"I'm interested in artists who are re-envisioning the way to make art and re-envisioning how people experience it," Mr. Roth told The New York Times in 2015.
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How do you go about envisioning something that's truly alien?
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This was not the life I was envisioning for myself.
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Mr. Caratowsa kept returning downtown, envisioning himself amid the skyscrapers.
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"Imagine having an envisioning exercise before making a decision," Lord said.
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He is clearly prioritizing his family and envisioning brighter Black futures.
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Finally, spend three minutes envisioning three things you want to accomplish.
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A mother remembers envisioning digging for her son in the rubble.
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Still, Bruni says he wasn't envisioning Buttigieg to rise so quickly.
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But how are you envisioning best-case scenarios for the future?
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I was envisioning some sort of technology similar to a heating pack.
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In one way or another, they've been envisioning this moment for years.
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The movie likely correlates more with Fogerty's initial envisioning for the song.
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What is the pathway toward a people's vote that you're envisioning now?
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But that doesn't mean they're envisioning the end of the oil age.
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How many of you think Trump was envisioning an unjustly embattled seaman?
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Though Jordan was selected third, some were already envisioning greatness for him.
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Envisioning a life of her own in New York City sustained her.
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" That said, she admitted she's already envisioning a wedding with Lodge. "Small.
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Alex Abad-Santos: I can't stop envisioning this as a television show.
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For more on Asian American arts collectives, read Alexandra Chang's Envisioning Diaspora.
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Facebook and Google aren't the only tech giants envisioning a bot-filled future.
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Essentially, it's like unlocking the OS. That's kind of how I'm envisioning it.
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I saw these ideas appear in every prototype scenario inside Microsoft's Envisioning Center.
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We started envisioning how our new life as two working parents might look.
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You're kind of acting and you're editing and you're envisioning all at once.
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Kate Mara's birth plan didn't exactly play out the way she was envisioning.
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So are you envisioning a fight between you and Lomachenko at some point?
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The body is a material form that enables the envisioning of immaterial states.
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By learning about these success, they'll have an easier time envisioning their own.
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I can't write any memoir without envisioning that "I" as a constructed thing.
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And inevitably the nation started envisioning a septuagenarian face-off, maybe in WrestleMania.
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Elizabeth's eyes dart around as she grunts in a panic, envisioning Bonnie drowning.
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" He continued, "Envisioning the future and, you know, we can't forget his music.
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And lastly, spend three minutes envisioning three things you want to accomplish. 2.
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So, as a good liberal arts student, I started envisioning a path to solvency.
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That compatibility is key to the collaborative experiences that Microsoft is envisioning with HoloLens.
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First John, then T.J. moved to Nashville after high school, envisioning separate musical paths.
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It is at once a concrete demand and way of envisioning a positive future.
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The problem has some rural residents re-envisioning rural policy from the ground up.
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He found inner fulfillment by serving a national project and envisioning a national purpose.
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However, you might have a hard time envisioning what this new beginning will bring.
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That would be Steve, who's already envisioning working for his dad and settling down.
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Enacting major tax changes of the sort the party is envisioning is extremely difficult.
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PARIS — "We all started off envisioning ourselves as a boy band," Heron Preston said.
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"Blackburn has a talent for envisioning bygone worlds," Hillary Rosner writes in her review.
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"Blackburn has a talent for envisioning bygone worlds," Hillary Rosner writes in her review.
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Needless to say, this isn't the kind of deportation force Trump's administration was envisioning.
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The researchers analyzed satellite images showing shoreline changes during the past three decades and applied these trends to two climate change scenarios looking forward, one envisioning a moderate mitigation of greenhouse gas emissions linked to climate change and the other envisioning high emissions.
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He's thinking past Election Day, and the future he's envisioning isn't in the Oval Office.
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As for how you use the device, Lenovo is envisioning a variety of use cases.
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Snap has declared itself a camera company, envisioning itself as more than just an app.
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How important is that to address in envisioning effective activism and an inclusive resistance movement?
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Unlike Amazon and Facebook, Google isn't envisioning the Home Hub as a video chat device.
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That is the future for myself—I'm envisioning the future by returning to the past.
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Envisioning the future isn't just a function of the consumer-focused media, it's human nature.
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Today a new set of futurists is envisioning the next iteration of the floating city.
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That means investors are looking through the earnings reports and envisioning a potential deceleration ahead.
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The postings also offer a new window into what the $23 billion company is envisioning.
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Workhorse wants it certified by 2019 and is envisioning a price tag of around $200,000.
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"Oftentimes dreaming gets reduced to the individual process of envisioning something different," Kelley tells Mashable.
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She has done something unforeseen — the envisioning of an all-consuming catastrophe of biblical proportions.
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I envy them for envisioning some eternal family potluck where we'll all be happy again.
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"What we are envisioning is a separate room or a walled-off area," he said.
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Soon the happy couple was embracing and envisioning a golden nursery in the Red Keep.
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It's a lonely and depressing scene, envisioning an end in which we're still endlessly scrolling.
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I have trouble envisioning voluntary restraint catching on at any scale that makes a difference.
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Despite recently envisioning Nobel laurels, Trump worked on Friday to lower expectations for a quick breakthrough.
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I maintained this throughout my pregnancy, envisioning myself as some type of "glam mom" to be.
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By envisioning the museum as a montage, Godard comes one step closer to that impossible goal.
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The Trump administration's proposed budget risks repeating such mistakes, envisioning deep, unilateral cuts in US contributions.
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On the Runway The female re-envisioning of the classic movie "Ghostbusters" continues to provoke controversy.
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When wanting to make a career change, Davidson recommended envisioning your life 10 years from now.
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He has the rare talent of envisioning pathways forward through what appear to be intractable conflicts.
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Envisioning what a place would look like was "the fun part for me," Mr. Broccoli said.
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It's where we were sitting, downing Campari and sodas, and envisioning night life here centuries ago.
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The tent's flaps open to reveal a soldier composing a love letter while envisioning his beloved.
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Fosse was excellent at envisioning movement for trios, as also seen in … Purchase it on Amazon.
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Even the mayor allowed that recent buildings would likely meet whatever new standards he was envisioning.
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Envisioning Breitbart without Mr. Bannon — or Mr. Bannon without Breitbart — was almost inconceivable a month ago.
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Envisioning a finish is more difficult, especially when it comes to such a politically intractable issue.
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For writers, delving into the pasts of superheroes can be as enticing as envisioning their futures.
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And I was so busy counting my pulse and envisioning my demise that I missed Mrs.
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Are you envisioning Trump and Putin in their stalls, kicking around some hay and whinnying affectionately?
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He is earning about $830 every two weeks (1,100 Australian dollars) and envisioning a promising future.
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"It will look like the Connie has just pulled up," Mr. Morse said, envisioning the scene.
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I keep looking out the window, envisioning a precarious lake rushing at us, washing me away.
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Even before the box office numbers came in, Naeme was already envisioning an ongoing film franchise.
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For her inspiration, Fiona explains that she's envisioning Olivia Wilde's color, but with a touch of whimsy.
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That said, some Wall Street bulls are envisioning how a Trump win might be beneficial for stocks.
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Part of that is because envisioning the best-case scenario is easy — it looks just like now!
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Our obsession with Greece and Rome is, again, a construct, a specific way of envisioning the past.
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When considering a high-risk, high-reward partnership, founders need to spend time envisioning a gruesome demise.
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I'm envisioning a system where citizens are invited to participate in hiring and instructing new police officers.
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He obtained a Screen Actors Guild card and began booking commercials, envisioning a future as an actor.
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The stubborn detective is also envisioning his wife and daughter, engaging in full imaginary conversations with them.
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Not exactly what I was envisioning for a new flip phone, but it's a start, I guess.
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A: Envisioning yourself as an older person really helps, because it makes the prospect seem more real.
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"That's good to know," my father had said, but the future he was envisioning was real estate.
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Reed: I confess I have a hard time envisioning a government plan available in only certain places.
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Do you think Charlie Day was envisioning a sort of "It's Always Sunny" for the geriatric set?
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Ms. Hamnett, in an interview, said she had little trouble envisioning the future under the new leadership.
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"Editor desperate to reach the ground floor," he intoned in a recent interview, envisioning the newspaper headline.
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Mr. Surti recalled Mr. Britten envisioning details of the new temple with large domes and Swarovski crystals.
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Who wouldn't want a sci-fi writer at the table when envisioning a future with disruptive technology?
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You've seen it on Oprah, but the idea of literally envisioning your goals has some scientific backing.
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The Trump situation is not exactly the sort that the amendment's Cold War-era designers were envisioning.
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What he read felt impressively subversive, and he immediately began envisioning what he would do with it.
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Envisioning a hotel sound system that blares "Cheeseburger in Paradise" until you want to lose your mind?
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Gail: I am envisioning anti-Trump readers out there, jumping up and down and shaking their fists.
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Subordinates will be cheering, envisioning enlarged domains and the compensation levels that typically increase with corporate size.
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Originally, Jobs was envisioning a tablet, but it eventually turned into a concept for a cell phone.
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We're envisioning something that's Sucker Punch levels of extra — only without all the gross male gaze-y bullshit.
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It's definitely what Rodger — who urged fellow incels to "start envisioning a world where women fear you" — wanted.
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Currently I'm envisioning a nice, big, Euro-style hardback series that will eventually be housed in a slipcase.
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The course takes an interdisciplinary approach to envisioning what higher education will look like in the year 2033.
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Are you envisioning the show as more of an anthology format with a different crime for Season 2?
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Right now the caps sit at $549 billion, well below the levels Trump and congressional Republicans are envisioning.
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They often share dinners, envisioning the next great Lakers teams with themselves at the forefront of a revival.
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So you signed Usher, and in that moment you're not envisioning anything like a Confessions ten years later.
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As they do, they also need to admit that they are envisioning an America that has never existed.
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Inclusive representation allows for more people to be accepted, understood, and respected, while envisioning new possibilities for themselves.
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One of his most ambitious books was "Envisioning Real Utopias" (2010), in which he offered alternatives to capitalism.
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Dr. Myers watched as progressives, envisioning political power, became enamored with the idea of a coming white minority.
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I was envisioning a perch for a dove, but the "Dove bar?" in this puzzle is a COO.
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"She was capable of envisioning large-scale works and thinking over long periods of time," Mr. Wilson wrote.
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And over and over, we've been terrible at envisioning what kinds of new jobs people would end up doing.
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After it was fully recorded, I remember listening to it and envisioning this little video game hero boppin' around.
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The artist is envisioning the lives of his ancestors and his style reflects the messy beauty of the subconscious.
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"I'm sure the public is envisioning a big lab with [rooms] but it's none of that," DiNoto tells PEOPLE.
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He was envisioning huge orbiting space stations that would be able to do reconnaissance, that would do science research.
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According to Variety, Sony is envisioning the Jump Street crossover movie as a way to relaunch Men in Black.
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Through a haze of self-pity I was utterly incapable of envisioning the physical reality of 300 hardcover books.
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In short time, an imagined bromance was born, with many envisioning buddy comedies, Netflix specials and more imaginative connections.
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At night I run through these personal failings in my head, self-flagellating while envisioning the worst-case scenarios.
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He is, in many respects, exactly what the Founders had in mind when envisioning the profile of future senators.
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Mr. Urban might suggest envisioning a button: Pressing it would propel you into a future two months post-breakup.
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Is this what you, I mean is this the future that you are envisioning for all of us here?
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Envisioning a post-basketball career in cold, silent environments that many would consider eerie, Fowles said, brings her peace.
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Even Trump's vocal critics in the Senate GOP Conference said they had trouble envisioning him taking action against Mueller.
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"Imagine the Iraqi flag on this mosque, and everyone taking selfies," Ms. Aqeedi said, envisioning what might have been.
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It also helped gave me peace of mind that I can afford the home I&aposm envisioning for myself.
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Teller is, in this context, envisioning himself as working with conservatives in Congress rather than working in the administration.
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OK fine, maybe I did realize this, because again, I was envisioning these moments since I was 13-years-old.
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We're envisioning something like this from HBO's Veep, but more British: Naturally, the news was met with excitement on Twitter.
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In "A Woman Like Me," she offers a defense of cancer art as a way of envisioning and practicing mortality.
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I was excited to use that setup of the Crooked House as a symbolic way of envisioning the world basically.
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Netflix's latest re-envisioning of a classic is a reboot of the 1960s family science fiction show Lost in Space.
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They see their goal as envisioning the world they want, and making those in power uncomfortable until they get it.
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"They're all about envisioning the future and predicting the future," MetaStable co-founder Josh Seims told Axios of venture capitalists.
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So she focused on pleasant thoughts as Harvey roared toward Texas - envisioning the ocean, rainbows, anything to avoid another seizure.
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Walmart is envisioning a similar system that would potentially eliminate the need for cashiers in stores outfitted with the technology.
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In 1968, the inventor and environmentalist R. Buckminster Fuller wrote an essay in Playboy envisioning the city of the future.
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GOP operatives are already envisioning Trump family members and acquaintances being dragged up to Capitol Hill over months to testify.
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I wasn't just present in this alternate world; I was envisioning what it would be like to never leave it.
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I get absorbed for an hour or two, and sometimes, I draw out the tricks I'm envisioning in my notebook.
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Levitt: When we started in my parents' basement, I remember just envisioning a warehouse with racks full of sporting equipment.
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Some hopeful types are envisioning a Cruz-Kasich ticket but I don't see what value Kasich brings to that pairing.
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Envisioning the future defined by our wildest ambitions or our deepest fears is an instinct as old as human culture.
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Tenants, many of whom have lived there for decades, look around and see change and imagine what landlords are envisioning.
