Mr Dowd told us that the notes consisted of 4 or 5 bullet points where he had roughly recorded what had been said.
That's because, as is evident from "Spies," he was working with the G.R.U., the Soviet military-intelligence agency, not the K.G.B.; some of the relevant material in Vassiliev's notes consists of K.G.B. officials' envious grumbling about the good luck of "the neighbors" in having a source so high up in the State Department.
While the show notes consisted of a highbrow explanation referencing philosopher Walter Benjamin's ideas around memory and the past, and "sparks able to build constellations rich with future in which past meets present", Michele himself was at least a little less academic backstage.
The problem, as Freddoso notes, consists of the following questions: if God ultimately is the first and direct cause of everything, including whatever occurs and exists in nature, can there be any causal activity on the part of creatures?; and if there is secondary causation, how does this causal activity fit in with God's causal activity?
The top notes consist of an Italian bergamot orange, golden apricot and a basil sorbet.
The top notes include bergamot and cassis; the heart notes comprise of jasmine, heliotropium, and wild red fruits; the base notes consist of musk and vanilla extracts.
The top notes include citrus, peach, and passion fruit chord; the heart notes give a "spicy freshness" through the use of various flowers like gardenia and sambac jasmine, and cinnamon; the base notes consist of amber, musk, sandalwood and vanilla chord.
The field notes consisted of reflections made during the observations and informal conversations: placement during the observation and informal conversation, physical position of the observer when the person with dementia left the house, perceived state of mind of the spouse and the person with dementia, facial expressions of the spouse and person with dementia, and the weather at the time [ 34].
Notes consist of several parts.
Yet the sample for low-income families, as the book had noted, consisted of 22 households in Southern California; for the middle-income families, the author relied on her experience with her own son: a sample of one.
