Since that war Mr Haradinaj has translated his consummate skill at staying alive physically to staying alive politically.
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I keep hustling, keep doing what I'm doing, staying alive.
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When it comes to staying alive, we're all in it together.
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I could find ways to do that while also staying alive.
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"The current battle is staying alive to use those rights," he said.
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The dons of the family have had a hard time staying alive.
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"Staying Alive", another enduring hit from the album, won best vocal arrangement.
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Mr. Hambleton, by dint of staying alive, never sold at extravagant prices.
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There are obstacles to staying alive in such an unnatural and violent environment.
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You're worried about being accused of monstrous acts; she's worried about staying alive.
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In a harsh environment, many see it as the only way of staying alive.
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After a decade of right-wing rule, perhaps just staying alive is an accomplishment.
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Tim Ryan, the prospect of staying alive is growing more grim by the day.
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I know it's wrong because it should have just been called Staying Alive and Loveless.
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And I think I did feel like I needed to be safe with Staying Alive.
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Celebrating his 100th Madison Square Garden show, he spoke about writing songs and staying alive.
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Two years out of the Marine Corps, Siatta was doing little more than staying alive.
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Whatever they get, they spend on just staying alive and providing enough food and basic clothing.
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Good. We have some astonishing news: Food and water are no longer essential to staying alive.
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This trade would benefit from the company staying alive for a few years but then defaulting.
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Basically: Martinez's son's best shot at staying alive is if his dad is running the show.
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It's a way truer record to how we were feeling at the time than Staying Alive.
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As a founder or someone working in a startup, the main priority is always staying alive.
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"His major goal is just staying alive in politics," says Salah Bardawil, a member of Hamas.
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"It's insanely hard just staying alive, just want to be clear, it's really difficult," says Musk.
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In "Tracy Morgan: Staying Alive," Mr. Morgan performs his first special since his 2014 car crash.
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Refusing to pay drivers a living wage is, ironically enough, Uber's best chance at staying alive.
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If they're doing what they can do and they're staying alive, they're not facing overdose every day.
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John Wick is great at three things: avenging puppies, looking dope in a suit, and staying alive.
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Taking a direct hit from a lightning bolt and staying alive is something to be proud of.
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Morgan's first stand-up special since the accident, Staying Alive, will premiere on Netflix on May 16.
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"Leadership on the Line: Staying Alive Through the Dangers of Change" by Ronald Heifetz and Marty Linsky
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In this scenario, I imagine having the smallest team will actually be the key to staying alive.
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The company announced Friday that it would be exclusively streaming Tracy Morgan's upcoming comedy special Staying Alive.
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Staying Alive was us being a rock band with rock band instrumentation, but we could just be chill.
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Just staying alive wasn't enough of a hook, and I quickly ran out of interesting things to do.
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He also said he took no satisfaction in staying alive into the final four games of the season.
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"His wife said he was staying alive to get those medals," Mr. McCain said, smiling at the memory.
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Inevitably, "Saturday Night Fever" inspired a sequel, "Staying Alive" (1983), reissued by Paramount with less fanfare on DVD.
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" Ward says that when Carta was founded in 2012, diversity was not the focus — it was "staying alive.
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"The right to bear arms is not as important as staying alive and not being afraid for your safety."
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It could in many ways be the difference between being free or imprisonment, of staying alive or facing death.
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And they would very much like to continue staying alive, which requires that prices on capacity markets remain high.
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Her son wrote to the curator saying that he thought she was staying alive almost entirely for his visits.
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After celebrating his 100th show at Madison Square Garden, he talked to us about writing songs and staying alive.
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In Staying Alive, he describes his wife scolding him to get out of the house and go to open mics.
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PROFESSOR TIM LIEUWENGeorgia Institute of TechnologyAtlanta You propose that the state should make suicide more difficult ("Staying alive", November 24th).
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Blank Slate Three comedians discuss one film that they've never seen before, like Sylvester Stallone's 1983 stinker Staying Alive. 28.