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Toby Fleishman separates from his wife of fifteen years, envisioning a future of sexual liberation and mild co-parent sparring.
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It's there that he drew four lines in the sand with his fingers, envisioning a kind of graphical Morse code.
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Every freshman member of Congress packs their bags for Washington already envisioning the more perfect republic they seek to build.
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All of this suggests that Acosta may be envisioning incremental changes to the Obama administration rules rather than full repeal.
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Vahdersalo has been working on a grisly photo series envisioning a lone dark Lego character as a terrifying serial killer.
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I find a slip-on pair I like that aren't as traditional as I was envisioning but actually fit my bunion.
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LGBTQ people often have trouble envisioning themselves in a stable, successful future, given the rampant discrimination and bias they're up against.
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With barrettes also stepping in the spotlight, we're envisioning our hair as the new hand when it comes to accessorizing potential.
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As much as people clearly love envisioning white nationalists suddenly discovering that racism is unpopular, these people feed on our eyeballs.
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I believe that artistic practices that incorporate listening, healing, analyzing, envisioning, creating, and celebrating make interdisciplinary models for economic justice possible.
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Giving that rose to Raven meant moving our relationship forward and envisioning what could be the start of a life together.
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Porsche restorers imitating Formula 1 cars; electric enthusiasts envisioning future elegance; giant carmakers wondering how 3-D printing fits into manufacturing.
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If they're envisioning a future where their kids code web and mobile apps, I question whether I made the right recommendation.
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I looked around the industry and didn't see what I was envisioning so I created my dream company, Milkinside, in 2018.
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We know that Chip and Joanna Gaines are wizards at re-envisioning a house in ways we didn't think were possible.
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Refreshingly, especially for those who believe in science fiction's potential for envisioning many futures, Blast Theory boldly talks of building utopia.
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"I'm envisioning a future where design has been transformed rather profoundly, and this is a glimpse of that future," he says.
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The group had written a song with three-part harmony, envisioning a "David Bowie-type character" singing one of the parts.
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After he joined the Royal Air Force and was posted overseas, they wrote each other impassioned letters, envisioning their lives together.
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He worked, until his retirement in 2015, on a long-term project envisioning what the department should look like by 2020.
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Eric Trump and his employees are busy envisioning what the place could be, and sometimes the ideas border on the outlandish.
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Mr. Xi announced the sweeping initiative last month, envisioning spending $1 trillion on huge infrastructure projects across Africa, Asia and Europe.
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I definitely had that proud-dad moment envisioning her following a path to a creative career, such as photography or design.
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"I'm envisioning a setting in a vintage style, with step-cut diamond accents, perhaps trapezoids or tapered baguettes," Mr. Kwiat said.
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Amazon patented the design for this worker cage in 2016, envisioning a solution to human worker safety in an automated warehouse.
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Ivanka Trump initiated the leasing of the old Old Post Office building in Washington, envisioning it as a new Trump hotel.
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But envisioning the role of robots beyond repetitive manual labor (and perhaps even call centers and some legal research) gets trickier.
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I drifted to sleep envisioning swarms of bees flying into my esophagus and making a hive in my hollowed-out chest cavity.
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She suggested a guided meditation to help clear out the "toxins" — envisioning a colored light swirling in each chakra, one by one.
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The Studio's "Visions of the Future" posters portrayed places in our solar system being visited by missions, as well as envisioning exoplanets.
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Continue to layer your herb mixture and the star candies until you have eight even layers, all while envisioning your intention. 22017.
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It will be a parade and a celebration that all of Chicago for 108 years in their mind's eye, have been envisioning.
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We're envisioning monster who assumes the form of Gordon Ramsay and eliminates our taste buds as punishment for eating sub-par cuisine.
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Envisioning a world absent of toxic masculinity is a theme that makes Queen Sugar a nearly utopian drama about a Black family.
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Jaguar is envisioning a future that's focused on self-driving and on-demand shared mobility with its new Future-Type concept car.
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Bolton reportedly lobbied Trump not to close al-Tanf, envisioning a role for it in the US strategy to check Iranian influence.
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He was interested in envisioning another world, and much of his work is devoted to a pursuit of the marvelous and visionary.
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Whatever you're envisioning — crystal champagne flute or chopsticks — you'll want your nails to look as polished as possible for the big countdown.
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Unity is a modification of Lucas Sharp's Sharp Sans, which is itself a re-envisioning of the early 70s type Avant Garde.
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I have been envisioning getting that million dollar check at the reunion show and just running down and picking my kids up.
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Modern closet upgrades aside, we're already envisioning the retro baby tees and denim skirts we'll be pairing our slides with this summer.
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By envisioning and investing in opening and operating in new markets, companies can create jobs, pump lifeblood into communities and the economy.
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She didn't quite understand why, but was envisioning how she could make this opportunity offered to her work as an art project.
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He recalled a song sung in his family after Liu Wenhui sided with the Communists, envisioning a paradise under the party's rule.
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The city has spent years envisioning a dynamic system of carrots and sticks to ensure the firms are on their best behavior.
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The then-mayor Adolph Sutro also hoped to attract wealthy buyers to Ocean Beach, envisioning grand mansions populating the sand-dune expanse.
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So that transportive power of music, just listening and envisioning a whole other world, is what has led me to playing music.
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Since everything we know so far about Trump's plan fits into two tweets, it's hard to say for sure what he's envisioning.
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Since making the appointment with her I'd been envisioning myself with a smile with less character, allowing mine to show up differently.
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Their series Envisioning Chemistry visualizes reactions like elemental burning and precipitation, while their Cool Experiments series showcases the magic of physics experiments.
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Agents and editors reached out with promises of book deals, envisioning her as a female counterpart to the vulgar essayist Tucker Max.
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Envisioning teachers as an armed militia, as a corps of guards with military discipline ready to do effective battle, is not reassuring.
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To the Editor: Randy Newman's 50-year-old song "Love Story" is sung by a narrator envisioning his future marriage and fatherhood.
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One week, a movie envisioning life after an apocalypse films in the library; another, an HBO comedy takes over a block downtown.
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The I.O.C. sports director Kit McConnell made a scouting trip to Biarritz this week, envisioning what the sport's Olympic debut will encompass.
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By actively envisioning how things could unfold in both scenarios, however, we can minimize the regret we feel after making tough decisions.
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In the earliest stages of her career, she had a hard time envisioning herself achieving the kind of success she has now.
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Submariners are envisioning a whole range of missions for the big tubes, such as:Deploying large-diameter unmanned undersea vehicles for various missions.
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"Envisioning this calmness may also decrease physical symptoms of stress, like an increase in heart rate or stress hormones," according to Kadish.
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A Pisces considers "professional development" envisioning their dream job instead of hustling to meet their quarterly goals or attending that networking event.
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But envisioning a compromise bill requires knowing which immigration proposals can get 60 votes in the Senate, which is exactly the problem.
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Research has shown that focusing on and envisioning pleasant images while you lay in bed can bring the calm necessary for sleep.
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Speaking of soup, when we mention miso, you're probably envisioning ramen, or a bowl of the seaweedy stuff that comes with your sushi.
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As Jobs spoke, Foster furiously sketched in the A4 sketchbook he is never without, creating a "word picture" of what Jobs was envisioning.
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Envisioning an actual end to what I'd long ago assumed would be a lifelong battle, I attended my first meeting that very week.
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After my first ayahuasca ceremony, in which I felt almost nothing, I listened enviously to a man who vomited while envisioning Donald Trump.
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The patent, filed in 2016, suggests that Sony is envisioning a future where consumer electronics can transfer power between one another without cords.
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Why not just focus on the character Phillips is radically re-envisioning, instead of the one where he's religiously sticking to established canon?
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Hopefully, Trading Spaces round two puts the same emphasis on theming – we're envisioning a spaceship-style bathroom that's just out of this world.
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The director of Call Me By Your Name is following up his huge success with a re-envisioning of the horror classic Suspiria.
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This is especially burdensome, as Justice Kennedy noted, when envisioning a highway billboard on which a CPC may wish to advertise its views.
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For the other half, however, those "envisioning" questions came first — and then participants answered how much people should set aside from their paychecks.
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She rebuffed Sanders's pressure to back a "carbon tax," clearly envisioning the Republican attack ads that would swamp coal-friendly, economically strapped Ohio.
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New moons are powerful times for manifestation, so spend time in meditation today, envisioning what security, self-worth, and abundance mean to you.
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"What we're envisioning in the long term is having a couple of test events a year," said Sara Mahmood, a DHS program manager.
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And judging by their mutual love of lace dresses (not to mention, royal princes!), we're envisioning plenty of shopping trips in their future.
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Watch on Motherboard: 'The 80s Cult Classic Envisioning the Final Hour Before Nuclear Apocalypse': The story of Philoctetes resonates deeply with Schenkkan's script.
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Some Democratic candidates are already envisioning themselves on a debate stage with Trump and explain why they are best positioned to defeat him.
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Mayors are looking towards the future and envisioning transportation systems, electric grids and buildings that exploit the latest technologies and advances in software.
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But he didn't allow their lack of imagination, nor the dark conditions of the present, to prevent him from envisioning a brighter future.
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I start envisioning my fastest mile constantly—before running, while running, after running, at the gym doing weight exercises to improve my running.
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The fact that artists continue to play vital roles in envisioning these new routes to liberation is no coincidence — their participation feels essential.
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There, in a burst of insight, he drew four lines in the sand with his fingers, envisioning a kind of graphical Morse Code.
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There, in a burst of insight, he drew four lines in the sand with his fingers, envisioning a kind of graphical Morse code.
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So when I saw Zach walking up the driveway with a duck under his arm, I understood the celebration he had been envisioning.
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Delayed scrutiny forces many highly qualified, consensus nominees to place their careers on hold, while it dissuades excellent candidates from envisioning judicial service.
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"Suddenly the dress is just riding up," she said, envisioning an Oscar night wardrobe malfunction should the pop-up mic catch on her gown.
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Amazon would like us all not to get too carried away envisioning its plans for those futuristic, cashier-free grocery stores unveiled on Monday.
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So, before you dive in, spend a little bit of time looking through possible formats and envisioning which might serve you the best. Resume.
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His latest, Red Moon, is set within spitting distance of today, envisioning the power struggle between an ascendant China and a declining United States.
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That means envisioning a world where smoking is less addictive, he said, so smokers would theoretically inhale less tar and other lung-harming substances.
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I remember sitting on that beach and hearing how he was already envisioning us 10 years down the road with kids and a house.
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Sam has written a complex script envisioning his ladies battling it out in a post-apocalyptic future where women have literally ruined the world.
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She turned the job down, but that didn't stop the people behind Hot Tub Time Machine 2 from envisioning her in the host's chair.
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Stan's party visions are pretty wild ... he's envisioning Beto in the middle of the crop circle, surrounded by 10,000 supporters hugging the installation's exterior.
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Envisioning an updated "Chariots," he approached the History Channel with the "Ancient Aliens" concept, which grew from a two-hour special into a series.
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When that question was asked by an audience member, Musk didn't skip a beat, envisioning a system where people would vote on laws directly.
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A person familiar with the White House's current thinking on the North Korea negotiations explained what the US is envisioning as a possible deal.
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Around the world, students are being taught through interactive apps, games, and digital programs that may be positively re-envisioning the way children learn.
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I can't help but wonder what kind of psychologically scrubbed culture we are envisioning colleges should maintain — sounds scary and quite corporate to me.
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Collaboratively, we were envisioning a "bench-to-bedside" approach whereby lab research translates into clinical testing and then to standard practice and improved care.
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I spoke to Hallam about his new book, the exact nature of the rebellion he's envisioning, and what happens once the revolution is over.
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The near future of transportation might be self-driving cars, but Uber is envisioning a future where people are transported by unmanned flying cars.
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Envisioning a world without the ultimate trinity of burnout—aging, disease, and death—is as much a spiritual commitment as it is a scientific aspiration.
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Recent "Let Me Out" collaborator Pusha T confirmed that Albarn requested this envisioning from him in a recent interview with Zane Lowe on Beats 1.
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And Green Bay was where he gave his notorious answer to a question, envisioning punishment for women who have had abortions, that he soon retracted.
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It's all very reminiscent of what Google was originally envisioning Glass would be able to do — but the end result was far, far from it.
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Again, it's still early days for the technology, but it's clear that Google is envisioning Lens as an important part of the future of search.
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" "He talked about envisioning caucus day in Iowa and New Hampshire primary day," a senior aide said, "and this was just part of the story.
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Lake Bell's second home birth was not the experience she was envisioning — and for a little while, she thought her son would lose his life.
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Catherynne M. Valente takes the term literally, envisioning a universe that solves its problems with a galaxy-spanning musical contest called the Metagalactic Grand Prix.
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If I'm Michaela, I'm already envisioning myself as the swing vote between two couples at the final five, with a guaranteed spot in the end.
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The plan is a signature foreign and economic policy of Chinese President Xi Jinping, envisioning massive infrastructure spending to link China to Asia and beyond.
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In envisioning an economic jump-start for North Korea, Trump sounds as if he's keen to bring North Korea back into the family of nations.
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Envisioning an America that once again builds higher, digs deeper, moves faster, and pushes the boundaries of what is possible is not hard to do.
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Tragically, Horgan says Fisher died just as their connection was deepening, and as Horgan was envisioning an even greater role for Fisher in season 4.
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So, first, I don't think it's quite right to say that the proponents of U.B.I. are envisioning a future of no paid work at all.
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Emotionally (the moon always hits us on an emotional level), this new moon will be major for envisioning what your new goals and dreams are.
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Strangely, science-fiction writers, our most reliable Cassandras, have shied from envisioning an A.G.I. apocalypse in which the machines so dominate that humans go extinct.
