And as they were leaving, one festival goer was shot.
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This restaurant-goer is very skinny for a young sea lion.
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From a distance, the gallery-goer stands before abstracted painterly geometries.
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"An absolute fucking shambles of an event," writes one festival goer.
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But one conference goer in particular stood out for his skepticism.
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Incident 1: One British trip goer, Danny Gratton, found himself alone in the streets after wandering off with another trip-goer and a few North Koreans on New Years Eve, during what was reportedly a jovial celebration.
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" As the concert hall emptied, another concert-goer said: "Tonight was beautiful.
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Little does she, she was saved by a gospel singing church-goer.
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" Adds the event-goer, "They looked very much in love and happy.
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He can rock a flower crown better than any seasoned Coachella-goer.
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"He was definitely looking for something intimate," one club-goer told PEOPLE.
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The festival-goer is the star: the pop groups merely a prop.
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One rally-goer held a sign with Sanders' slogan: "Not me. Us."
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He turned to the nearest pool-goer and threw up his hands.
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Purple is the common color of the urban attention-seeker art goer.
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"The crowd went insane," a festival-goer tells PEOPLE of the surprise performance.
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"I don't believe he was drinking," fellow club-goer Joe Coon told PEOPLE.
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"The crowd went insane," a festival-goer told PEOPLE of the surprise performance.
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Josh Baines, veteran festival-goer and editor of VICE's electronic music channel Thump.
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"He was having a great night with his wife," the concert-goer added.
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There are rules that every seasoned concert-goer knows: Drink lots of water.
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Plus a giddy prom-goer and a very anxious actress — and only here.
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Our sources say Johnny got pushed and turned and slugged the club goer.
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"He said all the right things," conference-goer Steven Greenbaum told me afterward.
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A grand total of $5,000 for a bar-goer&aposs ultimate cocktail splurge.
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She and two others then sued Heimbach and another rally-goer for assault.
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Sweet, sweet tinned food is the staple breakfast of any budget-conscious festival goer.
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It's the essential look for the party-goer — holographic, with an iridescent purple sheen.
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The nocturnal magic of the painting can mesmerize even the most casual museum-goer.
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Multiple accounts on Instagram and Tumblr have embodied this new wave of museum-goer.
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In other words, it wouldn't apply to a casual CrossFit enthusiast or gym-goer.
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Rihanna is no an ill-mannered theater-goer — she's just an exceptionally supportive one.
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The star is a frequent gym-goer, and loves boxing, HIIT and weightlifting classes.
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Of course, in real life there's no such thing but let a toilet goer dream.
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THUMP: Is fentanyl-laced cocaine really something the average club-goer should be concerned about?
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"The progressive movement is healing, and healing hurts," said Nahal, a first-time conference-goer.
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However, their chants could not completely drown out the jeers of one nearby pub-goer.
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The reactions of a wrestling crowd, likewise, aren't like those of a movie-goer, either.
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Trust me, the less walking you can do as a pregnant city-goer, the better.
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Tonic writer Phil Eil, a male therapy-goer and proud of it, took a look.
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After getting kicked out, a concert goer swam a lake to get into a Slayer show.
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Okay, this white lace bandage mini is more club goer than country queen, but it works.
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One time he even called out a male concert-goer for groping women during his show.
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"To the casual museum-goer, it might appear perfectly fine," Birkmaier said of the final product.
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I detected at least one other pub goer, perhaps a grandmother herself, looking askance at us.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads A gallery goer was querying a staffer about a painting.
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" Hayes responded that Barr is "closer to a repeat Trump rally-goer than a median Trump voter.
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But when they come out of nowhere from a fellow gym-goer, it can feel super patronizing.
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Complete with an adjustable rope length, this is a must-have for the tech-savvy gym-goer.
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As the paper plate hovers mid-air, a fellow party-goer pretends to kiss the slimy creature.
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Holliday was already a frequent gym-goer, but she often dealt with people who doubted her fitness.
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In the bar at the Madrid venue, 30-year-old theater-goer Maria Renee explained the appeal.
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One art goer was so incensed he decided to chuck a bunch of eggs around in protest.
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This means that for the trendy gym-goer, there are leggings, bike shorts, and pleated details galore.
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Sophia Marsh, a festival-goer, tweeted that her phone was taken from her while she was filming.
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Every caucus-goer will fill out the ballot, which requires that they rank their top five choices.
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My stomach pitched, nervous over my parents' reaction and the onslaught of beach-goer ridicule I envisioned.
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Such an outcome is possible but probably a year or so away, according to one Forum-goer.
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"She wasn't singing or anything," the event goer, who also sent PEOPLE exclusive video from the event, said.
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In 303, while still on the police force, he arrested a bouncer for assaulting a rowdy bar-goer.
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Brown bodies, writes one anonymous film-goer, were disembodied "footnotes": mere openers of doors or cleaners of homes.
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If absurdly priced cycling classes no longer entice you, consider an alternative pioneered by this enterprising gym-goer.
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Alex Robert Ross is a dip-shit show-goer who once saw Guantanamo Baywatch open for Dick Dale.
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A parade-goer waits to see the Saint Anne Parade as it starts to move through New Orleans.
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So when time is of the essence, and creative ideas are scarce, where's a Friendsgiving goer to turn?
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For the party-goer on the move, Moore recommends Crazy Coolers' motorized coolers as the vehicle of choice.
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No matter how obscure the character, everyone seemed to know exactly which persona each festival-goer was representing.
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"McConnell looks like he's having trouble with people in his own party," said Jim Wiley, another fair goer.
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According to the prom-goer, who wore the dress on April 22, it didn't need a single alteration.
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Another rodeo-goer not only questioned Palin's appearance at the event, but slammed her January endorsement of Trump.
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"They were on a table with, I presume, a private secretary," one other restaurant-goer told The Sun.
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"I find it very offensive that Instagram is deeming carnival culture inappropriate," Frequent carnival-goer Cinelli Mangal said.
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One enthusiastic, ginger-bearded concert-goer caught the singer's attention during her ANTI World Tour stop in Houston.
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An Iowa caucus-goer is more likely to spend two hours at a caucus site, rather than eight.
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"Don&apost start big just because your friends or everyone else is lifting big," advised one gym-goer.
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Any loyal Coachella-goer knows that the festival has gone through some major changes over the last few years.
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Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern hugs a mosque-goer at the Kilbirnie Mosque in Wellington, New Zealand, on March 163.
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According to one concert-goer, there was no indication that Prince was ill when he performed on April 14.
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"Last Christmas" has become one of the holiday season's go-to songs — as any mall-goer can tell you.
