He went into business with his wife, Anne, a geologist and a lawyer, and built a reputation for skillfully deploying a mapping technique called 3-D seismic imaging to pinpoint hydrocarbon deposits in areas with little margin for error.
During one of the streams I watched, of a woman in her late teens or early twenties skillfully playing Call of Duty: Ghosts, a barrage of comments from the seventy or so viewers told her things like "came 4 tits," "play topless you'll have 10,000 viewers" and "are you pants less again?" When she replied, "That's really degrading," one viewer responded, "it's not degrading it's fun".
But when the stage manager, Dave Polato, called "time," the cast leaped into skillfully controlled frenzy.
Here Cirque Garuda uses a technique called contact juggling, where crystal balls are skillfully manipulated to give the impression that they are floating in air.
What's called for now is vision and leadership to skillfully guide companies from last century into the present and beyond.
In the controversy over the operation of the Indian Point nuclear plant, he commissioned a panel, called for a study, shelved it and then tap-danced skillfully around proclaiming a firm position.
It skillfully and seriously set forth the tale of Ken Rex McElroy, the town bully called "the barbarian of Nadaway County," who was disposed of in 1981 by a group of vigilantes bearing shotguns.
AT Carine Roitfeld's bal des vampires in Paris this month for her book, "Irreverent," the hostess and guests like the model Anja Rubik, above, in a gothic lace-up velvet number, showed that high-fashion vamp calls for skillfully smudged eyes.
At Carine Roitfeld's bal des vampires in Paris this month for her book "Irreverent," the hostess and guests, like the model Anja Rubik, in a gothic lace-up velvet number, showed that high-fashion vamp calls for skillfully smudged eyes.
I will say: I played the new Deus Ex a few weeks, and it looks to be just what the genre needs in terms of "hey, something new!" And for those of you who are fans of multi-player (for some reason): the Guardian calls it "skillfully constructed and breathtakingly expansive".
