While Pollack and Byman argued that such a containment strategy would be very difficult to make work given the historical problems of doing so and the specific problems created by previous American actions in Iraq, they also concluded that containment would likely prove America's least bad option because U. S. interests in the Persian Gulf were so important that Washington would have to try to mitigate the impact of spillover.

After this success, director Sydney Pollack hired Cuarón to direct an episode of Fallen Angels, a series of neo-noir stories produced for the Showtime premium cable network in 1993 ; other directors who worked on the series included Steven Soderbergh, Jonathan Kaplan, Peter Bogdanovich, and Tom Hanks.

Traditionally a popular source of food in some countries, such as Norway, in the United Kingdom it has previously been largely consumed as a cheaper and versatile alternative to cod and haddock in the West Country, elsewhere being known mostly for its traditional use as " Pollack for puss / coley for the cat.

Seventh Heaven features the song " Diane " by Erno Rapee and Lew Pollack, who wrote the song specifically for the film.

* Jonathan D. Pollack, " North Korea's Nuclear Weapon Development: Implications for Future Policy " Proliferation Papers, Paris, Ifri, Spring 2010

According to Alan Pollack, the " approach-avoidance tactic " is encountered in the verse, as the V chord ( for example E in A key ) appearing on the words " Always know ", " I know when " " I think a No " and " I think I disagree ") never resolves into a I chord ( A in A key )) directly as expected.

Hwang wrote an early draft of a screenplay based upon A. S. Byatt's Booker Prize-winning novel Possession, which was originally scheduled for director Sydney Pollack.

By 1928 he played for the Ben Pollack band.

The son of May Pollack and Sir Ernest Oppenheimer, Harry was born to an assimilated Jewish family of German origins in Kimberley, the original centre for diamond mining in South Africa, and lived most of his life in Johannesburg.

Edmunds and the band, including Lowe, performed in a music video for the track, "" Girls Talk " directed by Martin Pitts, and produced by Derek Burbidge and Helen Pollack.

This has nevertheless been seen as inconsistent by some scholars ( for instance Mark Pollack ) who take issue with the assertion that informational advantages only allow national governments to gain freedom from European electorates and that the same principle applies with European institutions gaining an advantage over their principals through informational asymmetries.

Stark was less enthused, but agreed because Pollack assured him he could deliver Robert Redford for the role of Hubbell, which Laurents had written with Ryan O ' Neal in mind.

Pollack admitted the film wasn't good, accepted full responsibility for its problems, and apologized for his behavior.

Pollack also had a contract with Boyd Raeburn stipulating that the orchestra could record for a major label, but Jewel held an exclusive on all independent releases.

Nesher was founded in the early 1930s as a workers town for the Nesher Cement factory, established in 1922 by Michael Pollack, a Jewish industrialist from Russia.

David Pollack, Washington Institute for Near East Policy, December 2008

In 1980, Prof Cyril Clarke, Dr Ronald Finn, Dr John Gorman, Dr Vincent Freda, and Dr William Pollack each received an Albert Lasker Award for Clinical Medical Research for their work on Rhesus blood types and the prevention of Rh disease.

Despite earlier plans to attend college and then medical school, Pollack left Indiana for New York City soon after finishing high school at age 17.

For his 1985 film Out of Africa starring Meryl Streep and Robert Redford, Pollack won Academy Awards for directing and producing.

* Kenneth Pollack, Director of the Saban Center for Middle East Policy at the Brookings Institution

* David di Donatello Awards: Special David, Sydney Pollack, for the direction ; 1976.

* 1980-Lasker Award-Prof Cyril Clarke, together with Dr Ronald Finn, Dr John Gorman, Dr Vincent Freda, and Dr William Pollack were jointly awarded the Albert Lasker Award for Clinical Medical Research for their pioneering work on the Rhesus blood group system, the role of Rhesus D antibodies in the causation of Rh disease and the prevention of Rh disease.

Clinical trials set up by Dr. Pollack in 42 clinical centers in the US, Great Britain, Germany, Sweden, Italy, and Australia confirmed their hypothesis, and the vaccine was finally approved in England and the United States in 1968.

2002 ), Pollack details the history of United States actions against Iraq since the Persian Gulf War of 1991.

In The Threatening Storm, Pollack argued " the only prudent and realistic course of action left to the United States is to mount a full-scale invasion of Iraq to smash the Iraqi armed forces, depose Saddam ’ s regime, and rid the country of weapons of mass destruction .” Pollack predicted, “ It is unimaginable that the United States would have to contribute hundreds of billions of dollars and highly unlikely that we would have to contribute even tens of billions of dollars .” Likewise, he wrote, “ we should not exaggerate the danger of casualties among American troops.

Pollack and Byman argued that while spillover can range from modest effects to very severe problems ( like causing other civil wars or triggering regional wars among neighboring states ) that the early evidence so far suggested that the United States should be prepared for Iraq's potential descent into all-out civil war to be on the worse end of the spectrum.

USS Pollack has been the name of more than one United States Navy ship, and may refer to:

" Upon his move back to the United States in 1960 Pollack became an art instructor and Visiting Critic of Art at Yale University.

The production would have relocated to Toronto with a constructed set ; however, this would have substantially increased costs, and so Sydney Pollack approached then-Secretary-General Kofi Annan directly, and personally negotiated permission to film inside the United Nations.