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Tracey Emin announced that she was sexually assaulted by a female artist during an interview with MTV's Staying Alive Foundation.
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Silva had almost gone out of the competition with two failures at 220.65 before staying alive with a third-attempt clearance.
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Agents play the game essentially by trial and error while trying to reach certain goals like winning or simply staying alive.
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A new technique could cut the cost for making this and other antivenoms, and may make staying alive a little cheaper.
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Staying Alive was our insecure attempt of still doing [the band] in a formal way, but that's how it actually felt.
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" In that city, she writes, there were two criteria for staying alive: "hiding from the regime's barrel bombs, and finding food.
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Smelters have been staying alive only because they have been able to cash in on rising prices of metal, traders said.
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I no longer have the ability to remember to do anything — including basic tasks of staying alive — without an external stimulus.
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It found that any level of cardiovascular fitness—including the kind you'd see from elite athletes—is linked to staying alive longer.
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"People may not want to stay in treatment, but it's their best chance of staying alive," he said in a Skype interview.
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"Some days were dark and some days were okay," the Saturday Night Live star said in his 2017 Netflix special, Staying Alive.
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In 2017, Morgan told PEOPLE ahead of his Netflix comedian special Staying Alive, the accident made him motivated to continue his career.
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Tata's brother, Carlos, warns his sister that she needs to leave with the kids if they want a shot at staying alive.
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But was Patty Hearst, daughter of one of America's great media families, really an unwilling urban guerrilla intent only on staying alive?
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Melee champions have a natural advantage over ranged, lower health champions when it comes to staying alive on the small, close quarters map.
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In Bird Box, Sandra Bullock's character is focused on staying alive — and averting her eyes — as a mysterious force threatens the population. Why?
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They've figured out that ... Because people are essentially self-obsessed by proxy of staying alive, if you went somewhere dangerous you'd probably die.
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Yet unlike many survival games, the limited options you're given destroy any illusions that you've got a long-term strategy for staying alive.
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Newts, in particular, are like ecological utility infielders, switching habitats and physiology depending on what is needed for the game of staying alive.
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I was grieving, of course, but as the weeks passed I realized that I had also completely lost the knack for staying alive.
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"If I've been stabbed, am I giving in or not?" he said, adding that a reaction in real time can mean staying alive.
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Staying alive, finding purpose When Sanchez learned about another girl's abduction from the nearby town of Tracy, California, it hit close to home.
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I didn't have a goal of whether you'll believe me or not, I had the goal of staying alive and keeping my family safe.
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She also said that she was living at the Travelodge in South Hackensack and that she was staying alive for other people, not herself.
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Before they were married, she said, her "betrothed" introduced her to strawberry milkshakes and took her to her first movie, John Travolta's Staying Alive.
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"I missed doing this," Tracy Morgan admits in the first trailer for his new Netflix comedy special, Staying Alive, which Mashable is debuting exclusively.
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In the clip, the octopus tries its very best to get a nice crab dinner, but the crab was pretty intent on staying alive.
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When campaigns are staring into the abyss, they're more likely to try to pull in whatever they can in the hopes of staying alive.
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Right now, the vehicle is focused solely on staying alive and in good shape, though ground controllers have already established communication with the rover.
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Now, almost 6900 years after the first battle of the Revolutionary War, our veterans face a new, but familiar challenge at home: staying alive.
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The Mashpee decision being handed down by the White House as the entire nation remains singularly focused on staying alive was likely no accident.
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When I started doing comedy ... I started doing comedy because I love Staying Alive, Eddie Murphy and the artist formerly known as Bill Cosby.
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Meat, in particular, is a very inefficient use of nitrogen, as cows or chickens use up energy and nutrients simply staying alive before being slaughtered.
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And at first Bryant was adamant that the group had better things to worry about besides West's tweets — like staying alive and the midterm elections.
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He wants us to care about how these growing things, with which we share primeval genes, solve the big problem of life: staying alive to reproduce.
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The annual auction raises money to fight the spread of HIV, which was co-founded by the Goss-Michael Foundation and the MTV Staying Alive Foundation.
