Owners in baseball are notorious for being haughty and difficult, but Mr. Bush cultivated the opposite image.
MEXICO CITY — The Cuban national baseball team can be roughly described as the opposite image of the Washington Senators of yesteryear.
Mr. Wittmann, who grew up in nearby Waco, said Central Texas also had the advantage of projecting a heartland image, the opposite image of the rich and elite Martha's Vineyard, where Bill Clinton frequently vacationed.
Almost an opposite image of Westchester Medical Center, St. John's, which discharges 40percentt Medicaid patients, is a local success story, one that has expanded considerably while still managing a 2percentt operating profit on $147 million in revenues last year.
If the world was roused by the sight from Chicago barely one month ago, hundreds of thousands of people streaming into Grant Park to celebrate the triumph of possibility over tainted history, the arrest of Governor Blagojevich on a dark and drizzly Chicago dawn was quite the opposite image.
In addition, if more than one feature descriptor matches the same feature in the opposite image, the HD4AR removes all of those matches.
In fact, the force equals the one that would be created by an opposite "image charge" lurking as far below the surface as the original charge hovers above it the textbook example.
PLACE side by side the two intelligence problems that captivated Washington last week -- Iraq and Pakistan -- and you can see stunning, polar-opposite images of what happens when murky intelligence collides with political agendas.
On pages opposite some images he would write personal notes on domestic or world events, his daily activities, or even the weather.