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When it comes to getting herself in the mood for training, Groves relies on a few gym-goer staples.
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As one part-Arab party-goer described his most recent performance, it was "cool—in a very strange way".
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Ming's dad, Russell Simmons, made an appearance on his ex-wife's feed, with both parents flanking the prom-goer.
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Instead he's putting his competitive streak to good use in a lively game of chess with another hostel-goer.
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Stone said she is a habitual pride-goer, and Morehead was her seventh or eighth stop this year alone.
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"I thought it was superficial, highly structured, and not delivered convincingly," conference-goer Marvin Schlanger said of the speech.
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If the candidate a caucus-goer backs isn't deemed "viable," they get just one chance to change their vote.
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"There's no way a weapon could get in here," another concert-goer, who also survived the Bataclan attack, said.
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Just ask this lucky zoo-goer, who was able to blow this baboon's mind with a disappearing card stunt.
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From consumer brands to the average wedding-goer, users can purchase photo filters tied to a specific geographical area.
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Emma, who is 19, is a first-time caucus-goer gave the speech at her precinct of 900 people.
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Keith Jenkins, 66, a regular Open goer, sat under a canopy wearing a beige floppy hat and green checked shirt.
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Elena-as-Lewis slugged him in a moment of anger, causing Elena-as-Lewis to morph into the pub goer.
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"She'll go through zippers, tear through backpacks, strollers, climb into the stroller... very dexterous," a park-goer told Q13 News.
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For instance, he's also an active gym-goer, and recently told CNBC's Jim Cramer that he has lost 30 pounds.
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Any experienced outlet goer will tell you that shopping at an outlet store doesn't automatically mean you're getting a deal.
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They opened fire at the offending doorman, shooting three guards and one nearby club-goer in the torso and legs.
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Seeing the earliest European book alone would be the event of a lifetime, for a certain kind of museum-goer.
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Every conference-goer I spoke to liked what he actually said about Israel, but they didn't quite trust the messenger.
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They both also limited the amount of "realignments," or times a caucus-goer can change their vote, to just once.
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They take a lot of respect and a lot of detail to what the concert goer is getting to experience.
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At last Monday night's CNN town hall, a first-time Iowa caucus-goer asked Hillary Clinton a question some considered condescending.
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What movie-goer hasn't felt a spring in their step after watching the women of Hidden Figures rightfully get their due?
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If every virtual festival-goer sees every other one live then each of 100,000 people receives 99,753 streams from the others.
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" On Sunday, another club-goer described the horrific scene to PEOPLE, adding that it was "the worst experience of [his] life.
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"During the concert, Webster encouraged people to rush the stage and bypass security protocols to ensure concert goer safety," Foster said.
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I was an avid CrossFitter and yoga-goer before baby (I was at CrossFit the day before I went into labor).
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And, one cinema-goer at a cinema in Merthyr Tydfil, Wales, got even more of a treat than she bargained for.
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Between all the sets were visions of Chicago's own brand of festival-goer: determined, dishevelled, and occasionally clad in banana suits.
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Kasich's a big concert-goer and he likes talking about music, something that came up every so often during the campaign.
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It was a little embarrassing to make eye contact with a cute fellow gallery-goer after looking at those butt drawings.
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Festival-goer Nils Demayer from Belgium said he had been at Glastonbury three years ago when there was rain and mud.
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That's the best advice I can give any prospective Doctor Sleep goer attempting a return to the Overlook Hotel this weekend.
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"I want to see everything because it is something new for Saudi," said 30-year-old movie-goer Ibtisam Abu Talib.
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If you're a recovering alcoholic, for instance, you may not want to spend too much time with a big party-goer.
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Apparently, when it comes to beer bongs, the Biebs is "clearly a novice," fellow club-goer Robert Earl Morgan told TMZ.
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"I heard about it from a friend," noted one festival-goer, Jannik, who asked that we use his first name only.
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As a frequent show-goer who is quite short, it's difficult enough trying to see out from behind super tall people.
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"I will sign this for you because I want you to be my vice president," the caucus-goer, Thomas Lecaque, said.
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"You absolutely can&apost reserve more than one machine at a time unless the gym is empty," advised one gym-goer.
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One concert-goer caught part of his performance as he sang along to the pre-recorded track and posted it to Instagram.
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It was 1995, and the average British theater-goer apparently wasn't ready for the grim subject matter of playwright Sarah Kane's Blasted.
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"We started adding the heat and everything," Flower said, spraying chili in the mouth of Fiesta-goer and chili lover Rob McAllister.
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She is also an avid gym-goer, which a source close to the star previously said helps her achieve a consistent weight.
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Kuchibhotla's friend, Alok Madasani, and Ian Grillot, a bar-goer who tried to intervene in the attack, were also shot, but survived.
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He launched the project hoping to enable the average pub-goer to give to charity without having to change their daily routine.
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To go with that, every movie goer will also be required to stand up as a sign of respect for the motherland.
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"Even though almost every club-goer knows someone in prison, [yet] people go continue to find ways to get drugs," he adds.
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Under ordinary circumstances, workout clothing easily becomes saturated with human sweat, providing an uncomfortable and messy experience for the average gym-goer.
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Another concert-goer told The Manchester Evening News there was a blast at the back of the arena after the final song.
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You play as a male party-goer who can "pick up chicks, get insulted, and make friends," according to the trailer below.
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The average event-goer spends $81 on a night out and goes out two nights a week, according to an Eventbrite report.
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Mario Lopez got assaulted by a fellow spa goer who smashed his phone and got so aggressive cops had to be called.
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Blake Horstmann's Stagecoach drama doesn't seem to be over yet thanks to fellow festival goer Bri Barnes' arrival to Bachelor in Paradise.
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Almost every rally-goer I interviewed admitted to struggling with how to square their personal affection for Sanders with his Clinton endorsement.
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Buzzfeed reported that Gypsy was found alone with the 35-year-old sci-fi convention-goer, but it was in his hotel room.
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Which is why one gym goer was completely unaware when a man was taking photos of her as she stretched, as Bustle reports.
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Coachella. In fact, she's such a pro festival-goer that she's been dubbed the Queen Coachella thanks to her over-the-top outfits.
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That said, the webbed version might turn out to be more useful when it comes to the survival of the fittest pool-goer...
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The veteran festival goer stopped by People Now Wednesday to decode some of the epic looks she wore in the desert last weekend.
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Unless Venom eating people is portrayed in a sexual or erotic light, I doubt the average movie-goer will make the mental connection.
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I asked conference-goer Emmanuelle Oliveira, who works in artificial intelligence at Banco do Brasil, what compelled her to join the scavenger hunt.
