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"Pointing the way to abortion is a violation of conscience," Waggoner added.

He reached back and inserted a finger inside himself—pointing the way.

The killers are on the prowl with the Commissars pointing the way.

Chip stocks may be pointing the way to a rebound in the manufacturing economy.

His art can be surprisingly abstract, pointing the way to Impressionism and later movements.

Manager Casey Stengel theatrically pointing the way at the start of spring training in 1962.

"You're Bengali, better run home," the soldiers mocked, pointing the way with their rifles, she said.

Autopilot is an awe-inspiring demonstration technology, pointing the way to a full autonomous driving future.

Skillful, a partnership among the Markle Foundation, LinkedIn and Colorado, is one initiative pointing the way.

Drooping consumer sentiment is pointing the way to a substantial economic slowdown, if history is any guide.

But, surprise, some of it is sticking, and those victories are pointing the way for everything else.

These are the efforts that best respect the region's history while pointing the way to a sustainable future.

And if America's cities are pointing the way forward, are continuing racial violence and deprivation simply exceptions to the rule?

There are arrows pointing the way on the floor, and signs with a corresponding store map to reinforce the path.

Torres wanted to review the evidence, so we crossed the river in our peke-peke , with Nena pointing the way.

Given this, the administrative actors are to be commended for pointing the way towards a long-term solution, rather than criticised.

Sadly it won't arrive before election day — the movie is out December 16 — but at least this trailer is pointing the way.

You might think hardened oilmen would resent the turbines pointing the way to a future when the world no longer needs fossil fuels.

Young players like Patrick Mahomes, Baker Mayfield, Mitchell Trubisky and Saquon Barkley became stars in 2018, pointing the way to a post-Brady world.

Grass-roots energy, like what we saw on display at the Women's March and airport protests, is pointing the way to a new Democratic era.

And then there it was, in the dirt at my feet: Some benevolent soul had scrawled an arrow with a fingertip, pointing the way ahead.

As consumer devices and traditional hearing aid tech increasingly cross paths, Starkey's Livio AI hearing aid is the one device clearly pointing the way forward.

But this burst of health care proposals, including the one from Sanders, has done the important work of pointing the way toward a long-term goal.

To get to the party, there's a narrow corridor of chain-link fences, with helpful signs affixed: "Not-A-Flamethrower pickup party," with an arrow pointing the way.

Evidence was all around—in the wasteland, the rubble and the gum leaves of highly flammable eucalyptus trees, "thousands of fingers pointing the way the fire had gone".

Your own answer to the question is something of a parental compass needle too, pointing the way when you are unsure how to parent in a given situation.

That cosmogram, conflating African spirituality with diasporic history, also suggests a constellation in the night sky pointing the way toward freedom and the North, which the footprints also emphasize.

"You aren't going to get a rally in the financials, a group that amounts to roughly 20 percent of the S&P, without Goldman pointing the way," Cramer said.

Given the complex interplay among emissions, air quality and climate, better scientific understanding can actually save money by pointing the way to lower cost solutions that enhance net benefits.

Today Stanley says he intended to highlight China's program as a cautionary tale for the US. "This really seemed to be pointing the way towards a dark potential future," he says.

Muslims across the world can download apps such as Muslim Pro, replete with daily prayer timetables, notifications for both sunrise and sunset, and an electronic compass pointing the way towards Mecca.

In many ways, the Black and White Ball served as a signpost pointing the way to Kardashia, that mythical land where accomplishment is largely optional and fame is an end unto itself.

Now science is pointing the way to more radical treatments for cases of infertility in which sperm or eggs are absent or too low in quality for today's IVF techniques to work.

But as more reports pile up, it appears that, once again, comedic fiction is pointing the way toward a troubling reality — the most popular new gadget on the market is endangering some users.

But others, like the first generation of iOS-based apps made for macOS, are pointing the way for where the Mac is going, and why reports of its coming demise are greatly exaggerated.

But Nader's old point is similar what Schultz and his defenders are saying today — that a would-be spoiler is saving the Democrats from themselves, and pointing the way to a winning strategy.

The best college football coaches will get statues outside their stadiums, and they'll stand there, scowling in bronze, sternly pointing the way forward in all weather; the rest serve at the mercy of restive subjects.

And there will be Cassidy-Collins, pointing the way toward a superwaiver solution: federal funding for states to take and try to make health insurance affordable for all their residents, by what means they will.

On the way, while being jostled by high schoolers, I noticed the ubiquitous signs pointing the way to the three big historic perfumeries in Grasse that offer tours, perfume workshops and fragrance products: Galimard, Molinard and Fragonard.

The first model was chunky, simple, and derided as a blown-up iPhone, but in the end, users loved the large touchscreen experience, pointing the way toward the tablet becoming more capable and laptop-like in the future.

As congressional Republicans across the country grapple with the Trump effect on their home-state campaigns, the mild-mannered Portman, 60, may be pointing the way forward in his race, the nation's most expensive Senate contest so far this year.

