite personal items is a photo of me and our design teams from Knoll and Holly Hunt furniture while we were in Marfa, Tex.
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The story starts with the residents of Oak Knoll, "a desirable neighborhood in the middle of a desirable North Carolina city," and the bold choice of first-person plural.
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With nonessential businesses shut down and people staying at home, New York is "a city suddenly forced to be everything it is not," our Metro reporter Corina Knoll writes.
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The committee cited witnesses in its findings of a second gunman, including: … a police officer who said he heard a shot from the knoll and ran immediately toward it.
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Just as Knoll was taking off, he was drafted into the Army and shipped off to Europe, where he served with the Third Army as an interpreter under Gen.
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This past Easter Sunday, in a performance on a grassy knoll at Coachella which was streamed live on YouTube, West brought his Sunday Service to its biggest audience yet.
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To kick things off, John Knoll, the chief creative officer at Industrial Light and Magic, and Andy Chaikin, a space historian and author, took the stage wearing HoloLens 2 headsets.
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They are, in other words, visual effects—and a look into the mind of Knoll, the 54-year-old chief creative officer of Industrial Light & Magic, Lucasfilm's famed VFX arm.
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"We are the only team in South Tyrol with fans from these three ethnic groups," said club CEO Dieter Knoll, who added that politics has no place at the club.
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Mirelle Knoll, an 85-year-old Holocaust survivor, was found dead on Friday inside the blackened remains of her apartment, which police suspect was set ablaze after she was attacked.
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But it has gained urgency since March, when Mireille Knoll, an octogenarian Holocaust survivor, was stabbed to death in her Paris apartment by her 22006-year-old neighbor, Yacine Mihoub.
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Three years after they first broke ground, Koch and I stood atop a grassy knoll with sweeping vistas of the Manhattan skyline, the Brooklyn coast and the Statue of Liberty.
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The term "grassy knoll" now recalls the theory that Kennedy's killer was not necessarily Oswald, but instead a man firing from the ground along the route of Kennedy's presidential motorcade.
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One of the suspects was a long-time neighbor who recently finished a jail sentence for a sex offense, the victim's son Daniel Knoll told i24 News, an Israeli channel.
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The ensuing community included the potter Maija Grotell; textile artist Marianne Strengell; designers Alvar Aalto, Charles and Ray Eames, Florence Schust Knoll, and Harry Bertoia; and the sculptor Carl Milles.
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He returned after finding a knoll about three-quarters of a mile away, and on Day 42 they set off for the spot, dragging a makeshift sled with their belongings.
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" The Créteil trial comes barely three months after the killing of an 173-year-old Holocaust survivor, Mireille Knoll, in her Paris apartment by an assailant who shouted "Allahu akbar.
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Together, he and Bundy founded a boutique textile company, Telares Uruapan, and collaborated over the years with luminaries of American modernism like Alexander Girard and Francine Knoll on custom designs.
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There, Mr. Knoll was involved romantically and professionally with a furniture designer named Florence Schust, who held a view of modern design that was in direct opposition to Mr. Risom's.
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The festival, which has been held on the same grassy knoll for years, was forced to move: its new home will be in Beersville, NB, about 60 kilometres north of Moncton.
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In terms of non - YA books, I love The Luckiest Girl Alive by Jessica Knoll, Brain on Fire by Susannah Calahan, and and Welcome to the Monkey House by Kurt Vonnegut.
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A stretch of zinc bar with a charred wood front is the cynosure that faces groups of comfortable modern furniture, much of it by Knoll and easily moved to suit customers.
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However, once she went off to college, "she discovered Oreos were vegan and went on a full vegan junk food diet," heavy on processed foods, bread and pasta, Ms. Knoll said.
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The monastery was built in 1499 on a knoll above the Puna Tsang River, though given the hazy mythology surrounding Drukpa Kunley's evangelism, there are contradictory accounts of the monastery's founding.
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The company's design work included the stacking fiberglass Handkerchief chairs for Knoll (1982) and the Serenissimo line for Acerbis (1985), a series of glass-topped tables resting on thick cylindrical legs.
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That's little solace to the family of Mireille Knoll, the 85-year-old Holocaust survivor who was stabbed to death last month in her Paris apartment in an apparent hate crime.
