And if it stops shining light at me, I'll stop shining light at it.
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Google as shining light in the sea of darkness right?
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He was a shining light and he will be missed tremendously.
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Of course, in his homeland, he is recognised as a shining light.
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You are clear and radiant, glowing with the shining light in you room.
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Neptune's fog descends, but you're still a shining light in the mist, Leo!
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It's a shining light in an otherwise dim picture for third-party app support.
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Researchers can then activate these cells by shining light on them through optical fibers.
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This means they can make color pictures just by shining light onto the bacteria.
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He will always be a shining light and a brilliant, loving and talented soul.
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Sarah Gadon – the show's shining light – gives a spine-tingling performance during Grace's confession.
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Alongside Marcelo Álvarez's Des Grieux, she's the shining light in Richard Eyre's uninspired production.
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The Moon opposes Pluto at 10:50 PM, shining light on a power struggle.
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Because exposing evil, shining light on wrongs and fighting injustice is what we do.
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The shining light is Josiah, who wins the spelling bee and really hams it up.
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"He was a shining light, who lifted everyone up at all times," the GoFundMe states.
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It is a shining light in the darkness and ugliness that 2016 has brought about.
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The hostess, a shining light of cheeriness at the Royal Dragon, called us a taxi.
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And your brilliance, shining light on to this, speaking truth, is nothing short of heroic.
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What a bright, shining light she was, and will continue to be, to our community.
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The #MeToo movement has been instrumental in shining light on the darkness of sexual abuse.
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For now we have discerning, still-grieving fans like Greenman, shining light where they can.
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"She is a shining light for women, for immigrants, for Muslims around the world," Motley said.
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The date balls were the real shining light of the day, if not the entire week.
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Beyond shining light on a very sensitive deal, the disclosure is interesting because it shows two things.
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Ronaldo has been the shining light for a relatively successful Portugal side over the last 15 years.
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The Opinion section has been shining light on the conflict and its repercussions in a special series.
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"I think the charges are about silencing a critical voice that's shining light on corruption," she added.
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If the President is innocent, he and his allies should welcome the bright shining light of transparency.
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"Clydesdale (Bank) today is a shining light in a banking sector that is otherwise down significantly," said McGlew.
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These proteins not only glowed but also could be turned on and off by shining light on them.
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One day, shining light on your face may be the most important part of your skin care routine.
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Barbara Jordan may be gone, but her work on immigration is a shining light for our path forward.
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" Father Close continued: "I see Mollie as a bright shining light, touching the lives of those who knew her.
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"Gabriel was a shining light to everyone who knew and loved him," the boy's mother said in a statement.
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For a little firecracker, consider Enya ("little fire"), Keegan ("small flame"), Kenneth ("born of fire") or Elena ("shining light").
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David Bowie was the shining light of confidence that I needed and as you can see, I still embrace.
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"We spent a lot of time shining light on people and moving them around — a lot of time," Manzari says.
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By shining light on performance, Kaine demonstrated how a more open government could hold itself more accountable to its citizens.
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The world around me dimmed, shining light only on Prince when "American Idol" released the fog to his surprise performance.
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Journalists are supposed to be dedicated to the truth and shining light on things that are sometimes ugly and painful.
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He drove the team forward, gave them momentum, and stood out as a shining light in a seemingly resurgent Arsenal side.
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Thank you for shining light on the journey thousands upon thousands of Irish women, including myself, have been forced to make.
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If anything, this new selection of titles is just one more shining light guiding us out of these dark, cold months.
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In a land filled with Kardashian #belfie hate, Lena Dunham is a shining light for the famous family – and body positivity.
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Alex, as always, was a shining light, someone who seemingly always makes me feel better, no matter how stressful things get.
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His only shining light was the newfound friendship he'd made with Peggy Carter, whom he'd frequently talk to on the phone.
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Tunisians hear western leaders talk about their country being the shining light of Arab democracy; but they need more than talk.
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" Mr. Issaoui had an extremely positive experience at the festival, calling it a "a spark, or better yet, a shining light.
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A hyper-intelligent species of bear from the jungles of Peru, Paddington is a bright, shining light in these dark times.
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On April 19, the Sun enters Taurus, shining light down on to a very sensitive and psychic area of your chart.
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Its main value lies, however, in shining light on some unfamiliar galleries and in bringing forward art we might not otherwise see.
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Shining light with lots of different wavelengths, and seeing which ones got absorbed, is a way to make 'fingerprints' that identify molecules.
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Taylor's role in Tangerine earned acclaim for shining light on the lives of LA sex workers, a life she understood first-hand.