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Authorities set up makeshift triage areas, where one officer "tried to keep the victims focused on staying alive" while figuring out some kind of evacuation plan.
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The "Grease" and "Staying Alive" actor/dance legend joined the rapper onstage in a full tuxedo ... and busted out some very limited moves for the crowd.
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Then came the moment where the survival instinct came in: If you stay, you die; if you run, you have at least a chance of staying alive.
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Running away is not only helpful to your own performance as an individual player, but staying alive longer also means you'll be more valuable to your team.
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He goes on a big journey from realizing that he's still alive to finding a balance in staying alive to finding out who he is without Claire.
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Staying Alive Real-life survival stories on land, in the sea and in the air make news and elevate ordinary people to heroes or victims or both.
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When a person comes in contact with ricin, it essentially attacks a person's cells, which prevents them from making new proteins and staying alive, according to the CDC.
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The show is inspired in part by Rester Vivant (Staying Alive), an exhibition of Houellebecq's work that took place in Paris at the Palais de Tokyo in 2016.
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Insurance (which, obviously, not everyone has) helps decrease the cost of being and staying alive, but often falls short, especially when it comes to out-of-network care.
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The single-minded focus on staying alive for a year begins at the time of a transplant program's initial certification by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
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Electing people on the local and state levels who want to address the actual underlying causes of gun violence and solutions that solve them is key to staying alive.
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Weaponless players banded together and rushed vehicles—the surest hope of staying alive—and played together with a level of teamwork I don't often see in competitive online shooters.
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WATCH: Tracy Morgan Jokes About Hospital Stay, Speech Therapy In First Special Since His Major Car Accident Meanwhile, Jordan addresses the crash in his new Netflix standup special, Staying Alive.
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Not only are solar panels more reliable and cheaper in the long run, but in some cases, including that of Tamer al-Burai, they have become essential to staying alive.
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Even in something like Staying Alive or Eventually, All At Once, which are sort of formal exercises in straightforwardness that have defined limitations, they have necessary moves for greater expansiveness.
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And it's about this dance staying vivid, and staying alive, and staying honest, which is difficult because [when there's] a power struggle you're always manipulating, and you're not honest anymore.
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Militant in the North Caucasus are hounded by security forces, pushed into forest hideouts, and too pre-occupied with staying alive to be able to launch attacks on Russian cities.
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But the most cultural song here is the staying-alive crowd-pleaser "Celebrate," where the operative metaphor is "fixin' up the tree"—the endangered family tree he husbands belatedly throughout.
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And you know you can go on living without your breast(s), so you think if having them removed is the key to staying alive, you're prepared to bid them farewell.
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Our parents generally resented it, feeling quite rightly that if they hadn't been preoccupied by, you know, actually staying alive and so on, then maybe they'd have had a capacity, too.
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In his most recent special, "Staying Alive," on Netflix, Morgan luxuriates in characteristically silly images: a penis singing Donna Summer, a new flavor of Ben & Jerry's called Titty Milk and Splenda.
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Besides the challenge of, you know, staying alive, there are difficult decisions about how much to share: Do you go dark on social media and focus on taking care of yourself?
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Sometimes, while she tried to coax a farmer into staying alive for his family's sake, she would hear the cylinder of a revolver turning, or shells being slipped into a shotgun.
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Hideki's family lives under the shadow of an ancestor's cowardice, so he's determined to prove himself a hero, until his dying father charges him with finding his sister and staying alive.
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Last week, Voat co-creator Justin Chastain warned that the site might be shutting down due to lack of funding, and it's currently raising money from users in hopes of staying alive.
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The next time we see Dickon 2.0 he better be at the Citadel groveling to his greyscale-healing brother, who could teach him a thing or two about humility (and staying alive).
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That'll yield long-term health benefits, according to this quote from Chopra displayed during the WWDC keynote:Well, yes, breathing is a good idea, one might say it is critical for staying alive.
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The GOP's philosophy when it comes to taxes and benefits, as revealed by its actions and policy preferences, is that the poor should be carefully scrutinized any time they receive help in staying alive.