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He coined the word "unipolarity" to describe the era after the fall of the Soviet Union in 22018, envisioning the United States as dominating it.
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Grafman recommends working backwards to avoid this, as envisioning the day in full rather than as individual portions will help you prioritize the right things.
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Enter "Envisioning 2001: Stanley Kubrick's Space Odyssey," a new exhibit at the Museum of the Moving Image in Astoria, Queens, that runs through July 19.
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Envisioning the year 2060, the participants used three questions as "axes of space power," simplified, were: Will large numbers of humans be living in space?
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Envisioning 2001: Stanley Kubrick's Space Odyssey is on view at the Museum of the Moving Image (36-01 35th Avenue, Astoria, Queens) through July 19.
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Although Cutting was drafted before the rules were changed, his role might be precisely what Pentagon officials were envisioning for future athletes in the academies.
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When Mr. Trump and his advisers promise to make America great again, they are in effect envisioning Reagan 225, while overlooking how much has changed.
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The goal of the fund, which Ms. Trump is credited with envisioning, is to generate $1.6 billion in capital for female entrepreneurs in developing countries.
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The North was enraged that Sony was releasing a comedy, "The Interview," envisioning a C.I.A.-ordered assassination of Kim Jong-un, the country's young leader.
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But in the meantime, few if any of the GOP-led states so far are envisioning aggressive policies to transition away from fossil fuels altogether.
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Again, assumptions about a hunter-gatherer society might have you envisioning a group of men with bows and arrows, sprinting through the forest after their prey.
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But... it's still envisioning a future where fashion accessories get equipped with blinking battery lights and accelerometers so that you can less obtrusively quantify your life.
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But some people look at these innovations with a deep sense of fear, envisioning a future where robots take over our jobs and eventually eclipse us.
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Nearly five decades since Burden and Abramović began their explorations, an emerging crop of artists are re-envisioning artistic self-harm in both methodology and intent.
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"The world that we work in is undergoing really dramatic changes at a really rapid pace," says Anton Andrews, who runs the envisioning team at Microsoft.
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"It comes back to envisioning your ideal life beyond money," Ma says, whether that's changing jobs, retiring early, traveling or spending more time with your family.
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"Satoshi" spent weeks planning the blockchain project with Draper, envisioning it as an initial coin offering in the mold of recent successes like FileCoin and Bancor.
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First, Amazon gave us "The Man in the High Castle", a loose take on Philip K. Dick's novel envisioning America under Nazi and Japanese imperialist rule.
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Moving in implies that you and your S.O. plan to be together for a long time, and you need to make sure you're envisioning similar futures.
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Also, its worth mentioning that I'm proudly gay, and I think there's something punk about reclaiming and re-envisioning the world as a giant pride parade.
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Envisioning a Trump foreign and defense policy challenges the imagination and leaves allies abroad and observers at home scrambling to sketch a vision of the future.
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"Creating a spending plan and envisioning what you want down the line actually stimulates the same part of the brain that the lottery does," Klontz explained.
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Intuitively, I knew much of this, but I also had trouble envisioning how everyday developers might take advantage of these tools and how consumers would benefit.
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AT&T CEO Stephenson, in a conference call with analysts on Monday, called DirecTV Now "the big driver that we're envisioning" from the Time Warner purchase.
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Envisioning how the Prime Minister would respond to a character that can predict the future, and what sort of advice he might give, was a challenge.
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And management may have trouble envisioning spectacular growth and innovative ideas from them years into the future, even if they are ready and willing to deliver.
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As a result, the role of commercial real estate is changing from housing businesses to envisioning and developing built environments that attract companies and talented people.
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Even for a lighthearted stump speech written by someone else, I thought, envisioning Mr. Bloomberg grooving to the soulful, wailing black pop sensation was a stretch.
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Around the same time, auto industry groups began envisioning an ambitious network of wide, smooth highways, accessible only by on-ramps, that would crisscross the country.
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Meanwhile, unencumbered by any ostensible lack of remorse, one imagines Breitwieser is keeping himself busy envisioning who will play him once he sells the movie rights.
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At 2:30 on a Thursday afternoon, when I'm slouched in my chair, looking at my 20th case of the day, am I envisioning a person?
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Envisioning an uncannily serene apocalypse, "In My Room" studies a man who finds liberation in isolation, the absence of others freeing him from expectation and obligation.
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Envisioning 2001: Stanley Kubrick's Space Odyssey Through July 19 at the Museum of the Moving Image, 36-01 35 Avenue, Astoria, Queens; 718-777-6888, movingimage.us.
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" (The mold featured the name of the project's funder.) "It was the first time we had the scale we were envisioning, and that was really exciting.
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Three months after they met, Ms. Masenda did begin envisioning the kind of life with Mr. Lo that he had seen with her from the start.
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In its absence, commuters within Manhattan will travel on 14th Street itself, entailing "a pretty bold envisioning of 14th Street," Ms. Trottenberg said in an interview.
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He furnished it like a private home, envisioning it as a gathering place for creative people working in the worlds of art, fashion, food and media.
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One lifestyle blogger, Michelle Jackson, has even called for a "Secular Lent," envisioning it as a chance to improve her mental health by giving up complaining.
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In doing this, Odyssey digs deeper on an idea already brilliantly implemented in Stacking, Double Fine's underrated re-envisioning of the traditional point and click adventure.
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I admit, I have trouble envisioning the resolution passing in anything like its current form — it's such a quantum leap from where the party currently stands.
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Apparently he wanted to make a mold of his head, envisioning some kind of microwave hat he could take off and put back on at will.
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You've got dollar signs in your eyes, both because these dudes will cost a pretty penny and because you're envisioning the loot their excellent seasons will deliver.
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"If you're re-envisioning the entire company … who better to have a say in how best to do that than the employees who have to execute it?"
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There is no denying her skill in creating ambience and mood, her consummate craftsmanship and stagecraft, or her fascinatingly idiosyncratic re-envisioning of iconic images and events.
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Durbin told reporters that Trump described the "wall" in many different ways during the meeting, leaving some in the room confused about what he was actually envisioning.
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The seminal "Tilt" (1995) featured "Farmer in the City", a haunting song envisioning the real-life murder of Pier Paolo Pasolini, an Italian poet and film director.
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It's me envisioning flavors that represent how that style of eating might look like today, remembering the dishes that my grandfather made, but in a new context.
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Rove explained that most voters saw Trump as erratic, and had hard time envisioning him as "presidential" or someone they'd like their children to look up to.
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If you're wondering how a bunch of images of fallopian tubes and lectures about chlamydia might change Pakistan's situation, stop envisioning your terrible junior high sex ed.
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But while the promised Spurs-Thunder series has become a reality, the rest of the postseason that fans spent all winter envisioning is up in the air.
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But while Mr. Musk is envisioning a wide-ranging line of future products, analysts are more concerned with Tesla's ability to deliver on its current expansion plans.
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"It's kind of a meditative process and I think it's also like envisioning what you want out of life," Hudson said of writing in her bullet journal.
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Roger Stone, a longtime Trump adviser, wrote a column on his website envisioning a Trump candidacy steamrolling to the nomination, powered by wall-to-wall media attention.
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Sure, he tells me he technically works on land in Moscow's boat servicing centre, but that doesn't stop me envisioning our life together on the high seas.
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At least as impressive as Roth on this score is Leni Zumas, whose novel "Red Clocks," envisioning a near-future fetal-rights dystopia, was published last year.
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I was envisioning a personal window on her life, starting back when she was actually Robyn Fenty and lived in Barbados, with some family history thrown in.
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I was envisioning a Christmas morning where I sat in a recliner drinking eggnog, not one where I was experiencing the body-stretching pain of cervical dilation.
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I'm envisioning the choir in front of me, and I have a big mirror over my piano in my living room, so it's really a perfect setup.
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Another inventor listed in the patent is Dustin Brown, who leads "industrial design efforts to create and prototype forward-looking hardware and experiences" for Microsoft's envisioning labs.
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The Clean Power Plan set limits on carbon dioxide emissions from power plants, envisioning a 85033 percent cut in emissions by the whole power sector by 2030.
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And some argue real consent requires performers have a hand in envisioning and producing a scene, rather than just tacitly agreeing to act out someone else's fantasy.
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Nearly five decades since Chris Burden and Marina Abramović began their explorations, an emerging crop of artists are re-envisioning artistic self-harm in both methodology and intent.
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What this will look like in practice is still up in the air — I'm envisioning a pink pop-up notification from the Lyft app when your driver arrives.
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That false hope aggravated the relatives' horror of envisioning their loved ones stuck in a death trap in the depths of the ocean, the time quickly ticking away.
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For much of that evening, Stevenson used a practice called "mental abacus," envisioning the abacus in her mind and then using her fingers to work through the problem.
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She sees the rich resources all around and views cultural tourism as the get-behind industry, envisioning 'Namgis owning and operating businesses ranging from whale watching to kayaking.
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I have OCD, and I can say with certainty that I could use a break from constantly envisioning myself in future scenarios, and what will happen in them.
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I held my breath and clutched my pearls waiting for the officers to find the boxed up iPhones in the shed, envisioning a poor innocent little Blue fatherless.
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Meanwhile, several months before I began envisioning this series I stumbled across the fourth issue of a new magazine called Logic, a journal on technology, ethics, and culture.
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The plan is a signature foreign and economic policy of Chinese President Xi Jinping, envisioning massive infrastructure spending to link China to the rest of Asia and Europe.
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But Musk tweeted on Wednesday that he's already envisioning a "next gen" Starship that'd be 60 feet (18 meters) in diameter, or wider than an NBA basketball court.
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You can increase the strength of the impression the text makes on you by picturing the situation in your mind or envisioning yourself participating in the events described.
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Mpunga, a multi-instrumentalist (he's learned to play the drums, piano, marimba, and flute), is also multi-sensory with his work, envisioning tracks as images, fragrances, and colors.
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But for centuries, many speculative fiction writers have bucked this trend by envisioning plush spaceships decked out with opulent furnishings to support the extravagant lifestyles of elite passengers.
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And it's telling, in envisioning the possible future of Trumpism, that until the latest round of embarrassment Senate Republicans seemed inclined to go along with the Moore nomination.
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"It was really hard because we've all been envisioning our graduation since we started college and all of a sudden it was taken away," she said Friday night.
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The sum total has some Democrats envisioning something that seemed unlikely only a few weeks ago – a race for the nomination that comes down to Warren or Sen.
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"When you're about to get out of prison—when you start getting shorter to the house, as they call it—you start envisioning that first day," Maldonado says.
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Anab Jain, the other cofounder and creative director of Superflux, agreed that fear and hopelessness make many people feel incapable of combatting climate change or envisioning the future.
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When envisioning the continent's common future, it is vital to take an impartial look at its diversity of challenges, and objectively acknowledge geopolitical threats to develop appropriate solutions.
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"I really panicked at one point," envisioning horror scenarios where Prince's backup dancers—known as The Twins—fell on the slippery stage while wearing their eight-inch heels.
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In the meantime, we'll be envisioning a future in which high schools replace geometry with sommelier classes—and the SAT includes a taste test instead of an essay.
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But pulling up that picture during those moments of doubt, and just envisioning flying an airplane, even though it wasn't reality at the moment, it made the reality happen.
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Instead of envisioning a world that comes together thanks to a chorus of different voices, the mainstream film industry is playing whack-a-mole on social issues and identities.
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Any statement expressing what you have liked doing with your partner, or that you're envisioning doing with them, is a surefire way to ease into super-vocal sex sessions.
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Then the BBC, hungry for a piece of the alternate-history pie, responded with "SS-GB", an adaptation of Len Deighton's novel envisioning—what else—Britain under Nazi rule.
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He is on the mainland and I couldn't help myself from envisioning what it would be like for him to have his immediate family die while he was away.
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Tel Aviv-based Proof Work is envisioning a future where patients own and control their own medical data in a decentralized system, where data is secured by the blockchain.
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We see the space as a means to center artists within the city's trajectory, not just as voices of our time but as a means of envisioning new futures.
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I called all the women, told them what I was envisioning and that I wanted it to be a collaborative process, and how we would all create this together.
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"Last Days in the Desert" is one of the most imaginative Jesus films to come out since "Jesus of Montreal", envisioning a chapter from Jesus's temptation in the wilderness.
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When you're envisioning your ideal startup space and beginning to make a blueprint for your office's look and feel, you'll benefit from seeking input from others — specifically, your employees.
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Alibaba has been pouring cash into experiments in what its founder, Jack Ma, calls "new retail": a kind of teched-up re-envisioning of how people shop in store.
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Vishaan Chakrabarti, the architect overseeing the 18-month long master-plan process, said one of the challenges is envisioning what work spaces will be like 20 years from now.
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Sexist attitudes about women candidates cost them votes, and this is most true for president, since some voters have trouble envisioning a woman in the commander in chief role.
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The idea of a summit meeting in Pyongyang makes some American officials cringe, envisioning how North Korean propagandists would depict it as Mr. Trump paying homage to Mr. Kim.
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It should not be difficult for the United States to embrace such an effort since it aligns with the Trump administration envisioning a "free and open" Asia Pacific region.
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Spin Master came up with the concept for the original Hatchimals in 2014 after examining the popularity of YouTube unboxing videos and envisioning a toy that could "unbox" itself.
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"We will put fruit trees over there, and plants there," said Carmen Gisela Rodriguez, a teacher in Humacao, envisioning a tableau of shade and plenty in the school courtyard.
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But what seemed to really mess up social media was the revelation that Amelia might be pregnant -- which of course was not the kind of threesome she was envisioning.
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One self-described political strategist created the single most puzzling electoral map I had ever seen, envisioning an Election Day where Trump won California but lost Kansas and Alabama.
