On the microblogging site Weibo, users surfaced his old musings.
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Hopefully next week, I'll have more hacks and less musings?
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Last night, we brought you Ian Harding's musings on Ezria.
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For John C. Havens, these aren't just idle TV musings.
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Democrats quickly denounced Trump's musings about closing the federal government.
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There's news stories, updates about people's days and random musings.
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Specifically, researchers were interested in personal accounts over general musings.
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Twitter was merely a stream of thoughts and random musings.
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Amid some conclusory musings, his wife, Natasha, entered the room.
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Look forward to bloodletting, scary scientific experiments and anthropological musings.
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I don't have any definitive answers here, folks — just informed musings.
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Lindsey Graham) to musings about a third-party bid (Bill Kristol).
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Stoddard, in the fog of his apocalyptic musings, made some predictions.
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Unlike many of us, they turned their tipsy musings into reality.
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Feeling like your Lip Kit musings are going into the void?
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The walls were papered with the precocious musings of elementary children.
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Their songs dealt with Brown's immediate concerns and poetic existential musings.
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Three hundred pages of Clinton's repetitive musings had me feeling grim.
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But Turing would die before completing and publishing his final musings.
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Thank you so much for reading my musings and recipe recommendations.
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These are not the hysterical musings of armchair analysts and activists.
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Interspersed are the filmmaker's musings and her memories of her father.
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"Fuck the World" is the musings of Faiyaz's post-"Crew" success.
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Despite Trump's measured tweets, Tuesday was ripe for his typical musings.
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This, unfortunately, can be heavily affected by Elon Musk's online musings.
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The couplets are difficult to translate, particularly the more philosophical musings.
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Vermeer's painting is suggestive and mysterious — custom-made to maximize interpretive musings.
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"Sound and Sense: Poetic Musings in American Art," Georgia O'Keeffe and others.
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But Mr Xi's new-era idea clearly eclipses any musings of theirs.
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President Donald Trump's recent musings on executing drug dealers raised Amnesty's ire.
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In 53, these guys started spreading snarky jokes, embarrassing stories, and musings.
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And in 2016 where do you go to vocalize your political musings?
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His gun talk sounds like the musings of a wide-eyed outsider.
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The musings of four guest curators — "bio-cultural scientist-philosophers" — are here.
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Read more of Hilton's musings about early-aughts fashion over at Vogue.
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Tweets are the musings, the thoughts, the voice of a real person.
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His musings may leave you smiling — and scratching your head in puzzlement.
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But Open World has much to offer beyond musings on gun violence.
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Whether it's the left-wing oriented musings of Patton Oswalt or the conservative every-man musings of comic Nick DiPaolo; comics are granted latitude from the "language police" of the internet in a matter not extended to news commentators.
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His prescient final album is riddled with enigmatic musings on life and death.
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She has generously provided these semi-coherent musings free of charge... Until today.
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HARTFORD "Sound and Sense: Poetic Musings in American Art," Georgia O'Keeffe and others.
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Their antics elicit musings from their quasi-owners on life, love and God.
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O'Reilly's musings were accompanied by a conference, organized in 21995, called Gov 2.0.
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The documents also include the president's musings about pursuing leakers and imprisoning journalists.
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Twitter has given me a handy little space to blurt out my musings.
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This thoughtful article switches between psychological research and literary musings on the subject.
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He has seemingly grown indifferent to public musings from Jackson, the Knicks' president.
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And then the Quora algorithm served up a second wave of IQ musings.
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President Trump's Twitter musings have inspired fans, foes and now — its own wine.
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These are not private musings, but intensely introspective works about death's anticipated arrival.
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" Kobe chills his little buddy out by explaining the (lesser) power of "light musings.
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National Security advisors are reportedly struggling to create policy from our leader's online musings.
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If you're really troubled by your past musings you can delete the whole lot.
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The music business was an afterthought to quiet musings on relationships, success, and environment.
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Thus, Trump's tweet prompts not just neurobiological musings, but a historical one as well.
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Sometimes, you have to jot down all your musings before forming a coherent concept.
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But we're not done yet, and I'll save those musings for after the finale!