Its invention sounds so ingenious you'd wish you thought it up: a sleek-looking holographic projector that sits on a car dashboard and beams what look to the driver like 3D arrows glowing over the tarmac, pointing the way to go.

Wilson shows that countries like Chile and cities like Amsterdam, which builds exercise into its urban design and takes a citywide multigenerational approach to eating better and eating together, are pointing the way toward the kind of change we need.

In a paper to be published this week in Physical Review Letters, Dr. Hawking and his colleagues Andrew Strominger of Harvard and Malcolm Perry of Cambridge University in England say they have found a clue pointing the way out of black holes.

NEW YORK (Reuters) - The seven-week U.S. stock market rally still has some room to run and could punch through the record high set by the S&P 500 last May, based on a number of indicators that are pointing the way higher.

The billionaire creator of the Oasis plans to leave his entire fortune to whoever can find an Easter egg he hid in the system, and the tale kicks off after protagonist Wade Watts (played by Tye Sheridan) finds one of the keys pointing the way.

With existing semi-autonomous cars already clearly pointing the way to self-driving cars, it's not crazy to see a mass bifurcation where people choose to either live in expensive city centers or move even farther out of urban cores in the knowledge that they'll be able to work or relax en route.

Stepping past the titanic presences of Matisse and Picasso without entirely avoiding their long cast shadows, Hyman positions Henri Rousseau as a key catalyst, pointing the way to a childlike wonder evident in the pictorial inventions of artists like Marc Chagall, Carlo Carrà, Max Beckmann, early Balthus, Philip Guston, and Bhupen Khakhar.

The group's work, which is described in this week's issue of Science, represents a critical step in the progression of synthetic biology with the integration of DNA-based memory, in particular, pointing the way toward building large computational systems from biological components—computing devices that are living cells—and, ultimately, programming complex biological functions.

I was alone and I looked back in amazement at the crowds taking photos of the art not realizing that this was right in front of them — with art pointing the way to it: one of Lee Ufan's sculptures is a giant metal arch positioned like a frame around the sea, or a portal to it.

But she is also much more, reflecting a big new creative trend: Artificial intelligence is creating serious art and music It is pointing the way to smart style and fashion It can judge landscapes, of potential use to urban designers And with Ava, AI is showing a potential future of advertising: no longer ignoring customer aesthetic tastes, ad firms could base promotional decisions on them.

It's not just the main character, Fury, clipping through objects in the world; textures popping in and out at will; most environments taking place in tight, bland corridors on a major city in Earth that has no personality whatsoever, down to a subway sign merely pointing the way towards the "stadium," rather than anywhere in particular; combat that wants to be Dark Souls but buddy, you're not Dark Souls; a story with characters but no credible motivations.

IF YOU have an eye for the quirky, you might have raised a smile over the notice-board that greeted people entering the lobby of one of Istanbul's newly-built hotels earlier this week: the English word "SINS" in capital letters, pointing the way to a conference room where two of the world's most eminent Christian leaders (Justin Welby, Archbishop of Canterbury and head of the Anglican Communion, and Patriarch Bartholomew I, who enjoys primacy of honour in the hierarchy of Orthodox Christianity) were co-leading a rather intensive debate.

Instead, there must be a literary sense of functionally assisting, guiding, or pointing the way to some end.

The two members of Backwoods were Buka and Level, thus pointing the way to the resurrection of Argyle Park in 1998.

So far, however, the lack of unanimity between the countries involved in the negotiating process has meant that there is no clear leitmotif pointing the way towards such an agreement.

The Wayward Sons of Mother Earth is the debut album by British folk metal band Skyclad, and is regarded as one of the first folk metal albums, with the track "The Widdershins Jig" in particular pointing the way for the genre. Front cover artwork is by Garry Sharpe-Young.

Signage for PA 321 from Kane northward had been removed by March 1966 as that section of road was under construction, with the northern terminus of the route moved to US 6 at the south end of Kane. In April 1968, signage was installed in Kane pointing the way to the Kinzua Dam via US 6; PA 321 remained unsigned pending the completion of the road north of Kane. With the construction of PA 321, the route remained unsigned north of Kane. In addition, there were a lack of signs at the PA 59 intersection pointing the way to Kane and a lack of signage in Kane directing motorists to attractions in the Kinzua Dam area.

Drabelle, Dennis. "Pointing the Way to the Pole," in The Pennsylvania Gazette, November–December 2011. Philadelphia Pennsylvania: University of Pennsylvania. The hospital's chaplain was the pastor at St. Patrick's church located at 20th and Locust Streets, Father Peter McGrane, who heard confessions and offered mass daily, and also offered assistance with baptisms and burials.

66 Motel, built soon after the war, was constructed (1946–47) in front of the historic Carty's cabin camp. In 1949, the old El Garces railway hotel accommodated its last overnight visitors. In its heyday, the 66 Motel (like many other contemporary lodgings) offered air conditioning, TV and kitchenettes with neon signage pointing the way.