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In the report, negative emissions and BECCS are star players, but so are two scenarios—one envisioning a limited role for BECCS and one entirely eliminating the use of BECCS.
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"Nigeria is so nostalgic for me because that's the only place I've ever felt is home," she says, smiling and, one could imagine, envisioning a future beyond mere supermodel-dom.
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Dave Coplin, chief envisioning officer for Microsoft, predicts holograms and other visuals will give us the chance to offer "empathy presence" if we can't be at a meeting in person.
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Here are some tactics we health coaches use to get you thriving: Imagine a life of thriving A first coaching step is envisioning yourself engaged in a life of thriving.
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They help us think about big bets like creating 11.11 — the world's largest shopping event — or envisioning our "New Retail " strategy to carry Alibaba and our partners into the future.
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With EEG technology anyone can get even closer to witnessing the creative process, to envisioning churning artistic impulses without the use of hands, mouths—one needs only the active brain.
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In 2013, the Anna Kendrick comedy Rapture-Palooza had the misfortune of opening exactly one week ahead of Seth Rogen's This Is The End, another absurdist envisioning of Judgment Day.
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ISLAMABAD (Reuters) - Pakistan and China on Monday unveiled a long-term cooperation plan in economic development envisioning cooperation until at least 2030 in areas ranging from infrastructure to information technology.
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But, Kirk told me, he had trouble envisioning Trump as the kind of steady hand who could manage global crises the way President George Bush did during Kirk's Navy days.
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The 33-year-old reality star celebrated sharing the sex reveal on Sunday's season finale of Keeping Up with the Kardashians by envisioning her daughter's future with a cute quiz.
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Overhauling the tax code was never going to be easy given that it requires targeting lucrative and politically popular tax breaks to mitigate the magnitude of cuts Republicans are envisioning.
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Mr. Goldthwait told The New York Times in 2015 that he first started thinking about making a movie out of Mr. Crimmins's story years ago, initially envisioning a scripted film.
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The history of self-funding millionaires and billionaires is mostly a history of losing candidates, though, admittedly, no one has tried it at the scale Bloomberg seems to be envisioning.
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But he and his associate John Stanley Pottinger were envisioning using supposed surveillance videos to secure settlements that, by both lawyers' acknowledgments, might have resulted in the videos staying secret.
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Despite Kelman's unique exuberance when envisioning the company's future, Redfin still has a tiny market share compared with other brokerages, like The Long and Foster Companies and HomeServices of America.
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Envisioning a system where China's global positioning system and fifth-generation wireless networking technologies work in tandem, China could command a lion's share of the market for new telecommunications services.
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The latter was Richard, who judging from his shock and struggle as Morgan choked him to death, was envisioning a different sort of victim when he gave the advice above.
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Which is funny, because when my friends on the West Coast looked at me, I could tell they were envisioning a big floppy hat and crisscrossed bandoleers and fantastic revolvers.
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Some of those social-media threads forecasting Mueller's pre-Christmas firing went further, envisioning street protests that would prompt a brutal response from government forces just itching for the chance.
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The meeting, themed "Envisioning Tomorrow's Earth," highlighted how the field unveils a complex global portrait of ecological and anthropogenic patterns, including forest cover, biodiversity, urban development, and even social conflicts.
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Others in the party's donor class are so worried that they are already envisioning another path to their preferred nominee, months after the primary contests, at the Republican convention this summer.
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The Boring Company was founded as an experimental effort in alternative urban transportation, with Musk envisioning a series of underground roadways that ferry vehicles to and from destinations using electric tracks.
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Re-envisioning the grid from scratch could serve not only to sustain the territory, but to build a prototype for future power grids similarly vulnerable to hurricanes, heat, and climate change.
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More likely what they're envisioning is defending assets in space that are being messed with or attacked or using space assets as part of a ground operation by the US military.
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When Stephen Colbert penned his children's book spoof, I Am A Pole (And So Can You!), in 2012, he probably wasn't envisioning young kids toting it in their backpacks to school.
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"JAB has a very successful global Coffee and Beverages platform in Acorn, and we are envisioning taking it public in the next two-three years," JAB said in an emailed statement.
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GUTFELD: You know, I am just envisioning Hillary&aposs house now has like seven or eight Frisbees on the roof because none of the kids go over to get it back.
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Bryan's pre-meet-the-family hang out session proves Rachel sees her chiropractor suitor joining her life in a way she may not be envisioning with her other two boyfriends. Why?
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In Kat, Sony showed foresight, envisioning a different direction for its identity, which to that point had been (with minor exceptions) built atop a mountain of muscular men and anthropomorphic animals.
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When our president has been officially endorsed by the KKK's premiere publication, it feels a little too soon to be envisioning what America would be like if slavery was still around.
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Taxpayers at the local level may have an easier time envisioning where their state or city tax increase is going when they can physically see a bridge or highway being built.
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Drew similarly sets his short in space, envisioning the refueling of futuristic spacecraft, but other concepts include enchanted forests, digital art galleries, and abstract forms, all reacting to the same harmonies.
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Crucial details of the House and Senate versions of the plan are still unknown, in part because Republicans are struggling with how to pay for the tax cuts they are envisioning.
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He is envisioning writing at least 55 issues for the Fantastic Four, which would get the heroes to issue No. 700 (using comic book math, which stitches together three previous series).
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When we asked, for instance, where they would travel on their first foreign trip as president, it was immediately apparent which Democrats had spent time envisioning that trip in their heads.
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"One foot higher, or either way, and I guess I would have been a hero," McCovey said afterward, envisioning what almost certainly would have been a dramatic 2-1 Giants victory.
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Instead of envisioning what should or could be best for the greatest city in the world, New York, politicians continue to think of themselves and their own pocketbooks first and foremost.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads CHICAGO — Lee Bontecou is an artist of post-WWII decay and devastation, envisioning post-apocalyptic worlds through innovative methods that blend sculpture, painting, and drawing.
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I'm having a little trouble envisioning that working out, having two fleets operating side by side on different days, but maybe some small European city is crazy enough to try it.
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And with "A Horse Walks Into a Bar," because so much of it is spoken, it also really helps to hear how he was envisioning the character when he wrote it.
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Invoking a purportedly "originalist" understanding of the Constitution, Barr articulated an extreme and capacious view of executive authority, envisioning a president superior to, and largely unchecked by, Congress and the judiciary.
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She has originated and popularized the description of the state as an "investor of first resort," envisioning new markets and providing long-term, or "patient," capital at early stages of development.
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Envisioning 2001: Stanley Kubrick's Space Odyssey devotes a full floor of gallery space to props, tools, art, advertising, and other ephemera related to the conception, creation, and impact of the movie.
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I was envisioning Nixon slumped at his desk in the Oval Office, staring at Haldeman with pleading eyes to help him figure a way out of whatever mess he was in.
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That's why Congress created The Commission on Evidence-Based Policymaking, envisioning a future in which rigorous evidence is created efficiently and routinely and used to develop and implement effective public policies.
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If you're still having a hard time envisioning how voice sexting might work, just think about how much the sound of your partner's pleasure adds to your pleasure during IRL sex.
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While companies like Samsung and Huawei are designing phones with foldable screens, Apple is envisioning new designs that could eventually make the iPhone look like just a single piece of glass.
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The Trump administration may be envisioning a 3 percent to 3.5 percent economic growth rate, but that is just "not in the cards," former Labor Secretary Robert Reich told CNBC on Tuesday.
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"The impact of AI is evident in the debate about its societal implications — with some fearful prophets envisioning massive job loss, or even an eventual AI 'Overlord' that controls humanity," Kenny wrote.
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In Ovadya's envisioning, increasingly believable AI-powered bots will be able to effectively compete with real humans for legislator and regulator attention because it will be too difficult to tell the difference.
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After all, Scott was envisioning our future, and in 1982, imagining 2019 without Atari or Bell Phones was like filmmakers today imagining a future where Apple no longer exists in 40 years.
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So I'm envisioning a scenario where people bonded with their families over the movie and the memes — in either order — and then put on their blindfolds and started making the memes themselves.
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The NAACP parted ways with its president, Cornell William Brooks, earlier this year as part of what the association called a "transformational, system-wide refresh and strategic re-envisioning" of its strategies.
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"We feel the Energy World hub will not adequately supply the industry that we're targeting," he said, adding the government is envisioning the use of LNG for both power and industrial sectors.
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Eric Drexler, the "father of nanotechnology," proposed a form of vitrifixation for cryonics use in his 1986 cult book " Engines of Creation," envisioning future nanorobots able to systematically repair all molecular damage.
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It turns out Kylie is envisioning a mini Kimoji empire all her own, branching out into an eponymous line of merchandise imprinted with her own name and image for the first time.
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The sensors are leading Big Oil's mining of so-called big data, with some firms envisioning billions of dollars in savings over time by avoiding outages, managing supplies and identifying safety hazards.
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Envisioning his ideal live band setup—currently Youngblood performs alone, with an assortment of instruments—he rattles off drums, a harp, clarinets, brass, and a multi-instrumentalist as things to be included.
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Former presidential candidate Andrew Yang's push for a universal basic income seems to be gaining steam in Congress — and it could well influence a major component of the stimulus lawmakers are envisioning.
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With other establishment-aligned members of Congress eyeing the exits, the president's backers are envisioning 2018 as an opportunity for Trump to steamroll the party establishment, much as he did in 2016.
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Greta Thunberg often asks audiences to imagine her 75th birthday in the year 2078, envisioning what she will tell her descendants about what the adults of today did to address climate change.
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Gautama had been imagining what kind of marriage he wanted, and he felt he needed to be as honest as possible in order to have the sort of relationship he was envisioning.
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Others, like Adidas' shoe made from recycled ocean plastic and Reebok's 100 percent recyclable sneakers made from cotton and corn, get a little closer to what Veja is envisioning with the Condor.
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Little of the information presented in Envisioning 353 will be new to Kubrick diehards, but it gathers artifacts that offer a thrill for anyone who has ever been affected by the movie.
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" Mr. Trump said at a meeting of his cabinet at the White House this month that he was envisioning "a gathering, as opposed to a parade, I guess you'd have to say.
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His entry, envisioning a low concrete building consisting of a series of terraces with a park on the roof, won the competition, and Mr. Roche's career as an independent architect had begun.
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Each finely detailed digital print schematically renders a specific location, mapping out these contested spaces with real information and speculative metadata — at one stage envisioning the Hormuz Straight as an elaborate chessboard.
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Many of them are envisioning the discovery of some proof that President Donald Trump is indeed under the undue influence of the Vladimir Putin regime and that it will constitute an impeachable offense.
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I walk out to the garden, where green topiaries and scented rosemary invite contemplation and wonder whether there are artistic paradigms that are more ecological, re-envisioning how artists produce and deliver art.
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The company likes to describe itself as the Twilio for video, which they might want to rethink, given that Twilio does do video, but not in the way Synq is envisioning its service.
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"We are envisioning that Maiya's going to become an amazing big sister who is so nurturing and caring," Justin, 33, tells PEOPLE while sharing the details of his son's new Target-designed nursery.
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Here’s what the internet is saying about the adorable, wholesome, and heartwarming Ruffwear Float Coat: Are you envisioning a bunch of Golden Retrievers all splashing around in an inflatable pool together?
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"When I talk to somebody about love and being in love, it's less the matter of envisioning your life with that person but trying to envision your life without that person," says Fisher.
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But while some organizations like CNIB are focusing on the micro changes in everyday life that can help those with disabilities, others are envisioning entire shifts in infrastructure for the future of mobility.
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Plus, installing and then maintaining ultra-flexible concrete pavers, like the kind Sidewalk Labs is envisioning, is more expensive than just laying down asphalt, so it's difficult for cities to justify, cost-wise.
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Go To A ProtestMaybe you imagined a tablecloth or cocktail glass when envisioning your next date — but how about matching bandanas and a bottle of Maalox instead (for neutralizing tear gas, of course)?
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No word yet on where the #OOTD is from, but in our dreams, we're envisioning Clinton getting grade-A customer service in Chanel, or Dries Van Noten while she tries on the gear.
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Microsoft is treating the Xbox brand like Amazon's Kindle ecosystem, envisioning a future in which Xbox games can be played on a console, a computer, a mobile device, or whatever else comes next.
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But we will only be as powerful and transformative as the second-wave feminists when we adopt their ambition, envisioning a society without patriarchy and capitalism and fighting to restructure our institutions accordingly.
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Xi set bold long-term goals for China's development, envisioning it as a modern socialist country by 2035, and a modern socialist "strong power" with leading influence on the world stage by 2050.
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She rented a studio and designed inflatable architecturally scaled rubber and vinyl versions of bulbous forms, envisioning them as sculptures that could be attached to buildings, occupied, then folded up and put away.
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I'm envisioning short letters in which folks from every ideological background can explain their positions, spend time reading about how other folks feel, and (hopefully!) start to understand what the other side fears.
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I seamlessly navigated neighborhoods without dropping off the network, envisioning what life will be like when I can download an entire TV season in the few seconds before my coffee order is ready.
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We are extending stories beyond the inches of a screen — and in so doing, envisioning a world in which devices begin to disappear and the spaces around us become the information surfaces themselves.
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Ruth viewed the Yanklands gig as a job audition, envisioning a long sought-after managing offer from the Yankees, but he was merely a show pony that day to raise war-relief dollars.
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Mr. Musk has made clear that he is not envisioning a traditional leveraged buyout, in which buyers borrow money to take a company private and then saddle the company with the new debt.
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Now a spate of start-ups is offering cheaper alternatives, envisioning a rental market without security deposits as a way to lower housing costs, curb inequality and put money back in people's pockets.
