I've a smile on my face

Okay, so you smile, frowning.

Look damn it, I'm smiling.

Oh, look, there's another one smiling.

You've been smiling like this the entire day.

I put a 2 on his paper and a big smiley face. (Laughter)

Ha Ni, your smiling face is the best thing in the world.

Victor, the drummer, always laughing and doesn't know why.

Maybe they're smiling, and they want to talk to you about what they've done.

We've asked older and younger people to view faces in laboratory studies, some frowning, some smiling.

And after that first parabola, you know, the doc said everything is great. He was smiling, and we said go.

An NYU researcher here took little cardboard robots with smiley faces on them, and a motor that just drove them forward and a flag sticking out the back with a desired destination.

I mixed them up, heated them, cooled them down, and I got 50 billion little smiley faces floating around in a single drop of water.

These funny signs that flash your speed at you, some of the new ones, on the bottom right, now actually show a smiley face or a frowny face, to act as an emotional trigger.

An NYU researcher here took little cardboard robots with smiley faces on them, and a motor that just drove them forward and a flag sticking out the back with a desired destination.

On the Facebook page Black Canadian Veterans Stories of War, the son of a Barbadian war veteran and poet posted a personal photo of a smiling Clarke in a tuxedo, pipe dangling from his mouth, explaining

What this company does is they send a letter to households that say, Here's your energy use, here's your neighbor's energy use You're doing well. Smiley face.

What this company does is they send a letter to households that say, Here's your energy use, here's your neighbor's energy use

These funny signs that flash your speed at you, some of the new ones, on the bottom right, now actually show a smiley face or a frowny face, to act as an emotional trigger.

The image most people will retain of Friedman is the smiling, diminutive, unassuming professor holding up a pencil in front of the cameras in Free to Choose to illustrate the power of markets.

Paul Rothemund writes code that causes DNA to arrange itself into a star, a smiley face and more. Sure, it's a stunt, but it's also a demonstration of self assembly at the smallest of scales with vast implications for the future of making things.

The press release disappeared from the site shortly afterward, only to re appear on 8 October with a change made to the cover art where there was once the face of a smiling astronaut on the original design, a black square now appeared.

Ahmed Badawy posted some pictures here and shared his experience saying There was one officer in particular who came to check on us frequently with a wide smile on his face he used to tell us the story of Joseph and how he was imprisoned for 7 years and how life is full of problems, accidents, and catastrophes and that we have to bear its calamities.