It's as simple as being a sculpture, having a life.
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"Having a life meant having a story," the book begins.
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It's not conducive to having a life or a future with anyone.
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There's something honest about moving on, and having a life beyond that.
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I'm missing time with my family, I'm missing time having a life.
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Now the only excuse you'll have for missing out is having a life!
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Do those four "Avatar" sequels preclude having a life between now and forever?
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Take the time to help someone who's having a life crisis (dating, studying, etc.) 227.
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If we must go -- and we all do -- what better than having a life well-lived?
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Some prospective priests don't want to choose between having a life with God and having a family.
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"I found myself getting older, in a chair, really not having a life or doing anything," says Craton.
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You have all these forces that are just ... There's another example of something exploding, having a life of its own.
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But then because I was so busy having children and having a life, music came to me without overthinking it.
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After it became clear that being gay was an impediment to having a life in Calabria, Italy, he moved to Milan.
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"The Cancer needs to see that their mom is social and going out and doing things and having a life," says Gat.
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Education is really their best chance at having a life and being able to make a living for themselves and their families.
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Thought this idea of having a life partner who would love and respect me unconditionally was only a story only told in movies.
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I feel that having my abortions were vital to me having a life that was service oriented and centered on caring for others.
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As a documentary, "One of Us" is a small act of portraiture, but each portrait captures the pain of having a life upended.
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But what we can say is that if you have nothing else, and you're having a life-threatening reaction, certainly use the expired epinephrine.
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I like to think of my characters having a life of their own, outside of me, even though I know it doesn't work that way.
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The only trepidation was I think I took for granted how nice it was to not be under the spotlight and just having a life.
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Wilson recommends regular physical workouts, eating and drinking well and having a life coach as potential ways to mitigate the grinding effect of constant stress.
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Word of the Day adjective: occurring every second year adjective: having a life cycle lasting two seasons noun: an event that occurs every two years noun: (botany) a plant having a life cycle that normally takes two seasons from germination to death to complete; flowering biennials usually bloom and fruit in the second season _________ The word biennial has appeared in 221 articles on nytimes.
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Jimmy Kimmel and his wife Molly McNearney have had to deal with every parent's worst nightmare: their child having a life-threatening illness or medical condition.
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IC: I feel that having a narrative script, or having a life script, is an incredibly useful tool for orienting oneself, especially in times of uncertainty.
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I'm clear what I live for: having a life of meaning and principle and purpose doing what I know is the right thing, honoring my conscience.
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Chelette told the news outlet he had also been attracted to men in the past but later changed after having a life-altering experience with Jesus.
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For the record, there&aposs one thing I do know: Having a life insurance policy doesn&apost make me worry any less about the plane crashing.
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Previous Gallup research on the generation revealed that they care deeply about work/life balance, and place an importance on having a life — not just a job.
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It is about ending the disgrace of native Americans who live on the Pine Ridge, South Dakota, reservation having a life expectancy lower than many third-world countries.
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To compile its 00343 list of the best jobs for having a life outside of work, job search site Glassdoor analyzed anonymous reports and feedback from its users.
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She realized the importance to her of having a life-like prosthetic and the fact that a lot of times insurance companies don't cover the cost of these.
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"Until those labels are changed, patients are in a bad situation, because they're concerned about having a life-threatening event and not having a medicine that's effective," he said.
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"When we think about patients who are having a life-threatening emergency like a heart attack, arrhythmia or a stroke — these are very time-sensitive conditions," Dr. Eiting said.
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The instructions come in the form of an easy-to-follow DVD from a well known authority in the industry — it's like having a life coach, but for wine making.
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The athlete who admitted to having a life-size cutout of the actor got to meet him in real life, and he even gave her a kiss on the cheek.
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"If your child is having a life-threatening allergic reaction, you want to make sure they get the right medicine, at the right time, at the right dose," she said.
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Whether they bring in their own paycheck or not, having a life insurance policy in place assures they can maintain a similar standard of living if you die prematurely.3.