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I see the main action beginning on May 3, 2016, the day Trump placed Ted Cruz's father atop the Grassy Knoll, won Indiana, and joined Hillary in becoming a "presumptive" nominee.
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They assembled on a grassy knoll overlooking the Square of the Independent Student Association, once the site of an old Jewish cemetery that was buried by the Communists after the war.
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But the piece, created by local artist Scott Reeder, was actually first installed in 2013 as part of Art Basel Miami Beach, where it loomed on the grassy knoll of Collins Park.
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Mr. Sapper also designed for Mercedes, Fiat and Pirelli; conceived an ergonomic executive chair and computer monitor arms for Knoll; and invented teakettles that whistled in two keys, emulating an American locomotive.
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In 1952, he created the Diamond chair — an airy, mesh seat — for Knoll, and it's still ubiquitous in fashionable outdoor spaces, such as the sculpture garden of the Museum of Modern Art.
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"I think if we understood the history that lead us to this moment in the world we might be a bit wiser about how we consider the next moments," Knoll told CNBC.
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Bertoia's hand-crafted wire mesh forms, one of which is shown here, were mass-produced as seating by Knoll since the 2138s, giving him the financial means to devote himself to sculpture.
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The Eagles have excelled in the kicking game, as Colton Lichtenberg is 6-for-6 on field goals and punter Mike Knoll has pinned opponents inside the 20-yard line 13 times.
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CEO Scott Knoll told me that he was particularly interested in Swarm's technology for side channel analysis, a technique for examining a web browser to identify whether or not it's a bot.
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"I don't know why we are here or why we are doing this," she said to her mother as she leaned against her pack on a rocky knoll in the morning light.
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I've seen the footage, even visited the grassy knoll in Dallas, and some mixture of the saturated 1960s video and the Texas streets merged in my mind with the scents and sounds.
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In Rachel Harrison's excellent early installation "Snake in the Grass" (1997), photographs that the artist took at Dallas's infamous grassy knoll hang in a maze of suspended drywall fragments, uneasy and unresolved.
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Estimated to sell for at least £400,000, this 15-inch-high canvas had been entered from the estate of the Danish-American designer Jens Risom, co-founder of the Knoll furniture company.
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Jessica Knoll means money rich, not rich as in good works, or family values, or personal responsibility or any of the many qualities that truly make up a happy and productive life.
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Born in Vienna on May 29, 19823, Felix George Rohatyn was the only son of Alexander Rohatyn, a Polish Jew, and the former Edith Knoll, the daughter of a prosperous Viennese banker.
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"Sid Vicious" was one common nickname; his own White House colleague Rahm Emanuel gave him the nickname "grassy knoll," owing to his penchant for identifying and decrying various conservative conspiracies against the president.
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The sidewalk is a gradual wrapping grade that moves you to the knoll, where all the hanging present themselves in measured precision, regimented, stoic, overwhelming in the immovable lines of suspended rusted red.
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Carlos Santana pounced on a 1-0 fastball down and out over the plate, drilling it about three-fourths of the way up the grassy knoll behind the wall for his eighth homer.
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With sweeping shots that depict every reach of strange, from a grassy knoll to a spiky alien heart, ominous shots of a planet in motion somersault through two minutes of a pulsing soundtrack.
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"With full control over Triton Knoll, we will now develop the project further to final investment decision at our own discretion," Hans Bunting, Innogy's chief operating officer for renewables, said in a statement.
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Knoll, a former president of the American Bankruptcy Institute who billed $950 an hour on the Caesars case, was involved with Lazar when she was hired in August 2014, according to court records.
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The Knoll, from the Kreutles vineyard, was labeled "federspiel," a designation indicating that the grapes had been picked at a medium level of ripeness, as opposed to the very ripe designation of smaragd.
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"I was so conditioned to not talk about it that it didn't even occur to me to be forthcoming," Ms. Knoll said during a recent interview at her publisher's office in Midtown Manhattan.
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Conspiracy theorists didn't learn much about the grassy knoll, a magic bullet or the umbrella man, and little to challenge the government's longtime explanation that Lee Harvey Oswald and Jack Ruby acted alone.
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PARIS — Every morning, in a part of the 11th Arrondissement of Paris that has not yet gentrified, Mireille Knoll would sit at home watching television as she waited for her personal care aide.
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Bumblebees buzzed, birds chirped and not a spot of bare earth was visible, unlike a knoll across the valley, a Christmas tree farm, where rows of evergreens stood on bare gray-brown earth.
