This week in particular, in the wake of Jill Abramson's firing by the Times, is a good moment for women journalists to remember Nellie Bly, a flawed but still effective model who wrote about what she wanted instead of arming herself with the hammer she acquired in her youth and spending the rest of her career searching for nails.
Bob Bradley on Friday coached his first World Cup qualifier since being hired as Egypt's manager last year, but he did so in an empty stadium — a consequence of the violence that plagued the country in general and soccer games in particular in the wake of the overthrow of the former president Hosni Mubarak.
Chelsea's billionaire owner paid Porto £13.3m in compensation to bring in Villas-Boas in the summer but there has been criticism of the Portuguese's performance so far, in particular in the wake of the 5-3 home defeat to Arsenal in October.
In particular, in the wake of Kosslyn's (1980 , 1994 seminal work on the cognitive psychology of imagery, a growing number of philosophers are now ready to defend the reality of mental pictures, and show no sign whatsoever of feeling embattled (e.g., von Eckardt, 1988, 1993; Tye, 1988, 1991; Mortensen, 1989; Brann, 1991; Cohen, 1996; Rollins, 2001).
Alon Ben Meir, writing for 'Today's Zaman,' commented that "Turkey understands that if it wants to play a leadership role in the Middle East, in particular in the wake of the Arab uprisings, and still influence Israel's policy, then it has no choice but to deal with Israel as a key player in resolving several regional conflicts, including those along Turkey's borders".
I've been wondering about the distinction between general notions and particular bottles in the wake of the wine panel's recent tasting of 20 Austrian rieslings from recent vintages.
As György Lukács recognised with particular clarity in the wake of Russia's revolution, Marx was also right to argue that the exploited majority will only acquire the power needed to change this system when we are prepared consciously and deliberately to make and to take this power, in full awareness of what this implies.
All these elements will certainly figure into "Ruffneck Constructivists," a group show about the complications and perversities of "racial" thinking, which is being organized by the artist Kara Walker for the Institute of Contemporary Art in Philadelphia (Feb. 12) and should have particular resonance in the wake of the death of Trayvon Martin and its aftermath.
Founded in Spain in 1928, Opus Dei came under particular scrutiny in the wake of Dan Brown's bestselling book, The Da Vinci Code, in which the religious order was depicted as an influential and corrupt cult-like group, a perception that the organisation has tried hard to dispel.
"Big investors can't take such a risk, so trade the stock away from the market," sighs Mr Smithers.Merging the two exchanges does nothing to change this, nor to boost liquidity, eliminate red tape, increase the use of English or improve corporate governance, which is a particular concern in the wake of the scandal over dodgy deals at Olympus, a camera-maker.
The lyrics seem like a response to our treacherous political moment the line "they wanna shut me down like my pussy's fucking worthless" cuts with a particular edge in the wake of yesterday's congressional passage of Trumpcare, which guts care for women and reproductive health.