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Doctors It wasn't the first time patients have told me that having a life-threatening diagnosis roused some past demons, or made them see their relationships in a different light.
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Wild&apos — as well as the wildest parts of the jobSurvival expert Bear Grylls needed paramedics to rescue him after having a life-threatening allergic reaction to a bee sting
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The 19-year-old gymnast, who has admitted to having a life-size cutout of Zac Efron in her bedroom, finally met her celebrity crush … in the most adorable way possible.
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Millions of generations of humans are probably not all wrong when they say that having children is one of life's most meaningful endeavors, to say nothing of having a life partner.
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"There were always 12 hats in service, each of them having a life of three years; they were renewed at the rate of four a year," the auction house explains in a statement.
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But on this particular day, Kravitz sits trying to coax a terrified 7-year-old boy named Jeffery, whose gums have completely grown over his front teeth, into having a life-changing dental procedure.
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At first I tried picking up some extra side jobs, but sometimes having a full-time gig you love is all you can handle while having a life (and time to go to weddings).
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The last thing Apple would want to do with its device is send tens of thousands of anxious users into the emergency room thinking they're having a life-threatening medical problem when they're not.
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Don't be afraid to stress the importance of having a life: ask about outside-of-work activities, offer flexible work arrangements to help navigate busy schedules, and exhibit the behavior you want to see.
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Kanye West—an artist who, despite releasing seven genre-defining, challenging LPs and having a life more public than most anyone in history—still has the incident at the 2009 VMAs looming over his image.
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The secret to being a successful working mother is: What works for me is both having the flexibility to work from home when needed and having a life partner who really supports me personally and professionally.
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Get properly insured Having a life insurance policy that's separate from the one offered by your employer, as well as your own disability insurance, can protect you from a sudden loss of income or health issue.
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"It is positive people feel they can come forward rather than risk being serially raped, suffering domestic abuse and having a life of torture and misery," Aneeta Prem, the founder of Freedom, told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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"I was just trying to run a small business, and it grew that big, it took that much responsibility and brought about so much trouble," he continued, adding that he missed having a life of his own.
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The characters aren't bad at mothering, instead, they're accomplished at having a life beyond motherhood, inhabiting a land of strollers in the daylight, opening their homes for house parties at night, and making out with hot widowers.
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It's an incredible experience that I'm able to have, because I can maintain this balance of still having a life, and being a mother, and being a mother with a life, and my life being a mother.
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So one week after adopting Meerie, I ordered a Furbo dog camera so I could keep tabs on her whenever when I was in the office, or even just out to dinner, ya know, having a life.
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"This really isn't just about exercise and getting enough sleep and having a life outside the hospital," said Dr. Tait Shanafelt, a former Mayo Clinic researcher who became Stanford Medicine's first chief physician wellness officer in September.
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Over the course of their alleged relationship, Weddle and the teen allegedly exchanged nude photos routinely, had sex in several locations— including her home, his home, her car and the beach— and talked about having a life together.
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So the interesting thing about what Eleven brings is this idea that maybe there are things beyond justice, in terms of being a father; maybe having happiness, maybe having contentment and having a life that isn't so job-oriented.
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Though the fragrance maverick sold Jo Malone London to Estée Lauder in 2006 and walked away from the fragrance world, Malone recently came back to the industry that changed her life, after having a life-changing experience of another kind.
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Mylan pharmaceutical, the maker of the EpiPen—a portable epinephrine injector that can potentially save someone having a life-threatening allergic reaction—is being accused of raising the price of the product from around $100 in 2008 to $500 today.
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The other thing Helen is clearly struggling with is having a life without work or any obligations other than mothering in L.A. It has fucked her up so much that she doesn't even like the perfect weather in Southern California.
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Lindsey Graham, a former presidential candidate is now leading the pro-Cruz charge, arguing that having a life-long Republican with extreme message discipline at the top of the ticket will be less harmful than the highly unpredictable and brash Trump.
