But tonight at 10 on its regular series "The System," Court TV plugs into larger events with "Osama bin Laden on Trial," a contemplation of how "the world's most wanted" might be prosecuted and defended in an American courtroom.
At two big sports industry conferences in London at the end of last year the usually bullish rhetoric about expanding into new markets and on to new platforms was replaced by nervous contemplation of how sport might ride out the recession.
This is what is on my agenda currently, and mixing that up with a contemplation of how at this given second I am actually okay is only going to confuse me.
Depending on how you manage that type of situation, you may find yourself in absolute contemplation, breathing normally, or hyperventilating with the prospect of discovery and adventure.
(Oncologist talking to patient) [ 42] Some oncologists describe a "contemplation stage" during which evidence is gathered concerning disease progression and treatment options and consideration given on how to present this to the patient [ 38, 49, 52].
For example, patients in the contemplation stage receive more information on why and how to become active, while patients in the maintenance stage receive information on how to stay active [ 28, 29].
Organized by the Museum of Modern Art photography curator Roxana Marcoci, this show within the show, "The Politics of Contemplation," acknowledges how much Adams's photography did to put preservation of the natural wilderness on the national political agenda.
Given my personal and professional passion for branding (as owner of a brand design agency), paired with lots of contemplation on gay rights, I have been curious about how the two intersect.
His work invites contemplation on identity, visual culture and performance.