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"Kawaii is sickening," says gallery-goer Stefhen Bryan, a Jamaican writer who lived for a decade in Japan and married a Japanese woman.
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I'm a good church-goer, and you're not supposed to pray for a new car or a new bike — the things you want.
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It's a refreshing message for the style conscious prom-goer that there are more options other than your typical tufted, floor-length dress.
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The best way to skip the line is clearly to be on the list, but not every club-goer can be so lucky.
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No. And that's another thing: If I'm a movie goer, I'm definitely going to see it just because I can't believe it's true.
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For the first time, every Iowa caucus goer signed a "presidential preference card," stating the person's first choice and (if applicable) second choice.
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One parade goer spent the past two days crafting a full-size version of Rapinoe's pose out of Styrofoam to bring with her.
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It disturbs me beyond belief," rally-goer James Brunsgaard told the Press, claiming the protesters swore at him and called him a "racist.
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Whereas a Church-goer would have attended three times a week, now three times a month will suffice for the title of 'regular'.
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Perhaps more than ever, the average citizen, not just the museum-goer, is primed with certain expectations when faced with any moving image.
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An Iowa caucus goer just told an NPR presenter that she was supporting Trump because of the way he rebuilt the World Trade Center.
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His moves are extremely good, and we think he may have a future either as a dancer, a rapper, or a sleepy club-goer.
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We are endlessly grateful to all of our staff, along with (almost) every band and show-goer that has ever walked through these doors.
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A new gym-goer finds an exercise routine, sticks with it, and the pounds start coming off at a regular clip—until something changes.
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As a perennial festival goer, Hudgens is prepping for Coachella in a major way, convincing us that waist-length curls are back in style.
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Little did he know, he had a fan in gym-goer Andrea Masella, who was on a major weight loss journey of her own.
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To be a part of something like that is equally rewarding, because as an audience-goer, I want to see different types of things.
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"I'm glad that they're doing that because, obviously, right now it's a really tough to be around big crowds," concert-goer Matt Schmitz said.
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And if you're an athlete, casual gym-goer, or just looking to lose a few pounds, protein can help you build and retain muscle.
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Creating a lot of added work for the government and giving human beings a chance to interact with every party goer would probably help.
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Obviously there's an important Hispanic element to the Democratic caucus-goer universe in Nevada, but it's still a state that is 80 percent white voters.
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Lil Wayne was energetic and "spoke clear as day" while onstage during his concert in St. Petersburg, Florida, on Friday, a concert-goer tells PEOPLE.
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What comes next is a combination of ballerina and party-goer stick figures wearing candy-flecked outfits plucked straight from our sugar-plum fairy dreams.
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A brother asks the party goer if she, or he, (but let's be honest, she), has a Tinder U profile (that's Tinder's college-specific app).
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Or, as Con-goer Lexi Booher put it: "If you're in the spotlight, you have to know that your choices are going to impact somebody."
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"They were barely noticeable," an island-goer told PEOPLE, adding that the only giveaway was Disick and Kardashian's vehicle of choice – a black Rolls Royce.
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And let's not forget Trump's smirking response to a Florida rally-goer who suggested that the way to stop illegal immigration was to shoot immigrants.
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Glastonbury-goer Tim Bienias, the 61-year-old son of a Polish immigrant, had voted to remain on his way to the festival on Thursday.
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While that prospect might seem like everything that any 4/20-goer could want, legal weed in Canada won't be entirely free of harsh tokes.
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One member was charged with murder over the stabbing death of concert-goer Meredith Hunter in front of the stage, although he was later acquitted.
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Donald Trump was rushed off the stage at a campaign rally in Nevada Saturday, after a rally goer shouted an unarmed protester had a gun.
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While the bag is particularly great for yogis, it's a great bag for any type of gym-goer due to its smart design and features.
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Bingo is full of colorful markers, breathless anticipation, and quick reflexes, surrounded by people who are a little more relaxed than the average casino-goer.
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Another rally-goer, James Alex Fields Jr., was indicted in June on hate crime charges in the death of one of the counterprotesters, Heather Heyer.
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Some say they were beaten and sexually assaulted by the police, and one club-goer jumped from a sixth-floor window to avoid the abuse.
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"It's my birthday tomorrow, but this is big Stormzy's party," shouts one 28-year-old party-goer, who only gives his name as Big Mole.
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In practice, it is beholden to the Patron (the elite group of funders who underwrite museums) and not the patron (your everyday ticket-holding museum-goer).
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As a film-goer, I want to see characters I've never seen on the screen before, as told by varied voices, in forms I never imagined.
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The stunt caught the attention of festival-goer and VICE host Evan Husney who, after watching the film, felt compelled to release it throughout the country.
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I used to be an avid gym-goer and really enjoyed lifting weights, but yoga has been my exercise of choice for the past six months.
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Or will they recognize her as the woman handing out tacos in Weight Watchers ads, above text listing how many pounds each fiesta-goer has lost?
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I don't know that the average Iowa caucus-goer is going to care about whether or not it looks desperate -- they're just soaking in the information.
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"It kind of feels like they are trying to expand the typical caucus-goer universe by bringing people who are not typical political surrogates," he said.
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But to Iowa caucus-goer Emmanuel Smith, who has osteogenesis imperfecta — otherwise known as brittle bones disease — the prospect of jostling over caucus votes is terrifying.
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Whether you're a Peloton wife, a fitness influencer, or just an average gym-goer, it's important to take the time you need to rest your bones.
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Aer Duffel Pack 2, $170, available at AerIf your dad is a frequent traveler or gym-goer, he'll love this versatile duffel bag and backpack hybrid.
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Law enforcement sources tell us they responded to an incident at 1 OAK around 1:57 AM from a club-goer who said security had struck him.
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The FSF argues that, under government regulations about spectator density, safe-standing sections would allow 1.8 people to occupy the same space as one seated match-goer.
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A video of a gorilla at the Louisville Zoo has gone viral once again after a zoo goer sat beside him, showing him photos of other gorillas.
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Three days after the movie was released, an usher at an Australian movie theater found a cucumber a movie-goer left behind after watching 50 Shades Darker.
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America's pop prince Justin Bieber was doing a little harmless partying at a German club on Friday when a random club-goer decided to ruin his night.
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PEOPLE reported on Jelani the gorilla over the summer, when he charmed and bonded with a (human) female zoo-goer while the two looked at videos together.
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Trump joked during a recent rally in Panama City Beach, Florida, about the treatment of migrants crossing the border, chuckling when a rally-goer suggested shooting them.
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Even if you're not a beach-goer or tailgater, a hard cooler can help keep fruits and vegetables fresh for days in the event of a blackout.
