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I woke up, they opened the door, I went out to get some fresh air, and I looked, and there was a man running across the runway.
We can incorporate such an element of adaptive intelligence into our model by assuming that the fly's brain contains not only an Actor, but a different group of cells, a "Critic," that provides a running commentary on the Actor's choices.
It allows elementary-level students to learn core subjects through game play and activity and running around and screaming and being a kid.
We manage to keep the garden that was there running right up to the edge of each of the classrooms.
I'll just show you by running it again.
RG: We were at the time running a very different kind of website.
RG: And that's when it's great to be running a website for parents, because we got this incredible reporter to go and interview all the scientists who conducted these four studies.
Maybe you've seen a dog like this one before, or you've spent time running on a beach like this one, and that further evokes thoughts and memories of a past vacation, past times to the beach, times spent running around with other dogs.
But in fact, here in the Northwest, we're living very close to the real Koranic idea of paradise, defined 36 times as "gardens watered by running streams."
Since I live on a houseboat on the running stream of Lake Union, this makes perfect sense to me.
It's gardens watered by running streams.
She is now running for president.
This past summer, when I was running and singing and dancing and playing with my nieces and my nephews and my brothers and my sisters and my mother and my grandmother in the Colorado Rockies, I couldn't help but think of that doctor who told me that I couldn't sing.
And I lay on the pavement stretching over that yellow line, and one of my neighbors came running over.
So that afternoon, I went back to my house, and my three year-old identical twin daughters, Eden and Tybee Feiler, came running to meet me.
Instead, it was everybody running the other way.
And when I had cancer, we thought it'd be everybody running the other way.
Running: it's basically just right, left, right, left, yeah?
But the cool thing about running, as I've discovered, is that something bizarre happens in this activity all the time.
The third mystery is this: At the University of Utah, they started tracking finishing times for people running the marathon.
What they found is that if you start running the marathon at age 19, you'll get progressively faster, year by year, until you reach your peak at age 27.
And you'll get slower and slower, until eventually you're back to running the same speed you were at age 19.
64-year-old men and women are running as fast as they were at age 19.
You know, we look at running as this kind of alien, foreign thing, this punishment you've got to do because you ate pizza the night before.
And then what happened was, we started creating these fancy cushioned things which can make running "better," called running shoes.
The reason I get personally pissed-off about running shoes is because I bought a million of them and I kept getting hurt.
A curious thing about running and running injuries is that the running injury is new to our time.
If you read folklore and mythology, any kind of myths, any kind of tall tales, running is always associated with freedom and vitality and youthfulness and eternal vigor.
It's only in our lifetime that running has become associated with fear and pain.
Get rid of all the stinking running shoes.
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