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The difficulty of envisioning such a thing has led climate hawks like Al Gore to place their hopes on unpredictable social "tipping points," invisible thresholds that, once breached, will allegedly yield radical change.
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"Envisioning 2718" shows Kubrick as a director in command of all aspects of filmmaking, and it suggests that he and Clarke were no small obsessives when it came to understanding their subject matter.
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He has trouble envisioning Bateman's life beyond his '80s heyday, a failure that suggests some overlap between the author and his most famous character: They share a coldness that once read as cool.
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Pressed on Thursday about what exactly he had meant by what sounded like an ultimatum, Mr. Mattis declined to elaborate, sparing the assembled diplomats from envisioning a pullout of American troops from Europe.
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Given the lack of a clear frontrunner, some Democrats say they're envisioning a scenario where there could be three to four candidates still in the race by the time Super Tuesday rolls around.
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When I was 19 I discovered it, and it's kind of like the feeling of building a computer, and then finding that somebody already built the computer that you're envisioning building, but better.
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Surveillance in space Experts and institutions around the world are already envisioning how geospatial data might be mishandled in the future, and anticipating ways to counter unsettling or even flat-out dystopian outcomes.
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Together the three hiked through 50 acres of tall grass, assessing the views and envisioning the sort of structure that spoke not only to their needs but to their faith in the future.
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Some see the underlying blockchain technology as Bitcoin's true value, envisioning it as a way to disrupt how international trade deals are financed and negotiated and the way health care providers share information.
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It is in the re-envisioning of a future for black people, despite their present systemic oppression in every area from voter suppression to police brutality, that Afrofuturism's take on the past is born.
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The business model that we're envisioning for this is a membership model, and it's a membership that's not just for the e-ferry, but also for the light e-vehicles, the spinoff of it.
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CNN had big plans for Neistat, a viral online filmmaker, envisioning him as a sort of digital Anthony Bourdain who could bring a new generation of news consumers into the cable news channel's fold.
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With Sherald's romantic figures at the center, About Face explored portraiture as an effective tool for envisioning a more inclusive and authentic America, one created by diverse authors and devoid of tokenism and exoticism.
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Elsewhere, Perrey and Kingsley probably weren't envisioning how close we'd one day come to identifying microbial life on Mars when they wrote about little Martians as part of The In Sound From Way Out!
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But as the head environmental regulator, Pruitt having a legal defense fund raises even more questions for government ethics experts, who have trouble envisioning how he will accept donations without creating another ethical mess.
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So I was originally envisioning [The Witness] as a game that I was mostly making, but maybe I would find a contractor to help do the art the same way I did with Braid.
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You, like me, might start envisioning a crafty stealth game where the game drops you into open-ended locations where said toolset allows the player to engage with situations in a variety of ways.
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But the climate rule aims to speed up that transition, envisioning a 32 percent cut to emissions from the nation's power sector, with each state assigned its own goal based on its power mix.
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To that end, the main European Union nations are envisioning a two-stage negotiating process for a British exit, once the British government invokes Article 50 of the treaty governing membership in the bloc.
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Mr. Wilder himself hatched the idea, envisioning a black-and-white film faithful to the look of the Boris Karloff "Frankenstein," down to the laboratory equipment, but played for laughs rather than for horror.
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"Now I can actually revamp it and come up with a new version," Fuller said, envisioning a future series that will be a lot more digital, "a lot more interactive, a lot more immersive."
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In these works, she'll give herself a large chin, or comically weathered skin — not the kind of empowerment the developers of either app were envisioning for their users, but it probably counts as such.
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Wakabayashi says she was inspired by color when envisioning her creation, and was influenced by the Baccarat crystal butterflies collection in the Grand Salon of the hotel, as well as the hues of Madagascar.
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Xi set bold long-term goals for China's development, envisioning it as a "basically" modernised socialist country by 2035, and a modern socialist "strong power" with leading influence on the world stage by 2050.
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Yankees 4, Twins 3 Whoever first observed that baseball is a funny sport may have been envisioning games like the Yankees' 4-3 victory over the Minnesota Twins on Thursday afternoon at Yankee Stadium.
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Mr. McVicar said he had rethought aspects of the production to suit the fresh-faced Ms. Yoncheva and Mr. Grigolo, envisioning them as young lovers in the early months of a passionate love affair.
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Now some analysts are envisioning President Trump — who admitted on videotape to grabbing women without their consent — tagging the former vice president with a nickname that has emerged on the internet: Creepy Uncle Joe.
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"We should also be making sure that we were building up a team that would be connected to one another in that space," she said, envisioning a purely hypothetical third office for the Neocova.
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By envisioning the best quality of life that you can give yourself, you fuel the drive to continuously work smart and hard so that, one day, you will be able to reach that point.
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VandeHei is envisioning subscribers paying $10,000 or more for some of the startup's news and analysis, he told Kara Swisher onstage at Recode's Evening with Code Media on Wednesday night in New York City.
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Envisioning a world where inequality and suffering melt away thanks to virtual reality and 80s pop culture, Ernst Klein's novel Ready Player One is a seductive prophecy for the media landscape of tomorrow—and today.
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Connected car company Harman and automotive design firm Rinspeed explore this new freedom in the questionably named "Σtos" concept, envisioning what cars might look like when a human driver becomes a thing of the past.
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"I founded FoodShot Global envisioning a new way to harness the power of innovation, capital, and the collaborative spirit of the world's leading stakeholders to effect change," said FoodShot Global founder and chairman Victor Friedberg.
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To float the idea, Skirt Sports put up a Facebook post on April Fools' Day 2015 envisioning "some kind of magical skirt that knows when you're about to pee and opens up," Ms. DeBoom said.
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Zwirner's gallery at 537 West 20th Street is presenting a survey of Mr. Douglas's photography from the late '90s to the present, including recent mural-scale works envisioning his hometown, Vancouver, in the late 1940s.
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Did Dr. Ford, envisioning that Judge Kavanaugh might one day be picked for the high court, fabricate the alleged assault in the counseling session so that the counselor would make notes to back it up?
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The plan, officially called the One Belt, One Road, or OBOR, initiative, is a signature foreign and economic policy of Chinese President Xi Jinping, envisioning massive infrastructure spending to link China to Asia and beyond.
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Kalanick deserves enormous credit for envisioning Uber as a transportation service that would disrupt and transform the entire land-based travel industry—including both the oligopolistic, old-fashioned taxi services and the overpriced limousine industry.
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Next week, the NATO center of cyberexcellence in Tallinn, Estonia, will run an exercise envisioning a fictional nation — Berylia — under a combination of attacks on its power grid, its communications networks and its election systems.
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The leader of the party in power is typically chancellor as well, but the Christian Democrats split the job 18 months ago, envisioning a future in which Ms. Kramp-Karrenbauer would eventually assume the chancellorship.
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"Symmetry" is more ominous, envisioning natural and interpersonal disasters just ahead — "My whole life is in that space/After the cut, before the pain" — yet fighting back with airy vocal harmonies and odd-meter drive.
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Last month, a short documentary, "Hometown Hero: The Legend of New York's Chopped Cheese," made its way online, envisioning, in part, further abuses: Would we awaken one day to find chopped cheese on a panini?
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The company is envisioning this as a way to give young people more ways to start entry-level careers at one of its restaurants, and that apparently extends to artificial intelligence-powered digital voice assistants.
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That's how I wound up glued to that dentist-style chair at a clinic in Houston envisioning skulls, as an IV drip steadily infused me with a drug I'd thought was reserved for rave-goers.
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"Let's just say that all week I've been envisioning her as TIME's 'Person of the Year' come December," says Stoynoff, now a best-selling author, who was attacked by Trump during a 2005 interview for PEOPLE.
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Amazon is virtually nowhere in these markets, and it risks ceding ground to the companies that do have the physical footprints it requires to build a shopping network as robust as the one Amazon is envisioning.
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Humans have been envisioning a future where machines replace doctors in the diagnosing process since the 1950s, when clinical psychologist Paul Meehl put forth the controversial idea in a book with a very boring sounding name.
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" WP: "It just seemed like the thing to do, because it is an important thing for Molly and I. When I was writing the lyrics to the song, I was envisioning Molly being the speed queen.
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In the hours following her husband's assassination, Jackie Kennedy asked White House staff to hurriedly research the funeral of Abraham Lincoln 98 years before — envisioning a new tribute matching the one for the earlier slain president.
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And if you're envisioning a group of white male Gen Xers (or older) in tight cargo shorts and low cut tank tops, you are sorely mistaken (and I apologize for the image): the community on trle.
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That could be the world that Musk is envisioning, but while the Culture is a utopia for sure — a multiculturalist playground run to peak efficiency — that doesn't mean everything runs smoothly for everyone all the time.
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Mental tricks such as reminding yourself that it's not you who has a problem or envisioning a barrier between you and the person can be helpful in reducing the effects of a bad coworker, Sutton says.
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"Timur Merah Project" (2019), Citra Sansmita's new work for the Biennale questions the primacy of Javanese canonical texts, challenging their dominance by re-envisioning them on the scrolls she paints in a traditional Balinese (Kasaman) style.
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A robot, by envisioning what it might see around a corner and discovering whether it had guessed right, could learn its way around a building; "pose detection" could allow it to learn motions by observing them.
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Investors may get little time to enjoy the accelerated growth in an increasing number of forecasts, with one school of thought envisioning the Federal Reserve turning out the lights just as the party is getting started.
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Still, Ryan argued he was envisioning this speaker's race would be "a more seamless transition" than the race in 2015 that led to members of the GOP conference having to draft Ryan after McCarthy stepped aside.
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But when Fernandez was asked if she would consider re-envisioning it as an immersive experience inside the Houston Cistern at Buffalo Bayou Park, she saw a chance to, quite literally, give the work new dimensions.
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This is an obvious nod to California's 2014 "yes means yes" law, which conservative pundits mocked as a prime example of liberal overreach, envisioning college students signing contracts before agreeing to go down on one another.
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If you think that concerns about automation are somehow new, bear in mind that Kurt Vonnegut's novel "Player Piano," envisioning a dystopian future in which machines have taken away all the jobs, was published in … 1952.
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The title of "Pure Comedy" is one of the album's very few jokes, a bit of blunt irony for an all-too-persuasive set of songs envisioning global catastrophe as the inevitable result of human nature.
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Yet today, as we enter the 2020s, many of the ideas that underpinned Occupy's call for re-envisioning our political-economic system are taken far more seriously than they were at the beginning of this decade.
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In my reading of the work, Malcolm X's image can be interpreted in different ways: metaphorically in terms of a child's pre-ideological innocence, as intentionally mocking, or as a queered re-envisioning of the slain leader.
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House Democrats have released a more than 600-page discussion draft of their bill, envisioning the same target but with detailed efforts for reducing emissions from utilities, transportation and infrastructure to reduce emissions on an economywide scale.
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That makes very little sense since most of the phones that the company is envisioning that players will use with it have switched over to USB-C, but I suppose there's always hope for the next version.
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But when Ingram tried the exact same progression against Ben Simmons, whose unparalleled vision and pogo-stick athleticism have fans of the Philadelphia 76ers already envisioning a Hall of Fame ceremony, there was a noticeably different result.
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"Pumped for the next Democratic president to use 'emergency powers,'" Jon Favreau, a former Obama speechwriter and Crooked Media co-founder joked on Twitter on Thursday, envisioning a future just like the ones Republicans are scared of.
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If this video is envisioning a more hopeful future for the United States, it seems that DuVernay and Jay Z are placing the spotlight directly on these two issues as the most divisive in our public discourse.
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Wisconsin awards most of its 42 delegates by congressional district, and Trump rivals are envisioning the state at something of a pivot point before the calendar turns to northeastern states that could be significantly friendlier to Trump.
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" And the 2012 Republican platform supported Israel's right to exist as a Jewish state with secure, defensible borders while also envisioning "two democratic states – Israel with Jerusalem as its capital and Palestine — living in peace and security.
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In 2009, George and Lysa Goh saw a piece of Singapore history for sale — a colonial bungalow, known as a ''black and white'' — and bought it, envisioning a major addition that could accommodate their three-generation family.
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Dr. Krauthamer, the dean of the graduate school at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst, said that when she began researching "Envisioning Emancipation," she was surprised by how many previously unknown images emerged from archives and private collections.
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This beloved app helps you redecorate or redesign your space by envisioning the final product before throwing money at it — there's a reason Live Home 3D has 4.5 out of 5 stars in the Mac App Store.
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"Today we have taken a big step to put bankruptcy behind us and start envisioning what Puerto Rico's future looks like under fiscal stability and economic sustainability," the oversight board's chairman, José Carrión, said in a statement.
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By my count, we currently have five major proposals on the table, each envisioning different futures for the American health care system: It's notable to me that Democrats seem really keen on having another health care debate.
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Instead, Xi set broad long-term goals for China's development "in a new era", envisioning it as a modern socialist country by 2035, and a modern socialist "strong power" with leading influence on the world stage by 19803.
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Rokid is envisioning its smart glasses as a kind of next-generation Google Glass, so it would only need to float objects and information in front of one eye, so you could still interact with the real world.
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Funding mobility startups and investing in EV and autonomous technology isn't a cheap proposition, and automakers have to keep the cash flowing in now if they want to build the strongest foundation for the future world they're envisioning.
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Those in the healthtech world probably do not interact with the safety net population in a meaningful way on a regular basis, so the empathy and future envisioning required to design for them takes some work to develop.
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Holden seems to share a similar vision to Zimmer when it comes to reconfiguring urban spaces, since he told Swisher about envisioning rooftop take-off-and landing spots, and easing traffic in car-clogged San Francisco and Oakland.
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Every year, when winter lasts longer than we ever thought possible, our imaginations click into overdrive, and we begin envisioning a world in which every few weeks we throw a sophisticated outdoor gathering with all our closest friends.