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I feel as if she's recognized some small shining light within my soul — not to mention the versatility of my new pants.
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It goes far beyond simply tarring your opponents, shining light on a singular conspiracy accusation, or bringing together groups one doesn't care for.
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Through a recent flu episode and real-life shit kind of falling apart around me, I've found Minecraft to be a shining light.
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The technology sector in Egypt has been a reliant shining light in a country that has had gray clouds since the 2011 revolution.
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His works are filled with gradients of color, often augmented by a single willful shining light or store sign within an isolated landscape.
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"Gabriel was a shining light to everyone who knew and loved him," his mother said in prepared statement released to the news media.
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Hollywood's power structures are shifting, we're shining light on sexual assault, and women are more empowered than ever to stand up for themselves.
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So we&aposre shining light on it, and it&aposs going to take a little bit, but the [Pennsylvania] system is so corrupt.
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Everyone calling you a hero isn't wrong to want some kind of shining light amidst the supermassive black hole that was last night's debate.
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"It&aposs kind of like streetlamps shining light on an area of the seafloor," Nate Lindsey, the paper&aposs lead author, told Business Insider.
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Taiwan is an island bitterly divided over a moment which should have made it a shining light for LGBTQ rights in an increasingly repressive region.
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Len leads Suns over Magic ORLANDO — The unheralded Alex Len is emerging as a shining light in this otherwise awful season for the Phoenix Suns.
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"A GoFundMe for Dominic described the 14-year-old as a "shining light personified by a goofy laugh, cheesy smile, and a huge, caring heart.
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You have Indonesia, which is kind of the shining light of democracy in the region but has serious ethnic and religious issues of its own.
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De Jong is the shining light of this Ajax team, a player so promising that he has, more than once, been compared to Johan Cruyff himself.
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But in an age of cynicism, in a country that was reeling from two wars and a decimated economy, Obama offered a shining light for disillusioned voters.
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" Recently, she says her team partnered with a male producer on a project that was, ironically, aimed at shining light on "inclusivity and our shared human experience.
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In the years left before companies start stripping the seafloor for its resources, ecologists hope to continue shining light on the strange, unique creatures that live there.
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By shining light on how solar wind behaves and streams through space, we can also learn more about the Sun's effects on the rest of the solarsystem.
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Susumu Tonegawa and his colleagues at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology used a technique known as optogenetics, which activates clusters of neurons by shining light on them.
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To fell another president, to earn an entry in the pantheon of presidential scandal, to get another -gate, the press would have to hold the shining light.
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China tried to take the mantle at that point to say, we are holding the mantle, we are the shining light of free trade and all that.
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When the cause is just, boycott has shown itself to be an effective method of shining light on human rights abuses and the flouting of international law.
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But shining light on a problem won't, in itself, solve it, not even if Mr. Weinstein ends up with (fingers crossed) the longest prison sentence in history.
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The calm, the silence and even the damned wind here seems more profound and beautiful now, like a shining light against the chaos and dysfunction of Washington.
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By shining light on the origins of the question, he hoped ultimately to be rid of it, Cummings said, perhaps by aiding court battles launched against it.
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I was in love with all of them, their goofiness and their clear affection for each other, their euphoria a shining light in this long, dark American summer.
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But whether it's shining light on an important social cause or sharing that perfect GIF that will brighten up someone's day, social media is a force for good.
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Yahoo Finance will give its users the ability to track cryptocurrencies on its platform beginning today, shining light on how mainstream the topic of digital currency has become.
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Click here to view original GIFSo the MIT team combined existing optics theories with their own experimental observations, shining light through dyed polymers, both stretched and not stretched.
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The House Oversight and Government Reform Committee holds a hearing, titled "Shining light on the federal regulatory process," to access how agencies comply with rulemaking and guidance requirements.
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The leaks have uncovered some of soccer's biggest secrets, shining light on dubious practices that have led to tougher regulations in soccer and in some cases, criminal prosecutions.
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In a few hours, they'll be inside, forming a galaxy that can be seen from the stage by holding up a shining light stick device called the ARMY bomb.
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From shining light on the sexual misconduct scandals that hadn't been disclosed, to women marching and fighting for equal rights; raising awareness on gender equality was key in 2017.
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One: These resignation letters are unprecedented and important on their own, shining light on how the president's destructive nature makes it impossible for public servants to do their jobs.
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For a brief moment there was this shining light which made people think, 'Bloody hell, I need to get out there and do what I keep meaning to do.
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Neither do we, but a shining light in that year was the re-ascendance of Robyn including the now ubiquitous "Dancing On My Own" and trilogy of Body Talk albums.
