Sentences with phrase «ostriches who»

This argument picks up on previous post, where Balance Junkie referred to passive investors as ostriches who ignore macroeconomic conditions when they invest: «Sticking your fingers in your ears and singing while the markets tank is not a good investing strategy.»

(5) Deniers: Mirror image of the Alarmists, they are like the ostrich who sticks his head in the sand to shut out the real events in the world.

The ostrich who sticks its «head in the sand» is asking for serious complications, a shorter life span, less time with their family and very little chance at quality life insurance rates.

Not exact matches

Dickman, who helped develop The Hop Haus, notes that it sells burgers made from wild game, like wild boar, ostrich and range - fed buffalo, to name a few.

There's undeniably something up with the former Leicester City boss (who calls someone an ostrich?)

From Crocodiles to Ostriches, Jamaica has a few unexpected residents who will add adventure to your experience.

When naming our Zella Carrier, we were inspired by the story of «Zella Zack and Zodiac» which is a heartwarming story about a mama zebra who adopts a baby ostrich, creating an unlikely family.

Former Scottish Labour leader who drank smoothie made from blended ostrich anus donated some of earnings to three charities

Up to this point, however, the ostrich approach has become increasingly popular among certain MPs who were only recently among the proponents of a military intervention in Africa and the Middle East.

Plenty of gazelle meat, with the occasional wildebeest, zebra and other game and perhaps the seasonal ostrich egg, says Teresa Steele, a paleoanthropologist at the University of California, Davis, who analyzed animal fossils at Jebel Irhoud.

The diversity of behaviours is astounding, ranging from «lesbian» gulls who share nests and rear chicks together, to male ostriches courting one another with unique «pirouette dances».

The film gets some fine work from Alfred Molina as Sheik Amar, the ostrich racing tax evader and Steve Toussaint as the knife wielding Seso, who owes his life to Amar.

The rest is exploring unfounded suspicions and the usual range of motivations; dealing with antagonists of various stripes [from a sheik who has a tax - free ostrich racing concern in the desert, to Hassansins — hired killers who use drugs to see into the future], and action set pieces that pretty much rock — even before the effects crew embellish them.

In between, Dastan and Tamina run into Amar (Alfred Molina), an entrepreneurial sheik who runs ostrich races and keeps skeletons at the entrance to his gaming center to keep out the tax collectors.

The short sighted among us who just see their own or their company's sales reflected on the positive side now are ostriches waiting for their ship to come in.

More than 4,000 animals each year receive care from Dr. Wolf, who's had experience with just about the entire animal kingdom including horses, elephants, all manner of birds (even ostriches), tigers and yaks.

What the Peers did uncover was bored shells, pieces of human bones, bits of rope, beads made from ostrich egg shells, ornaments and arrow heads, which meant that the cave had been used by Strandlopers (beach walkers)-- Khoisan who spent their time combing the beach for food along the south - western African coast.

For his 2012 retrospective at the Guggenheim, «All,» Cattelan hung the full range of his iconoclastic sculptures from the center of the museum's sanctified rotunda — including waxworks of a miniature Hitler, Pope John Paul II struck down by lightning, JFK in a coffin, and the artist himself hung by his neck, accompanied by several of his trademark taxidermies, including an ostrich burying its head, a squirrel who's just committed suicide, and Novecento, the dangling horse that is perhaps his most career - defining work.

Among other things, the truck driver told Magrin a wild story of how he descended from a late 1800's bushranger who draped himself in jewelry and rode an ostrich.

For those unfamiliar with the Cuban - born artist who rose to prominence in the 1980s as a founding member of the avant - garde Volumen I collective, Birdland, 2001 — a large nest made of old coats cradling several ostrich eggs and a swanlike saxophone — introduced two of Brey's hallmarks: a strong association between nature and music (specifically Afro - Cuban

Foundations have donated over a billion dollars to fund campaigns to stop global warming but it appears that many of these campaigns have not had their desired effect and have been, in fact, counterproductive, sending the public running into the arms of the climate «ostriches» who are telling them exactly want they want — and psychologically need — to hear.

We are getting word from the front lines that professional liability insurers are now taking a hard look at law firm exposure issues presented by ostrich - like clients who refuse to address these issues up front and then subsequently drag the firm into a Kirkland-esque jackpot...»

The ostriches will not get a good deal and there are insurers out there who, in the light of the financial uncertainties facing the world, may decide they do not want the less well organised practices who will not face up to risk management.

The reactions have ranged from outraged cries that access to justice will be stifled, through a broad welcome from those who have to pay them now, to the ostrich - like assumption that the primary legislation needed will never happen.

An investigative report from Yahoo released yesterday indicates that one of the hack's earliest targets was DNC consultant Alexandra Chalupa, who was conducting opposition research on Donald Trump's campaign adviser Paul Manafort, who allegedly made millions working as a campaign adviser for the now - ousted former Ukrainian president (and ostrich lover), Viktor Yanukovych.

It's a seemingly minor change, and it might even help Fossil, Movado, and Luis Vuitton sell a few more wrist bangles to style - conscious shoppers who don't know the difference between an OS and an ostrich.

Metzler says that one challenge is knowing what to do with assets and finding people who can help you liquidate unique ones — like the ostrich herd.