" Treasuring that impermanence, he said, is "a Japanese virtue.
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You know I've been treasuring every single second of it.
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That is a legacy worth treasuring, however you do the mental accounting.
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If that's the case, I've been treasuring a lot of trash lately.
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Both albums depict wild spaces, of whatever sort, worth treasuring because they're endangered.
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It is treasuring the ball, cherishing possession, every touch perfect and every pass precise.
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Instead, these whiskies are meant to add spirit to fans' treasuring of the show itself.
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"For a relatively new country, our ethos hasn't been about treasuring our heritage," he said.
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When Peggy dies, Steve bears her coffin and mourns her, but never stops treasuring her memory.
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Francis said their tragic history should remind Latvians of the importance of treasuring freedom and independence.
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I can tell that all of us have been treasuring it and wearing it every day.
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He doesn't know how long they'll join him on tour, but for now, he's treasuring his time with them.
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All of this indicates her life's priorities—a treasuring of literary writing that extends, when reading, to saying the words aloud.
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It's really hard to make people laugh, and a show that can make you laugh, over and over again, is worth treasuring.
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The film stars Ellen Page as Tallulah, a rootless young woman living out of the back of a van and treasuring her independence.
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He could not alter the plot significantly lest he alienate audiences who grew up treasuring the 1960 novel or the 1962 film starring Gregory Peck.
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"As a Chinese, I think we should be really treasuring our old culture," he said, and he had even played a concert at the temple.
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On Friday nights, when the Louvre Museum closes late, I often lingered in the hall of Dutch painters, treasuring Vermeers and Rembrandts with the rooms nearly to myself.
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Don and Naiema Frieson flew up from northwest Arkansas, treasuring the "Hamilton" tickets they had bought for $1,500, eager to experience the musical they had heard so much about.
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Especially after losing legends such as David Bowie and Tom Petty over the last few years, I'm treasuring the chance to catch my favorite acts in concert while I can.
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So too, arguably, are the Bengalis who rage against colonial rule during debates at literary salons and yet feel affinity to some parts of Britain, treasuring its universities, writers and freedoms.
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Though Windsor did not disclose their identities — the man and his daughter wished to remain anonymous — she said they were grateful for the scenic shot and planned on treasuring it for years to come.
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But many said people here tended to place a premium on independence, treasuring a kind of live-and-let-live attitude in which neighbors are friendly but also allow for a bit of space.
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These days, Freedman needs a lot of square footage to accommodate his inventory and imagination, especially because he treats the works less like a collector than a curator, treasuring the items themselves as much as their juxtapositions.
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And talk about truly treasuring those books -- when we hear that (someone) has passed away, invariably they'll tell us that they were sitting around as a family in those final few hours looking at the photo book.
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I remember singing "So bold, make 'em know that you're with me," and "I'm surprised when you kiss me," and treasuring the song's metaphors for the way queer people have had to hide our love throughout our history.
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Ms. Penny, who frequently bursts into raucous laughter, says she is still treasuring a literary success that came somewhat late in life — she was 46 when her first novel, "Still Life," was published after being rejected or ignored by 50 publishers.
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Now, in both tourism and progressive governance, there is money to be made and votes to be won by maintaining the rose-colored legacy of America treasuring and loving these natural wonders put there by a higher power for white settlers to discover.
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Our conversation with Atkin, documented in the slideshow ahead, reveals that she was less concerned with flowers and food leading up to the big day, and more with treasuring her relationship with her soon-to-be husband and finding a way to tie the knot that felt right for them.
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Just because the games don't count, or because they are so different from the ones that do, does not mean that there isn't some beauty or meaning to find in what Lonzo Ball did in and to the Summer League; Nate Robinson's Summer League legend is not any less real or worth treasuring because of how ramshackle it is.
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At the edge of Rongyindachi lies a paper furnace, and usually paper that had been written on would be brought here for incinerating, with a reverence for the written word and an appreciation for the culture of the people. "Treasuring the Written Word" (敬惜字紙), thus is the virtue of compatriots, whose purpose lies in reverence of the written word and cherishing the culture of the people. Jingziting is the only facilities on the grounds built for the purpose of "Treasuring the Written Word," which from the past to the present has been pursued to the utmost.
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As an artist, I constantly feel lost and I feel I am facing horror! I’m lost, in the Chinese contemporary art world, which only seems to be dealing with the total, instead of treasuring any individuals to light the world. I believe: I am human.