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This is a powerful new moon for envisioning your future: Sagittarius is a fire sign, so grab a candle for some fire magic and meditate on the flame as you picture how you want things to turn out.
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However, when asked about sustainable inflation levels and envisioning monetary policy to be less accommodative, Ingves said he expected inflation to hover around 1.5 percent for a year or so, due to a possible decline in energy prices.
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Xi set bold long-term goals for China's development in his opening speech, envisioning it as a "basically" modernised socialist country by 2035, and a modern socialist "strong power" with leading influence on the world stage by 2050.
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Envisioning a run at the NHL title is the difference between this season and three seasons ago, when he was finishing up a contract with the Carolina Hurricanes, who weren't expected to be a factor in the postseason.
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Inpex, Japan's biggest oil and gas developer, and Shell submitted a revised development plan to the Indonesian government last September, envisioning the adoption of a floating LNG plant with an annual LNG processing capacity of 7.5 million tonnes.
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Collins had foreshadowed her announcement on CNN's "State of the Union" Sunday, saying she had a "very difficult" time envisioning a scenario in which she would support the Graham-Cassidy health care bill, but she was not definitive.
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Jaffe's book traces the rebirth and re-envisioning of activism, direct action and protest over the past decade, reporting on movements as outwardly disparate as the Tea Party, Occupy Wall Street, modern labor organizing and Black Lives Matter.
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" She says wasn't envisioning our current political state when she recorded the album a couple of months before last year's election—though she does laugh and suggest that she might have been tapping into some "Jungian collective unconscious.
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He'd been reluctant to make the change on account of his affection for turn-based dungeon crawlers like Rogue, but found that it only took a couple of hours to implement rather than the weeks he was envisioning.
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"I would say that I'm envisioning a special moment in June, hopefully playing another finals in Oracle, hopefully winning another championship, going out with a bang," Curry said earlier this week before an exhibition game in Las Vegas.
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McGregor is unambiguously famous, however, and in a sport where pay is proportional to the size of the audience a fighter draws, a star at the top of the roster has other U.F.C. fighters envisioning their own paydays.
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"Let's just say that all week I've been envisioning her as Time's 'Person of the Year' come December," said Stoynoff, who claims that Trump assaulted her while she was interviewing him for a profile for People in 2005.
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They are seizing on stunning arguments envisioning almost unchallenged presidential power and highly limited criteria for defining the abuse of power and impeachment laid out by a maverick member of Trump's legal team, Harvard Law professor Alan Dershowitz.
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Envisioning an opera made from the play is especially daunting, because so much must be cut in the translation; setting all 4,000 of Shakespeare's lines to music could easily create an epic as long as Wagner's "Ring" cycle.
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He promises to expand access to health care through more Obamacare funding and a public option, while still envisioning a large role for private insurers — in contrast to the "Medicare for All" plans proposed by rivals like Sens.
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The touching (and surprisingly funny) drama — a loose re-envisioning of E. M. Forster's masterpiece novel Howards End — follows the interlinked lives of three generations of gay men living in 21st-century Manhattan, decades after the AIDS crisis.
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Our Dreams of Peace: Envisioning an End to War in Afghanistan: Two New York Times reporters from Afghanistan find themselves suddenly dreaming of what they will do if peace comes — as are their friends, and even some Taliban.
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I've been skeptical; the economy may not be great, but I've had a hard time envisioning how economic turmoil in countries like China and Brazil and supercheap oil could somehow combine to drag down the mighty United States economy.
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As a young teen he had talked his way into a summer job at HP, just at the time when its founders—Jobs' heroes—were walking that site and envisioning an office park cluster for their computer systems division.
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Trump briefly sought to strike a statesmanlike tone in his first public remarks after the loss, praising House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi for her hard work and envisioning "a beautiful, bipartisan type of situation" on infrastructure investments and healthcare.
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No matter what, envisioning and building that "appropriate and supportive workplace" – where women can safely fulfill their pro-cheer dreams with fair wages and without sexism – will require a drastic reframing of the NFL and sports culture at large.
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"All of this plays into the scenario in which we're envisioning a very significant increase in the number of launches, as these very large satellite constellations are deployed and as more nations get involved in space activities," says Vedda.
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She's been tied to the whipping post on SVU for so long that I'm having a hard time envisioning a season during which — in even just a single aspect of her life — she's allowed to be happy and safe.
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And even if that's arguably still more fiction than reality (what with recent stories of harassment in Silicon Valley and a President who freely comments on women's bodies), stories can offer transformation and hope by envisioning a better world.
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So as a way of generating some additional buzz for its Sunday editorial, entitled "The GOP Must Stop Trump," the newspaper created a fake front page envisioning a dystopian future that an early Trump U.S. presidency might look like.
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His CES appearance came on the heels of a splashy $50 million DOT Smart City Challenge — a first-of-its-kind Federal grant to a mid-sized metropolis that shows particular gusto in envisioning a tech-savvy urban future.
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Ranging from reflections on heartache and grief to envisioning Marvin Gaye's ghost playing the dozens, the poems are an insistence on exploring the small, mundane joys and sorrows of ordinary life even in the midst of larger political upheaval.
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They aren't interested in referencing the codes of Japan's architecture establishment — nor in iterating upon their own past successes, as many distinguished firms do — but rather in envisioning new spaces that rest somewhere between the disquieting and the thrilling.
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The University of Saskatchewan is leading the charge to become a kind of Reconciliation U, committing to change in areas including scholarship and governance, and envisioning itself as an institution of "knowledge-keeping," as well as research and learning.
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It is difficult envisioning him easily finding common ground with the party's more liberal candidates, especially those whose seemingly profligate proposals—government health care for all and free public college—are inconsistent with his reputation as a fiscal hawk.
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So she had to pore over her lines of code, trying to deduce her mistake, stepping through each line in her head and envisioning how the machine would execute it — turning her mind, as it were, into the computer.
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But Trump is envisioning changing Medicaid altogether; his budget proposes transforming the current pay-as-needed system to a block grant, where states are given a capped lump-sum fund that doesn't grow with increased need or rising costs.
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But partially through this experience, it's reaffirmed that there's transformative power in envisioning a positive future—one that I'm actually involved in.... Those who have the power to shape these landscapes have a lens for what counts as a proper society.
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Instead of gnawing our manicures to the quick, we'll be spending the early part of this week envisioning a certain pant-suited, Yale-educated, D.C. veteran kicking back in the Oval Office after she is sworn in as Madame President.
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I have tracked all of my debt since I started seriously trying to pay it off about over two years ago, and I spend far too much time today envisioning how I'll pay off of the last $6,000 (mostly student loans).
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The founders are still working on the administrative architecture, but they are envisioning a team administrator, who will have access to a central dashboard to set device policies and view the public keys for all of the developers on the team.
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Some spy the beginning of a sustained assault on our democratic order — envisioning a world in which "keeping the president happy" becomes a widespread corporate goal, as the president metes out warnings on Twitter to companies that threaten his business interests.
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So, when thinking about how to best showcase some of the season's most exciting new lip shades, I was envisioning plenty of things: kisses on cocktail napkins, close-ups of pouts, animated GIFs of mouths moving, talking, kissing, eating, etc.
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The way it works is that companies that are basically envisioning new ways of how computing can interact with the real world come up, they're given the resources — and financing — figure it out and then head off into the real world.
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We have become so acclimated to envisioning the collapse of civilization that many people are gearing up the possibility that it might really happen (see: preppers), and with the Doomsday clock inching ever closer to midnight, they may be onto something.
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It is a time for reflecting on the past and envisioning the future, for remembering, honoring, and connecting with the beloved dead and our ancestors, a time that the veil between the realm of the living and the dead is thin.
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Envisioning a future in which transhumanism's wildest desires are realized is a heady thought experiment, one that quickly devolves into a vision of dystopia: too little space, too many bodies, and—if brains are uploaded from centuries past—obsolete software.
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As Eric Foner narrates in his landmark history Reconstruction: America's Unfinished Revolution, Reconstruction was a radical re-envisioning of the American state, a series of programs that carved out space for black political power and sought to address slavery's traumatic legacy.
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" The section opens with Edwidge Danticat exchanging fatalism for optimism and envisioning a future where her daughters "have the power to at least try to change things, even in a world that resists change with more strength than they have.
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Coal, oil and natural gas would plummet within the next couple of decades in a new report Royal Dutch Shell released Monday, envisioning a future where world leaders cut greenhouse gas emissions as laid out in the 2015 Paris climate deal.
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China's blue-chip shares climbed to a 26-month high on Tuesday, led by infrastructure and property stocks, as Xi wrapped up a congress that began with his three-and-a half hour speech envisioning a more prosperous, confident China.
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Named one of the two European Capitals of Culture for 2018, Valletta has been exhilaratingly revitalized by the architect Renzo Piano's 63 reconstruction and re-envisioning of its city gate, parliament building and opera house (badly bombed in World War II).
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LOS ANGELES — The only Getty Museum director ever hired with an expertise in antiquities, Timothy Potts has had ideas for re-envisioning the Getty Villa, home to the institution's ancient Greek and Roman holdings, since taking the job five years ago.
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When she was forced to miss eight home games this season after surgery to repair her hip, Sister Jean followed the play-by-play of Ramblers games on her iPad, envisioning each play without the luxury of a video feed.
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The exhibition features a set of photographs re-envisioning Norman Rockwell's "Four Freedoms," titled after Franklin D. Roosevelt's 265 State of the Union Address, which advocated for freedom of speech, freedom of worship, freedom from want, and freedom from fear.
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Long-haired children of itinerant city dwellers, known as "travelers," hold hands in an abandoned lot, their gazes so intense and reflective that they seem to be envisioning places beyond their violent, walled-off neighborhoods, as children so readily do.
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Bulgaria on Friday passed laws envisioning jail terms of up to 5 years for those who fail to observe quarantines for those who have been in contact with people who tested positive or who have returned from countries such as Italy.
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I'm attaching the code here, so if you want to change my assumptions—perhaps, in keeping with the tropical theme of Earth's future, you're envisioning palm trees instead of pine trees— you can click the pencil icon to edit it.
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Come for the Clomid, stay for Per Se. Some of Dr. Zhang's patients, envisioning further babies and more in vitro fertilization procedures and births in New York, wind up buying pieds-à-terre on West 57th Street, he told me.
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President Trump may be the only member of his family to win major elected office, but his campaign manager for the 2020 re-election effort is already envisioning a family political dynasty that will outlast his time in the White House.
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At one point, even with 5,000 units in her New York City residence, Somer was still hand-labeling and shipping out every order herself — without ever envisioning a time wherein she'd be selling her products across the country and beyond.
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In envisioning his work, DelGaudio, who has a fervent fan base among magic aficionados, likes to nod to well-known conventions (pick a card, any card), only to slyly deconstruct them, in a manner that either heightens or thwarts their payoffs.
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At the start of 2016, Fed officials were envisioning raising rates four times over the course of the year, but bond market prices suggested investors weren't buying it and thought only one or two rate increases were on the way.
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While most of the GIFs are loosely-based on showrunners D.B. Weiss and David Benioff's canon, one entitled Wishful Thinking takes some liberties with the script, envisioning The Hound laying into the zombified Mountain's disembodied head with his new favorite axe.
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"Some third party will say, 'This is what the first ad of the general election is going to look like,'" said James Carville, the longtime Clinton adviser, envisioning a commercial savaging Mr. Sanders for supporting tax increases and single-payer health care.
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This winter, instead of leaving cold weather behind for tropical vacations on the beach, we're envisioning an escape to a charming countryside oasis — specifically, one that mirrors Iris Simpkins' (played by the luminous Kate Winslet) abode in seasonal film favorite, The Holiday.
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By banking on the three of them for the show's revival and envisioning them as an imperfectly wholesome bunch — D.J. being a single mom, Stephanie as a musician, and Kimmy in a faux-interracial relationship — isn't fascinating, or even quirky, in 2016.
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In a time where people of color are calling to see themselves represented on screen and in the creative envisioning and production of content, it is no small feat that Henson has made the jump from acting to producing at this level.
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Over the past two and half centuries, scientists envisioning the origin of planetary systems (including our own) have focused on a specific scene: a spinning disk around a newborn star, sculpting planets out of gas and dust like clay on a potter's wheel.
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And so we have 11- and 12-year-olds writing about disaster preparedness, noting fire exits, psyching themselves up to leap out of windows, and looking out for kids younger than them — all while envisioning themselves as essentially abandoned by an older generation.
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That's a far cry from the fully refundable $23,22- and $2000,21990-per-child credits that Bennet and Brown are envisioning, which would do far more to help very poor families who have little or no earnings because work is hard to come by.
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As the great powers sought to destroy each other in World War I with fearsome new weapons like tanks, poison gas and armed airplanes, Malevich was envisioning a postwar utopia visible only in the new world of abstract art, Mr. Drutt said.
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"That's exactly what people are envisioning: a larger category of problems can be done on a single chip, and over time that migrates into something very portable," said Addison Snell, CEO of Intersect360 Research, an industry analyst that tracks high-performance computing.
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"I don't want to incorporate a corporal avatar in our experience until that can be something that the user gets to completely customize on their own," she says, envisioning a future where users can have avatars that match their race and gender identity.
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"These twists and turns result in convoluted, individualized routes that can be full of detours and setbacks unexpected by students envisioning a simpler pipeline, and complicated by policies and restrictions at both CCs and four-year receiving institutions," Lyon and Denner write.
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And thanks to the 27-year-old artist's latest short film, it will now be impossible for me to think about the gummies without envisioning Eric Wareheim of Tim & Eric being frisky (for lack of a better term) with a butt plug.