His brother is the Obi of Idumoje Ugboko. In addition to his > architecture Nwoko has many other accomplishments in the arts. He co- > published New Culture, a leading arts magazine, pointing the way toward new > movements in African art. He led the way toward a modern mode of expression > in African art, theatre, painting, and architecture.

"First Nation opens new park in northern Ontario". CBC Northern Ontario, August 21, 2015. The park is the first phase in a planned Georgian Bay Coast Trail project, which will eventually see a 200-kilometre nature trail extending on indigenous-owned land from Point Grondine to Bayfield Inlet."Sudbury Accent: Pointing the way to the coast".

Dombey and Son, Introduction, Karl Smith, Wordsworth Classics However, he also believes that the satire against this man is tempered with compassion. Smith also draws attention to the fact that certain characters in the novel 'develop a pattern from Dickens's earlier novels, whilst pointing the way to future works'. One such character is Little Paul who is a direct descendant of Little Nell.

Isaac Israel Hayes (March 5, 1832 – December 17, 1881) was an American Arctic explorer, physician, and politician,Drabelle, Dennis. "Pointing the Way to the Pole," in The Gazette, November-December 2011. Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: University of Pennsylvania. who was appointed as the commanding officer at Satterlee General Hospital during the American Civil War,Myerson, Ralph M., M.D. "Isaac I. Hayes," in Polar Priorities, Vol.

Since then, the appearance of the whole building to the present day has undergone only cosmetic changes. Today, the height of the tower is , and the range of light pointing the way to the port is nearly . The lighthouse is open for tourists in summer. The lighthouse of Darłowo is the only lighthouse in Poland built on a rectangular plan.

Sign pointing the way to Abrams Creek Campground Around 1850, brothers William and Robert James established a cotton and woolen mill at the mouth of Abrams Creek. The mill used power generated by the creek's flow to spin and weave fabric. The mill closed at the outset of the American Civil War.Information obtained from Tennessee Historical Commission marker IE 14 along US-129, 30 March 2008.

Many Canadian and British soldiers are shown raising a hat or a rifle, a sign of victory first introduced into Boer War memorials.Vance, p.18. The Greek goddess Nike herself frequently appears on civic memorials, particularly in Britain and Canada, personifying victory, often pointing the way to soldiers: the image is far less, common, however, on more sombre memorials in battlefields and graveyards.Borg, pp.97, 99; Vance, p.18.

The three musicians formed The East Pointers in 2014 and began performing on the east coast and later in Ontario."Pointing the way to music success and the Esplanade". Medicine Hat News, By Chris Brown on October 4, 2018 They released their debut album, Secret Victory in late 2015, and promoted it through concert performances in Canada, the United States and Australia."Canadian boys are back in town".

In modern times, Julian Budden has noted that "Verdi's own experiment in combining national anthems [..] sounds contrived because there has to be a certain amount of harmonic manipulation to make it possible"Budden, Vol. 3 1984, p. 233 but he does regard "the bold, not to say reckless, combination of different melodies" as pointing the way forward and actually being accomplished "with greater skill in Aida".Budden, Vol.

About 17,000 emergency telephones are distributed at regular intervals all along the autobahn network, with triangular stickers on the armco barriers pointing the way to the nearest one. Despite the increasing use of mobile phones, there are still about 150 calls made each day on average (after some 700 in 2013). This still equals four calls per kilometre each year. The location of the caller is automatically sent to the operator.

This work shows a reclining female nude with her hands above her head, harkening back to Titian's Bacchanal of the Andrians.Wolf, "Pointing the Way Ahead," 62. Her sexualized pose emphasizes the erotic nature of Venus, while her overlapped legs suggest a soft modesty. While Phaedra is not overtly sexual, she is a horizontal nude whose character is associated with lustful love, showing continuity between Cabanel's past works and this one.

Route 185 is a short one-block-long state highway in Jersey City in the U.S. state of New Jersey, between Route 440 and Linden Avenue. Route 185 is a freeway in the Greenville neighborhood of Jersey City. It is parallel to Interstate 78 (the Newark Bay Extension of the New Jersey Turnpike) on the eastern side. On Route 440, signs pointing the way to Route 185 imply that the highway runs directly to Liberty State Park.

In its basic form, the paról has five points and two "tails" that evoke rays of light pointing the way to the Christ Child, and candles inside the lanterns have been superseded by electric illumination. In the Church of the Nativity in Bethlehem, a silver star with 14 undulating rays marks the location traditionally claimed to be that of Jesus' birth. In quilting, a common eight-pointed star design is known as the Star of Bethlehem.