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"We believe a lot in prayer, and we did this in solidarity toward everyone who has got affected," Inthikab Zufer, a local mosque-goer, told VICE News.
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A rally-goer drove his car into a crowd of counterprotesters — a type of act that Trump has found it easy to call terrorism in the past.
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I quickly noticed the people around me (who were so encouraging and nice; shout-out to devoted class-goer Ryan for easing my fears before class!) were regulars.
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Judging by her perfectly coiffed Instagram feed (recently set to private), complete with enviable Italian vistas and modeling photoshoots, Eremenko would have made the ideal Fyre Fest-goer.
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When Museum guard Mark Burns went to intervene, the museum goer clocked in him in the head with a bottle of wine he had smuggled in his jacket.
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In fact, aside from Minhaj, every single person in the film is white, which may reflect the real spy world, but feels increasingly tedious as a movie-goer.
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Your average movie-goer that would go to four movies a year, and you're trying to get them to double to go to eight movies a year, right?
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"Ariana Grande is playing Mac Miller right before her opening song for Sweetener tour rn and my heart can't handle it SO MANY TEARS," one concert goer tweeted.
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"She was holding George's hand, showing him around and talking to one of the people who worked there," fellow museum-goer Rimi Rahman told PEOPLE at the time.
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Caucus-goer Carolina Higuera said at her precinct at D.L. 'Dusty' Dickens Elementary School in North Las Vegas, there was widespread misunderstanding about how votes could be realigned.
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In the future, Eynon said, it's entirely possible that an understanding of genetics will influence how elite athletes train and play, and even how the average gym-goer exercises.
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A beach goer Wednesday discovered human body parts that had washed up on the shore, right in front of the Olympic Beach Volleyball Arena on Rio's famed Copacabana beach.
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A parade-goer dances outside on Bourbon St. A group of parade-goers walk the streets with signs as the Saint Anne Parade starts to move through New Orleans.
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The rally turned violent when protesters and counter-protesters clashed, resulting in the death of counter-protester Heather Heyer after a rally-goer drove his car into the crowd.
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For example, the company knows that people who sign up for spinning classes are 50 percent less likely to buy fast food, as compared to the average gym-goer.
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"We were making our way out and when we were right by the door there was a massive explosion and everybody was screaming," concert-goer Catherine Macfarlane told Reuters.
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While this tech can be used to better inform the casual museum-goer, the researchers also believe it has a role in protecting pedestrians from crime in their area.
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Going forward, rather than just learn the Spanish, the singer just refused to sing the song entirely, prompting one concert-goer to throw a water bottle at his head.
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Elliot bought some time with the zip line on the one door but then had to attack and run into traffic, while Darlene just posed as a gym-goer.
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Whether you're at sex party goer or not, it's a truth self-evident that everyone looks and feels better in diffused, soft light that's not coming from directly overhead.
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The British tabloid published the naked photos of the prince in 2012, which were taken by another party-goer during a game of strip billiards in his hotel suite.
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On a recent afternoon, under a chandelier on West 103th Street, a brown dog hopped on and off a table, prompting a park-goer to whip out her iPad.
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At eight feet tall and facing Wooster Street from the museum's windows, 19 of JEB's images will be equally accessible to the witting gallery-goer and unwitting passer-by.
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The British tabloid published the naked photos of the prince in 2012, which were taken by another party-goer during a game of strip billiards in his hotel suite.
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Among the changes to the system is the addition of so-called "preference cards," in which each caucus-goer will fill in their name and the candidate they support.
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Ask any routine gym goer about their preferred workout attire and they'll likely spend a few minutes talking about moisture-wicking fabric, innovative cooling technology, or sweat-activated fabrics.
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For decades, Nauman has worked with the idea that the gallery-goer should be able to begin his videos at any point, with no regard for what came before.
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"The dinner that @fyrefestival promised us was catered by Steven [sic] Starr is literally bread, cheese, and salad with dressing," one festival-goer wrote on a picture of his meal.
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"A bunch of the ladies got their brows done," says a party goer, who spotted Molly Shannon, Rebel Wilson, Leslie Mann, Shay Mitchell and more at Benefit&aposs brow bar.
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On Friday, the Russian World Cup-goer made a public apology to Colombian journalist Julieth Gonzalez for inappropriately interrupting her live TV segment, according to New Delhi news outlet NDTV .
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While there's been much hand-wringing in the fan community over these reports, the typical movie-goer is more likely to take "Justice League" on its own merits, said Dergarabedian.
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The Magellan team says that if a tour-goer is especially excited about a school, they'll offer to set the student up with any graduate who is a Magellan member.
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At a recent performance at 11am in the town of Izmit, the box office refused a cinema-goer a ticket: he would have been the only member of the audience.
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Some even fall in love and get married and pump a future festival goer into existence after a chance meeting in line for $225 Church Clothes at Kanye's Sunday Service.
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For what has spanned my entire 20s, Coachella has always brought me further along my life journey from an entry level festival-goer, to a field ethnographer, to a creator.
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"THEY LITERALLY SLOW DANCED TO ALL EDS SONGS WITH THEIR ARMS AROUND ONE ANOTHER AND JUST KEPT LOOKING AT EACH OTHER AND KISSING," wrote one enthusiastic concert goer on Twitter.
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Now, instead of making a concert goer download an app, the artist can capture a user's cell phone information and keep up a relationship with a fan after the concert.
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The site will be hosted by Edith Johnson, a seasoned festival-goer and founder of The Festival Girl, a website that documents her experiences at music festivals across North America.
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"I think there's actually a dance space next door that would be better than doing it amongst the equipment," the 38-year-old host says as an annoyed gym-goer.
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Earlier this month, as Trump started his Christmas visit, one club-goer posted a photo of her high heel above a carpet emblazoned in the Mar-a-Lago Club logo.
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"He wore just undies and a helmet and cape, which on the back said 'Gay-me of Thrones,'" a fellow party-goer told Page Six of Butler's bizarre get-up.
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A chest-fly machine did a gym-goer in while the other patrons are forced to put their fitness to the test against spirits in Lamberto Bava's Demons 23 (22006).
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Ross Mathews is slamming the Iowa caucus-goer who wanted to take back her vote for Pete Buttigieg after finding out he's gay ... calling her a homophobe and grossly uninformed.
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It's at this precise moment that a lecherous club goer takes it upon himself to prey upon this woman who can barely stand, let alone consent to any bedroom activities.
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At the Inauguration With Millennials for Trump "I really do hope he does what he's saying, but I've been hearing he's surrounding himself with swampy people," observed one ceremony-goer.
