The economy is simply a big wheel, spinning around and around.
Spinning Around, and the forthcoming album Light Years due for release in September, however, seem to show a return to the traditional Kylie sound.
In a talk at TED, Levin illustrated her point by conjuring up an example of two black holes spinning around each other and coalescing.
Shaking the chalice to randomize the ballots is smart, but putting the ballots in a wire cage and spinning it around would be more secure -- albeit less reverent.
The Libyans then said "roasted chicken", before tying his arms and legs to a metal bar and spinning him around like a chicken on a rotisserie, the doctor said.
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All that would be needed for a holo-conference would be an array of spinning mirrors and projection TVs set up around a table.
PocketZip has some up-and-coming competition from a company called Dataplay , whose tiny disks, also spinning around in a plastic cartridge, will pack 250 MB and 500 MB into a package about the size of a quarter.
Last January Coca-Cola started airing an ad for Sprite featuring skaters doing some gnarly tricks, such as the "frontside frontfoot impossible" (skater jumps up 2 feet or more and wraps board around front foot) and the "540 backside grab" (involves spinning body 1 times in the air, and grabbing board behind leg).
"They were doing some things that had us spinning around a little bit defensively, got us on our heels, and offensively we never got into a rhythm, " Spoelstra said.
Matter falling into them swirls around, and atoms rub together generating heat "like spinning a stick against another piece of wood to start a fire" and producing enough heat to make the material radiate across the electromagnetic spectrum.
Once the light enters the ruby, its speed is slowed down to around the speed of sound (approximately 741mph) and the spinning motion of the rod drags the light with it, resulting in the image being rotated by almost five degrees: large enough to see with the naked eye.
Further attempts involved switching on the motors while spinning Galileo on its axis, and also when it reached the point of its maximum acceleration around Jupiter.
But as with any new technological breakthrough, there will be those looking to get around it, and as we can see from people taping Pokewalkers to spinning record players, there will always be the lazy who will go to great lengths to stay that way.
The trio met at Stanford University, spinning Tableau out of the school in 2003 around the idea that companies needed simpler ways to visualize big data and databases.
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Glock had finished bottom in the morning, with the German involved in the only major incident of the day, spinning prior to bouncing heavily over the newly re-moulded and far higher kerbs that now dominate the three chicanes around the track.
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