It's what gives Jacqui Lambie, who's had a rocky time in her short career as a senator, steady ground and the spotlight.
In March 2012, music producer Jeffrey "J-Dub" Walker announced on his Twitter account that a song "Steady Ground", which he produced for Aaliyah's third album, would be included in the forthcoming posthumous Aaliyah album.
The critic Richard Gilman said of the book: "In 'Armies of the Night,' the rough force of Mailer's imagination, his brilliant wayward gifts of observation, his ravishing if often calculated honesty and his chutzpah all flourish on the steady ground of a newly coherent subject and theme".
This is not surprising because firstly, our study area is transected by a major river at the valley bottom, which provides a steady breeding ground for malaria vectors throughout the year [ 5, 43].
Walker, who co-wrote "I Refuse" and "What If" off of Aaliyah's 2001 self-titled third album, tweeted earlier this week (which was later deleted) that an unreleased song that he produced titled "Steady Ground" will be featured "on her upcoming album".
The Yes campaign made steady ground in the polls until, with just a fortnight to go, it nudged ahead for the first time and panic swept through Westminster.
In southern Serbia, where an armed rebellion by ethnic Albanians close to Kosovo had gained steady ground since last fall, NATO's negotiations with the rebels seemed to have worked.
He doesn't want to fly high; it's enough to walk on steady ground.