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The studio, perched on a knoll a few hundred yards from the main house, is meant to resemble a ruined outbuilding — a springhouse or root cellar, perhaps — that has been rediscovered and repurposed.
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It remains one of the most notorious unsolved mysteries of the 20th century, along with the whereabouts of Amelia Earhart and the identity of the so-called second shooter on the grassy knoll.
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Nick Corasaniti, Laura Dimon, Corina Knoll, Jeffery C. Mays, Sarah Maslin Nir, Sharon Otterman, Azi Paybarah, Andrea Salcedo, Ed Shanahan, Edgar Sandoval, Nate Schweber, Ashley Southall, Tracey Tully and Michael Wilson contributed reporting.
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"With J-Power and Kansai Electric Power we have found experienced and reliable partners and we are delighted to be working with them to successfully realize the Triton Knoll Offshore Wind Farm together."
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Work on the electrical system that will be used to transport power from the Innogy-owned Triton Knoll windfarm to U.K. homes began Monday, the team behind the project said in an announcement.
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This 11-bedroom, 15-and-a-half-bath, 35,384-square-foot Georgian Colonial mansion sits at the end of a majestic tree-lined driveway and at the top of an 8-acre knoll.
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Shell plans to restore production at its Ram Powell Hub in the Viosca Knoll area of the Gulf as it soon as the platform can be operated safely, the company said in a statement.
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Heck, Tim Knoll, the biker in the video, is so good at busting bike tricks that don't involve the act of pedaling that he can even launch off the bike directly onto a skateboard.
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In seeking to buy Design Within Reach, Herman Miller gained a respected retail outlet that could better showcase its goods, at a time when Knoll, a top rival, was expanding its own retail footprint.
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But such is the never-ending swirl of intrigue and and grassy knoll conspiracy theories around the Kennedy assassination that any equivocation by the government was certain to set off the rumor machines again.
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" France's chief rabbi, Haim Korsia, said in a tweet: "Horrified by the tragic death of Mireille Knoll, who escaped the Shoah, nearly a year to the day after the murder of Sarah Halimi-Attal.
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"There's a real concern corporations are just stripping money out of places," said Michael Knoll, a law professor and a director at the University of Pennsylvania Law School Center for Tax Law and Policy.
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Jessica Knoll has a knack for delivering a quick read that casts a long shadow, one you want to linger in even as the darkness raises the hairs on the back of your neck.
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You probably also know there are hundreds of conspiracy theories about who was behind the assassination, and whether Oswald was the lone gunman or if there was another shooter on the infamous grassy knoll.
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Knoll — was a Michigan-born disciple of Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, who had returned from a stint at the Architectural Association in London transfixed by the chilly austerity of the German Bauhaus movement.
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"The grassy knoll at north Bondi is the place to be seen on Saturdays and Sundays as it attracts buff bodies and bikinis," Zak Mann, a 20-year Bondi resident, said in an interview.
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Since the initial announcement of the round earlier this month, Urban Us, the early-stage fund focused on companies transforming city life, has joined the syndicate comprised of Tech Square Labs and Knoll Ventures. Cove.
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In an op-ed for the New York Times entitled "I Want to Be Rich and I'm Not Sorry," Knoll explains, as matter-of-factly as Stephanie did in the book, her definition of success.
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Rising land values explain 80% of the rise in rich-world house prices between the end of the second world war and 2012, according to research by economists Katharina Knoll, Moritz Schularick and Thomas Steger.
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Fabien Knoll, Honorary Senior Research Fellow at the University of Manchester, lies next to the exceptionally large carnivorous dinosaur footprints found in Lesotho, Africa in this undated handout photo obtained by Reuters October 26, 2017.
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Knoll admitted to NPR that she's spent a fair amount of time indulging in the "guilty pleasure" of binging reality TV herself, which certainly shows in her extraordinarily familiar — yet still surprising — RHONY-inspired characters.
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The bankrupt operating unit hired financial adviser Melissa Knoll and her team in 2014 to help probe creditor allegations that its parent, Caesars, stripped away its best hotels and left behind a mountain of debt.
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Rentmeester, a former Olympic rower, photographed Jordan on a grassy knoll at the University of North Carolina for a Life edition on American athletes bound to compete in the 1984 Summer Olympics in Los Angeles.