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But living in the moment — or staying alive — defined a draining third set as the players traded breaks, Pliskova getting the early jump in the third game before Williams got even at 1073-4.
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CORTÉS DEPARTMENT, Honduras — Yovani has a strategy for staying alive: He will not let anyone know he is back in Honduras, he will move homes every couple of weeks and he will stay indoors.
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When a soldier is stationed at the furthest human outpost in the galaxy, he's confronted with an incredible challenge: staying alive in a meaningless existence, hoping to one day be promoted to a better location.
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That's a big one to figure out, but recognizing that caring for myself is a way to care for my family has been a big help in staying alive long enough to work on it.
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"We will be using gripping plots based on true stories from young people so that we can destigmatize issues, debunk unhelpful stereotypes and catalyze social change," said Georgia Arnold, head of the MTV Staying Alive Foundation.
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I enjoyed both game modes when I played them, and I haven't had a chance to check out the third, Last Stand, which is apparently about staying alive against the odds and getting a high score.
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Staying alive, for someone with CF, requires active and constant effort against natural selection, requires a grand fuck you to that force which, left to its own devices, would have us suffocated from respiratory failure before adolescence.
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During my time playing the strike as a Dawnblade, the pools of damage-boosting/healing light were critical in taking down higher-level enemies and staying alive during particularly grueling parts of the three-stage boss fight.
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The strikes were particularly damaging to Al Qaeda's operational leaders, who couldn't afford to hunker down like Bin Laden and his deputy, Ayman al-Zawahri, whose main contribution to the movement was pretty much just staying alive.
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The former "30 Rock" star returns to the stage in a new Netflix comedy special, "Tracy Morgan: Staying Alive" -- Morgan's first since a limo he was traveling in was hit by a Walmart truck in June 2014.
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"I saw Orrin asserting himself to make sure that the music is staying alive and still appreciated," Mr. Michel said, recalling Mr. Evans booking concert series at local restaurants, and leading educational events at Philadelphia's Kimmel Center.
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I want to feel the pressure to write the best songs I can, record the best records I can, and put on awesome live shows where it feels like the band is growing, changing, and staying alive.
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Staying alive in a microgravity environment will always be a challenge, but improved technology and lessons learned on Earth and in orbit have made the prospects of turning humans into a multi-planetary species more realistic than ever.
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Further, many people believe that, as one of the Supreme Court's longest-serving liberal justices, Ginsburg could well be the only person who can prevent such a rightward shift from happening — if only by virtue of staying alive.
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Coldplay, who have headlined the festival a record-breaking four times, had earlier brought on Barry Gibb of the Bee Gees for two songs, including the Bee Gees' hit "Staying Alive", which provoked ecstatic screams from the crowd.
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Speaking with PEOPLE ahead of his new Netflix comedy special Staying Alive (out Tuesday), Morgan opened up about his recovery process, why his special is so important after his accident and what keeps him motivated to continue his career.
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I find you so toothsome the man in the room has to pull me hard by the jaw to unfastenmy eyes Laura Sims is the author of Looker, a novel, and four books of poetry, most recently Staying Alive.
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As a youngster, he never dreamed of winning a big race, his prime concern being finding food and staying alive in the difficult years during and after the Spanish Civil War, which led to a dictatorship that lasted for four decades.
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O'Connor went on to state that she had been suffering from suicidal thoughts for the past two years but was determined on "staying alive", adding: "I am only one of millions and millions and millions of people who are just like me".
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It's not like every movie was good then — this is the same decade that gave us sequels like Cannonball Run II and Staying Alive — but what you will find is summer after summer of films that, good or bad, largely remain cultural touchstones.
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"Rotten Tomatoes critic score (Season 3): 12%What critics said: "Television series must evolve to stay interesting, but it is telling that a drama predicated on an unusual storytelling angle chose strip back to basics, mostly for the sake of staying alive.
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" He drew a comparison to other life anxieties, like low-grade health issues or retirement savings: "Many people care an awful lot about staying alive or retiring, but you also don't want to go through life constantly worried about your 401(k).