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Their movements are so smooth, and the shining light captures the grace of their dance so well that I'm sure some sort of magic has to be at play here.
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An ongoing legal battle between the high-powered hedge fund D.E. Shaw and a former executive of a portfolio company is shining light on the difficulty of valuing private companies.
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But tucked away in Southeast Asia, Snapcart is a two-year old company that is making progress by shining light on the black box that is consumer spending in emerging markets.
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The automaker has called the DBS Superleggera, "both a shining light expressing the most beautiful automotive art and, at the same time, a dark and menacing shadow of brutal, unequivocal strength."
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I think the mission of providing high-quality local journalism and shining light on things that need to see the light of day is one that they share and we share.
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I thought it was really funny, that it captured Los Angeles in a really clever way, and captured this generational moment in an intelligent way, and shone a funny satirical shining light.
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Lyra's death must not be in vain because her life was a shining light in everyone else's life and her legacy will live on and the life that she has left behind.
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The way that we deal with this allows for the continued darkness of this culture to exist and your brilliance shining light onto this, speaking your truth, is nothing short of heroic.
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Regardless of whether you agree with what she said or not, she is shining light on a pressing issue that we have in our state that and that is STILL not solved.
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You can easily alter your thinking and mood by manipulating your body: by, for example, injecting your forehead with Botox, shining light into your eye, exercising — or floating in an isolation tank.
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"At that point she was a champion for change and human rights ... The world pinned its hope on her as the shining light and hope for a democratic and peaceful Myanmar," said Omidvar.
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This works by shining light onto a surface and measuring how long it takes to return in order to figure out how far an object is and create an image of its shape.
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"Hopefully it can be the beginning of a new chapter of bipartisan cooperation, but more likely it is a bright shining light in a darkness of bickering and more hyper-partisanship," said Rep.
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Within months, millions were joining Women's Marches all over the world, using social media to organize and protest against discrimination and, through the #MeToo movement, shining light on sexual harassment's pervasiveness and impunity.
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Petina Gappah's forthcoming novel, "Out of Darkness, Shining Light," takes on the subject of the explorer David Livingstone and his African companions; "The Old Drift" also begins with Livingstone (but then moves on).
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Depression affects men and women, so let's start shining light into darkness and start celebrating being a bloke whether you're Loyle Carner, Grayson Perry or the bloke that comes to fix the fridge.
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I started Wonkblog at the Washington Post, and then co-founded Vox, with the intention of shining light on important stories that went ignored, or unexplained, amid the frenzy of the news cycle.
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Using her Instagram game for good (if your definition of good is to compare yourself every day to Ruby Rose to a poignant fault), she is a shining light of bleak and hilarious truths.
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This rude awakening doesn't kill Shadow's re-imaginings of Laura completely; she still shows up in his dreams from time to time, haloed by his willful remembrance of her as some otherworldly shining light.
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The 27-year-old also criticized our distracting celebrity culture in general, explaining how she sees the massive fame of powerful people like Swift as an untapped tool in shining light on political issues.
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"She's a shining light, hardworking and with an integrity that the rest of the motley crew in British politics just doesn't have," said Ian Graham, a 48-year-old businessman from Kirkcaldy in Scotland.
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When I think back on this year, that poem — and the way it made me feel and the way it made me think and the discussion we had here — will be a shining light.
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Nobel prize winning Malala Yousafzai has been a shining light for those who live in fear in the area but repeated strikes at the heart of educational facilities can't help but take their toll.
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The decision to buy Profoundis is also notable for shining light on the fledging startup scene in Kerala, the Southern state in India that is better known for tourism, greenery and beaches than tech.
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"The increased levels of sneeze talk and news stories with sneezing women as the header image is quite nice," user Shining Light posted, who is possibly jerking off to this article, right now. Hello!
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Despite the #MeToo movement shining light on the issue of sexual harassment in the workplace — and taking down a number of high-profile alleged perpetrators in the process — it appears many victims remain silent.
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"Tess was a shining light in our community, a good friend, respected classmate, trusted teammate, and creative and passionate musician," said David Lourie, head of the school, where counselors were provided for students and alumni.
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But in future it will be possible to request a list of all the third parties that a person's data has been sold to – shining light on the opaque business of batching and selling consumer information.
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Now that the plot is shining light after light on the secrets and lies that held everyone's lives together, the final scene of Season 1 feels like a naive fantasy compared to the consequences and fallout.
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We got Ben Sunday at LAX, and he praised the apology skit to the skies, saying it's a shining light of how liberals and conservatives can disagree but treat each other with a level of civility.
