As a critique of stoical rationalism, Death in Venice shows how Aschenbach's "path of least resistance" attitude to matters of the heart gains him professional stature, but is ultimately what kills him — what death relieves him of.
While Scott Cox provides a playful foil as Nicky and William Connell does a nice job as Shepherd Henderson, the evening really belongs to Ms. English as the sorceress who, after discovering that she has a heart, gains her freedom to love.
Like all great cantinas it's a place to feel your heart, gain inspiration, and speak the truth.
Under veterans' preference rules, soldiers who were severely wounded or received a Purple Heart gain a ten-point head start over everyone else when being considered for employment.
While Mr. Clinton has long been physically active, had recently lost weight and begun eating more healthfully, it was not enough to save him from the effects of a lifetime of harming his body and his heart: gaining and losing weight, and being a fast-food junkie.
In Danish folklore, valravne that ate a king's heart gained human knowledge, could perform great malicious acts, could lead people astray, had superhuman powers, and were "terrible animals".
Use the recommended spices for losing weight, as spices are considered to help fight oxidative stress and inflammation that is important part of protecting your heart, gaining muscles, as well as satisfying cravings and hunger and raise your mood.
Increasing the level of yeast in the diets did not have an influence on the average daily weight gain, heart girth gain, withers height gain, but linearly depressed the daily intake of the concentrate.
On the next to last deal, the Italians in the closed room overbid to a contract of five hearts, while the Americans in the open room stopped accurately at four hearts, gaining 10 international match points and cutting the Italian lead to 11.
Weight gain (P =.0136, P =.0330), heart girth gain (P =.0084, P=.0044), and hip height gain (P =.0165, P =.0137) were higher for the alfalfa fed yearlings for experiment 1 and experiment 2, respectively.
Curiously, hospice care seemed to extend survival for some patients; those with pancreatic cancer gained an average of three weeks, those with lung cancer gained six weeks, and those with congestive heart failure gained three months.