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That left a large segment of the city's population scrambling to figure out how to get to work, go to the grocery store, and run all the errands that had backlogged during those wet days when the main focus was staying alive and dry.
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If you were training an AI agent to beat the game, you could reward it for staying alive and collecting keys, but how do you teach it to save certain keys for certain items, and use those items to overcome traps and complete the level?
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At one point, he decided, that despite the panic attacks and suicidal thoughts, and despite the heartbreak that lead him to write this song (it's a love song, but also a "fuck you, mental illness" anthem), he would channel that energy into making music and staying alive.
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In addition to every other film in that series aside from Creed, Stallone also wrote or co-wrote all four Rambo movies, all three Expendables movies, Over the Top, Demolition Man, Cliffhanger and perhaps most surprising of all, Staying Alive, the 1983 sequel to Saturday Night Fever.
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In both Red Dead Redemption 2 and Fallout 76 — an ambitious open-world game set in a post-apocalyptic West Virginia released this month — the emphasis is on staying alive: While playing, you must manage virtual campsites, and eat or drink to avoid in-game penalties.
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Then over the next few days, this illness doesn't shake before getting noticeably worse, until eventually, you find yourself lying in a hospital bed with a doctor telling you they need to indefinitely put you into an induced coma for you to have any chance of staying alive.
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I admired the feat of divided attention, the knack that some guys (and it was always guys) seemed to have for staying alive, both in the game and in the battle of wits on the couch, as though they were both playing a sport and doing "SportsCenter" at the same time.
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Aside from the core mission of staying alive, we're fundamentally drawn to the excitement of conflict, whether it be starting a fight on Twitter for no reason, waging unnecessary war, the unending pursuit of capital, doing drugs, falling in love, or spending eight hours bingeing on some mediocre Netflix shit.
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"I didn't have to fill out any forms; I didn't have to worry about how I was going to pay for the simple job of staying alive," said Lilac Chow, a kidney transplant patient at Toronto General Hospital, who had been brought in to share her experience with the senator.
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At the start of his recent Netflix special, "Staying Alive," Tracy Morgan doesn't waste any time addressing his near-death experience, when a car he was in collided with a Wal-Mart truck; he broke his nose, a leg and ribs in the crash and sustained a traumatic brain injury.
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The checkpoint system is so generous that it's possible to just die your way through parts of it — my preferred stealth method became barreling through a room full of enemies, staying alive barely long enough to reach the exit, and resurrecting on the other side with the monsters meandering placidly behind me.
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Its filmmaking even parallels the growing revolutionary consciousness of its protagonist, June: She goes from someone focused simply on staying alive in season one — which is shot mostly in extreme close-ups that blur out the horizon, so that we are trapped in June's state of mind — to someone increasingly focused on tearing down society in season three.
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Eddie Alvarez is a good man and a good sport and god knows we expect a lot of superhuman behavior from our mixed martial artists, but even they are subject to humanity's primordial impulses, far beyond morality, so how can we fail to forgive them in dire circumstances for unconsciously prioritizing staying alive over doing the right thing?
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Dillashaw's shifts came into their own here, but more than that—he was always cognizant of the likelihood of a return, moving his head and staying 'alive' rather than moving through prepared combinations without thought for his opponent's actions: When Barao wasn't forced into inactivity through feints and concern about counters, he would wade forwards for a period and eat Dillashaw's blows as the aggressor.
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The only stop before arriving half an hour early for load-in was to Pita Pocket, a vegan-friendly joint in the middle of the progressive college town of Northampton, Massachussetts, a place so clean you could eat off the ground (and in the case of touring drummer Nnamdi Ogbonnaya, you will, because you will drop your pita bread on the ground, and honestly it's a risk worth taking.) Flywheel is the most unofficial DIY space we'll encounter—an impossibly quick Zumba class (complete with reggaeton remix of "Staying Alive") finishes before soundcheck, soundtracking our perusal through the venue's zine library.
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