He has directed "Canal Zone," "Titicut Follies," "Near Death," "Welfare," "Central Park," and many other lengthy accretive documentaries, which, taken together, seem to be adding up to the most intently realized study of contemporary American life we possess.
Since 1914, the Panama Canal has provided ships with a direct interoceanic canal for crossing the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.
So by dividing 11,310 by average annual water consumption, the value of direct access to canal and well or the value of security of available water calculated is $0.306 per cubic meter.
The alimentary canal directs food unidirectionally from the mouth to the anus.
Federal guidelines for kayaking and canoeing the Gowanus urge boaters to "minimize direct contact" with the canal's toxic water, which contains PCBs, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons, mercury and lead, not to mention sundry more-pungent if less-toxic aromatic compounds.
The 32 rooms are spacious and luxurious -- reproduction antiques, tasseled drapes, satellite and pay TV -- but the best thing about the hotel is that some of the rooms have a periscopic view of the Bridge of Sighs and a more direct view of the canal that flows beneath it.
Conclusions: Results indicated that none of the techniques tested could predictably produce a coronal bacteria-tight seal of the root canal after direct saliva challenge.
Canal +, Direct Star and Comédie+ aired 30 Rock.
There was also a plan for a lower Don bypass, to connect direct to the Goole Canal, avoiding the difficult Dutch River.
Wax and pus were removed from the ear canal under direct vision using a voroscope (WelchAllyn LumiView).