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Case remembers a concert-goer waking her up at 7:1003 one morning to tell her there was a line of people waiting for them to open up the truck.
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After all, the average museum-goer is said to look at any given object for about 7 seconds, whereas a gold fish is said to have a 3 second memory.
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You know the situation: maybe you accidentally trample on someone's foot or spill a drink, and a fellow club-goer is not feeling the love and wants to step to you.
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Lowe has said that MoviePass subscribers spend more money on snacks than the average movie-goer, and that those costs will help make up the ticket price, according to Business Insider.
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Whatever message a cake may transmit is likely received by the party-goer as coming from the customer who ordered it, not from the baker who was paid to supply it.
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" The moment was captured on video by one concert-goer, who posted the clip on Twitter, writing, "We need more people like Gaga to not be afraid and to speak up.
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He has not discouraged the racists for whom his perorations on antebellum America are appealing ("Show me the place in the Bible where slavery is condemned!" one rally-goer said triumphantly).
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The essay is framed as advice to a restaurant-goer from someone who knows: Order fish on Tuesday, when it's fresh and the chef is well-rested from his day off.
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"She wants to be equal for the women, which is good," said Abby Taclibon, a 32-year-old first-time caucus-goer and Filipino immigrant who chose Clinton in the caucus.
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In interviews, Mr Kurz has always insisted that the Christian heritage and value-system are precious to him, but he does not make any claim to be a frequent church-goer.
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Being the daily gym-goer that I am, these basketball stars had me wondering about their injuries, whether something like this could happen to me and how well I could recover.
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"It's hard for me, an avid carnival goer, to imagine how carnival photos could violate Instagram's 'community guidelines,'" said Jade Nixon, a PhD student at the University of Toronto studying carnival.
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It may or may not come as a surprise (depending on the kind of festival goer that you are), that each year an estimated 13,500 tents are abandoned at Reading Festival.
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Tom Davis was a big Zone-goer, and he started running the Wednesdays nights at the Cameron House, which was an off-night of the week, but they played great music.
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This news may be, at best, casually interesting to the average restaurant-goer in a city where the number of Pizza Restaurants Worth Caring About is well into the double digits.
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Trump was rushed off the campaign stage mid-speech by Secret Service Saturday, after an unnamed rally-goer yelled, "Gun," regarding a protester trying to hold up a sign against Trump.
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However, as an avid race-goer and owner of several horses, Elizabeth especially looks forward to attending the Royal Ascot horse-racing event in Berkshire, a county west of London, every June.
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It's a little too small for a regular museum goer to see, it was missing its thorax and abdomen, and didn't appear to have put up much of a struggle before dying.
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Princess Kate actually wore this to a parade in 2014, so her ladylike option is royal-family-approved and sure to get the attention of any prince-like parade-goer in attendance.
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As soon as a Democratic caucus-goer shows up at their precinct, they have to declare their support for a candidate and physically go and stake out that position in the room.
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However, the average library goer might be intimidated by such a vast resource, with choices not just including all genres of music, but speeches, radio plays, field recordings, and spoken word performances.
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They are nicer looking, but they don't have the flavor that the corresponding wild foods have," he said as he handed another dandelion to a tour-goer, adding, "This bud's for you.
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A Pentecostal church-goer, Morrison took over as prime minister last year when he emerged as the unexpected winner of infighting within the Liberal party, the senior partner within the Liberal-National coalition.
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Soon afterwards, industrialisation and the advent of railways created a whole new class of international holiday-goer, and increasingly urbanised seaside towns sprang up across Europe to cater to the newly-mobile masses.
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Bandrovschi cut to the core of my experience as a sober bar-goer; she also made me wonder, for the first time, if my thinking around the potential of nightlife spaces was limited.
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Favorite DJ/producer: Dylan Cameron and Bill Converse Best local venue: Mohawk is the best place to play, but Cheer Up Charlie's is the best place to hang out as a show goer.
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"They were definitely on a break, but I'd still have been pissed if I were Rachel," said bar-goer Margo Hawthorne, who is not a fan of the Ross/Rachel romance in general.
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Festival-goer Rafael Antonio Peñaloza Pega, also from Veracruz, died after being transferred to a nearby hospital, and US citizen Alejandra Margarita Villanueva Ibarra, died in the stampede as people fled the club.
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The only time I've seen the scant security team actually interact with a festival goer is when one of them uses her flashlight to help someone find their friends in the crowded amphitheater.
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If you're not a big gym-goer and are more interested in the basics — tracking steps, calories and notifications from your phone — then the Charge 2 is likely not the device for you.
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He has been the subject of statuary, prints and paintings as well as songwriting, though his reputation as a theatre-goer is yet to yield a dramatic adaptation of his life and times.
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And while a new generation has ushered itself in, for every Coachella-goer there&aposs an art lover, nature seeker, design purist, or family looking to savor what makes Palm Springs so special.
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Smart Cuffs may not be a must-have for every gym-goer, but the fact it's bringing something to market that hasn't always been easily accessible is a win for the fitness community.
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One SXSW festival-goer, Uriel Ramos, told the organizers he was familiar with the conditions he found in the detention cell simulation, saying he'd spent "a month and a week" in a hielera.
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There's nothing quite like watching Yoko Ono shout-sing "Voice Piece for Soprano" (1961, 2010) as another museum goer sheepishly creeps across the project's frame, unknowing of the audible madness in your ears.
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Click here to view original GIFWhen movies are based on a true story, every movie goer above the age of twelve knows that movie studios have no intention of actually telling the true story.
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The idea is that a cinema-goer might pause to buy a leather jacket; and, in a lovely symbiosis, the monied youngsters who shop for clothes and sunglasses might decide to catch a film.
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According to an island-goer, Disick looked dapper in a suit as he hopped into the driver's seat of a black Rolls Royce outside the Juice Bar on Broad Street around 7:45 p.m.
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Okra 259.50-port universal charging station — $34 See Details If you're an avid concert-goer, like to spend your time in underground clubs, or even play music yourself, you need to protect your ears.
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"Everybody knows who Donald Trump is; we have to show people who we are," Biden says, a line that reporters have heard countless times but the average caucus-goer might still be unfamiliar with.
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In Season 2 of Westworld, (spoiler alert) it's revealed that Delos has been monitoring and scanning all the decisions of every human park-goer for decades through the iconic black or white cowboy hats.
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In an act of bro-dom that seems both unfortunate and inevitable, a shirtless Spring-Break-goer was recorded using the teeth of a beached shark to open, and then shotgun, a can of beer.
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But that October, two months after the plaques arrived, he was convicted in a Florida court of battery, after video showed him kicking a female concert-goer, who can be seen pulling on his shorts.