Post-war, Hayes penned a book about his expedition days, The Open Polar Sea: A Narrative of a Voyage of Discovery towards the North Pole, in the Schooner United States.Drabelle, "Pointing the Way to the Pole." He then followed up with the publication of other work, including 1869's Cast Away in the Cold. On November 23, 1874, a reception was held in Hayes' honor at the Arcadian Club during which General Roy Stone spoke about Hayes' accomplishments.

Representatives from international as well as domestic companies attended. Shockley believed (and stated) that he should have received all the credit for the discovery of the transistor. He actively excluded Bardeen and Brattain from new areas of research, in particular the junction transistor, which Shockley patented. Shockley's theory of the junction transistor was an "impressive achievement", pointing the way to future solid-state electronics, but it would be several years before its construction would become practically possible.

Pointing the way to the sound they would embrace on their next record, the record's final track, "Light Don't Shine", is light on horns and relies more on detailed guitar, alongside a soft-voiced, reflective Johnny. This song would, ironically, prove to be something of an epitaph. The Jukes created well-received records after this. However, they were simply not able to crack the national consciousness and sell enough records to justify true star-level backing.

Wagner's later musical style introduced new ideas in harmony, melodic process (leitmotif) and operatic structure. Notably from Tristan und Isolde onwards, he explored the limits of the traditional tonal system, which gave keys and chords their identity, pointing the way to atonality in the 20th century. Some music historians date the beginning of modern classical music to the first notes of Tristan, which include the so-called Tristan chord.Deathridge (2008) 114Magee (2000) 208–9 Gustav Mahler Wagner inspired great devotion.

J.M. Bremer and Dawe both conclude that the will of the gods may factor into Aristotelian hamartia. Golden disagrees.Golden, 6 Bremer observes that the Messenger in Oedipus Rex says, "He was raging - one of the dark powers pointing the way, ...someone, something leading him on - he hurled at the twin doors and bending the bolts back out of their sockets, crashed through the chamber,".Worthen, 85 Bremer cites Sophocles' mention of Oedipus being possessed by "dark powers" as evidence of guidance from either divine or daemonic force.

Drabelle, "Pointing the Way to the Pole." While still engaged with Kane's expedition, Hayes and another team member succeeded in making a round trip exploration of the east coast of Ellesmere Island north of the 79th parallel (79° north). Traveling by sledge, they were able to improve mapping of the area by documenting the features of of previously uncharted coastline, an effort which helped future Arctic explorers,Oswalt, Wendell H. Eskimos and Explorers, Second Edition, p. 114. Lincoln Nebraska and London, England: University of Nebraska Press, 1999.

The society printed its own journal.ARS Journal homepage The AIS did pioneering work in testing the design requirements of liquid-fueled rockets, with a number of successful test launches of ARS rockets occurring in this period and pointing the way to the United States space program. Its name was changed to American Rocket Society on April 6, 1934. In 1936, the American Rocket Society and its member Alfred Africano were awarded the Prix d'Astronautique by the Société astronomique de France (French Astronomical Society) in recognition of their pioneering tests with liquid fueled rockets.

Successive owners over the next 20 years allowed it to fall into disrepair. The mosque seen from the northwest In 1991, the Islamic Council of Iowa purchased the building, refurbished it and restored its status as a Muslim cultural center. The effort was mainly organized by the local Muslim community led by Imam Taha Tawil and Dr. Thomas B. Irving. The Mother Mosque stands in a quiet neighborhood, flanked by houses on both sides, with a small marker off of First Avenue pointing the way to this historical site.

Danlo rejoins the pilots who were commissioned to find Tannahill and discovers that Hanuman li Tosh has taken dictatorial control over Neverness, and has begun construction of his "Universal Computer." Fearing that this will excite the anger of the galaxy's other cybernetic "gods," the rest of the pilots mobilize the Civilized Worlds in a great war. Danlo returns alone to Neverness and, after a series of adventures, succeeds in toppling Hanuman, restoring order, and pointing the way for the rest of humanity to counteract the gods' power by realizing its full potential.

Rosenfeld's final work, Impasse and Interpretation (1987), focused on the possibility of the overcoming of critical moments of impasse with difficult patients. Rosenfeld was increasingly convinced that such potentially destructive impasses were predicated on the existence of blind spots in the analyst,De Masi, in Grotstein, Same Time p. 44 thus pointing the way for the later developments of intersubjective psychoanalysis. While for some analysts, the negative therapeutic reaction is an insurmountable block, Rosenfeld attempts to show that these "dead ends" are moments that can and should be overcome.

Barnave's (posthumously published) Introduction à la rèvolution française anticipates in its sociology the work of Auguste Comte;J H Thompson, The French Revolution (Oxford 1943) p. 251 while at the same time pointing the way to the marxist concept of the mode of production.R Meek, Social Science and the Ignoble Savage (Cambridge 1976) p. 229 Barnave's argument, that “just as landed property is the basis of aristocracy and federalism, commercial property is the principle of democracy and unity”,Quoted in R Meek, Social Science and the Ignoble Savage (Cambridge 1976) p.

