Word: cues
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...bumbling Joel Edgerton (“Star Wars: Episode III”), had just left Northampton for the bright lights of London with his uptight girlfriend when he is brought back home to take over the family shoe factory after his father’s unexpected death—cue the pressure to live up to the expectations of dad’s ghost. As the business sinks into financial problems, Price unexpectedly meets Lola and soon is inspired to make sexy boots with heels that won’t break under the weight of the man. Thus a truly...
...Information of this sort is never lost; it only changes forms. When the cue ball strikes a billiard ball and stops, it becomes easier to describe the information content of the cue ball (all you need is its position), but you need to use more information to describe the other ball, which now has position and velocity. Likewise, each interaction between subatomic particles can create or exchange information...
...Science Everett I. Mendelsohn said. The legislation will be placed on the docket for a vote at either the April 18 or May 2 full Faculty meeting, he said. Council members also passed a motion pushing for all courses of five or more students to be evaluated using CUE forms. Currently, professors may opt out of CUE evaluations. “By and large we’d like to see all courses evaluated,” Mendelsohn said. “Teaching fellows deserve that kind of comment on their work.” Director of the Office...
...everything in between.” “rainbow/streets” hopes to live up to its colorful title through the illustration of various emotions and personalities. The creative focus on the play’s language requires the audience member to keep a keen ear and cue in to what is being said, while the contemporary music adds a more modern feel that to which the audience can relate to and in which it can get engaged. The messages of the play are direct, in such a way that they, as Gentry affirms, “take...
...9/11, illegal immigration slowed dramatically for two years. Now it has turned up again. The chronic reason is a Mexican economy unable to provide jobs with a living wage to a growing population. But those who live and work along the border say there is another, more immediate cue for the rush. In a speech on immigration policy last January, George W. Bush proposed "a new temporary-worker program that will match willing foreign workers with willing American employers when no Americans can be found to fill the jobs." The President said his program would give three-year, renewable work...