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The three-toed sloth, a creature famous for having a life so leisurely that moss is able to grow on its back, won the slow metabolism contest, only expending 162 kilojoules per day per kilogram of energy to get by.
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Had she known she had Huntington's, Jane says, she would have terminated her pregnancy rather than have a child who was at high risk of both having a life-destroying disease and being raised by a terminally ill single parent.
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Expenses: I had to spend money my family could hardly afford to compete with legacy students from wealthy backgrounds who can boast of backpacking through Europe, helping out in Africa, having a life-changing experience in fill-in-the-blank, etc.
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The author of the new cookbook, The Seasoned Life, simply is who she is: A Toronto-born, Charlotte-raised, church-loving girl who isn't afraid to express her love for her husband and kids — all while having a life of her own, too.
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Full transcript: David Axelrod interviews President Barack Obama for The Axe Files "And you know, Michelle, I can't underestimate the degree to which having a life partner who is so grounded and so strong and steady and fundamentally honest helped," Obama said.
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The body that organizes the annual gathering of the global elite in Davos said with babies being born today having a life expectancy of more than 100, the costs of providing financial security to people in retirement could skyrocket to unprecedented levels.
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We're asking a lot of folks about their feelings on that, their feelings on finding a healthy balance between making amazing games and being passionate and having so much excitement for your games, but also having a life and being able to sustain yourself.
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And look, I was also married to a woman who was not going to put up with any foolishness, and you know, Michelle, I can't underestimate the degree to which having a life partner who is so grounded and so strong and steady and fundamentally honest helped.
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"This is all about fear, and worry, and wanting to do our best by our families," Says KJ Dell'Antonia, author of How to Be a Happier Parent: Raising a Family, Having a Life and Loving (Almost) Every Minute and former lead writer and editor for the Motherlode blog at The New York Times.
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" The Handbook of Near Death Experiences " (2009) summarizes the common themes Moody observed in many N.D.E.s: Feelings of peace and quiet; hearing noises such as buzzing and windlike sounds; a sensation of being out of the body; passing through a tunnel; meeting other individuals such as deceased friends; encountering a being of light; having a life review; reaching a border that, if crossed, meant the NDErs could not return to life; and finding that they had returned to their physical bodies.
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The species Paranemertes peregrina has been reported as having a life span of around 18 months.
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The 2014 CIA estimated average life expectancy in Zambia was 51.83 years, with men having a life expectancy of 50.24 years and women 53.45 years.
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Medini Rai was granted a fief by Rana Sanga who is having a Life and Death struggle for Throne of Malwa against Mahmud.The Malwa Sultan encroached on it. To teach him a lesson, Rana Sanga marched against the Sultan.
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They are now considered to be the most serious pest for floricultural plants across much of the world. Females lay anywhere from 150-300 eggs during their lifetime, with each offspring having a life of roughly 28 days. The majority of their lives are spent in their adult stage.
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She learns how to survive, rescue her mom and how to work. But even having a life under the bombs, she reads books, falls in love, makes friends and enemies. Polina describes in her diary what is happening around with the neighbours, army men, friends and enemies. In her house Torah, Bible and Quran are highly honoured.
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Pavithran comes across Alli, a young country girl who is having a life of debt. Alli impresses him as a character and he sets out seeking to know her story. This forms the rest of the plot of this movie. Pavithran has a dramatic view of Alli's life and attempts to change her life according to his imagination.
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He contributed many papers to medical journals.review of "Lectures on Practical and Medical Surgery" (The Lancet, 1830 volume 2) pp. 394–5 Alcock met Jeremy Bentham, who was interested in having a life mask made for him, though there is no proof that the mask of Bentham in Edinburgh was made by Alcock.Bentham’s Life or Death Mask (UCL Bentham project).
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Since they had been bred as slaves, the Newcomers are 30% stronger and 20% smarter than the average human, as well as having a life expectancy of about 140 years and keener senses. This is partially due to the way they have been bred for adaptability but also due to their anatomical differences, which include having two hearts. With two hearts, the onset time of poisons is halved.