Sacajawea statue in Washington Park pointing the way westward The book's popularity also brought political ramifications. As Dye noted in her book, Sacagawea had been given a vote in a key decision of the expedition: whether or not to build Fort Clatsop and spend the winter on the Pacific coast. This led to "the Madonna of her race" being championed as a symbol of the burgeoning women's suffrage movement, which Dye enthusiastically supported. In keeping with her book's suggestion of a memorial to Sacagawea, a Statue Association was founded in Portland, Oregon, with Dye serving as its president.

Hayes then ran for, and was elected to the New York State Assembly. Representing New York City as a Republican from 1876 until 1881, he worked to improve the quality of life for poor and mentally ill members of society,Drabelle, "Pointing the Way to the Pole." and joined his fellow State Assembly members, the Hon. Harvey J. Hurd of Erie, and the Hon. Thomas J. Alvord of Onondaga, in proposing an amendment to the New York State Constitution on February 27, 1878 to abolish canal tolls as a way of facilitating business growth and general prosperity in the region.

The "racy" ornament "was a sexy woman leaning into the future, bust down, and pointing the way." The standard engines were increased with manual transmission cars receiving a I6 producing , while a I6 powered cars with the optional "Hydra-Matic" automatic supplied by General Motors. The Custom models added Nash's "Weather Eye" heating and ventilation system, as well as a radio as standard equipment, with the convertible and hardtop versions all getting a continental tire at no extra cost. 1953 Nash Rambler Deliveryman The marketing campaign focused on the Nash Rambler as a second family car.

On Wednesday April 18, 2012, Dr. Williams announced to the student body during chapel that he and the Board of Trustees were considering changing the name of the school to Cairn University. The name, it was explained, adopts the concept of memorials and trail markers, "Bearing witness [to God's faithfulness] and pointing the way." The announcement and the proposed new name garnered mixed responses from alumni, students, faculty, and the public. By June 8, 2012, the university had filed official document(s) with the Department of Education of the State of Pennsylvania to change its name to Cairn University (see Cairn).

The Ordinance of 1233 required the appointment of watchmen. The Ordinance of 1252 provided for the enforcement of the Assize of Arms of 1181 and the appointment of constables to summon men to arms, quell breaches of the peace, and to deliver offenders to the sheriff. It expanded the 1181 Assize of Arms by adding the system of watch and ward, and pointing the way forward to subsequent legislation along similar lines by Edward I and Henry IV.W Stubbs Select Charters Illustrative of English Constitutional History (Oxford 1895) p. 370-1W Stubbs Select Charters Illustrative of English Constitutional History (Oxford 1895) p.

This new band, named Bodast (after the first two letters of their three first names), was an evolution from the first incarnation of Deep Purple, and the ashes of Steve Howe's popular psychedelic band Tomorrow. They bridged the difficult period between the psychedelic pop of 1967 and the progressive/heavy rock of 1970. John Newey, for RPM, a division of Cherry Red Records, describes their music as: "…rich in past echoes of the Hollies, the Move and Tomorrow yet pointing the way ahead to the might of Queen and David Bowie." Between May 1968 and mid 1969, Bodast produced an entire self-titled album for MGM Records.

She also prominently mentions Josiah Tryon (1798–1886), who was Lewiston's volunteer "station master" on the Underground Railroad. Mr. Tryon secretly guided the escapees on their journey and escorted them across the Niagara River in his rowboat under the cover of darkness. He is depicted in the Monument and is handing the baby to the fugitive mother. The fictional heroine of the Freedom Crossing book, Laura Eastman, a teenage girl, is shown in the Monument (her outstretched arm pointing the way to Canada across the river) to memorialize the book and the ideals that symbolize the courage of both the freedom seekers and the volunteers who helped them escape.

She is genuinely saddened when President Laura Roslin orders him executed by airlock after he admits there is no bomb. She experiences a brief moment of emotional connection with Leoben when they touch palms through the glass of the airlock before he is executed. Afterwards, she privately prays to the Lords of Kobol, acknowledging that Leoben might not have had a soul, but if he did, asking that they take care of it. Starbuck's religious beliefs later come into play when President Roslin asks her to carry out a dangerous mission: return to Caprica and retrieve the Arrow of Apollo, a religious artefact supposedly pointing the way to Earth.

AldrichPears Associates is an interpretive planning and exhibit design firm based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. They specialize in developing immersive, interactive and hands-on interpretive experiences for mission- driven museums, science centers, interpretive centers, zoos, aquariums, botanical gardens, and children's museums around the world. AldrichPears Associates is best known for designing the exhibits at the Desert Living Center at the Las Vegas Springs Preserve, Nevada, a LEED-certified project that explores sustainable living in the desertBeth Rogers. "Pointing the Way", SEGDesign, Society for Environmental Graphic Design, May 2008 and the Museo del Acero, a steel museum housed in a restored blast furnace, at Parque Fundidora.