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Now, we don't know how exactly how seriously to take Trump's musings about NATO.
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Yet, it turned out, at least at their convention, that my musings were welcome.
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A musician on TikTok recorded a note-for-note piano interpretation of Cardi's musings.
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For those familiar with the president's anti-immigrant musings, it was a familiar refrain.
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DeAnne is still a frequent Instagrammer, posting her daily musings frequently to her stories.
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Hillary has long refused to rid us all of her boomer musings since losing.
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Lurking beneath Mr. Kissinger's musings on Chinese history is a not-so-subtle subtext.
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The Werner Herzog Valentines website adapts some of the director's bleakest musings for romantic purposes.
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And her decision, announced shortly after her private musings on the issue leaked, is revealing.
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Soon, dialogue between the couple is replaced by Anna's musings about the nature of reality.
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It could be a misapplication of a factor, or some extemporaneous musings from the bench.
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While many fans have been delighted by Cardi's political musings, Lahren wasn't one of them.
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His tiniest musings would be discussed and dissected everywhere by everybody for days, weeks, months!
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It was like looking at a teenage girl's musings—hearts and butterflies and Justin's name.
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The interviewees mix their musings on the philosophy of cybersecurity with mentorship and security advice.
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Sarah literally turns lyrics about rain into musings on memory and the fuzz of nostalgia.
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Find our musings below, then join us in the tavern brawl that is the comments.
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PROFESSOR DAVID COLDWELLJohannesburg I enjoyed Schumpeter's musings on the rise of the SuperBoss (December 19th).
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They've had to be the musings of my own navigations around this thing called blackness.
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Fact-checking the warped musings of a deranged, white supremacist killer has lots of drawbacks.
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In fairness, Mr. Trump's musings about the auto bailout have not always been uniformly negative.
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In Shaw's play, there were too many entrances and exits, musings and changes of mind.
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The plot is desultory; what occurs is talk, plus copious inner musings about family relationships.
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To give the anecdotes and musings more power Anlen wanted the documentary to be immersive.
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"It was like looking at a teenage girl's musings — hearts and butterflies and Justin's name."
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They include more than 800 drawings, as well as random musings and jotted telephone numbers.
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These musings led to Berenson's current roaming through the halls of Musée du quai Branly.
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The lyrics sound like the musings of someone who is extremely concerned about climate change.
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Yet Facebook executives' tortured musings in recent weeks suggest that the task ahead remains difficult.
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So I found a person everyone loves hearing feminist musings from: a progressive white dude!
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What we're reading: These musings on the North Pole, published in Scientific American's opinion section.
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This list hardly captures all of Trump fascistic musings, but the point is obvious enough.
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During the session, Drake shared his musings on the Fermi Paradox, formulated as an equation.
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Angry Bernie Sanders supporters have flooded social media with dark musings about a stolen victory.
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It also included bold musings about the future and cutting insights about the present day.
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Though I was asking about his policy aims, his musings swerved off to other vexations.
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We're seeing his memories, musings, and complex emotions reflected prismatically across a spacious, sparkling sky.
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"These are just the musings of a jilted lover," said Mario Gallucci, Mr. Nesimi's lawyer.
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My musings come ahead of the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona which kicks off this week.
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The writing is filled with religious imagery, musings on good and evil, sexual confusion, and guilt.
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Trump's rhetoric, by contrast, is barely coherent, peppered with crude insults and casual musings about violence.
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There's only thunder, fear, apocalyptic musings and bellicose vows to exert America's muscle around the world.
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Check out more of Oldham's insightful musings about the tricky, ongoing journey to self-acceptance here.
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He gives you a video game pitch, along with musings on everything from haircuts to drugs.
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At first glance, Penton's tweets seem like the random musings of an average 21-year-old.
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Give them time, though, and they lighten up, revealing nuanced colors and whimsical musings on perception.
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Interior monologue allows for side trips and random musings, a temptation that Kennedy does not resist.
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Like most people, you expect those digital musings to be private exchanges between sender and recipient.
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Trump's musings about the obsolescence of NATO could signal the dissolution of the postwar global order.
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Musings dashed off without thought, or intended for limited audiences, can come back as vengeful ghosts.