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And how can he argue that the murder of his father deprived him a formal education when his father was killed when he was 18 and he had never been a school-goer before then?
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It's a question we're certain many an Olympic-goer has started to ask themselves after witnessing firsthand just what an unabashed disaster it is to buy even a single beer at the 2016 Olympic Games.
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Every festival-goer brought some sort of flashy, colorful add-on to the valley, be it a belt bag around the waist, beaded bracelets stacked up the arm, or the coolest manicure we've seen all spring.
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Click on to shop our favorite Zara blazers for yourself, and even if you won't be sitting FROW at all the shows this season, you can still feel like a show-goer in the picks ahead.
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The particular panel-goer makes some very rookie mistakes (rambling on with unnecessary praise, calling out unrelated projects, talking about himself), but perhaps most curious of all is that this guy has no question to ask.
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Eric Charbonneau/Invision/AP; Ari Perilstein/Getty Every Coachella-goer needs a trusty pair of cutoffs, but only Suki Waterhouse would think to pair her Levi's pair with a $3,350 sequin Sonia Rykiel dress and trainers.
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My daughter, who was along to take the snaps, is a seasoned festival-goer; she said it was the same at many of the other massed loud-music gatherings that nowadays bedizen the British summer months.
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The form of portable muscle therapy that started with professional athletes has trickled down into the lives of your average gym-goer who doesn't have the time or money for foam rolling sessions on sore days.
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But the "really smart clubs" are changing music and lighting during slower times when the typical gym-goer is at work, "so that now, the 60-year-old feels comfortable going into the gym," he said.
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Many curators would say that they do, but, as any Chelsea gallery-goer can attest, a vast amount of mediocre art is being shown these days, and some of it commands absurdly high prices at auction.
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After a can or two of the stuff, you'd be soaring with destructive energy like a cocaine-addled bird of prey instead of curling up in the corner and passing out like a responsible party-goer.
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Images of stumbling through dark, disorienting hallways, the constant bass reverberating into the party's "chill zones," and echoes of the inevitable shit-talking that happens during the lulls will ring familiar to any frequent rave-goer.
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The museum contains some of the finest artworks in the world; what makes one particular painting an unmissable, unforgettable icon, while others are something a bored museum-goer can stroll right past without a twinge of guilt?
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More than a few summer blockbusters have raked in the dough after reviewers offered a collective reaction of "meh," because Joe and Jane Movie-Goer don't look at the big screen the same way trained critics do.
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We see the desire (both from a brand and a gym-goer perspective) for makeup that stands up to sweat and looks natural while doing so — but in the end, you're still wearing makeup to the gym.
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Matt makes a narrow escape from what was about to be a gang rape, and eventually finds his way to "God" for a climactic scene that is as quietly tense as the orgy-goer sequence is baroque.
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And it's important to announce that the average club-goer that visits the antro falls between the ages of 20 to 28, comes from the middle class, and doesn't dress in hipster garb or high fashion attire.
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Though the juxtaposition of his life — a ladies' man who drank alcohol, did not pray, and was an avid gym-goer — and his radicalisation has puzzled investigators, experts on radicalisation say this is far from an isolated case.
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A neighbor of his parents, who live in a one-storey house on the outskirts of Tashkent, said on Thursday that Habillo, Saipov's father, was not a devout mosque goer and sold painting materials in a local market.
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As a frequent festival-goer in the past few years, I wanted to see for myself how one of the countries that's come the closest in the world to ending the drug war handles substances at these events.
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When the clubber, of gig-goer, or cupcake-eater enters the premises and slips the love of their life into the case, the case automatically locks, which in turn locks the user out of a phone-enhanced experience.
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They cited, in part, President Donald Trump's use of the term "invasion" to describe the arrival of Central American migrants to the southern US border and his chuckling response to a rally-goer who suggested simply shooting migrants.
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"We are here to party and to celebrate with them, their freedom in Israel and we are hoping they are going in the right direction and have more privileges in the country," party-goer Shir Geri told Reuters.
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On the following page, an aerial photograph of Playa Del Rey, an expansive strip of sand and beach that stretches out northwest of the LAX airport, captures the looming shadow of a departing plane over a lone beach-goer.
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The actress, 47, shared a gym mirror selfie with a fellow workout class goer, in which both women are rocking what seems to be a form-fitting black jumpsuit designed by Paltrow's longtime trainer and business partner, Tracy Anderson.
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Long time festival-goer Abby Schilller, who has attended a number of festivals including CRSSD Fest, Coachella, Lightening in a Bottle and Outside Lands, recommends checking out prospects for your festival schedule on SoundCloud before deciding who you'll see.
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A lawsuit seeking class-action status was filed in October against Texas-based Slide Fire Solutions -- the maker of the bump stock device -- asking for compensation for any festival goer "who tragically suffered emotional distress," CNN affiliate KSNV reported.
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Almost a full week after a 51-year-old bar-goer reportedly shouted "get out of my country" before murdering an Indian man, the White House denounced the act as likely "racially motivated hatred," according to Agence Presse-France.
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Earlier this week, Sundance Film Festival-goer Sean Cassity posted a photo to Instagram of him posing with actor Bradley Cooper ... only to realize after copious Instagram comments that the other guy wasn't the Oscar-nominated actor at all.
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Stephen Sestanovich, a professor at Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs, remembers running into Page — who is a prodigious conference-goer — on the sidelines of various Council on Foreign Relations forums and round tables related to Russia.
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From the moment a con-goer opened their badge box and saw The Boys advertisement lining the lid, it was clear that the adaptation of the comic book by Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson was going to be Amazon's centerpiece offering.
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Whether you're a Marvel super fan or casual movie-goer, it can be tough to remember all the small details from a decade of blockbuster films, so we've compiled them all here in this handy timeline, in chronological order no less!
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Jean Carpenter, 70, an undecided Iowa caucus-goer, said after Biden's speech in her hometown of Mt. Pleasant that she appreciated the former vice president talking about issues important to him, like unions and healthcare, rather than solely attacking Trump.
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But the real winner is this precinct captain for the Pete Buttigieg campaign, who is seen here being incredibly patient with a caucus-goer who's somehow only just learned that Mayor Pete has a husband, and is not thrilled about it.
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WARNING: GRAPHIC LANGUAGE "So he starts the track and she gets to the first N-word of the song and she doesn't say it, so I breathe a sigh of relief," wrote one festival-goer who apparently witnessed the incident.
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Sure, it would be easy to accuse the publisher of dumbing down high school textbooks, but if describing rockets as the "US Space Team's Uper Goer Five" is what it takes to get kids into STEM, it's probably worth it.