In May 2011 Window Seats made their back catalogue available to download for free, alongside a new song, "Rat". In a live review BBC producer Steven Rainey described the song as "head and shoulders above the rest of the set, possessing an effervescent guitar and bass melody that really causes the audience to pay attention, perhaps pointing the way forward for this band of indie-rock adventurers." The band released a video for "Rat" in April 2011 but had already begun work on the next music video, an ambitious project to accompany the next single. In August the group performed a live session on BBC Radio, which they filmed and made available online.

Austin's editorial was deemed incredibly influential by Osha Gray Davidson in The Best of Enemies. Davidson stated, "If the civil rights movement of the 1960s was a second American Revolution, as some have called it, then Louis Austin was, especially in the crucible of North Carolina, its Thomas Paine, his stirring rhetoric pointing the way toward freedom at a crucial moment." The Royal Ice Cream sit-in, occurred in Durham a week after Austin published his editorial, and was the young activist's response to Austin's challenge toward a direct action strategy. Austin, alongside Douglas E. Moore and Floyd McKissick, continued to push the DCNA to pursue more forceful actions during the modern civil rights era.

Anarcho-Syndicalism: Theory and Practice. In it Chomsky wrote: "I felt at once, and still feel, that Rocker was pointing the way to a much better world, one that is within our grasp, one that may well be the only alternative to the 'universal catastrophe' towards which 'we are driving on under full sail'..." Book Citation: Rudolph Rocker. Anarcho-Syndicalism: Theory and Practice. AK Press. p. ii. 2004. He is a member of the Campaign for Peace and Democracy and the Industrial Workers of the World international union.'Industrial Workers of the World – IWW Biography Retrieved February 11, 2012 Since the 1960s, he has become known more widely as a political dissident, an anarchist,Noam Chomsky, Chomsky on Anarchism (2005), AK Press, pg.

Glenn (Steven Yeun), Tara (Alanna Masterson), Abraham (Michael Cudlitz), Rosita (Christian Serratos), and Eugene (Josh McDermitt) follow railroad tracks and come across another sign pointing the way to Terminus, and Glenn discovers a note left by Maggie to him, telling him to travel to Terminus. They continue on, passing a small town, where Eugene is almost hit by a falling walker corpse falling from a roof before Abraham pushes him out of the way; the incident causes Tara to injure her foot. Abraham argues it is too dangerous to cover for Eugene, but Glenn allows them to use his riot suit to help protect Eugene if Abraham will continue on with them. Abraham agrees, and they find a usable vehicle and some supplies to continue.

Although anti-Communist, Cherne challenged US Senator Joseph McCarthy in 1952. Cherne was a public policy expert who became a principal co-anchor of ABC-TV's All-Star News, the first hour-long prime time nightly network news broadcast, in the 1952-1953 television season. While not a ratings success against entertainment programs on NBC and CBS, All-Star News is credited as pointing the way toward the format later used by long-form local news broadcasts in cities across America in the 1960s and beyond and by CNN and other national and international cable news networks since 1980. Cherne served as chairman of the executive committee of Freedom House, established to advance the struggle for freedom at home and abroad.

The other highways emanating from Dawson Creek are the John Hart Highway, also 97 (southwest to Chetwynd and Prince George), Highway 2 (south to Grande Prairie and southern Alberta), and Highway 49 (east to Peace River and northern Alberta). A road with few intersections along the southern and western borders of the city, incorporating a stretch of Highway 2, is designated as a "dangerous goods route" for heavy trucks so that they can avoid traveling through the city. However, Highway 49 has no direct access to such a ring road, so many trucks bound to or from the east use the city arterials, slowing traffic and damaging roads. Looking south past traffic circle down 8 Street, with the metal statue pointing the way northwest to Alaska.

Grigg was returned comfortably with 75% of the poll, albeit on the relatively low turnout of 33%. The by-elections of the Second World War showed evidence of the role of the war in initiating a leftward swing in British politics Addison, By-Elections of the Second World War in C Cook & J Ramsden (eds.) p148 so pointing the way towards the coming electoral landslide for Labour in 1945. They also offered voters an opportunity to rebel against the electoral truce as the success of Common Wealth and Independent candidates in a number of wartime by-elections showed.P Addison, The Road to 1945: British Politics and the Second World War; Quartet Books, 1977 p249 However, Cardiff East was not one of these elections.

Charlie Daniels received five stars out of five from Stephen Thomas Erlewine of Allmusic. Erlewine concludes that "he's [Charlie Daniels] a redneck rebel, not fittting into either the country or the rock & roll of 1970 with his record, but, in retrospect, he sounds like a visionary, pointing the way to the future when southern rockers saw no dividing lines between rock, country, and blues, and only saw it all as sons of the south. That's what he achieves with Charlie Daniels -- a unique Southern sound that's quintessentially American, sounding at once new and timeless. Once he formed the Charlie Daniels Band, he became a star and with Fire on the Mountain, he had another classic, but he would never sound as wild, unpredictable, or as much like a maverick as he does on this superb album.".