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We received hundreds of submissions, from musings on the foods readers believed induced labor to expletives.
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Something is up and President Trump's latest musings about firing Mueller won't make it go away.
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And that followed Trump's musings about the need to close the country entirely to new arrivals.
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Such findings would provide plausible motivation for both Russian actions and the president-elect's tweeted musings.
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We&aposre seeing his memories, musings, and complex emotions reflected prismatically across a spacious, sparkling sky.
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The film's title comes from one of Alper's many simple, yet strangely philosophical, musings about life.
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The audio could have been more than the musings of people whose names a layperson doesn't recognize.
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One sure path to success is to present your ideas as the musings of an innocent child.
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Up until this point, journalism has competed directly with the musings of friends, memes, and baby photos.
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You can text thoughts, ideas, musings, and the "personalized shopper" will come back with recommendations and reviews.
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In Wray's case, even if his musings aren't always fascinating, they are unfailingly thoughtful and gorgeously written.
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They are more than love stories, they are musings on heteronormativity, Black masculinity and femininity, family, etc.
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Several of the included files are notes and musings, jotted down on sheets of a legal pad.
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Unsurprisingly, there was plenty of buzz about Elon Musk's musings on society's need for a universal income.
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Out of the discarded digital musings, more than 30 of them contained typos and/or other errors.
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I'll offer the musings of a former soldier and say it is because of five reasons: 1.
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In later remarks, Trump's musings about possibly annihilating an entire country in Central Asia became slightly clearer.
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Some of the most brilliant minds have dedicated themselves to musings on age, such is its potency.
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The only difference is that in your journal, no one sees your petty musings except for you!
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They have your purchase and employment histories, your social media musings, your educational history, your credit report.
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The guy even stumped Stephen Colbert into silence with his spiritual musings on the nature of mortality.
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The next day, a picture of Little Round Top in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, and some musings on leadership.
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A former strategic partner manager says We rounded up the parting musings of 12 former Facebook employees.
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Below we have a generous sampling of the best creative musings on Donald Trump's personality and influence.
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Now, we are getting an even closer look at the Hollywood icon's private life and personal musings.
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Mr. Douthat's musings — that Asians might lead the Democrats back to "1990s-style Clintonism" — are wrongheaded fantasies.
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This is a peaceful story, and it comes off almost as a bedtime musings in comic form.
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What we're reading: This science writer's musings on the North Pole, published in Scientific American's Opinion section.
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As the extemporaneous song grows, others join in with musings of their own, call-and-response style.
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Mr. Early's recent shows at the Bell House were tours de force of musings, music and mirth.
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Readers of this page have every reason to be suspicious of the political musings of an actor.
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Many scholars expected the letters would contain only literary gossip and Eliot's musings on writing and poetry.
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Trump's most intemperate outbursts, his most offensive musings, pale before opinions that were mainstream in recent history.
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But unlike many of King's fictional must-reads, his Twitter musings might be best left un-scrutinized.
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Johannes's musings on the page attempt to get readers to sympathize with him, an unsettling emotional exercise.
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House Republicans lobbied the Justice Department for access to the infamous musings and then promptly released them.
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None of these pastimes lend themselves particularly well to quiet contemplation, or to crafting long written musings.
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It is not the isolated musings of one man but rather part Of a broader discreditation strategy.
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Trump's most intemperate outbursts, his most indecent musings, pale before opinions that were mainstream in living memory.
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On that track—and throughout the record—her interpersonal musings come accompanied by tempestuous guitar parts, and gnarled chord voicings lending a heaviness and a discomfort to the musings, a sense that whatever conclusions she comes to aren't totally settled, just the best she can do for now.
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Galarraga's lyrics aren't didactic, instead serving like the kind of casual musings that are taken best as punchlines.
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In the dark dystopia that is Trump's media bubble, Downey's random musings exuded a welcome ray of light.
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Celebrity: Demi LovatoOn an episode of Late Night with Seth Meyers, Demi Lovato echoed Katy Perry's philosophical musings.
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Is this the work a somewhat scruffy, understated genius or the self-aware musings of a pseudo-intellectual?