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And if you're a museum-goer, you probably don't want to be the person who doesn't "get" the art — which is why most of us are guilty of staring blankly at an exhibit when we have no idea what it means.
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An entrepreneurial festival-goer is selling two small bags of what they dub as "Holy Grass" picked from the ground of the 41-year-old musician's service on eBay for a steep $120, though the highest bid currently is $39.
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Duterte, who is not a regular church-goer himself and says he was sexually abused by a priest as a boy, has publicly questioned the Church's relevance and he dubbed May's presidential election a referendum between him and the Church.
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As an LA kid and a frequent Satellite-goer, the thought of catching Local Natives cutting their teeth in a club that small kind of blew me away, and for a moment felt washed in pride for the homegrown heroes.
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If you're a museum-goer, you've probably walked through a Sackler wing or two; this year the Sackler family came under (deserved) fire for their role in the epidemic of opioid addiction, fostered in part by their company, Purdue Pharma.
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It also seemed to be particularly popular in cities: "I think D.C. is the kind of town where there are a lot of people who are from somewhere else, and sometimes friends aren't able to go home," one Friendsgiving-goer said.
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PATRIOTS OWNER ROBERT KRAFT HELPS SAVE KEVIN HART SHOW-GOER WHO COLLAPSED DURING SET Earlier this month, Perrette's ex-husband, musician Francis "Coyote" Shivers, claimed the actress broke into his home and assaulted a female guest while demanding that he take her back.
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A Pikachu at Ancient Methods We've said it before and we'll say it again: this festival has its audience, and they come off fairly homogenous (overheard from one Positive Education festival-goer: "Yeah, seriously, I go to way too many drum'n'bass parties").
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FROM PEN: Christina and Tarek El Moussa's Divorce Has Not Stopped Their Business Relationship Also making return cameos were Vince Vaughn, as Goodman's business/romantic rival Peter La Fleur, and Justin Long, as a dorky gym-goer named (wait for it) Justin.
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JERSEY CITY, N.J. (Reuters) - With the push of a button, a perfectly healthy 34-year-old museum-goer named Ugo Dumont was transformed into a confused 85-year-old man with cataracts, glaucoma and a ringing in his ears known as tinnitus.
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When I asked my own personal trainer about this, he told me about one lady at his old gym: She was married to a muscle-bound gym-goer, but she would always try to hook up with new younger trainers at company parties.
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Gone are the "bridge and tunnel club goer" outfits of the early '10s (as brilliantly parodied on Kroll Show); they've been replaced by haute Western wear or, especially in BK's case, an "I have a small place in Joshua Tree"-style athleisure aesthetic.
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Check out this video from Monday night when a caucus-goer from the city of Cresco in Howard County learns Mayor Pete is, in fact, married to a man ... which came as news to her after she'd already cast her ballot for him.
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You have to think about ensuring a caucus-goer can get off work, has a ride to the precinct, and can access the child care needed to be able to spend three-plus hours shuffling around a high school gym to vote.
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And while Ted Cruz has a deep roster of power players on the religious right, their combined star power pales in comparison to the Palin seal of approval for the average conservative church-goer, even if the power of endorsements overall is limited.
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Whether it's the long braids hung in Curreri's gallery, self-reported demographics on happiness as aggregated and re-presented by Cullen, or Whittle's wild exhortations to shape fashion and self-presentation, the artworks in this show requires and successfully harnesses museum-goer involvement.
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While we love ooh-ing and aah-ing over the statement coats, stand-out shoes, and stellar silhouettes that dominate Manhattan's streets come NYFW, the outfits can often feel more aspirational than inspirational (we're looking at you, extravagant show-goer in the Balenciaga runners).
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On average a festival produces 500 tons, the weight of three single-story houses, of carbon dioxide emissions and a festival goer generates 5 kg of CO2 per day, according to A Greener Festival's latest report, which analyzes data provided by festivals in 17 countries.
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Coachella appears to have carried on without very many fatalities up until 2014, when a female festival goer died of a drug overdose ... which is believed to be one of the first -- if not, the only -- deaths to occur in Coachella's two-decade history.
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The line was picked up a few seasons back by the cutting-edge retail sites Opening Ceremony and Matches, and is now as likely to be spotted on a 6213-something in the East Village as a sophisticated gallery-goer on the Upper East side.
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Every caucus-goer is assigned to a caucus location, like a high school gym, for example, in their voting precinct where they gather in groups, deliberate, and use preference cards to publicly express their choice for the Democratic nominee instead of casting a secret ballot.
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While the album will be released sometime "later this year," according to a press release, every concert goer will receive a copy of the CD. Bon Jovi released a single off the album, "Unbroken," last November, about soldiers returning from war and dealing with PTSD.
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Every caucus-goer is assigned to a caucus location, like a high school gym, for example, in their voting precinct where they gather in groups, deliberate, and use preference cards to publicly express their choice for the Democratic nominee instead of casting a ballot.
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The bro of today will disguise his bro-ness in pseudo-intellectuality or being a "nice guy" instead of outright foulness, but whether he is the "woke bae" on Twitter or the shirtless festival-goer donning an ill-advised Native American headdress, he is a bro nonetheless.
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Recently, Diddy, a frequent Atlanta party-goer in the '90s who worked with a number of local artists and once discovered Bad Boy signees 112 outside of an Atlanta club of the same name, posted a message on Instagram inspired by Super Bowl week in Atlanta.
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The actress – who flew in with style on Absolut Elyx's "Copper Chopper" – "were cute as ever," says a source, who adds that first-time festival goer Olivia Culpo picked up tips from her gal pal Cara Santana while guests snacked on cupcakes, waffles and cookie dough jars.
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While most voters will forever remember the aforementioned 2005 tape and Trump's vulgar statement about women, there was also the incident in February 2016 when Trump, still fighting off challenges from other GOP candidates, repeated the word used by a rally-goer to insult opponent Ted Cruz.
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For Delais, the greatest impact the festival could have is reviving the residents' respect for their city and the island: "For the festival goer to go home happy and proud to be Mauritian, and having understood the fragility of nature and his own role in protecting nature."
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RELATED: Trump clarifies armed club-goer stance after NRA split Some advisers hope the latest move will allow the campaign to ramp up more quickly by building out a communications team, a rapid response effort and by ramping up their political machine in battleground states, an adviser said.
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He drove 30 minutes to Arlington with his friend, fellow line-goer Reyner Arelies Rodriguez, and though he said he's unsure what his "dream job" would be, he's grateful for the opportunity to look into careers that would allow him to finance his life while also helping his family.