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Throughout the series, Maru befriends Juliet's "Black Dog" alter ego, "Julio", and eventually learned her gender though he doesn't know "Julio" is Juliet in disguise. :During the prefect elections, treasuring his friendship with Julio, he decides to ally himself with Romio and Juliet after learning about their relationship and Julio's true identity.
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Goring, J & R (1984), The Unitarians, p. 24 Thus, from 1881 to the establishment of the GAUFCC, the denomination consisted of "two overlapping circles, one labelled 'Unitarian' and eager for organisation and propaganda, the other rejecting labels and treasuring comprehensiveness. Each side had its own college, its own newspaper and its own hymn book".
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Sajjal and Shahzaib cherish each other as only two true lovers can, but Sajjal's world is shattered when her husband's deadly disease takes his life. She will, in time, learn to live again, treasuring and holding near and dear the sweet memories of their times together, as she awaits the birth of her child.
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The film sheds light on the story of Aleena (Asha Jayaram), a widow and her four- year-old daughter Deepamol (Geethu Mohandas). Aleena lives with her daughter treasuring the memories of her late husband (Prathap Pothan) in a big house. She repeatedly dismisses the notion of remarriage. She is a painter and works in the advertising industry.
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Whether this event is accidental or intentional is not revealed. Joan is initiated into Marion's coven in an elaborate and campy ritual. The language used by the women makes reference to treasuring each coven member as part of the sisterhood. Cleared of her husband's death, which was ruled an accident, Joan attends a party with her friends.
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At the time of the actor's early death, Michael Billington admitted to most "treasuring"Michael Billington, "Paul Bhattacharjee: 'He could play just about anything'", guardian.co.uk, 18 July 2013. Bhattacharjee's performance as Hari Hobson in a version of Hobson's Choice. The adaptation of the original Harold Brighouse play by Tanika Gupta,Billington's review in 2003 erroneously gives the dramatist's first name as "Tankika".
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Lamentations 3:26 "quietly wait," "in the Froschauer [German] Bible reads 'in Gelassenheit' (instead of quietly) – one probable Biblical reference that helped to establish this important 'Anabaptist term.'"Gross, p. 314 The Ordnung is used to produce Gelassenheit, which is to be shown via a yielding of spirit to the traditions. The Amish glance back into the past and examine their traditions, treasuring them.
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See also Cornis-Pope, p.232, 233 Also at that stage, first-generation Symbolism in general was becoming more accepted by the cultural establishment, engendering some mutations at the movement's core. In contrast to their teacher Macedonski, several Romanian Symbolists were adopting neoromantic attitudes and viewing Eminescu's poetry with more sympathy, treasuring those Eminescian traits which were closest to Decadentism (idealism, moroseness, exoticism).Cernat, p.11, 21, 26, 27, 209, 211, 227.
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The Royal Collections Museum () is an art museum in the City of Madrid that is expected to be open in 2020. It will be located in a new building in the gardens of the Campo del Moro park next to the Almudena Cathedral and the Royal Palace. It is intended to house, for public display, paintings, sculptures, tapestries, luxury objects, carriages and other works of art and historical pieces that the different kings of Spain were treasuring throughout history.
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Rahul Khanna loses his wife, Tina after she gives birth to their daughter, Anjali Khanna. He raises Anjali as a single father, with the help of his mother. Anjali grows up treasuring the letters her mother wrote before she died for her to receive on her first eight birthdays. On her eighth birthday, Anjali reads the last and most important letter that her mother left her; it tells the story of Rahul, Tina, and Anjali Sharma.
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Husband and wife Rawdon (Gildart Jackson) and Miranda (Melora Hardin) are soulmates. Their love for each other is palpable as they lie in bed treasuring their 6 month old daughter Quincey. Miranda fantasizes about the speech she plans to make when, one day in their future, she will give this tiny infant away at her wedding. Tragically, when Quincey is 3, Miranda is killed in a car accident and Rawdon is left alone, unmoored, to continue life without the love of his life.
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The Pro Patria Medal is awarded by the Head of the Office for War Veterans and Victims of Oppression based upon an application with documentation from veteran and victim of oppression groups. Recommendations may also be made by departments of the Polish Government or Polish diplomatic missions and military attachés. The medal is awarded to mark special merit in strengthening and treasuring the memory of the Polish people's fight for the independence of the Polish Republic during and following World War II.
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There are so many batshit delights, especially as things escalate towards the finale, but to spoil them would be to ruin Mancini and co.'s grand carnival. Without a doubt, Child's Play is a horror franchise worth treasuring." Stephen Dalton of The Hollywood Reporter also had mostly positive things to say about the film, writing, "the bratty quips and cheerfully nasty murders come thick and fast, with drillings and decapitations, high heels and compressed air canisters all part of their repertoire.