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Editors doubted readers would be interested in the musings of a Jewish teenager who died in the war.
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The one notable exception to Wray's aforementioned precision is in his musings on the mysterious nature of time.
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Meet Bro Carrie Bradshaw, social media's hilarious take on the Manhattanite's musings from the perspective of a dude.
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Secretary of Defense James Mattis is the latest member of Trump's Cabinet to correct the president's jingoistic musings.
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Being still with yourself can give access to all sorts of ideas and musings that wouldn't otherwise occur.
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But his exaggerations come not only in impromptu musings but when he is mostly reciting a prepared text.
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For most people today, the internet is the ultimate resource for information, pop culture takes, and political musings.
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Unlike your typical Twitter feed, this one eschews 140-character musings in favor of images of Brutalist buildings.
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It's the women who fall outside of those familial ties who are often subject to Kendrick's flatter musings.
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This gives room for Trump to better explain himself, but it's doubtful he'll use it for thoughtful musings.
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In novelistic introductions to each chapter, she recreates several periods in Austen's life, even channeling her deathbed musings.
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It's this great combination of Eugene's personal musings about culture and tech and product that's all mashed together.
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He is the caretaker of perhaps the best pitching staff in baseball, so these are not inconsequential musings.
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It&aposs no secret that Warren Buffett&aposs musings on markets have captivated and inspired generations of investors.
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Dowling's quippy musings aside, he has a few solid points to support his skepticism of topological quantum computing.
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Rating Percival's post-episode musings on The Man in the High Castle are especially devoid of anything worthwhile.
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Karen Karniol-Tambour, the firm's head of investment research, oversees the engine that produces these client-exclusive musings.
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There are Hesperios pens, and a set of colorful notebooks with legends like Hesperios Musings and Hesperios Reflections.
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There is also a sign-up for a monthly email with class info, along with musings on dance.
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For as long as we've had open space offices, we've had musings on the downsides of these workplaces.
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"It was a flyer," she said—the profane musings of a guy who broiled steaks for a living.
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The characters' musings about regrets — life is imperfect, you see — seem superfluous, the byproducts of an overwritten screenplay.
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This beautifully weird, poetic comedy follows a Michigan chorus teacher (Joe Pera) and his gentle musings on life.
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"Welcome to middle age!" a friend recently emailed me in response to some of these 30-something musings.
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Never didactic, it nevertheless suggested, through tense, delicate music, musings on language, storytelling, social media and artistic ethics.
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The earliest recorded musings on these delicate shapes date to 135 B.C. in China, according to Libbrecht's research.
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The theorist's musings on "undecidability," on the "excess of syntax over meaning," are precise paraphrases of Mallarmé's technique.
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The philosophical musings of "All the King's Men" come in the context of the vindication of American institutions.
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But for many of us today, such 213th century romantic musings seem quaint, if not downright un-American.
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Many teens have tumblogs for personal use: sharing photos, videos, musings, and things they find funny with their friends.
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Daenerys, with her fateful musings about ridding the world from tyrants, is well on her way to becoming one.
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His musings on this were overstated and tended to ignore the rising share of elderly people in the population.
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The movie itself has a very different message, and one that came out of Cannon's own musings about motherhood.
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See more of their musings ahead, and let the spirit of The Braid power the rest of your day.
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And the movie's villains become such cartoony caricatures that it's impossible to take Fallen Kingdom's attempted philosophical musings seriously.
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The film, released Tuesday, shows Abloh's musings on travel as he leaves a hotel room and takes a flight.
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They replace self-indulgent musings with helpful tips, lovely pictures and great links to the travel recordings of others.
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Similarly, the musings about how humans interact with artificial intelligence were surely provocative, but at times felt half-baked.
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And if you're not convinced Efron wants to settle down, let us direct you to his musings on technology.
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Created by Nick Kaman, This Is Fine is one developer's musings on the election results and the impending inauguration.
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He blocked out all the intelligent musings against ALM on the internet that day so he could be focused.
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Iturbide's deeply unsettling photos are interspersed with poetic musings about her life and some gorgeous black and white artwork.
