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spec: This 18-story property has an attractive mural of Florida wildlife and landscapes gracing the lobby , though the view of a junglelike wetland out the windows of the atrium restaurant is more compelling . The windows of the room were thrown open , and there streamed in with the sunlight fresh and delicious odours , tonics alike of mind and body . You see , sometimes a slight difference renders a significant one . `` ( Rom . Stage producer and early film executive Jesse Lasky also formed the Jesse L. Lasky Feature Play Company in partnership with his brother-in-law Samuel Goldfish ( later renamed Goldwyn ) and Cecil B. DeMille . '' I find that rewarding , `` he said . To paraphrase John Greenleaf Whittier : We are the people who have thrown the windows of our souls wide open to the sun . Young people are the window of opportunity . Then drag and drop movie files or folders onto the movie window of Full Screen Player . On the timetable for enlargement , regional pressures and concerns about the closing window of opportunity , reinforced by political considerations , point to relatively quick negotiations with the leading candidates . The House has , in fact , approved these reforms in principle by giving second reading to the subject Bill . The ubiquitous metal stalls echo and frame the square windows of the houses and buildings . Although it is clear that concerns about climate change can provide a new window of opportunity for the nuclear power option , it is unlikely that these concerns will , by themselves , lead to a resurgence of investment in nuclear power . Likewise , everything in subjective experience is a form of feeling - - the colors and palpable textures , the thoughts and intentions as well as the emotional tones are all articulations of feelings derived from the world . They are not walking over us , but neither are we walking over them . The photo shows the upper story windows of such a house , exhibiting both intricate woodwork and the stress of settling foundations . `` I will not laugh if I can help it ; only you do look so like a fat , speckled frog , I may not be able to hold in . A special psychologic intuition was required to decide such a question : one had to locate in Ivanov " s past two or three focal points and thence draw conclusions for an entirely new situation . " David Noller , of Burbank , California , wrote , " I once was absentmindedly dangling my arm out the fully open window of my car — until a moment of awareness that lasted a millisecond before the automated car-wash nozzle began to fire at high velocity one foot from my face . More details can be found at http://www.cs.cmu.edu/~hzhang .