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In September, the GLEIF and the Data Foundation, a U.S.-based trade association advocating for the publication of government information as standardized, machine-readable data, published the GLEIF and Data Foundation Research Report - Envisioning Comprehensive Entity Identification for the U.S. Federal Government.
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Billy Hawkins, a University of Houston professor who has written extensively on race and college sports, said young black athletes have become less likely to gravitate toward baseball because they — and their parents — have an easier time envisioning success in football and basketball.
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Ms. Wainwright is envisioning the space as community center as much as shop: RealReal's staff of experts, from watch gurus to fashion historians, will offer clinics and classes and offer appraisals, and the store will include a coffee bar and flower shop.
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But it's still kind of cool to go back and revisit that stuff, and see how they were obviously taking things from many decades in the past and re-envisioning them, and you can see how this is influencing stuff down the line.
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But when they began making features together in 1962 with "Un uomo da bruciare" ("A Man for Burning," directed with Valentino Orsini), a drama about a union organizer, they were envisioning a variation on the filmmaking that had first caught their attention.
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"You know, I can see him looking around in these fields envisioning that his children would be successful one day and they wouldn't have to suffer the way to he suffered," Messam says in the video, which was produced by Seven Knots Productions.
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"Sometimes, I feel like I am going to war when I pick up a camera, like there's an urgency in the logic behind my envisioning of a malleable black manhood," he added, referring to the images he sees as combating popular stereotypes.
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Students can begin with traditional forms of research and then identify an issue or stance they want to take before envisioning their P.S.A. They can then plan, storyboard, rehearse, record and edit a 30- or 60-second video including a tagline and message.
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But a recent YouTube video shows some members of the anti-roach death squad preparing for a more speculative kind of cockroach: They're envisioning a future when the bug will have terraformed into a giant mutant ninja roach capable of surviving Martian conditions.
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" Shockingly, though, the funniest line came when Bates urged his wife to "try to put your feet up" during her impending trip to London, and Anna, clearly envisioning the stirrups that awaited her in Dr. Ryder's office, murmured: "Yes, I'll be putting my feet up.
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" From ED By Ellen, her line of clothing, accessories and home goods, to her interior design book, Home, the star insists she is constantly envisioning "what's going to be next in the line or what I'm doing with a house or fabrics or furniture.
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I wasn't bingeing, but my brain was: constantly weighing the pros and cons of having a bowl, envisioning cartoonish fat grams clogging up my arteries, and panicking over the choice between Cookies & Cream and Peanut-Butter Chip or, fuck it, should I just buy both?
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From documents submitted to council members and from a presentation at the meeting we can get a sense of what Musk is envisioning: cars descend 45 feet down via an electric elevator, which then hooks up with Loop, the name for the TBC's transit system.
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Finally, the government can use upstream surveillance to collect on different kinds of selectors—things like a server hosted at a particular IP address, or an encryption key—that create problems not covered by many of the FISC opinions envisioning targeting of email addresses.
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It was conservative women who came to his rescue: In 1965, Women for America granted him a stipend to continue his work—envisioning a society in which women would stay at home with their children, and apostasy and homosexuality would be punishable by death.
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Blair comes across as a House of Cards-style political chess player envisioning teaching France a lesson for opposing the war, power moves to show Russia who is the boss, and strong-arm tactics to bring nations like Libya, Syria and Iraq to heel.
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Envisioning a "red state" as a field of "deplorables" leads some self-righteous liberals to say those states "get what they deserve" — as though everyone suffering for lack of Medicaid expansion voted for their conservative state officials, as though everyone even gets to vote.
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MEXICO CITY — Mexico is steeling itself for the increasing possibility that the United States will pull out of the North American Free Trade Agreement, envisioning how the Mexican economy would adapt without the deal that has guided relations between the neighbors for a quarter-century.
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His shows touch on not only the present day (the Black Lives Matter movement) but also the past — his recent spring 2019 show, for example, referenced the "Green Book" of Jim Crow America while also envisioning a world free from a constant veil of racism.
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When I was there in early October—for Ruum's album release show with Maarja Nuut and for the festival Body Machine Body—the majority of people that I spoke to were unwilling to be nostalgic about the country's past, envisioning instead a happier, freer future.
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But what is striking about reading Buttiglione and McElroy back-to-back is that here we have two supporters of Pope Francis who seem to be speaking different religious languages — Buttiglione trying to interpret "Amoris" in consonance with older Catholic ideas and categories, the bishop of San Diego essentially acting as those those ideas and categories have been superseded; Buttiglione envisioning a change that affects a few; the bishop of San Diego envisioning one that's clearly for the many; Buttiglione laboring to treat "Amoris" as a modest development of doctrine; the bishop of San Diego entirely unconcerned with potential contradiction with the Catholicism of the ancient and very recent past.
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Over the past few years, he's taken a grim view of the long-term prospects of AI, envisioning that, as computers get smarter than humans, they'll hold our very existence in their hands, and we may not like what they decide to do with that power.
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I remember lying on my bathroom floor after a night of drunken debauchery believing my life had reached the point where living was just too painful and I was envisioning any way to stop the constant torment… I finally had the courage to ask for help.
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The resulting performances, which have included Rashid Johnson reimagining "Dutchman", a racially fraught play, in an East Village bathhouse, and Ms Neshat envisioning a theocratic trial in Iran, have helped transform what has long been the most challenging, least audience-friendly art-form into must-see events.
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In the book, Envisioning Black Colleges, A History of the United Negro College Fund, the author, Marybeth Gasman, describes how access to higher education was opened to all Americans through the influence of the United Negro College Fund, Historically Black Colleges and Universities and the Brown v.
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That logic is technically accurate but the appearance of the President of the United States having a chat with his former fixer before that person testifies before Congress about what he knows about the Trump Organization isn't exactly how most people envisioning the legal system working. 7.
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By envisioning a humane path forward that retains federal protections for wild horses and burros and manages their populations through fertility control on the range, this unusual proposal offers Congress and the BLM a tangible way to protect our nation's herds now and in the future.
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The show is partly a vehicle, then, for envisioning what happens to a company when its longtime leader is gone — an especially fraught subject for directors, perhaps, because they tend to be controlling by nature yet cannot control what happens when they are no longer here.
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While, for Camden, the original motivation for envisioning the chickpea as an ice cream base was his own health, he thinks that seeing the chickpea as more than a savory ingredient could have promising effects, especially when compared to health food staples like soybeans or almonds.
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Through analysis and creative reimagining of Sun Ra's personal writings, as well as in-depth looks at various texts the musician referenced in his work, Youngquist illustrates how Sun Ra formed his personal philosophy of Afrofuturism, which entails an optimistic, Afrocentric envisioning of a technologically superior future.
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The book, "The Anxiety of Influence," published in 2600 and eventually in some 193 languages, borrows from Freudian theory in envisioning literary creation as an epochal, and Oedipal, struggle in which the young artist rebels against preceding traditions, seeking that burst of originality that distinguishes greatness.
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" On the album, he extrapolates further in "Total Entertainment Forever," envisioning a world where the pleasures of virtual reality have entirely supplanted real life: "When the historians find us we'll be in our homes Plugged into our hubs Skin and bones A frozen smile on every face.
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MoMA has just rebuilt itself and opened a newly renovated and expanded museum with a more global and inclusive curatorial narrative; surely it must also be capable of rebuilding its board and envisioning new ethical standards and best practices when it comes to sourcing philanthropic support.
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The self-driving cars that Volvo is envisioning will be like normal cars that alert the driver when autopilot mode can be activated, on freeways or in specific zones such as gated neighbourhoods or industrial parks, giving the driver the option to maintain or relinquish control.
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The sentences in this book are potent and evocative, though after a while of envisioning such unremitting destruction — page upon page of toddlers dying, plagues released by melting permafrost and wildfires incinerating tourists at seaside resorts — I began to feel like a voyeur at an atrocity exhibition.
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Jessica is suddenly envisioning a mountain of stolen clothes, and she's filled with the strange sensation of having to climb up this never-ending pile of fashion, with spiky heels sticking out here and there, the soft fabric giving way under the pressure of her feet.
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Envisioning a world where cigarettes would no longer create or sustain addiction, and where adults who still need or want nicotine could get it from alternative and less harmful sources, needs to be the cornerstone of our efforts—and we believe it's vital that we pursue this common ground.
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Much of the chatter in 2019 Hollywood — particularly in the wake of #OscarsSoWhite and amid the ongoing #MeToo movement — centers on diversity, inclusion, and re-envisioning a business that has long been dominated by white men and characterized by workplace practices that are frequently exploitative and sometimes downright abusive.
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"We are envisioning (the 3 percent production decline), with some of the conflicts that we went through with the unions, that had to do with structural changes, which I think are a great thing for the long term, and also with negative weather that affected Chubut," Gonzalez said.
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While Polestar may be taking a different route compared to BMW's M division or Mercedes' AMG line in terms of making performance cars, it looks like it could do a good job highlighting Volvo's ambitions when it comes to envisioning what an electrified performance future will look like.
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Envisioning a studio where we can identify and explore trends, invest in passionate entrepreneurs and pair dollars with expertise and operational resources to develop new companies, I was fortunate enough to attract a group of investors that were willing to fund the unique structure I had in mind.
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When the role of Roland went to Idris Elba, incensed Stephen King fans complained because King's long been on record as envisioning the Gunslinger, the last remaining member of an order of soldiers who defend Roland's world from darkness, as a Clint Eastwood type — in other words, white.
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Stephen Hawking and a Russian Billionaire Want to Build an Interstellar StarshipLast year, the search for extraterrestrial intelligence got a major boost when Russian billionaire…Read more Read The Breakthrough Starshot project, for example, is envisioning a laser-powered solar sail that could be used for interstellar journeys.
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But he couldn't sing, and he couldn't play an instrument, so he kept it inside, silently dreaming of his name in lights on a big marquee, envisioning himself in front of a microphone, playing a sold-out show to a screaming crowd filled with everyone he had ever met.
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However, according to a filing (patent number 10,275,638) first discovered by Patently Apple, what Apple is envisioning on future devices isn't quite the same as the Touch ID home button you get on an iPhone 8/8 Plus, which was the last iPhone to offer a fingerprint reader.
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Envisioning a world where cigarettes would no longer create or sustain addiction, and where adults who still need or want nicotine could get it from alternative and less harmful sources, needs to be the cornerstone of our efforts — and we believe it's vital that we pursue this common ground.
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Envisioning a row of high-tech grow houses where there is now only a flat expanse of desert, Mayor Richard Kerr said that the growers might need to build solar plants to support all the energy it would take to produce more than 100 tons of marijuana each year.
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With the switch we began envisioning doing more, but straying from the core concepts of the original title... The more that we worked on the game, the more that we wanted to do, and the further we got from the original concepts that made System Shock so great.
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Perhaps he was envisioning a play at the plate similar to last year's A.L.C.S., when he threw out the tying run at home in a 2-1 victory over the Yankees in Game 1 and then hustled to the hospital to witness the birth of his third child.
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Envisioning a world where cigarettes would no longer create or sustain addiction, and where adults who still need or want nicotine could get it from alternative and less harmful sources, needs to be the cornerstone of our efforts — and we believe it's vital that we pursue this common ground.
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Bringing to mind the harshest corners of club music—see ANGEL-HO's Red Devil mix or Lotic's Agitations—the album sounds like the groan of unimaginable technologies thrashing to life, envisioning a new, distinctly 21st century brand of industrial music as much as any internet-accelerated dance strain.
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Apocalyptic visions of a so-called global "nuclear winter" were popular during the Cold War when envisioning a U.S. conflict with the then-Soviet Union, but the odds of a regional nuclear war in recent times have jumped higher after President Donald Trump's bellicose rhetoric toward North Korea on Tuesday.
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The reading continues: all remaining assets will be divided in half, first to anyone in Riverdale with a "drop of Blossom blood" (I'm immediately envisioning scenes from "Rate Race" of people clamoring to prove they're apart of the bloodline) and the second half is to be divided by Jason and Cheryl.
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"We're envisioning a future where you can take your hands off the wheel and the wheel out of the car, and where your commute becomes productive and restful, rather than frustrating and exhausting," said Jeff Zients, director of the White House's National Economic Council, in a call with reporters Monday evening.
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The touching (and surprisingly funny) drama — a loose re-envisioning of E. M. Forster's masterpiece novel Howards End — follows the interlinked lives of three generations of gay men living in 21st-century Manhattan as they work to define their futures while still honoring the struggles their community overcame in the past.
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Leaders like RFK lead with fearless courage and moral passion, healing wounds and bringing people together, seeking equality and justice under law, lifting our spirits and raising our aspirations, envisioning an America that is the leader of the free world — a special role that Trump would destroy and America must regain.
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Franz Ferdinand's "Demagogue" is as blunt as its title, describing its target as "fatally famous" and envisioning "tiny vulgar fingers on the nuclear bomb"; it also includes a direct reference to the "Access Hollywood" outtake from 2005 that just surfaced this week, which had the candidate boasting about sexual assault.
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If Veronica Mars is going to come back as the detective drama Rob Thomas is envisioning, there are three things we hope it gets right: a really good main mystery, a focus on its fantastic characters, and some of the social commentary that made it succeed during its original run.
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But running parallel to him being hoisted up as a sorely needed spokesperson for those who weren't brave enough to do the talking was West's ascension into the global stratosphere that he'd been envisioning and bellowing into existence before making his first beat for JAY-Z in his early 20s.
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Day can just hear Pepper and Luca climbing up onto a tabletop at such a party and screaming out (they'd have to scream through megaphones as you're envisioning a gathering that'd fill Rome's Coliseum many times over): Hello everyone, it's great to see you all, you homely beasts and wenches. Send.