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"Regardless of whether you agree with what she said or not, she is shining light on a pressing issue that we have in our state that and that is STILL not solved," wrote Twitter user @brooklynn_kayy.
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Less expensive sleep aids include weighted blankets, which confer the sensation of being swaddled; customized goggles, which aim to set your circadian rhythm by shining light at various wavelengths; and mattresses that mold to your body.
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If I had to put it into one sentence, it's shining light on all these weird power games that we play in a relationship—especially like, why are we so afraid to show our real emotions?
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As we reported ... JB was the musical guest on 'SNL' and showcased his new stuff, including his single, "Yummy," and a collab with Quavo called "Intentions," for which their music vid's shining light on a good cause.
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Looking at the bigger picture, shining light on data in a concise and clear way will be a crucial tool if attitudes are to change and the world is to transition to more renewable sources of energy.
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Muller was picked up June 8 of that year after police announced he was a suspect in a similar home invasion attack in Dublin, California, where the couple was awakened by a shining light in their faces.
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Citi and Blackrock's figures both show that flows into Europe and emerging markets dried up most - Europe actually posted net outflows - while the shining light in the gloom was persistently solid inflows into U.S. index-tracking funds.
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Nevertheless, with the 6 God as the shining light of our great city we can only imagine how he will historify this great city, joining the ranks of legendary city-inspired artwork like Illmatic and Abbey Road.
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Many in Swedish tennis thought that Soederling himself might be that shining light that would convince kids to turn to tennis, but his career was cut short by illness and he played his last match aged just 26.
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To the Editor: Re "Secrecy Battle Builds as Judge Rebuffs Trump" (front page, May 21): President Trump's fight against shining light on his financial dealings clearly indicates that he knows that any documents will show illegal business activities.
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Pray that the gospel would be a shining light in the middle of poverty, and that the Kingdom of God will advance through the efforts of those in country, as well as those who come in like we did.
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You can't remain a world leader and be a shining light for the world to deal with whatever adversaries need to be dealt with if you don't have a strong national defense, which is promoted by strong economic security.
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Since then, The Boss has played the role of surrogate stepfather with aplomb; acting as the shining light of hope, flamboyance and the American dream that was ever-present through my parent's divorce and the development of my teens.
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A referee for European League Championship Series (EULCS) — League's premiere European esports league — chimed in with their own knowledgeable (and first-hand) take on the situation, shining light on the fact that the official rules don't actually allow for bathroom breaks.
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Through research positions in high school, he continued to learn about energy and work on a solar charging prototype — initially to charge his iPhone — while continuing to wonder what other materials might be powered spontaneously just by shining light on it.
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With the upcoming release of Money Diaries: Everything You've Ever Wanted to Know About Your Finances… and Everyone Else's (pre-order yours now!), we're shining light on a few ways to save and how to get yourself back into the black.
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Whether it involves exposing corporate fraud, calling out government abuses, or shining light on sexual harassment or assault, whistleblowing requires a great deal of courage and a leap of faith that coming forward will not lead to retaliation and ruin.
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"We're going to continue to fight for freedom," she said, "and continue to push to keep the voices of those who are shining light on what is going on in the dark by the Pasadena police department heard and amplified."
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"Everyone here has nothing but serious love for these people – they've been a shining light and a true example," says Aaron Ervin, 51, who became homeless last year after his marriage failed and he couldn't keep a job due to struggles with depression.
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While Medvedeva was the shining light in a high-quality women's contest, the pairs competition turned into a survival of the fittest as Eric Radford's hip-muscle injury effectively ended his hopes of claiming a hat-trick of world titles with Meagan Duhamel.
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If there is one shining light in the darkness of our mourning, it is that we are not alone in this fight, and the time has come for LGBT people to join hands with others who have also suffered and demand gun control now.
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The 27-year-old part-time skate coach, who won the 500, 1,000 and 1,500 meters at the SEA Cup, is the shining light of Singapore's small speed skating fraternity and will head to South Korea next month to appear in his fifth world championships.
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Talbot's process used a transparent paper treated with light-sensitive salts to create a negative image (the areas most exposed to light would turn darker) that could then be reversed, by shining light through it onto photosensitive paper for the production of multiple, positive prints.
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"I really felt like a lot of the sake lists around town were sort of similar in that they were the same five or six well-known brands, which make really great sake, but there's nobody shining light on the little guys," Kaplan said.
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It's hard to keep your eyes off him as Black Panther's villain, Erik Killmonger; his performance is as nuanced as the script allows, and Jordan — self-scarred, sneering, and sexy as all get-out — is a shining light in a film already generously littered with stars.
