Channeling

As you may know, Channeling is the ability to receive mental telepathy from another person, or in this case, consciousness.

Escape The Delusion of October 14 | Disinformation 2008

"Channeling" the sentiments of a 19th Century robber baron, Svanberg said, after meeting President Obama, that BP was generously compensating "the small people".

Diane Francis: Blunder Bosses at BP 2010

"Channeling" PDF files and the battle for Googlespace was the previous entry in this blog.

Formerly new media, meet new-new media - BatesLine 2005

"Channeling" is how former U.S. Sen. John Edwards got rich .. by melodramatically convincing North Carolina jurors that a dead baby was speaking to them through Edwards and that the dead baby wants jurors to make that mean ol 'malpracticing doctor pay .. ..]

News of the Weird / Pro Edition 2010

Channeling Thorstein Veblen, I would note that books are long and thick because that ensured that only the wealthy men of the aristocracy and Church had time to read them — and hence only those men could claim exclusive knowledge of the Wisdom of the Ages, thereby making them uniquely qualified to Rule.

Matthew Yglesias » (Many) Books Are Too Long 2010

Channeling lightning to his fingers, he turned around and fired at the first cycle, knocking one of the rear view mirrors fall off.

Superhero Nation: how to write superhero novels and comic books » Shard Reaper’s Review Forum 2009

Channeling it all to market, both domestic and foreign, will require new pipelines and capacity for NGL refining, called fractionation.

Pipe Dreams in America's New Energy Landscape Liam Denning 2011

Channeling money to the opposition through the SNC could also force the Free Syrian Army, the term applied to the loose-knit group of defected Syrian soldiers and locally commanded opposition fighters, to finally recognize the leadership of the SNC.

Attacks Bring Syria's Chaos to New Front Charles Levinson 2012

Channeling has very clear consequences: competitor standing and materiality.

Archive 2009-02-01 Rebecca Tushnet 2009

Kurt Wilberding/The Wall Street Journal Channeling 1920s old Shanghai, Monique Wu wears a silk embroidered qipao with a white shawl and fish net stockings.

The Subterraneans 2011