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But Democrats could take it back this November thanks in part to the musings of an academic in California.
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The former prime minister and president of Israel was a fountain of seemingly effortless bons mots and poetic musings.
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Alternating between Buddhist musings and illicit business deals, Chun, like China, struggles to reconcile the spiritual and the transactional.
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Though, in all fairness to Dunham, we're pretty sure these musings have been baking in her brain for awhile.
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Carhart, sections of his opinions often read like stream-of-consciousness musings disconnected from the law he was considering.
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In the end, the committee subpoenaed thousands of pages of his musings before recommending his expulsion from the Senate.
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" Writing to a friend's widow, Aldous Huxley veered into esoteric musings: "How are we related to what we were?
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I really liked Avenatti until his focus started shifting to public musings about whether he should run for president.
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Mr. Trump's own aides have insisted that the president's remarks are personal musings, not an attempt to dictate policy.
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The people in that arena supported the actions of a sitting president, not just the musings of a candidate.
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At first glance, the paintings seem like musings on the more mundane aspects of black life in the South.
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For many politically obsessed liberals, his inevitably upbeat musings offered a welcome online antidote to Mr. Trump's Twitter rampaging.
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" He added, "It is not the isolated musings of one man but rather part of a broader discreditation strategy.
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Turn to the harmonious vocal musings of the Virginia Gentlemen, an a cappella group from the University of Virginia.
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But the overture got a frosty reception from Republicans on Tuesday despite recent musings about working across party lines.
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Cott draws on Sendak's own musings, as well as the thoughts of a psychoanalyst, a Jungian analyst and others.
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As with any interrogation of Trump's random musings, there is no coherent and comprehensive worldview to be unearthed here.
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But many Christian conservatives have come up with an answer both coarser and clearer than Ahmari's musings: Donald Trump.
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Trump's first campaign manager, Corey Lewandowski, also reference national security concerns — in the form of deep state conspiracy musings.
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Those musings turned into Halal Travel Guide, an online platform offering tips, recommendations and curated itineraries for Muslim travelers.
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Thousands follow her on YouTube, where she posts her speeches, DIY craft tutorials and musings about being a transgender youth.
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Wedged deep inside Trump's many books — amid thoughts on women, migrants, and politics — are significant musings on food and diet.
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This interview, which was condensed and edited for clarity and occurred before any presidential musings, was conducted in New York.
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So, this Equal Pay Day, we're taking a look at some of Bartier Cardi's best musings on work and money.
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This growing vacuum is leaving crucial parts of major cities uncovered, from politics to lively musings on local art scenes.
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Watch below for more 'Ye musings on Trump, Obama, business, and the community he's building on 300 acres of land.
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" Much of Babitz's 1990s output consisted of further musings for Esquire, as in "I Was a Naked Pawn for Art.
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ICYMI: Chrissy Teigen switched her Twitter account to private, which means fans will no longer be privy to her musings.
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With her petty musings and self-indulgent soliloquies, the hilarious vixen gone viral gained a legion of followers almost instantly.
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Although Rogers declined to be interviewed about his business, he has posted musings about money and life in online forums.
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While Cramer admires Musk's confidence, he sympathized with those who try to make mathematical sense of his ultra-positive musings.
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But Mankins' interplanetary musings went beyond the way solar is already used to power satellites and the International Space Station.
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His rockstar-meets-rap-god records give listeners a peek into the artist's mind and his musings on drug culture.
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As with his neo-conservative politics, Brooks's religious musings spring from a nostalgia for the consensus America of the 1950s.
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She is either a demigod, the daughter of Zeus, or a former lump of clay, among other creation-myth musings.
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Some parts of Twitter were already abuzz with hate-filled, evidence-free musings about Muslims being responsible for the fire.
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Leonardo da Vinci filled tens of thousands of pages with sketches and musings on his art, inventions, observations, and ideas.
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Stoners' apparently silly musings about their mental state and the nature of reality actually reflect a surprisingly intractable philosophical problem.
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Alex is our philosopher, given to dark musings over what fate must have in store for a slumping Travis d'Arnaud.
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Trump frequently delivers his musings to the world via tweet, often before federal agencies can announce their own official statements.