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"I thought that if I could be a shining light in the world for someone else, for my country... maybe I could shine that light on myself as well and maybe be a better person as a whole," Burris said in a phone interview with Refinery29.
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But El Chapo, or Shorty, was the drug trade's shining light, an almost mythical figure whose audacious real-life exploits captured the world's imagination and turned him into a folk hero for many in Mexico, despite the thousands of people killed by his brutal Sinaloa cartel.
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" By age 12, he was interacting with world leaders and encouraging journalists and media correspondents to move beyond sensation and finger-pointing and fear tactics, and to begin shining light on the genuine goodness that is a part of our world to "make peace the news!
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LES SABLES D'OLONNE, France (Reuters) - With his hands coarsened by salt, Armel Le Cleac'h grabbed a couple of emergency beacons and raised his arms in celebration, shining light on the thousands of spectators gathered to greet him at the end of his victorious solo race around the world.
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DNA testing gets all the attention these days — from shining light on your ethnic background to identifying serial killers — but for real genealogy buffs, searching for the paper trail in old censuses, wills, and marriage records to build a family tree is a hobby that they will happily spend money on for years.
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"The only shining light in all of this was yesterday when Adam and I went to the court to file the restraining order, we found a kitten and we're so blessed to have this little angel come into our lives on a day when we were dealing with something so heavy and negative," says Farahan.
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"Years [after being given up for adoption, Chic] has come back, hating his former mother for giving him up, hating Riverdale's corruption in the North Side as he sees himself as a victim of it, and the one shining light in the middle of all of it is his estranged little sister Betty," writes the Redditor.
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Shining light on the issue Activists and doctors have tried several times to amend the child boxing bill, but their attempts have never been successful, said Dr. Witaya Sungkarat, chief of the Thai Child Boxers Research Project at Mahidol University, adding that the news of Anucha's death has just shone a big light on this issue again.
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D.E. Shaw is going to trial over the sale of a litigation finance portfolio company, shining a light on a side-pocket deal at the secretive hedge fund firmAn ongoing legal battle between the high-powered hedge fund D.E. Shaw and a former executive of a portfolio company is shining light on the difficulty of valuing private companies.
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"Today the People of the United States that we look towards as a shining light for Freedom and Democracy have once again stood with the oppressed civilians in Syria and in defense of Justice," Caesar told CNN through his translator, Mouaz Moustafa, who is executive director of the Syrian Emergency Task Force, a US-based nonprofit agency.
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We get a look back at Jack and Rebecca's first date (which goes pretty poorly), we get whiplash from Kate and Toby's pursuit of pregnancy, we see Beth get angry at Kevin and her cousin Zoe for knocking boots, and we see the shining light of the episode: Randall asking Deja if she would like to be adopted by the Randall branch of the Pearson family tree.
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Benioff's shining light on policy debates "changes the conversation and puts a little wind in the sails of people who are fighting every day for these things, but don't nearly have the power or platform that he does," says Catherine Bracy, executive director of the advocacy group TechEquity Collaborative, which is attempting to rally tech workers to address the Bay Area's economic woes. Sen.
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In a posting on November 229, 21970, Q said that on November 29 and 93, John Podesta, chair of Clinton's 29 campaign, would be arrested, military control would take hold, and "public riots would be organized in serious numbers to prevent the arrest and capture of more senior public officials": My fellow Americans, over the course of the next several days you will undoubtedly realize that we are taking back our great country (the land of the free) from the evil tyrants that wish to do us harm and destroy the last remaining refuge of shining light.
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So there's actually a bunch of the research here– there's a question of throughput and how quickly can you type and how many bits can you express efficiently, but the basic foundation for the research is someone– a bunch of folks who are doing this research showed a bunch of people images– I think it was animals– so, "Here's an elephant, here's a giraffe"– while having kind of a net on their head, noninvasive, but shining light and therefore looking at the level of blood activity andjust blood flow and activity in the brain– trained a machine learning basically on what the pattern of that imagery looked like when the person was looking at different animals, then told the person to think about an animal, right?
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In September, 2015, the New England Center for Investigative Reporting, a "Spotlight"-style nonprofit, released a story called "Out of the Shadows: Shining Light on State Failures to Learn from Rising Child Abuse and Neglect Deaths," reporting that a hundred and ten Massachusetts children died between 2009 and 2013 in circumstances suggesting abuse or neglect, and that a third of them had been under the care of the D.C.F. (This rate is the national average: across the country, about one in three children who die from maltreatment belongs to a family that had previously drawn the attention of child-protection services.) Long before anyone knew her name, it seemed all too likely that this would turn out to be the case with Baby Doe.
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