Be far sighted and look at the bright side.
And the "world" sounds, such as that shakuhachi flute, make it a classy, far-sighted vision of 1986.
What's needed is a more far-sighted vision that sees the creative industries as not just profitable financially but good for people's physical and mental health, their continuing education and their sense of self.
In interviews, Cheung drank in the acclaim, calling her company "a big family" with "a far-sighted vision," and touting the virtues of restraint: "If I only have the ability to build a three-star hotel, I will never rashly build a five-star hotel".
But no group should be able to abuse control of that set-top box to inhibit competition". What happened next: For all that Birt was vilified by those who agreed with Potter's damning verdict of his management style, he is acclaimed in equal measure by those who believe he future-proofed the BBC with his far-sighted vision of the multichannel, on-demand world.
Edwards finished in last place in both the 70m and 90m ski-jumps, but partly owing to his Coke-bottle glasses (required to correct far-sighted vision) and general aura of clumsiness, he achieved unlikely celebrity in both the US and UK. Edwards said: "I've not really seen the script so I don't know what they've picked out of the things that happened in my life and what is made up.
What it now needs is the same far-sighted vision in creating a European support structure for science?the European Research Council.
"What's needed is a more far-sighted vision that sees the creative industries as not just profitable financially but good for people's physical and mental health, their continuing education and their sense of self," said West.
It has done so in the past with the far-sighted vision of cooperative science exemplified in European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN), European Southern Observatory (ESO), and European Molecular Biology Laboratory (EMBL).
But "it is difficult to imagine that the founders' far-sighted vision of World Heritage protection envisaged a future world where we intentionally or accidentally ended up excluding half the surface of the earth the open ocean," Rössler writes.