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However, he tolerated their extramarital relationships, even rewarding their common-law husbands and treasuring the illegitimate grandchildren they produced for him. He also, apparently, refused to believe stories of their wild behaviour. After his death the surviving daughters were banished from the court by their brother, the pious Louis, to take up residence in the convents they had been bequeathed by their father. At least one of them, Bertha, had a recognised relationship, if not a marriage, with Angilbert, a member of Charlemagne's court circle.
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Although he could be friendly off the field, he became hostile and determined once he stepped onto the field. At his memorial service, he was described by Hubert Ashton as being "provocative, austere, brusque, shy, humble, thoughtful, kindly, proud, sensitive, single-minded and possessed of immense moral and physical courage," and Frith argues that these varied qualities are easily proven by what was said about him.Frith, p. 447. Harold Larwood maintained great respect for Jardine, treasuring a gift his captain gave him after the Bodyline tour and believing him to be a great man.
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Following the success of feature film Soul Boy, One Fine Day Films and Kenyan-based production company Ginger Ink partnered with DW Akademie to design a two-module training initiative: One Fine Day Film Workshops. The first module, a classroom-like "mini film school", deepens and expands the skill set and cinematic language of already practicing African filmmakers. It widens cinematic perspectives, exposure and vocabulary. Treasuring African Stories and wanting to enable talented filmmakers from the continent to reach a larger number of viewers is what One Fine Day Films are working for.
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See Sally Goldsmith, Thirteen Acres: John Ruskin and the Totley Communists (Guild of St George Publications, 2017). Donations of land from wealthy and dedicated Companions eventually placed land and property in the Guild's care: in the Wyre Forest, near Bewdley, Worcestershire, called Ruskin Land today;See Peter Wardle and Cedric Quayle, Ruskin and Bewdley (Brentham Press, 2007). Barmouth, in Gwynedd, north-west Wales; Cloughton, in North Yorkshire; Westmill in Hertfordshire;See Liz Mitchell, 'Treasuring things of the least': Mary Hope Greg, John Ruskin and Westmill, Hertfordshire (Guild of St George Publications, 2017). and Sheepscombe, Gloucestershire.
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Mozi believed that the norm of handing out important government responsibilities to one's relatives regardless of capabilities, as opposed to those who were best equipped to handle these responsibilities, restricted social mobility. Mozi taught that as long as a person was qualified for a task, he should keep his position, regardless of blood relations. If an officer were incapable, even if he were a close relative of the ruler, he ought to be demoted, even if it meant poverty. A ruler should be in close proximity to talented people, treasuring talents and seeking their counsel frequently.
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Years before the start of No Bra, Masato Kataoka and Yuki Nomura were childhood friends, though they were later separated—with Masato soon forgetting anything about the friendship and Yuki still treasuring those memories. Masato grows to become a high school student enrolled in Meikyuu Private Academy, whereas Yuki moves from school to school, never quite fitting in because of her crossdressing and feminine appearance. One day, Yuki moves in with Masato and starts going to school with him. Yuki promptly becomes one of the most popular girls in the class, alongside Kaoru Oozora, whom Masato nurses a crush on.
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Coming up to seniors from MZT Skopje's own youth at the age of 17 Andrej had much inspiration. Training with the seniors alongside with Aleksandar Kostoski, Nikola Otašević, Aleksandar Ćapin and Aleksandar Cvetković among other playing holding the point guard spot within two years spent with the white and blues. Treasuring his limited appearance in the first team Andrej managed to hold the position in the youth squad as one of the leaders dominating in U-20 league alongside with Ljubomir Mladenovski, Adem Mekić and Mihajlo Arsoski under the eye of coaches Vrbica Stefanov and Vladimir Mirkovski winning nearly everything that the club can win in youth league.
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Even the social-democrat Kautsky stated that, in social > transformation, there is no way of conceiving that an agricultural country > should cover the same length and direction of the path taken by present-day > industrial states."Madgearu, Doctrina țărănistă, in Niculae et al., p.106 In order to advance his proposed economic goals, Madgearu did however support a degree of state planning over the mixture of interventionism and laissez- faire advocated by the National Liberals: > "Without treasuring beyond measure the absolute value of planning in > organizing the national economy, experience has shown the superiority of > plan-based state intervention over that left to chance [...].