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The latest revelations, in an article published by The New York Times, make a "compelling" case for more disclosure, said Michael Knoll, professor of law and real estate at the University of Pennsylvania Law School.
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Ms. Knoll was a child in Paris when, in the summer of 1942, the French police cooperating with the Germans rounded up thousands of the city's Jews, most of whom were later murdered at Auschwitz.
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It blended 19th century French antiques with clean, beautiful lines, like the hulking armoire near the bed and wooden desk facing the window, with contemporary pieces from brands like Knoll, Carl Hansen & Søn and Ercol.
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Nick Corasaniti, Laura Dimon, Corina Knoll, Jeffery C. Mays, Sarah Maslin Nir, Sharon Otterman, Azi Paybarah, Ed Shanahan, Andrea Salcedo, Edgar Sandoval, Nate Schweber, Ashley Southall, Tracey Tully, Michael Wilson and Mihir Zaveri contributed reporting.
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Augustus had made that knoll his afternoon resting place over the past year, and it had long before been decided that if anything were to happen to Augustus that was where he would be placed.
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Rentmeester's photo depicted Jordan, then a student at the University of North Carolina, airborne in a grassy knoll featuring a basketball hoop as a prop, with his left arm extended upward and a basketball in hand.
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As Linden asks, "Is someone there?" with the nervousness of a man who has been ghosted on live television before, Knoll stands behind him in the frame, adjusting her hair and eyebrows for the big moment.
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Knoll, invited to share the screen with the journalist, seizes her moment to deviate from the usual acts of peculiarity that go with dropping in on interviews, to just say hello to her mum and dad.
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But it's refreshing to know that the franchise is still at the forefront of cutting edge visual effects and inventiveness under the auspices of John Knoll, ILM's chief creative officer and Rogue One's visual effects supervisor.
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Shell plans to restore production at its Ram Powell Hub in the Viosca Knoll area of the Gulf as it soon as it confirms the platform can be operated safely, the company said in a statement.
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Ms. Knoll was a child in Paris when, in the summer of 1942, the French police, cooperating with the Germans, rounded up thousands of the city's Jews, stuffing them into a cycling stadium, the Vélodrome d'Hiver.
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Today, it feels like the terrace of a grand country estate, with Knoll chairs and tables beside vibrant flower beds, a trellis with heat lamps for the chill, and cascading water drowning out the urban din.
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It took place on the windswept sidelines of the Hippodrome D'Auteuil, on a grassy knoll speckled with wildflowers, where two big aluminum pipes had been laid above ground, along a garbage bag-covered pair of runways.
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Under the terms of the deal, J-Power will take a 25 percent stake in the £2 billion ($2.6 billion) Triton Knoll Offshore Wind Farm project, while Kansai Electric Power's stake will amount to 16 percent.
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In 1943, she became a designer for Mr. Knoll, the scion of a family that had founded a furniture business in Germany in 1865, who had established his own furniture business in New York in 1938.
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" Par peur de monter les communautés les unes contre les autres, vous finissez par dissimuler les problèmes ", affirme le romancier et essayiste Pascal Bruckner, l'un des signataires du manifeste publié après la mort de Mme Knoll.
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British offshore wind project Triton Knoll has attracted the interest of several large investment funds, according to three sources familiar with the matter, in a sign of the growing competition for assets in the fast-changing sector.
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ESSEN, Germany, March 12 (Reuters) - German energy group Innogy is currently studying numerous options for the ownership structure of Triton Knoll, a planned 2 billion pound ($2.8 billion) offshore wind farm in Britain, its chief executive said.
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Growing up, Ms. Chia didn't realize that she was surrounded by icons of modern design: a Florence Knoll sofa, a Braun mixer by Dieter Rams, two Bertoia chairs that now sit in her apartment near Union Square.
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In February 2015, a month after the unit filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection, Knoll filed a declaration with the court listing potential conflicts of interest as part of the court process for approving her team's employment.
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Chris Knoll left a job as an equity analyst in South Africa to take the course in Amsterdam and soon after graduating this year he got a job at a private equity group in the Dutch city.
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The Trump presidency will have a lasting effect because people form political identities in early adulthood, said Benjamin Knoll, an associate professor of politics at Centre College in Kentucky who specializes in public opinion and voting patterns.