The particles were never observed to rise above 6 km and when combined with scavenging by clouds gave the smoke a short residency time in the atmosphere and localized its effects ; Professor Carl Sagan of the Turco, Toon, Ackerman, Pollack, Sagan ( TTAPS ) study hypothesized in January 1991 that enough smoke from the fires " might get so high as to disrupt agriculture in much of South Asia ...." Sagan later conceded in his book The Demon-Haunted World that this prediction did not turn out to be correct: " it was pitch black at noon and temperatures dropped 4 °– 6 ° C over the Persian Gulf, but not much smoke reached stratospheric altitudes and Asia was spared.

Pollack continued writing the title until its cancellation with issue # 87, in February 1995.

Pollack later was a strong supporter of the Iraq War troop surge of 2007 advocated by General David Petraeus, which entailed a buildup of US ground forces to improve the security of the Iraqi population and help Iraq increase its governmental capacity, develop employment programs, and improve daily life for its citizens.

Pollack says the refrain seems slower than the verse, though it is at the same tempo, an illusion achieved by " the change of beat for the first four measures from its erstwhile bounce to something more plodding and regular ".

A story about the diary made its way into a John Birch Society publication Review of the News and a Republican House of Representative staffer passed a copy on to the FBI. The diary was said to outline Farid's visit to the US and his meetings with Sandy Pollack, representing both the U. S. Peace Council ( USPC, the national chapter of the then Soviet directed World Peace Council ) and the Communist Party USA ( CPUSA ), and with others, with the expressed and sole purpose of creating a solidarity network in the US for the Salvadoran rebels.

Several current or former members of its faculty are well known within psychoanalysis and psychiatry, including Fredric Busch, Susan Coates, Arnold Cooper, Norman Doidge, Robert Glick, Richard Isay, Otto Kernberg, Roger MacKinnon, Robert Michels, Robert Pollack, Sandor Rado, Roy Schafer, Daniel Schechter, Theodore Shapiro, Robert Spitzer, and Daniel Stern.

Pollack also notes that the repeated cell is seven bars long, which means that a different chord begins each four-bar phrase.

She was accompanied by bandleader and pianist Thomas Dorsey, and the band he assembled called the Wildcats Jazz Band which included Eddie Pollack, Gabriel Washington, Albert Wynn and David Nelson.

However, optometrist Philip Pollack in a 1956 work characterized these photographs as " so blurred that it is impossible to tell whether one image is larger than the other ", in contrast to later photographs which clearly showed a change in the size of the reflected images, just as had been observed since the late nineteenth century.

Indeed, one has to pay careful attention to figure out just what it is that who is doing to whom in Three Days of the Condor and, if I understood it correctly, it's never as horrifying as the real thing ... The suspense of the film depends less on this kind of plausibility than on Mr. Redford's reputation ( in a movie we accept the fact that he can do anything ) and on the verve with which Mr. Pollack, the director, sets everything up.

All through this troubled period, Pollack managed to record excellent records and had an occasional hit, like the 1937 " Peckin '", which Pollack co-wrote with Harry James, originally issued on Variety VA-556.

The study, which concluded that lithium orotate was inadvisable for treatment of patients, was done as a direct follow-up study to one performed by Kling, Manowitz, and Pollack in 1978.

Pollack responded to the Suellentrop article by saying that he was unhappy that many people seemed to have read only the subtitle of his book, which had not been his choice.

Paul's guitar solo utilises what Pollack describes as " fast triplets, exotic modal touches, and a melodic shape which traverses several octaves and ends with a breathtaking upward flourish ".

Jonathan D. Pollack, an expert on Chinese technological and military development, criticized the report for failing to disclose the context in which U. S .- Sino relations dating back to the 1970s had fostered the enhancement of Chinese power as a counterbalance to the Soviet Union.

The most popular walk is the cliff walk, which involves walking up the Dunlicky Road and then turning right onto the cliffs by Intrinsic Bay, following the path until you eventually end up at the Pollack Holes.

Other movies in which Suárez participated are: La Gran Fiesta ( 1985 ); Isabel la Negra ( 1990 ) with Míriam Colón and Raúl Juliá ; Havana ( 1990 ) produced by Sidney Pollack and Under Suspicion ( 2000 ) with Gene Hackman, Morgan Freeman, and Nydia Caro.

The album showed some measure of musical development from the band, which was reflected by the inclusion of a keyboardist in their live shows ( Grand Drive's Julian Wilson 2004, former Style Council keyboardist Mick Talbot, Marcus Brown, and Angie Pollack ), and the fact that Rossiter was starting to master the art of singing live whilst playing the keyboard for some songs.

American films in which the ritual appears include the 1975 Sydney Pollack film The Yakuza, starring Robert Mitchum, and the 1989 Ridley Scott film Black Rain, starring Michael Douglas.

Only a few months after Handal's trip in May 1980, during which he did meet with Pollack, according to her biography published by the US Peace Council, CISPES came into being by way of two founding conferences in which various Salvadoran rebels participated.

While it was only a few months after Handal's trip in May 1980, during which he did meet with Pollack according to her biography published by the US Peace Council Publications, that CISPES came into being by way of two coinciding founding conferences in which various Salvadoran rebels participated, members in the Los Angeles chapter, for example, claimed that they had been informally working together for a year before the founding conference in October.

Directly calling on James Ensor's Symbolist-era masterpiece, Christ's Entry into Brussels ( 1889 ), which was painted at the peak of the class struggle that followed the formation of the socialist party in Belgium, Pollack adapts Ensor's allegorical illustration of the popular revolt to the anti-Vietnam War sentiment that had gained widespread support throughout America by the late 1960s.

Pollack is best known for her run of issues 64-87 on the comic book Doom Patrol, on DC Comics ' Vertigo imprint, which became a cult favorite under Grant Morrison.

The following day the Egyptians launched several more attacks ( four according to Pollack, seven according to Morris ), all of which were repulsed.