Having discovered his talent, at the age of 46, he turned over his parishes to a curate, and gave himself up to the exercise and delight of humor writing for the rest of his life.

To acclimate Alcorn to creating games, Bushnell gave him a project secretly meant to be a warm-up exercise.

) Another royal letter, dated October 1501, gave Vasco da Gama the personal right to intervene and exercise a determining role on any future India-bound fleet.

In 2007, the Patriarch gave his approval to the Declaration of Ravenna, a Catholic – Orthodox document re-asserting that the Bishop of Rome is indeed the Prōtos (" First ") of the Church, as in " first among equals " and not supreme, although future discussions are to be held on the concrete ecclesiological exercise of papal primacy.

De Brome's foundation was confirmed in a charter of 21 January 1326, in which the Crown, represented by the Lord Chancellor, was to exercise the rights of Visitor ; a further charter drawn up in May of that year gave the rights of Visitor to Henry Burghersh, Bishop of Lincoln, Oxford at that time being part of the diocese of Lincoln.

Although the expression " curate-in-charge " was mainly used of an informal arrangement whereby an incumbent gave substantial responsibility for one of the churches within the parish to an assistant, in law it denoted a cleric licensed by the bishop to exercise some or all of the cure-of-souls when the incumbent had failed to make adequate provision for them or was subject to disciplinary measures.

One study found the incorporation of music with therapeutic upper extremity exercises gave patients more positive emotional effects than exercise alone.

BBC's Jamie Russell gave the film 3 / 5 stars, stating " It exaggerates the play's confused identities, deliberate miscommunications, and sarcastic asides into an overblown exercise in outright camp.

The building also gave place to the institutes of medical physiology and biophysics, and to the institute for the theory of gymnastics ( exercise physiology ).

Gymnasia were typically large structures containing spaces for each type of exercise as well as a stadium, palaistra, baths, outer porticos for practice in bad weather, and covered porticos where philosophers and other " men of letters " gave public lectures and held disputations.

As historian Peter Hinks has explained, Walker argued that “ hites gave nothing to blacks upon manumission except the right to exercise the liberty they had immorally prevented them from so doing in the past.

" Henry VIII was fond of pomp and magnificence, and thus gave the heralds plenty of opportunity to exercise their roles in his court.

In 1936, he opened what is considered the nation's first health and fitness club in Oakland, California, where he offered supervised weight and exercise training and gave nutritional advice.

He gave up tobacco, beer, coffee and liqueurs and took 35 minutes of exercise every morning and would ride in good weather through the Tiergarten.

Most of the time that she remained in the Riceville school system, she had the support of her superiors and they gave her unpaid leave to pursue outside activities which were related to the exercise and its effects.

The superior gave him liberty thereafter to follow his inspirations in the exercise of mercy.

The following December, Sultan Iskandar gave his endorsement for the state government to gazette a proposed legislation which bans Muslims in the state from practicing Yoga, citing that Hindu elements in the exercise went against Islamic teachings.

Roger Ebert gave the film one and half stars, saying " When family audiences avoid inspired films like The Secret Garden, The Little Princess and Shiloh, why would they choose a pallid exercise like this?

In 1982, Charter sold the magazine to the Hearst Corporation, and in April 1983 Smith was fired and replaced by Annette Capone, who " de-emphasized the traditional fiction, featured more celebrity covers, and gave a lot of coverage to exercise, fitness, and nutrition.

After his arrival in New York, Cardinal Terence Cooke gave him written permission to exercise his secular priestly faculties.

Her friendships with George IV, Prince Metternich, the Duke of Wellington, George Canning, Count Nesselrode, Lord Grey, and François Guizot gave Dorothea Lieven the opportunity to exercise authority in the diplomatic councils of Great Britain, France, and Russia.

He wrote, " Duty-faith, then, calls upon every one who hears the gospel to exercise a faith which at once gives him the warrant to believe, and will ultimately give him to know, that Jesus loved him and gave himself for him ..."

He still retained his place on the ecclesiastical commission, but gave further offence to the king by expressing the opinion that his proceedings in the case of Magdalen College could not be legalised by any exercise of his dispensing power, and by voting against the inhibition of the recalcitrant fellows from the exercise of their clerical functions.

LCPL Chad Codwell of Charlie Company 1st Battalion 5th Marines carries a skateboard during military exercise Urban Warrior ' 99.

He saved the lives of five other Marines during an Arctic exercise, pulling them from a tank before it broke through ice into the sea.

After the exercise, General Holland Smith assigned the APDs and rubber boat function to the 1st Battalion 5th Marines.

United States Marine Corps | U. S. Marines from the Battalion Landing Team 2nd Battalion 2nd Marines | 2 / 2 go ashore in a CRRC during a 2003 exercise.

US Marines using a former Soviet MT-LB vehicle for the OPFOR role during an exercise

This exercise was the culmination of the Marines ' developing strategy of vertical envelopment rather than amphibious assaults on heavily defended beaches.

U. S. Marines conduct a field exercise in Japan.

As a gesture of friendship, a Malaysian 8th Royal Ranger Regiment officer presents a hand-made fish trap to US Marines Lt. Col. T. Armstrong, commanding officer, Landing Force, exercise Cooperation Afloat Readiness And Training ( LF CARAT ).