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According to the committee, Oswald fired three shots from the sixth floor window of the Texas School Book Depository Building and an unidentified person fired one shot from the grassy knoll in front of the President's limousine.
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Though much of the furniture and dishware was auctioned off at the restaurant's close, Major Food Group has commissioned Knoll, the designer of the original chairs in the Four Seasons, to produce new ones for the restaurants.
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Shortly before Germany's invasion of Denmark in 1940, Mr. Risom emigrated to the United States, took a job at a small textiles firm and met Hans Knoll, a German immigrant whose parents worked in the furniture business.
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An 85-year-old Jewish woman, Mireille Knoll, who had narrowly escaped the Holocaust, was murdered in Paris this week, less than a year after the murder of another Jewish woman, Sarah Halimi, in the same area.
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"Now closing in on 100 games and already past 100 career points, McDavid has earned the admiration of his contemporaries and hockey's old guard," Andrew Knoll wrote of the player who many see as a generational talent.
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Goldgar, who is overseeing the bankruptcy, said he could never be sure Knoll had not shared information with the lawyer for Caesars, and as a result he said the investigation by the bankrupt unit would have little value.
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That includes the aluminum furniture of early modernist and industrialist Warren McArthur; home or garage-made folk-art furniture; the rare early work produced by Herman Miller and Knoll, and just about any object made of perforated metal.
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Daniel Knoll said his mother suffered from Parkinson's disease and was not aware that her neighbor had spent time in jail for molesting the 12-year-old daughter of a woman who acted as her live-in carer.
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With a deft movement, he pushed almost the entire sausage into the roll, until just a nubbin—a mere knoll of pork—was left poking out of the top, a necklace of brownish ketchup sliding down the sides.
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Ms. Russo passed up a plot on a grassy knoll under a tree in favor of one bordering Bushwick Avenue, because she felt that her mother, who had always lived on busy streets, would feel more at home.
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It is the work of five economists: Òscar Jordà of the San Francisco Fed, Katharina Knoll of the Bundesbank, Alan Taylor of the University of California, Davis, and Dmitry Kuvshinov and Moritz Schularick, both of the University of Bonn.
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Mr. Grossinger estimates there were once 40,000 to 50,000 valley oaks and hundreds of groves; there are now only some 700 oaks and just one grove, on a farm named Oak Knoll, protected by its owner, the Lamoreaux family.
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There were about 20 of us, and we had been assigned to the landscaping crew atop the grassy knoll within the prison's walls known as China Hill, spending our weekdays in what felt to us prisoners like the wilderness.
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The house is part of the Viewpoint Collection's development of luxury real estate around Los Angeles, which is also behind the ten-acre Owlwood Estate listed at $115 million, and the 11,000-square-foot modern farmhouse on Knoll Drive.
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The Paris prosecutor's office said on Monday that Ms. Knoll had been killed because of the "membership, real or supposed, of the victim of a particular religion" — a roundabout way of saying she was killed because she was Jewish.
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Their voices followed and enveloped Woods like a cascading wave, cresting the rise as he did, and then flowing back down the other side of the knoll until Woods ducked his head inside a small white door and disappeared.
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Knoll also briefly works on the world's first photoshopped image (though Adobe doesn't want you to use that word, because it puts them in danger of losing their trademark), which is a photo of his wife in Bora Bora.
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Florence Knoll Bassett, a pioneering designer and entrepreneur who created the modern look and feel of America's postwar corporate office with sleek furniture, artistic textiles and an uncluttered, free-flowing workplace environment, died on Friday in Coral Gables, Fla.
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I sat down with Edwards and legendary visual effects supervisor John Knoll for two conversations about the ways technology as a tool is getting out of the way to let filmmakers do their most important job: tell a fascinating story.
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And while we could all benefit from a digital detox, I know I'd prefer to spend my tech-free hours on, say, a grassy knoll in the sunshine with my pals — not on a polyurethane plane cushion sandwiched between total strangers.
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The opinion echoed points made in numerous amicus briefs calling on the court to overturn the physical presence rule, including a brief that we filed with Michael Knoll of the University of Pennsylvania and Ruth Mason of the University of Virginia.
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LONDON/FRANKFURT (Reuters) - British offshore wind project Triton Knoll has attracted the interest of several large investment funds, according to three sources familiar with the matter, in a sign of the growing competition for assets in the fast-changing sector.