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In Trump's envisioning, black athletes are showing contempt for the country through displays of blatant disrespect and lack of explicit gratitude, a framing that his critics have called out for being little more than a thinly veiled racial dog whistle, one that is rooted in Trump's troubled history on racial issues.
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What he had instead was good timing: While he was first gaining power in the 1920s, loyalist journalists like Margherita Sarfatti, who was also one of his mistresses, dreamed up the Modernist-cum-Classical Novecento movement to refresh the style of imperial Rome, envisioning the dictator as a new emperor.
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"Envisioning a world where cigarettes would no longer create or sustain addiction, and where adults who still need or want nicotine could get it from alternative and less harmful sources, needs to be the cornerstone of our efforts — and we believe it's vital that we pursue this common ground," Gottlieb said.
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Guru is envisioning a world where you can keep all manner of battery-powered gadgets, big and small, all over your home or in every corner of an office, store, or warehouse without having to worry about where they draw power from or how long it lasts on a single charge.
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When he joined the Kansas City Monarchs out of the Army, it was an unglamorous means to an end, enduring relentless bus rides for the $100 a week he could send to his mother and save for his own future, envisioning a life as a coach, teacher and athletic director.
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Mr. Trump even told Republicans recently that he wanted to think bigger, envisioning a deal early next year that would include a wall, protection for Dreamers, work permits for their parents, a shift to merit-based immigration with tougher work site enforcement, and ultimately, legal status for some undocumented immigrants.
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"The alternative is to let a very important, critical part of the world go to hell literally and lose American influence," Wolfowitz argues, envisioning a United States that settles into the role of world police, uses military force to ensure access to oil, and spreads American values at the tip of the sword.
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Gates was envisioning a future in which the giant success of Nintendo's '90s game franchise had left a lasting impact on popular culture — as opposed to the still-niche popularity it knew in 1999, when the feature-length film Gates was reviewing, Pokémon: The First Movie, opened to mostly negative critical response.
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Now that the first Kardashian generation has spawned a new one, we're already envisioning a Keeping Up With the Kardashians: Second Generation spin-off, featuring drama like Penelope Disick's simmering jealousy for her casually cool cousin North West, Dream Kardashian caught between warring parents, and one very controlling great-grandmother, Kris Jenner.
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Envisioning Donald Trump's finger on the nuclear button helps us to understand how poorly the country is served by its absurd nuclear procedures, which allow a single individual, acting alone and instantaneously, without the benefit of full information or consultation, to order a nuclear attack that could end life as we know it.
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A more sympathetic reader would say no, there is plenty of space for more a state-friendly conservative politics in between movement conservatism and Mussolini, and what McCarthy and Pappin are envisioning might be better described as a blend of the American Hamiltonian tradition with a 21st-century update of French Gaullism.
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Barontini's giant tapestry represents the amalgamated fabric of histories, aesthetics, and ideas comprising "Africanness," from Roman sculptures to Rwandan Tutsi people to the diversities of Indigenous cosmologies; Beloufa's 2007 short film "Kempinski" shows residents of Bamako envisioning a future of high-speed travel, telepathic sex, and houses that cannot be seen but allow boundless movement.
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The scallops shells, copper wire and wooden pepper mill top become a still-life, an allusion to domestic life, as well as a re-envisioning of the modernist aesthetic of the sculpture and pedestal, with the platform acting as the pedestal for the sculpture, which is, in turn, a pedestal for supporting a still-life.
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An exclusive first look at the Irwin family's new Animal Planet series — which will follow Terri and her two children, Bindi, 19, and Robert Irwin, 14, as they run the Australia Zoo and travel the world protecting and celebrating animals — features a throwback clip of the late Crocodile Hunter envisioning a future for his family.
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Republican presidential hopeful Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward CruzTrump moves forward with F-16 sale to Taiwan opposed by China The Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE is envisioning an unusual approach to filling diplomatic roles if he were president.
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But part of it may also be that pardoning and commuting sentences is one of the few areas in which Trump feels actually effective as president, the Post reported: Trump entered the White House expecting to have few limits on his power — envisioning the presidency as more like his private business than a plodding bureaucracy.
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But making any movie, let alone the kind of blockbuster Connolly is envisioning, still requires people: experts who can make lighting look good, designers who can bring a set together, dozens of extras to fill in scenes, and extensive crews to lug things around, set up shots, and make sure production goes as planned.
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The first two-thirds-plus zealously posits that the impeachment articles are not merely insufficient in that they fail to state impeachable offenses; they are subversive of the Constitution, envisioning a standard that would threaten all future presidents — landing us in the very thicket of politicized abuse of the impeachment power that the Framers feared.
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"I think we live in such an immediate gratification society, such that for me, it's about really about envisioning where I'd like to be in five and 10 years," Knowles said during an American Express OPEN Success Makers panel discussion with American Express executive Susan Sobbott and renowned creative designer and DJ Virgil Abloh.
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He elaborates on this idea later in his remarks, envisioning future arcade machines as some sort of bizarre eight-passenger tram with a big screen at the front, seemingly based on the logic that because the machines were getting more complicated and expensive, the solution would be to cram as many people into each machine as possible.
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"The legislators who passed S.B. 1070 were envisioning an Arizona where every police officer would be able to detain people based on their immigration status, and the opinion by the attorney general recognizes for the first time that this is illegal," Cecillia Wang, the director of the A.C.L.U.'s Immigrants' Rights Project, said in an interview.
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"I'd say probably a third of the time I don't even look at my daily pages, but because I spent that initial time in the morning or late at night envisioning my day it plants the plan in my brain and I'm much more likely to accomplish all the tasks I'm supposed to do," Hudson said.
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When I first heard Yuna's collaboration with Jhene Aiko, "Used to Love You," I found myself picturing the next major pop/R&B artist and although Yuna's silky soprano invokes soft, wistful, surrealistic sonic dreamscapes, I'm not embarrassed to admit that I simply was not envisioning the 29-year-old Malay vocalist in her stunning and colorful hijab.
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The C.S.I.-worthy level of detail makes "Confession" more chilling than the same story told — as it already has been — from the point of view of the heroic cop, the celebrity F.B.I. profiler, the local lawyer, the priest (who believed Rader was possessed), the work colleague unaware of his secret identity or the victim's family member envisioning a conspiracy.
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Epilepsy continues to haunt him — after moving to Washington, D.C., to work with Smith he awakes one night after a brutal seizure and discovers that he has been raped — but Eichenwald never gives up on envisioning a life for himself, including marriage and fatherhood, that is larger than the dire predictions from the pseudo-experts around him.
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Then add the right crisis, or the right cascade of them, and imagine one side or the other in our current cold civil war seeking actual "Second Amendment remedies" or forming a for-real Resistance against presidential tyranny — and suddenly you could have the kind of strife that the experts cited by Wright and Ricks seem to be envisioning.
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Since the early days of the Mueller probe I've been reading all things impeachment — watching clips of a Bill Clinton trial that happened before I was tuned into politics, and envisioning the scenes from 1868 when Andrew Johnson barely survived his trial — so it was quite something to take in the moment Trump's Ukraine scandal landed in the Senate.
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The beat gallops and pummels; Omar Rodriguez-Lopez's guitar parts proceed from buzzing, nagging repetition to jagged leaps to screeching tremolo chords, and the singer and lyricist Cedric Bixler-Zavala rails, obliquely, about desperate people facing detested adversaries, "singing cannibal hymns of the bourgeoisie," and envisioning revolution: "That's the way the guillotine claps," a chorus declares.
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"Envisioning a world where cigarettes would no longer create or sustain addiction, and where adults who still need or want nicotine could get it from alternative and less harmful sources, needs to be the cornerstone of our efforts — and we believe it's vital that we pursue this common ground," FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb said at the time.
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His running campaign of Twitter attacks, declarations of failure and vows to punish the traditional news media is threatening to do what so many years of cost-cutting and re-envisioning could not do as easily: put the industry on more solid economic footing, where customers who realize its value are willing to pay for it more regularly.
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"Envisioning a world where cigarettes would no longer create or sustain addiction, and where adults who still need or want nicotine could get it from alternative and less harmful sources, needs to be the cornerstone of our efforts -- and we believe it's vital that we pursue this common ground," FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb said at the time.
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And a new startup company, Kernel, has hired a leading scientist to help develop a prosthetic memory device for commercial use, envisioning a day in which this kind of tech will be widely available, part of a future in which silicon memory chips are offered not just as medical treatments but as on-demand cognitive enhancements.
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Plus, the whole fall '17 collection was born out of a conversation about borders and the president's talk of building a wall, according to WWD: "We just started talking about these man-made constructs to keep people from each other, at the same time envisioning this world where if you're a human being, you are a citizen of the world," Chow explained.
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But I think that if we start envisioning the situation this way — the American economy as an apparently mighty elephant invisibly infested and weakened by (possibly many species of) parasites, emboldened and engorged by the very technology on which the elephant feeds — it might be easier to have a rational discussion about issues like single-payer health care and equal access to education.
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They represent the future of Christian thinking, envisioning a time when we put aside petty hatreds, when we stop thinking about refugees as enemies, when we embrace our friends at home and abroad as neighbors grounded in the love of God, which only becomes visible when we act in a loving manner, treating our neighbors as we ourselves would like to be treated.
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For the next three years, Mr. Moreno made dozens of series of resin figures based on the obsessions of his youth, re-envisioning merchandise for cult movies, like "Critters" (2100), which is about volleyball-size aliens with spiky hair and a taste for flesh, and "Creepshow" (230), a compendium of short horror stories, featuring celluloid nightmares about cockroach infestations and invasive alien vegetation.
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The researchers at the University of Cambridge have suggested potential applications like screens the size of large buildings, architecture that could change its appearance without the need for a paint job, or even garments that could actively camouflage the wearer the same way octopus or cuttlefish can hide in their environments—in other words, they're envisioning applications that might be inappropriate for fragile, traditional displays.
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The current optimism is quite a contrast, even from a year ago, as my former colleague Neil Irwin wrote recently at the New York Times: At the start of 2016, Fed officials were envisioning raising rates four times over the course of the year, but bond market prices suggested investors weren't buying it and thought only one or two rate increases were on the way.
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Ocasio-Cortez and other proponents of the Green New Deal, while they may support some proposals that nibble around the edges of climate change, they're vowing to keep pushing party leaders to get behind more drastic climate proposals – even in the face of the threats from GOP leaders to keep hammering away at the Democratic Party over such a sweeping re-envisioning of the nation's energy sector.
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In a column that sparked a great deal of ire, New York Times columnist Ross Douthat extrapolated on Hanson's idea, envisioning a potential world where sex workers and sexbots are on hand to "redistribute" sex to horny, lonely men; satiating their libidos and, presumably, preventing their horniness from mutating into uncontrollable rage and mass violence, à la the Toronto van attacker and the Santa Barbara shooter.
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It's a quarter past one and she really wasn't planning on making any other stops, aside from maybe picking up a sandwich to eat in the car, but as soon as Carly (that's what she calls her operating system) mentions the sale, she's envisioning the transaction—in and out, that's all it'll take, because she looked at the purse last week before ultimately deciding they wanted too much for it.
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It'd also be great to include the daughters we know best: the fictional ones who aren't real at all, but might as well be, given our devotion to TV. From Darlene to Diane, TV has given us plenty of young women whom we'd love to teach about leaning in and girlbossing while envisioning ourselves as the Sheryl Sandberg-style mentors they'll one day dedicate books and Oscar speeches to.
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In the process of doing so, based on his somewhat elasticized re-envisioning of the foundational signposts of French culture, he suggests France is more Jewish in nature than has heretofore been recognized and posits a Judaism "that has recovered its self-confidence and pride," a religion that is inclusive rather than exclusive, universal rather than particularistic — that, in short, resembles nothing or no one so much as B.H.L himself.
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Cost: $39 a bottle of 500 ml Athletic Brewing Co. Run Wild IPA Back story: Tired of nonalcoholic beers that he found watery, flavorless, and metallic in taste, Bill Shufelt started Athletic Brewing Company in 2018, envisioning a serious, hop-head-certified craft brew fashioned from organic grains to mollify beer snobs who were too busy with work, family, or early-morning gym commitments to wake with a foggy head.
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I was exploring an alternative to current day politics, specifically a democracy that integrates A.I. I did research on emotion and decision making, released a short film in 2016, currently working on a mobile app where you can chat with the Kitty AI. Working on an update for An Ecosystem of Excess(2013) which focuses on plastic pollution by envisioning a post-anthropocene world where a new ecosystem emerges in our plastic-filled oceans.
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As I learned more about the traditions (desperate, selfish, foolish) of mummy launching, their secret formulas, mysterious protocols, the motivations that conceived them—the imagining of a voyage that connects life and death, the envisioning of immortality, of the necessities humans would require and desire during a perpetual trip—the innocence of those practices of mummification touched me, Mr. Jackson, revealed to me how a similar willed innocence possibly underlies all arts humans practice.
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The White House itself is reportedly envisioning a grand bargain: In return for allowing DACA recipients to become legal immigrants, they want future cuts to legal immigration (possibly in the form of the Trump-endorsed RAISE Act, which would cut legal immigration to the US in half over the next decade); mandatory verification of legal status for anyone hired for a job in the US; and expanded funding for border (including a wall) and interior enforcement.
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Movie fans and tech geeks alike have long shared a common dream: a chance to ride on Marty McFly's hoverboard, just like in Back to the Future Part II. When the date portrayed in the movie, October 21, 2015, came and passed, though, the gadgets we most commonly thought of as hoverboards had two wheels and a propensity to explode, which definitely wasn't the future any of us were envisioning the first time we saw that iconic hoverboard chase sequence.
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