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According to the World Health Organization, life expectancy in Algeria in males was 70.3 years of age and females 73.5 with a total life expectancy of 71.8. Giving Algeria a world life expectancy ranking of 103. In 2020 Algeria's life expectancy increased with males having a life expectancy of 76.95 years of age and females 77.96 years of age. The total life expectancy being 76.59 years of age.
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The book then cuts to Inspector Lindsay Boxer in her general practitioner's office. The doctor, Dr. Roy Orenthaler, tells Lindsay that she has a rare, and deadly, blood disease called Negli's aplastic anemia. Throughout the book, Lindsay struggles with the physical side-effects of getting blood transfusions for Negli's, and the emotional aspect of having a life-threatening disease. During the appointment, she is called to the crime scene of a double murder at the Grand Hyatt.
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The Sentence makes it clear that the will made 17 Nov 1675 and proved 5 June 1676 is that of Jane's husband. Charles married Mary Kemp, daughter of Sir Robert Kemp, 2nd Baronet, of Gissing Hall, Norfolk, on 11 May 1680. His grandmother Elizabeth Brooke (having a life interest in Cockfield Hall) died there in 1683, and his aunt Mary Brooke (like Charles, a co-heir to the younger Robert Brooke) lived down to 1693.Will of Mary Brooke, Gentlewoman of Yoxford, Suffolk (P.
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Harry Bowden (1907-1965) was an abstract painter who lived and worked both in New York and California. He showed in both group and solo exhibitions in Manhattan and San Francisco and was a founding member of American Abstract Artists. He is known both for fully abstract and for representative works, but the latter predominate. He once said a painter should embrace many ideas, symbols, forms, tones, and colors and through metamorphosis make them into a new thing -- a painting having a life of its own.
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Sometime later John and Lori are married (with Sam Jones as the presiding minister), and Ted comfortably accepts having a life of his own, as he and Tami-Lynn continued their love affair. Sam Jones attempts to restart his career and moves into a studio apartment with Brandon Routh. Rex gives up his pursuit of Lori, goes into a deep depression, and dies of Lou Gehrig's disease. Donny gets arrested by the Boston Police Department for kidnapping Ted, but police cannot arrest him, as Ted has no legal rights as a teddy bear.
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Solomon's Scepter is a late-game weapon that lobs large balls of explosive energy that deal splash damage, similar to the Rocket Launcher in Quake. Swords can be found laying on the ground throughout levels which can be picked up to increase the player's "ammunition" for that particular type of sword. Rather than having a life meter, Catechumen has a "faith" meter that depletes when taking damage from enemies. Players can replenish their faith meter by picking up scrolls strewn throughout levels with bible verses written on them.
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On 18 February 2009, the chief prosecutor of Seville asked a judge to close the tribute page created on Tuenti. At the same time, Carcaño presence on Tuenti also disappears. People took to the streets again on 21 February 2009, this time asking the government to increase the sentence length for such murders. Three days later, the father of del Castillo went to Madrid to meet with Prime Minister José Luis Rodríguez Zapatero, asking him to pass legislation that would result gender violence related murders having a life sentence.
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Although it was speculated that he may get drafted as high as late first round in the 2006 NBA Draft, Gansey, along with his West Virginia teammate Kevin Pittsnogle, went undrafted. He signed as an undrafted free agent with the Miami Heat in July 2006, and played in summer league games, but was waived before the season. Mike was waived after having a life-threatening staph infection that limited his play. On September 24, 2008, Gansey was selected by the Erie Bayhawks with the first overall pick in the expansion draft.
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Little's second analysis was with Ella Freeman Sharpe, and her third with D. W. Winnicott; and it was out of her experiences as analysand that she wrote her seminal article of 1951 on 'Counter-transference and the patient's response to it'.L. A. Kirshner, Having a Life (2013) p. 23, ASIN: B00DL1TY8O, Kindle Edition There she insisted on the element of reality in the patient's perception of the analyst, and the way it could serve as a mirror for the analyst in illuminating the countertransference.C. Holmes, The Paradox of Countertransference (2005) p.