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Sen no Rikyū's chashitsu is a Japanese four-character idiom (yojijukugo) that describes a cultural concept of treasuring the unrepeatable nature of a moment. The term has been translated as "for this time only," and "once in a lifetime." The term reminds people to cherish any gathering that they may take part in, citing the fact that any moment in life cannot be repeated; even when the same group of people get together in the same place again, a particular gathering will never be replicated, and thus each moment is always a once-in- a-lifetime experience. The concept is most commonly associated with Japanese tea ceremonies, especially tea masters Sen no Rikyū and Ii Naosuke.
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As inmost cathedral and garrison towns, the clerical and military elements dominated society, and here were mutually antagonistic, because of the enmity between their respective leaders, the bishop and, the governor. Moreover, Elvas, being a remote provincial centre, abounded in curious and grotesque types. Diniz, who was a keen observer, noted these, and, treasuring them in his memory, reproduced them, with their vanities, intrigues and ignorance, in his masterpiece, Hyssope. In 1768 a quarrel arose between the bishop, a proud, pretentious prelate, and the dean, as to the right of the former to receive holy water from the latter at a private side door of the cathedral, instead of at the principal entrance.
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The Italian Red Cross is currently conducting the 2020 Strategy promoted by the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies. The main aim of this project is to reach, during this decade, 6 objectives based on the analysis of the needs and vulnerabilities of the community. The 6 strategic objectives are the following: # Safeguard and protect health and life; # Encourage support and social inclusion; # Prepare the community and respond to emergencies and disasters; # Spread the International Humanitarian Law (IHL), the Fundamental Principles and the Humanitarian Values. Cooperate with the other members of the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement; # Promote youths development and a culture of active citizenship; # Operate with a capillary, efficient and conspicuous structure, treasuring the activity of volunteers.
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Of particular interest is the "Trappeto", an oil mill dating back to the seventeenth century, earlier used as a stable (still visible the horse mangers), the reception hall, and the Norman tower. In this ancient building there are visible engravings of Templar symbols testifying the presence of Knights in the Castle, such as the carvings depicting crosses and symbols typical of the Order of Knights Templar, especially those depicting the Triplice Cinta (Triple Enclosure) consisting of three concentric squares connected by central lines. Two of these TC depictions are still observable today on the steps of an internal staircase, one just sketched and one very well defined. The Castle is treasuring also a suggestive Investiture Hall, where the Templar Initiation Ceremonies were held.
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Baháʼí support for the effort was specific as a result of the then recent letter of the Universal House of Justice "Message to the World's Religious Leaders" released the previous April.See Message to the World's Religious Leaders from the Universal House of Justice by the Universal House of Justice On 28 October 2003, the Baháʼí pamphlet Treasuring Our Youth was officially presented to the Scottish Inter-Faith Council.Scottish Inter-Faith Council 28 Oct 2003, scotland.gov. uk The religion was represented at a religion and faith focus group in Glasgow, on 1 December 2008 on the issue of a Patients' Rights Bill for Users of the NHS in Scotland organised by the Scottish Inter-Faith Council.Patients' Rights Bill for Users of the NHS in Scotland: Consultation Analysis Report, 10 June 2009, scotland.gov.
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The follow up, "Send My Love (To Your New Lover)", has been compared to the work of singer Taylor Swift due to its "upbeat, poppy" sound. Adele describes it as a "happy you're gone" song, which was inspired by an ex-boyfriend. The drum-filled folk song "I Miss You" has been described as "explicitly seductive" due to the lyrics: "Bring the floor up to my knees/Let me fall into your gravity/And kiss me back to life to see/Your body standing over me." "When We Were Young", another piano-led ballad, is "a reflective serenade about treasuring the moments you will look back on in years to come", while the ballad "Remedy", was written about Adele's best friend, her grandparents, her boyfriend, and her son.
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'" Sawyer concluded: "The strength of The Science of Discworld — and why in many ways it is something new in science writing — derives from Pratchett's story being more than a parable constructed for the specific purpose of explaining what the scientists have to say. It is, as has been said, a commentary/parody of the scientific method". In a contribution about evolution for the 2001 book Nonlinear Dynamics in the Life and Social Sciences, reproductive biologist Jack Cohen discussed the lie-to-children teaching technique and its use educating students on the concept of evolution and its complex facets including the notion that DNA is an architectural guide for life. The author concluded: "Only the search for universal features, while treasuring all the exceptional specifics, offers some hope of sketching out the general shape of the evolutionary process so that we can explain it honestly as a Lie-to- Children.
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