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Knoll - who narrowly escaped being rounded up with around 13,000 Jews who were held at a cycling track in Paris in July 1942 before being deported to Auschwitz - had known the suspect since he was seven years old, he added.
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In May it will reopen as a 03-room hotel replete with the kind of time-traveling touches, including Knoll furniture, a sunken lounge bar and rotary phones in every room, that generally serve as Pavlovian bells for the style-minded.
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Tucked in a corner by the vast picture windows, guarded from the summer sun by shoji screens, a chiming Sonambient sculpture made in the early 1970s by the furniture designer Harry Bertoia, a Knoll colleague, stands quietly, waiting to be touched.
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Some are young — like Jordan Casteel, born in 22019, and Kaveri Raina, born in 21983; three are centenarians — Toko Shinoda, born in 24, Carmen Herrera, born in 288, and Florence Knoll, born in 2212; and many are no longer living.
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Ms. Albers visited the country 14 times, starting in 1935, and the curators credit a visit to the Zapotec ruins at Monte Albán for the triangular motifs that turn up in her prints, wall-hangings and commercial fabric for Knoll.
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In an essay published in Lena Dunham's Lenny Letter, Knoll opens up for the first time about the devastating experience that continues to haunt her, explaining why she kept it hidden for so many years – and why she's choosing to speak out now.
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" Knoll argues that our new cultural obsession with "wellness" is just dieting in disguise — "and the diet industry is a function of the patriarchal beauty standard under which women either punish themselves to become smaller or are punished for failing to comply.
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Here's what Disney and Lucasfilm are offering in exchange for your hard-earned dollars: A Rogue Idea – Hear how ILM's John Knoll came up with the movie's concept – and why it's the right film to launch the Star Wars stand-alone films.
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You can go to a Dodgers game for just a few bucks (unless you plan on eating or drinking in the stadium) or you can find a grassy knoll, set up a picnic, and engage in your God-given right to day drink.
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"The fact that they're embracing what advertisers want — the fact that they're bringing in these third parties — I think that's good for the industry," said Scott Knoll, CEO of metrics firm Integral Ad Science, which has worked with Facebook on viewability issues.
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There is a certain art to sitting down—even in front of a screen—and spending a few minutes meditating on a grassy knoll in England, or joining a stranger on a stroll through Tokyo just as cherry blossoms begin to bloom.
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"Fundamentally, putting a kid in jail is shown to have no positive impact and have tons of negative impact for the kid and the family," Knoll Lowney, the attorney who recently filed a lawsuit against the city on the advocates' behalf, told me.
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While working on the arena maintenance crew, Drnaso told me, he found his attention drawn to an "oddball" co-worker, and wrote a story, "The Grassy Knoll," about a young man on a maintenance team who ostracizes a colleague with a creepy grin.
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The slaughter of Jewish children at an Orthodox school in Toulouse in 2012, the terrorist attack on a kosher supermarket in a Paris suburb in 2015 and the brutal murder in 2018 of Mireille Knoll, a Holocaust survivor, form a trail of horror.
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Before turning your roof into a grassy knoll, you should talk to an engineer to make sure it can support the additional weight — not just the dry soil and planting layers, but the extra load involved when it is saturated with water.
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As part of a project with Murphy Group for the U.K. National Grid, SenSat digitized a 52 km underground transmission line as a part of the Triton Knoll offshore wind farm project, resulting in reducing time on site by 200%, it claims.
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Clarksville police spokesperson Jim Knoll told BuzzFeed News that the department received a report Thursday that a man dressed as a clown with a white-painted face and a red nose was near a bus stop waving children over to him with a lollipop.
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On Wednesday, New York University's vice president for enrollment management, MJ Knoll-Finn, wrote a letter to both the chairman and the chief executive of the Common Application asking for an expedited review of whether those questions on its form are fair or necessary.
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"It's a bad trade," he said, chuckling, referring to his vegetable garden and orchard, designed by the landscape architect Stacy Paetzel, who recommended South Bay quartzite for the steps leading to the knoll-top garden and installed galvanized hardware cloth for the cedar fencing.
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Her mother is a physical education, health and driver's education teacher at Oak Knoll School of the Holy Child, an elementary and high school in Summit, N.J. Mr. O'Brien, 31, is a litigation associate at Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison, the New York law firm.
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