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Kel Knight Kel Knight Is Kath's metro husband, played by Glenn Robbins. Their relationship has always been fun, with the two "Oldies" feeling liberated. They married and moved in together. Kath and Kel have an almost picture-perfect marriage with relatively minor downfalls compared to Kim and Brett, such as the time when Kel took over duties as the house woman (cooking, cleaning and maintaining the house) which bothered Kath to the brink; also the fact that Kim hates Kel and has never accepted her mother getting married at fifty years old and having a life outside of hers.
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She has a longtime boyfriend of five years, Tilak (Vijayakumar) who wants to marry her, but she doesn't because of her commitment to her family. His eyes now wander to Kavitha's widowed younger sister Bharathi (Sripriya) who reciprocates his feelings. Kavitha, after reading her boyfriend's love letter to her sister, arranges for them to get married, thus giving up her chance of having a life with him. Meanwhile, Prasad (Kamalahasan) loves Bharathi, Kavitha's sister; but when he comes to know that she loves Tilak, he sacrifices his love for her and marries Kavitha's distressed friend, Chandra (Fatafat Jayalaxmi).
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Originally the band was planning on having a life sized replica of the train from cover of Orgasmatron, akin to the Bomber rig and the Iron Fist prop. In his biography White Line Fever, Lemmy described how it worked: During the band North American leg in 1986 Lemmy recalls it "not being our most stellar tour". Megadeth opened for a few dates but were dropped due to frustrations with their manger. During their show in Chalmette, Louisiana the band cut their set short due to the crowd continuously spitting on the band, which resulted in a riot.
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These settlements underwent periodical acts of destruction and re-creation, as they were burned and then rebuilt every 60–80 years. Some scholars have theorized that the inhabitants of these settlements believed that every house symbolized an organic, almost living, entity. Each house, including its ceramic vases, ovens, figurines and innumerable objects made of perishable materials, shared the same circle of life, and all of the buildings in the settlement were physically linked together as a larger symbolic entity. As with living beings, the settlements may have been seen as also having a life cycle of death and rebirth.
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There may be more than one income beneficiary, who may have either a joint tenancy or as tenants in common. The trustee must pass all of the income received, less any trustees' expenses, to the beneficiary/ies. For income tax purposes, the income so accruing to the income beneficiary is taxable income of the beneficiary, and taxed accordingly, unless otherwise exempted. A beneficiary who is entitled to the income of the trust for life is known as a ‘life tenant’ or as ‘having a life interest’. A beneficiary who is entitled to the trust capital is known as the ‘remainderman’ or the ‘capital beneficiary’.
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Within the same cycle of thoughts, however, is a sense of satisfaction for the narrator at having a life based around a series of specific steps and commands. He wonders if this sense of pleasure is almost an independent being unto itself, and confesses that such pleasure is a source of shame for him. While preparing to fire, Vollmer asks the narrator if he has ever experienced a sense of well-being so powerful that it became a sort of blissful arrogance, a sense of superiority over others simply felt through one's life energy. Non-verbally, the narrator admits that he has felt such emotions.
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"Sunrise" was the favorite of the band to be We Love Life's first single, due to its having a "life of its own" and "a real vibe," according to Island Records' Nigel Coxon. In the end, the song was released as a double-A side with "The Trees" at the insistence of the record company. Coxon explained, Sunrise' seemed to have a momentum of its own, but no one in the record company... got it. We all thought it was brilliant and it should be a single... but the record company, being very timid possibly, thought, 'Sunrise', six minutes, two-minute outro, no chance.
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John's unresolved anger was likely a primary motive for creating the puppet as a vehicle for his instructions to trap victims. The traps he created can be seen as a manifestation of his anger with people who he feels do not appreciate having their life, when his unborn baby was killed before having a life of its own. Although it has never actually been identified in the films, "Billy" is the name by which it is referred to by writers, directors, and members of the cast and crew on documentaries and interviews. The name was given to it by creator James Wan, who is the director and co-writer of Saw.
