CEC also allows for individual CEC-enabled devices to command and control each other without user intervention.
His mix of pitches and command complement each other pretty well".
But after a wild night on the town, the pair bark panicked commands at each other as they discover the unmatched horrors of hung-over diaper-changing.
The effect is of a child trying out high heels, and that childlike atmosphere is sustained as they crawl on all fours with loping, unfurling catlike arms; move with jerky hip bumps to a techno beat; or issue commands to each other.
The Dane and Britain's Carl Froch may be the best of enemies in the ring at London's O2 Arena on 25 May but outside it they are old chums – which is unusual in the fight game these days – commanding total respect for each other and speaking regularly on the phone.
Actually, there are two C.O.C.'s, as they are known, a main and a forward, which leapfrog each other, alternating command, as the marines move.
In the command center, a warren of trenches and bunkers that the Indians do not shell -- there is a gentlemen's agreement on both sides to spare each other's command centers -- he has arranged a table of mortar and cannon shells recovered from recent attacks, to prove the aggressiveness of the Indians.
If Anne Frank's continual appeal is rooted in every child's sense of his own powerlessness (along with the selfish hope that his papers will be published in redemptive, posthumous volumes that are hailed as classics and haunt his surviving family members), Shirley Temple movies satisfy a child's fantasies of tyranny, of being able to make grownups tap dance and marry each other on command.
The second one utilizes Bluetooth to transmit botnet commands when hijacked smartphones encounter each other while in motion.
Women have come a long way from falling for the foolish ideology that puts "thin" on a pedestal and commands us to climb over each other in pursuit of an aesthetic that's appealing precisely because it's out of reach.
