Which means that Muslims can, today,

Similarly, you can grasp the general idea, by taking a panoramic view from a bird's eye.

For a business owner, having a clear overview of one's entire business is vital.

On which occasion, what I use is a bird's eye analysis, or to take a panoramic view.

Ed. teacher, to make connections and set up that program for success.

So if you can find out by using a bird's eye panoramic view that you will get trapped in dwindling of business if you choose this option on this occasion, then you should be able to choose other options over this option even if the risk may be slightly higher.

It's a baby fern.

Okay, so you might have to read that multiple times.

logically predicting the next three moves and take a bird's eye panoramic view, become quite useful in making a variety of decision making you face in your life.

Our love fern!

When writing about literary works, we're expected to mentally dive below the surface in order to come back up with big ideas.

Line them up in your mind, practice insight, acknowledge complexity, arrive at some big ideas.

It's our love fern.

You know, when you ask the world's best economists, you inevitably end up asking old, white American men.

Take care of our love fern, honey.

Are you going to let us die?

Insight is the ability to arrive at an intuitive understanding of a big idea using only small clues to get there.

What the hell's a love fern?

I'm taking this love fern with me.

Thinking about all those small clues gives us insight about some of the big, abstract ideas within the novel that we can approach in an essay appearances versus reality, the power of wealth and social stratification, and the unpredictable nature of love and attraction.

It's a systems level look at how education is administered and what is being offered and to whom.

Once they learn how to stay upright, they grew in size and shape.

In the future, with cars exchanging data with each other, we will be able to see not just three cars ahead and three cars behind, to the right and left, all at the same time, bird's eye view, we will actually be able to see into those cars.

And to be able to see our context in this larger sense at all scales helps us all, I think, in understanding where we are and who we are in the universe.

It's a way of looking at the world as someone who is active in thinking about how to solve problems, is active in kind of analyzing and understand how things work, and we think that's a great stance to have, to look at the world generally.

For example, you can do a close up, you can do a long shot, you can do different characters, you can also do slow motion, maybe you're in the car and the landscape is just going by, or you in the train and it's going by really fast.

Some people say 9 11 heals the rift jerks the long term transformation gurus out of their 30,000 foot view of history, drags them down in to the muck and says, You want a networked opponent?

So we embarked on a project that would explore the cell that would explore the truth and beauty inherent in molecular and cellular biology so that students could understand a larger picture that they could hang all of these facts on.

A schoolboy... who described to his teacher... how a fern grows out of the earth, and astounded the teacher.

Ahhh!

So that is equal to 1,000 plus let's say zero 100's plus zero 10's plus 5.

And all of a sudden, you lose sight of the ground, and you also lose sight of the sky, and you're in a three dimensional labyrinth in the air filled with hanging gardens of ferns growing out of soil, which is populated with all kinds of small organisms.

Right.

My leg.

Hermit. I wonder what the world is doing now.

You could draw a snail, or a nautilus shell an elephant with a curled up trunk, the horns of a sheep,a fern frond, a cochlea in an inner ear diagram an ear itself,

In here you see a traditional 2D architectural engineering drawing that's used for preservation, and of course we tell the stories through fly throughs.

Left back. Right foot back. Pick up your jacket!

Your feet, too!

With just one date and 47 love letters...

Field trip day.

My toe!

But these footprints.

Your leg.

With a fuckin' limp?