Singapore Guardsmen and U. S. Marines examine a SAR-21 prior to a joint small-arms live-fire exercise during CARAT 2009.

PLA ( N ) Marines of the 1st Marine Brigade and members of the USMC fire the Type 95 Assault Rifle during an exchange exercise.

The Marines experienced cold weather and harsh conditions during the exercise.

In 1902, Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans, Commander of the Asiatic Stations, directed 200 Marines for an expeditionary force for the first U. S. fleet exercise in Asian waters.

Royal Marines on exercise.

Royal Marines ' Rigid Raider exercise in Scotland

* A High Explosive ( HE ) M107 155mm Projectile sits ready for loading as US Marine Corps ( USMC ) Marines ( left ) and a Royal Thai Marines conduct an artillery exercise at Utapao Royal Thai Navy Base, Thailand, during the Exercise COBRA GOLD 2002.

U. S. and PLA ( N ) Marines of the 1st Marine Brigade fire the QBZ-95 Assault Rifle during an exchange exercise.

Physical nature can be assuaged through exercise and care, emotional nature through indulgence of instinct and urges, and mental through human reason and developed potential.

Following the French Revolution, other commentators fingered a potential danger of Rousseau ’ s project of realizing an “ antique ” conception of virtue amongst the citizenry in a modern world ( e. g. through education, physical exercise, a citizen militia, public holidays, and the like ).

According to Jay M. Feinman of the Rutgers University School of Law, " The core idea of negligence is that people should exercise reasonable care when they act by taking account of the potential harm that they might foreseeably cause harm to other people.

Nevertheless, PMCs may use armed force, hence defined as: " legally established enterprises that make a profit, by either providing services involving the potential exercise of force in a systematic way and by military means, and / or by the transfer of that potential to clients through training and other practices, such as logistics support, equipment procurement, and intelligence gathering ".

Since a newly-elected member is required to eulogize his predecessor in his installation ceremony, it is not uncommon that potential candidates refuse to apply for particular seats because they dislike the predecessors so much that even an enormous exercise in tact will not suffice.

Thus, if given an eternity in which to do so, it will, necessarily, exercise that potential.

Subsequently, during a period when Queensland had a “ Premier who is not leader ” and the governing party had a “ Leader who is not Premier ”, there was speculation on the potential exercise of vice-regal reserve power by Campbell, in dismissing the premier in the absence of a parliamentary motion of no confidence.

The potential exercise of this choice to improve apparent performance ( see creative accounting and earnings management ) increases the information risk for users.

The Japanese government was interested in purchasing a system similar to Aegis BMD to deter potential threats and was invited to participate in the FTM-10 exercise.

Because of the potential subtle interactions between components, it is increasingly difficult to exercise a realistic set of possibilities by simulation.

Two of Gordievsky's most important contributions were averting a potential nuclear confrontation with the Soviet Union when NATO exercise Able Archer 83 was mis-interpreted by the Soviets as a potential first strike, and identifying Mikhail Gorbachev as the Soviet heir apparent long before he came to prominence.

" He continues his plans to attack Dr. Veraswami, instigating a rebellion as part of the exercise, in order to make Dr. Veraswami look bad and eliminate him as a potential candidate of the club, so he can secure the membership for himself.

The VO2 max is a representative of the aerobic capacity or potential taken during the exercise of large duration and low intensity, for example the marathon a resistance exercise ( from 30 minutes to hours ).

However, during extreme hyperglycemic episodes, people with diabetes should avoid exercise due to potential complications associated with ketoacidosis.

It also has exercise and recreational potential for older players.

Exercise has been shown to increase the secretion of BDNF at the mRNA and protein levels in the rodent hippocampus, suggesting the potential increase of this neurotrophin after exercise in humans.

Because of this unusual role, insolvency legislation usually grants wider powers to administrative receivers, but also controls the exercise of those powers to try to mitigate potential prejudice to unsecured creditors.

Stress and potential cardiac damage from exercise during the test is a problem in patients with ECG abnormalities at rest or in patients with severe motor disability.

In Papachristou v. Jacksonville,, the Court held that a traditional vagrancy law was void for vagueness because its “ broad scope and imprecise terms denied proper notice to potential offenders and permitted police officers to exercise unfettered discretion in the enforcement of the law .” In Brown v. Texas,, the Court struck down Texas ’ s stop-and-identify law as violating the Fourth Amendment because it allowed police officers to stop individuals without “ specific, objective facts establishing reasonable suspicion to believe the suspect was involved in criminal activity .” And in Kolender v. Lawson,, the Court struck down a California stop-and-identify law that required a suspect to provide “ credible and reliable identification ” upon request.

This exercise indicated the potential to extend the runway to to the north and to the south – an extension of approximately meters.

‘’ Whether the participants are schoolchildren or professionals, the exercise produces dramatic results because it relies on the expertise of people who use the place every day, or who are the potential users of the place .’’ This successfully engages with the ultimate idea of participatory design, where various stakeholders who will be the users of the end product, are involved in the design process as a collective.