Though the Carnegie has no stated theme, the excellent catalog places emphasis on play as essential to art and life; "The Playground Project" gives liberating experiential form to its thesis.
Maya Angelou once said, "I have found that among its other benefits, giving liberates the soul of the giver".
To celebrate reaching 100,000 fans on Facebook, Mike is giving away "Liberate," a dynamic and driving tune that features the vocal talents of Maura Hope.
Late in 1904, in the flush of her early happiness with Craig, she arrived in St . Petersburgon her first trip to Russia -- a crucial moment in ballet history, given the liberating influence her dancing was to have on the young Michel Fokine's experiments.
I still had a lot to learn, but had been given the liberating notion that now I could teach myself.
The thermally stable derivative 234 undergoes photochemically reversible ring-opening reaction to give 235, which liberates ethylene via reverse Diels Alder reaction (Scheme 106).
So I'm casting my lot, at least to the extent that I can, with the people who give me tools to liberate myself from that control.
This "life advice" may take the form of quasi-magical techniques that may heal us, or ecstatic practices that may give us equanimity and liberate us from the endless cycle of desire and suffering, or theosophical intentions that transform our daily consciousness.
Freed from most of the urgent crises he inherited, and the imperative of winning re-election, he at times seems liberated to give voice to causes that have animated his time in public life.
Moreover, Cadbury has commissioned 850 water wells, serving 150 to 200 people each, which will give women and children liberated from water-fetching duties time to do other things.