In 1964, a proposal for a museum and planetarium was submitted to the Manitoba government headed by Premier Duff Roblin. The proposal stated that: > Manitoba needs a Modern Museum of Man and Nature. Not a collection of > stuffed birds, antiquated firearms or dusty rocks – but a living history of > man and his environment, tracing the evolution of Manitoba's resources, > industry and culture, past and present, and pointing the way, through > research, to the future. To inform, instruct and educate by interpreting > nature to man and their effect on each other in the function of a Modern > Museum of Man and Nature. In 1965, provincial legislation dissolved the unincorporated Manitoba Museum Association and incorporated the Manitoba Museum of Man and Nature and the Manitoba Planetarium, and the location as part of the planned Manitoba Centennial Centre was announced.

On the other hand, it is precisely this comprehensive derivation of the concept of resonance from a multitude of perspectives and contexts that is criticized to the effect that "resonance" has an almost arbitrary effect, that the concept lacks precision, and that it is therefore ultimately unsuitable as a social-philosophical basic concept, as Rosa postulates it to be. Another point of criticism refers to Rosa's alleged recourse to the intellectual world of Romanticism, to which he wanted to return without pointing the way. Rosa does indeed frequently refer to the resonance sensitivity of Romanticism even in conscious contradiction to rationalist concepts, but at the same time sees the danger of purely subjective emotion instead of resonance in the way Romanticism thinks. Thus he rather describes the continuing effect of the resonance concepts of Romanticism in modernity, without propagating a return to it.

Rotch and Leon Teisserenc de Bort, discoverer of the stratosphere, made extensive upper-air kite measurements from ships in the tropical and sub- tropical North Atlantic. These permitted publication in 1911 of a chart of aerial routes, thus pointing the way to the feasibility of transatlantic air travel aided by air patterns. Rotch became the first director of the observatory and maintained it at his own expense until his death in 1912, when he bequeathed it to Harvard University with an endowment of $50,000. Under Rotch's leadership, the Blue Hill Meteorological Observatory quickly became famous for its pioneering studies of the upper atmosphere. The study of cloud heights, directions and velocities that Rotch carried out at the Blue Hill Observatory made significant contributions to the knowledge of clouds in the early years of the 20th century.

An official road sign near Doğubeyazıt in Turkey with the words Nuhun Gemisi ("Noah's Ship") pointing the way to the Durupınar site and away from Mount Ararat According to local reports, heavy rains combined with three earthquakes exposed the formation from the surrounding mud on May 19, 1948. It was discovered by a Kurdish shepherd named Reshit Sarihan.Edwin B. Greenwald, "Turk Reports 'Ship' Atop Mt. Ararat," Associated Press article, 13 November 1948. It was subsequently identified by Turkish Army Captain İlhan Durupınar — for whom it was subsequently named — in a Turkish Air Force aerial photo while on a mapping mission for NATO in October 1959. Durupınar informed the Turkish government of his discovery and a group from the Archeological Research Foundation which included George Vandeman, İlhan Durupınar, and Arthur Brandenberger, professor of photogrammetry, surveyed the site in September 1960.

The first settlement of the Virginia Colony in the future Clarke County was in 1736 by Thomas Fairfax, 6th Lord Fairfax of Cameron who built a home, Greenway Court, on part of his property, near what is now the village of White Post. White Post was named for the large signpost pointing the way to Lord Fairfax's home. As it lay just west of the Blue Ridge border demarcated under Governor Spotswood at Albany in 1722, the area was claimed along with the rest of the Shenandoah Valley by the Six Nations Iroquois (who had overrun it during the later Beaver Wars in around 1672), until the Treaty of Lancaster in 1744, when it was purchased from them by Governor Gooch. Many of the early settlers of what became Clarke County were children of Tidewater planters, who settled on large land grants from Lord Fairfax.

In Catalonia, as well as in the rest of Spain and in most of Italy and Southern France, traditional Christmas decorations often consist of a large model of the city of Bethlehem, similar to the Nativity scenes of the English-speaking world but encompassing the entire city rather than just the typical manger scene. This is often a reproduction of a pastoral scene—a traditional Catalan (farmhouse) as the central setting with the child in a manger, and outlying scenes including a washerwoman by a river, a woman spinning, shepherds herding their sheep or walking towards the manger with gifts, the Three Wise Men approaching on camel back, a scene with the angel and shepherds, the star pointing the way, etc. Commonly materials such as moss will be used to represent grass, with cork used to represent mountains or cliffs. The caganer is a particular and highly popular feature of modern Catalan nativity scenes.