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Although Secret's mentor, Hal Jordan had offered to step in and save Greta, as well as the world, the current team advisor Snapper Carr rejected the offer, preferring that the kids use Secret's turning evil as a 'learning experience'. Tim was able to talk her down. In the last issue of Young Justice, a disgusted Darkseid stripped her of her powers, leaving her an ordinary, living girl, and thus resurrected from her death, which was ironically just as she always wanted to be. Finally having a life of her own, she attends the Elias School for Girls, along with Cassandra Sandsmark and Cissie King-Jones.
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Fred never gives much credit to his son Lamont, believing him to be gullible and unintelligent (often referring to Lamont as a "big dummy"). Unhappy about his calling as a junk man, Lamont accepts his plight more for the love of his father than the junk business itself. Fred often involves himself in various get-rich-quick schemes, and as such, Lamont has to keep constant watch over his father. When Lamont would express an interest in having a life for himself, Fred would try to convince him of the importance of running the family business (which he referred to as "the empire") after he is gone.
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In the next episode, "Que Será Será", Tritter searches House's apartment and finds a large quantity of Vicodin pills and two apparently forged prescriptions that bear the name of House's friend James Wilson (Robert Sean Leonard). Television Without Pity Recap During "Son of Coma Guy" and "Whac-A-Mole", Tritter pressures Wilson and members of House's diagnostic team to testify against him, but they all refuse. Television Without Pity Recap Television Without Pity Recap In "Finding Judas", Cuddy finds Tritter spending his day off looking through the hospital's log for evidence against House. She accuses him of not having a life and "personalizing every slight".
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His dream of having a life of professional barrister was realised when the Chief Justice of Aden (with whom he had studied in London) asked him to come and practice there after assuring colonial authorities that he would not be a problem there as there was no indenture system in Aden. He continued to provide service to the people of Aden and Somaliland (1935–1940) but the revolutionary and radical zeal seemed to have left him. He visited Mauritius in 1950 where he was enthusiastically welcomed. In 1953 he returned to India (from Aden) and lived in Bombay until his death on 8 January 1956.
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The practice was formed by Malcolm Booth, Richard Slawson and Walter Thomson, who met as teachers at the Birmingham School of Architecture in the 1960s. At that time the School undertook live projects and the founders were encouraged to set up a part-time practice, employing students to undertake the work with appropriate management. The work was soon supplemented with private commissions and the move of the School from Aston University prompted the partners to commit to full-time practice in 1973. The practice name was conceived as having a life beyond the founders, its name Associated Architects chosen deliberately not to include their surnames.
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The first and possibly most powerful of the oni we encounter, this is the being living as Nūbē's left hand from the beginning of the series. Sealed under a black glove, this being is unleashed whenever the teacher needs it, allowing for him to access a greater extent of his spiritual power through this demonic limb. While the beast appears to be under Nūbē's control at first, the Oni slowly starts having a life of its own and unleashing its tremendous full power. And while the teacher is himself an exorcist, he cannot control the oni on his own, which would lead to him being controlled and devoured.
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Cheeks explained that the network did not mind if viewers discovered the series via its YouTube content rather on TV (clips of segments from late-night talk shows, including Fallon's Tonight Show in particular, have been major draws on YouTube). Due to its digital presence, Singh thought of each episode "[having] a life for the next 24 hours" after their television premiere. On May 13, 2020, NBC renewed the show for a second season. Regarding the COVID-19 pandemic, the show's staff has said they would prefer to be in the studio rather than having remote segments, and will wait for clearance from NBC and local officials before starting their planning for the new season.
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Their role was to launch sabotage raids on the flanks and rear of any invading army, in support of regular troops, but they were never intended as a post-occupation 'resistance' force, having a life expectancy of only two weeks. Peter Fleming later served in Greece, but his principal service, from 1942 to the end of the war, was as head of D Division, in charge of military deception operations in Southeast Asia, based in New Delhi, India. He was scheduled to take part in the second Chindit operation, but this was cut short by the premature crash landing of a defective glider. The episode is described in an appendix Fleming contributed to Michael Calvert's book on the operation.