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Get a play-by-play of her favorite moments in the diary ahead — from going backstage at the Jonathan Simkhai show to an impromptu coworker carpool to even finding time to sneak in some sit-down lunches, which, as any seasoned FW-goer can tell you, is a serious luxury.
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A Beyoncé fan took to Instagram with a video lamenting a fellow concert-goer at Stade de France who preferred catching Pokémon to enjoying the show – despite her incredibly close proximity to Queen B. "This bitch is finding Pokémon," the fan who is recording the video yells from behind the camera.
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Whether you've got a specific goal in mind, are a casual gym-goer, or you just like to have a hearty selection of comfy stuff in your arsenal, we've rounded up 20 different activewear items that will let you go from barre to the bar without having to change a thing.
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His father, Ogden Phipps, who died in 19833, raced legendary horses like Buckpasser, Easy Goer and Personal Ensign under his own silks — an all-black shirt and a cherry-red cap — to which his son added red cuffs when he, in turn, began running his own horses in the early 21983s.
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Turns out that those mesmerizing skin ripples are more than just a weird flex: The form of portable muscle therapy that started with professional athletes has trickled down into the lives of your average gym-goer who doesn't have the time or money for foam rolling sessions on sore days.
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According to Ad Week, the tweets can be printed on each beer "within seconds of being posted," which means that some lucky bar-goer in Sweden might've been served a drink with former US Men's National Team defender and current FOX soccer analyst Alexi Lalas' thoughts about Williams yesterday morning.
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She was already working with music producers, had just played a rich party girl in the indie film Sweetie Pie, and went on to play a "strung-out supermodel" in the 5-minute short QIK2JDG (2002) and a "female club-goer" in the live-action adaptation of The Cat in the Hat (22007).
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"Most people don't even know that these tests exist, and if they're doing it recreationally, I don't get the sense that people are too concerned about whether it's pure," says Ann, 27, a regular festival-goer and MDMA user who says he has considered ordering a testing kit to use at home.
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At this point, the average gig-goer is a pampered customer expecting nothing but non-stop entertainment, which is almost impossible to deliver as a performer if you decide to play new material: people aren't familiar with the words or the melody, and you run the risk of losing your audience's attention.
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The animal has earned the reputation of being a unmannerly snack lover, showing a penchant for food with cheese flavors like Cheetos, Goldfish Cheez-its, and other salty treats "She'll go through zippers, tear through backpacks, strollers, climb into the stroller… very dexterous," a park-goer familiar with Kevin's sneaky antics told the FOX affiliate.
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Perhaps it's the all-glass balconies on the remodeled tenement house across the street that were throwing off Mr. Scharf's memories — just one clue that monthly rents have jumped far beyond the $150 that the average Club 57-goer would have paid for a neighborhood apartment in 19833 (still the equivalent of less than $500).
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House of Yes has a stringent consent policy in place as-is, which is displayed prominently in the venue and on their website and point of ticket sale: On its site, House of Yes also lays out the 101-level basics of understanding consent, both as a party-goer and as an event producer or venue owner.
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Tim Stevenson, who has been canvassing for Sanders as many as five days a week around Carson City—near the starting point of Nevada's stretch of the "loneliest road" heading east—described the 2016 Democratic contest as "a real watershed moment" as he stood at the doorstep of a potential caucus-goer in Jacks Valley earlier this week.
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While the hemp rope attached to the broomstick in "[a ~ploy~] Broomstick's Bamboo'd'Stick" has a quasi-mystical quality (another gallery-goer asked if it was a Native American-style "spirit stick"), the hand/broom paper cutout in "Cane'ic loop'Evasive Dominance" hangs limply from the spinnaker sail sheet, like a delicate skin, severed from a body and subject to fate.
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This wasn't the first time that a museum-goer has broken a piece of art, but considering that Kusama's dazzlingly surreal installations are notoriously popular backdrops for selfies, the story quickly made headlines—framed, implicitly, as the peak of a photo-sharing-induced frenzy that would clumsily crash the precious art world to the ground if not stopped.
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But for a lone work in the gallery's reception area (the exquisite "Two-part Bust with Two-Toned Face," 2018, which, though also armless, doesn't taper to a base but is truncated below the pectorals), all are positioned so that they face the gallery entrance; they form a small crowd, an audience awaiting the arrival of the gallery-goer.
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Wrenched out of a world that, despite her misery in it, was still the only world she really understood—the only game she knew the rules to, even if it was one she could never win—Selina doesn't know how to function as a regular person, greeting her ex-husband (who is also her current lover) as if he's an anonymous caucus-goer.
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" With that in mind, DeGeneres proposed a challenge for the 2017 season, inspired by the fact that Hudgens is photographed probably more than the average festival-goer because of her style sensibilities: "I'm going to give you an outfit, and if you wear this and it ends up" featured prominently on a magazine, the host explained, "I'll give you $10,000 for the charity of your choice.
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The concept of a ticket as a freely transferable document is changing, and to eliminate the anonymity of the event goer, teams are turning to mobile tickets, tied to a specific ID. When looking at personal identifiers, mobile devices in particular make a lot of sense, because they are the most common personal devices we own, and teams can use the native mobile capabilities to enhance the fan experience.
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Though the average Hamptons-goer will likely have no problem hunting down some of the popular beverage—unlike summer 2014, when a rosé shortage struck fear in the hearts of oyster-slurping imbibers everywhere—the Vineyard's drive-thru is definitely the laziest method of stocking up this summer… which will no doubt make it a huge hit in a rosé-obsessed market that doesn't appear to be dying down anytime soon.
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"I think that the fact that she is able to energize some of those outsider or progressive folks who may not be traditional caucus goers, plus have that strong crossover appeal with folks who are kind of the more standard Iowa caucus goer, I think is what gives her that ability to unite the party to both win the caucuses and to unite the party in November," Wahls said.
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Reading it, if you're an assiduous gallery goer, you might get the feeling of being told things you already knew — but, aside from their having been ne'er so well expressed, Carrier's observations really amount to first notes toward the treatment of a vast subject that's never been systematically studied, though there are precedents in Brian O'Doherty's famous little book on the white cube, which Carrier duly notes, and Lawrence Alloway's essays on art as a system, which Carrier strangely overlooks.
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The Lucky Horseshoe has something like nine TVs—I am not experienced sports-bar-goer, and so kept discovering new ones—and the bartender was trying to let the Giants finish a Mets game on one of them, but everyone in the bar hollered when the bartender put baseball on "their" TV. And so the national pastime was jettisoned to the back corner by the pool table, basically behind another TV. The Giants won, and so did the Warriors, without Curry, in a beautiful 118-108 finish over the Portland Trail Blazers in the first game of the Western Conference Semis.
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