The profile emu with a three-toed foot and large protruding chest is interpreted as Daramulan in emu form, the prostrate male human figure shown pointing west with a small bandicoot alongside is interpreted as a "guide" pointing the way to men's ceremonial grounds further along the songline. The one-legged human figure is interpreted as Daramulan calling the mothers to bring their sons to him to be initiated and learn the Law that Bootha had given him.Hodgetts, Darkinjung Submission 2018 In light of this, the topography of the landscape, which is seen to be protectively embracing all within it in the shape of a womb, and its key location adjacent to the songline, the Calga Aboriginal Cultural Lansdcape is recognised as the highly place where Daramulan came into being and was first given the Law. It also marks the place where boys were separated from their mothers and taken for initiation, where they would die as boys and be reborn as men.

Norick was involved in a major wreck at the season-opening Daytona 250 at Daytona International Speedway, suffering burns to his neck. In 2001 Norick posted his best career finish overall in the Craftsman Truck Series, finishing third at the short- lived Chicago Motor Speedway; finishes of fourth in the season-opening race at Daytona and fifth in October at Texas Motor Speedway proved to be the only other top five finishes he would score in his career in the series, pointing the way to Norick's scoring a career best in the series points standings, finishing eleventh at the end of the season. Norick returned to the series in 2002 with sponsorship from Express Personnel Services; he scored five top-ten finishes during the season, finishing 13th in points; however additional funding for continuing in the series failed to materialise, and Norick's team closed at the end of the year, the team being sold off.

In The New Rolling Stone Album Guide (2004), Rob Sheffield said "Echoes" showed Pink Floyd to be a more developed group than before, "coloring the slow guitar ripples with deep-in-the-studio sonic details that only the truly baked would notice, much less appreciate." Writing for AllMusic, editor Stephen Thomas Erlewine called Meddle the best album from their transitional years leading up to The Dark Side of the Moon, as it "spends most of its time with sonic textures and elongated compositions, most notably on its epic closer, 'Echoes'". He noted a "uniform tone", but not song structure, and wrote of the album's significance in the group's catalogue: "Pink Floyd were nothing if not masters of texture, and Meddle is one of their greatest excursions into little details, pointing the way to the measured brilliance of Dark Side of the Moon and the entire Roger Waters era." It was voted number 255 in the third edition of Colin Larkin's All Time Top 1000 Albums (2000).

The first edition of the festival was born in an historic watershed with a view on one side from the experiences of one of the last bastions of the Twentieth Century avantgarde, video art, and on the other toward a new front that was as yet undefined while the entire world of research visual production was poised to turn fully digital. In the field of music, the 1990s had already anticipated a great deal of what was later to come in the visual world, pointing the way to a radical transformation in techniques, languages and methods of cultural consumption. Netmage, different from a number of other festivals dedicated to electronics born in the world of clubbing, has concentrated on the production of images, imagination and universal vision. In eleven editions Netmage has produced and hosted over two hundred projects from over thirty countries (including Europe, Asia, The Americas, Oceania) offering a smattering of the most recent evolutions in the technological imagination and multiple currents.

The same day, Melody Maker published an interview with Harrison, the magazine's cover declaring: "George Bounces Back!" Although he later admitted to being "in a real down place" while making the album,Allison, p. 22. the Melody Maker interview found Harrison in good humour, pointing the way to a return in form the following year; "I'd rather be an ex-Beatle than an ex-Nazi!" he joked, referring to his recent uneasy experience with the musical John, Paul, George, Ringo … and Bert.Hunt, pp. 101, 102. Harrison's other activities in late 1975 likewise centred on comedy, beginning with his production of Monty Python's single "The Lumberjack Song", released in November,Castleman & Podrazik, p. 372.The Editors of Rolling Stone, p. 194. and including a humorous star turn, again with Eric Idle, on Rutland Weekend Televisions Christmas special.Leng, p. 189. Extra Texture peaked at number 8 on the Billboard Top LPs & Tape chart on 25 October, holding the position for three weeks,Castleman & Podrazik, p. 366. and was certified gold by the Recording Industry Association of America on 11 November.Badman, p. 171.

Music critic Chris Ingham, writing for Rough Guides, similarly includes it among "a new phase" of Harrison compositions, along with "Something" and "Here Comes the Sun", in which "warmth and sweetness" replaced the dissonant qualities of his Indian-inspired melodies. Writing for Rolling Stone in 2002, Greg Kot deemed the song to be "quintessential Harrison, summarizing the impending exhaustion of the Beatles and the era they defined, while pointing the way toward the spiritual heights achieved by his solo debut masterpiece, All Things Must Pass". In his obituary of the former Beatle, for Rock's Backpages, Mat Snow included "Long, Long, Long" among his favourite Harrison compositions, saying: "for my money the music of George Harrison is most compelling when dwelling in those strange shadows of elusive regret and longing, even fear ..." David Quantick of Uncut admires it as "a yearning, beautiful song" and "an oasis of calm and faith in the clattering chaos of the White Album". He also considers the track to be "arguably the least feted of the Beatles' great songs".