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A debate over his appointment was carried out in both the Australian parliament and local newspapers; the Chancellor of the University, and two Fellows of the University Senate, resigned in protest. This early experience of anti-Semitism influenced his lifelong commitment to justice, according to his biographer, Leonie Star (Star 1993). Stone has been described by his official JSIJ biography as having "a life-long commitment to Israel" and in the Sydney Law Review as having an emotional and "fierce loyalty to the State of Israel" that led some of his colleagues to "express fear even to discuss Israel with him". In 1972, Stone moved to the University of New South Wales, where he was a visiting Professor of Law until his death in 1985.
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Like many other Christian books about premarital romantic relationships, the Ludys' book explicitly does not present a set of rules to follow or a strategy for romantic success, but rather gives readers a framework for pursuing Christian romantic relationships; the book is intended to be a tool in the creation of the reader's unique romantic relationship rather than as a blueprint explaining what all Christian romantic relationships are supposed to look like.Irby (2013), p. 186. Before the book's release, it was endorsed by Leslie and Les Parrott, authors of Saving Your Marriage Before It Starts; Beverly LaHaye of Concerned Women for America; and Joe White, President of Kanakuk Kamps. The first edition was packaged with a CD single by the Ludys: "Faithfully", a song they had written specifically to accompany the book, with lyrics discussing the beauty of having a life partner.
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Participation in all aspects of the bill is voluntary for all involved and the application must be made to both an attending and consulting physician with a gap of no fewer than 15 days, and should either physician request one, a mental health specialist such as psychiatrist or licensed psychologist. The patient must also be certified by the physician as having a life limiting illness with estimated less than 6 months to live and other palliative care options must have been previously discussed and considered. The law does not specify which drugs must be prescribed. Californian residents who have spoken to the media to publicize the law and are known to have exercised their right to die include: ex-Peace Corps and homeless charity worker Robert Stone, former Marine and insurance broker Tom House, right-to-die campaigner Brittany Maynard who moved to Oregon to be able to fulfill her right to die, retired psychologist Tom Minor who initially failed to find a doctor to support him and Democratic politician Warren Church.
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These flows can be viewed in Number 99 (1959) and Convergent (1954), in which the paint fans out in rounded trails and amorphous amoeba- like shapes. Finally, Louis’ Tet can be seen as a form of Symbolist painting. Michael Fried described Louis’ paintings as symbolist in their “impersonality” and “absolute”-ness. Louis had changed his name from Bernstein, but his Jewish upbringing was a large influence on his works as can be seen in the symbols of his early works. Louis’ early works contained more obvious symbology, such as a Star of David in Untitled (Jewish Star) (1951), but Fried argued that his works were not directly influenced by symbolism, but were rather connected to it in their mimicry of the Symbolist model: “of a work of art as having a life of its own, independent of its maker and corresponding to, rather than imitating, the organic self-sufficiency of nature.”John Elderfield, Morris Louis: The Museum of Modern Art New York (Boston: Little, Brown and Company, 1986), 72.
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The film's main theme shows the effect that coincidence and chance can have on the course of life—like the bad weather, angry dog, hungry goats, slippery planks, and careless postman that change the course of both Kaspar's and Ingeborg's lives—and shows, as the film's website states, that "seemingly unrelated factors might play important roles in the big scheme of things after all." In an interview, Kove said that "what I'm trying to get across is just that I think life is really a kind of a meandering journey ... a lot is really up to chance". However, Kove has also said that she'd like people to be able to interpret the film in different ways: > I’d like them to walk away thinking it’s a film that can be interpreted in > more than one way. I’m happy when I hear from people who’ve seen the short > that it makes them think about the kind of strangeness where we find > inspiration for art and where we find love, and the kind of miraculousness > of just being alive and having a life. I’m pleased when people get that out > of it.
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