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Obviously, not everyone wants to start a newsletter to write about their conscientious spending progress and random finance-related musings.
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Or, as the voice-over at Virgil Abloh's Off-White show went, musings on "the challenge of storytelling now" — i.e.
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Existential musings aside, a visit to this village of a few hundred people feels much as it has for years.
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They were nothing more than a campus rebel's personal thoughts, some revolutionary poetry and musings about the meaning of life.
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Because racism was quietly everywhere, in the names of schools and streets as much as the ignorant musings of classmates.
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Then Bauer chimed in: More musings about how spin rate might be affected by bubble gum or pine tar followed.
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It would be simple to dismiss his comments on Twitter as the personal social media musings of a private citizen.
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Lovers of his back-to-nature musings will flock to the shores of Walden Pond to celebrate his literary greatness.
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But Mr. Salvini's social media feeds are not really about product placement, or the musings of a proud culinary nationalist.
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That would have been the beginning of a decent, possibly instructive memoir, or at least something beyond these sleepy musings.
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His writings included musings on how to spark a cycle of violence in the wake of a disaster or demonstration.
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Unfortunately, I don't have an explanation from Kylizzle herself, but I have a few of my own musings on the matter.
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In fact, her memoir started out as musings about her life that she'd originally intended just to share with her kids.
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Wade and had previously voiced support for enhanced interrogation -- a heated item following Trump's musings about trying to bring back waterboarding.
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Amid his musings on foreigners, women, and making deals were pearls of wisdom — about everything from handshakes to managing your weight.
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The accusations quickly spread from Twitter beef, to legitimate editorial musings, and slinging mud on everyone from Diplo to Martin Garrix.
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If you're a little more fluent in Mandarin than Gates, you can follow his musings over on his official WeChat account.
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The piano part goes through quick shifts, from dreamy musings to flinty outbursts, spiky 12-tone like intricacies and sizzling jazz.
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Just take Dr. Ellie Sattler's (Laura Dern) response to Dr. Ian Malcolm's (Jeff Goldblum) musings on the chaotic cycle of life.
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What started as musings at work quickly turned into a full-blown side hustle the day we bought the Bulletin domain.
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I look forward to their musings because their primary directive is to produce creative or absurd content — and I'm not alone.
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Check out a snippet of Alexa Chung's musings on this week's UnStyled podcast below, and be sure to subscribe for more.
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HBO's science fiction drama Westworld isn't just known for its talented cast and its philosophical musings about the nature of reality.
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And the first bite matched my musings: it was sweet, without an overwhelming artificial aftertaste, and nutty without being overly dry.
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After years of literally dreaming of portraits, paintings, and gallery openings, Sicile-Kira's mother encouraged him to actualize these nighttime musings.
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She succeeded, highlighting Sanders' 2011 musings about a liberal primary challenger to Obama and questioning Obama's commitment to the progressive cause.
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Numerous times throughout Kabakov's writing, we see a pattern emerge that combines serious and dense philosophical musings about art, with humor.
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But when I read Ranjana's musings on Sondhi I felt that elusive moment of recognition most of us love in art.
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But the approach of that deadline prompted some summiteers into wistful musings on what they saw as the ironies of Brexit.
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He embarked on a road trip in January, earning some mockery from detractors for his introspective musings in an online diary.
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The article does not allege that Rosenstein actually recorded Trump or followed through on his musings about invoking the 25th Amendment.
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While we all wait for Thrones' heralded comeback, fans can quench their Westeros thirst with all of these musings and more.
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And like "Game of Thrones," there's an abundance of swords, blood, nudity, shouting and occasional musings on the nature of power.
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Like Beckett, this is a series of rants and musings of a self-destructive, neurotic, irritable and very amusing city dweller.
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Harry Potter author J.K. Rowling live-tweeted the town hall-style presidential debate with pointed responses and quoteable 140-character musings.
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Unsurprisingly, the paintings and sculptures in this Grand Palais exhibition do not quite reward either fierce mystical musings or revolutionary expectations.
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The writing staff cleverly snuck in feminist musings and sprinkled heartfelt messages, cultural critiques, and self-referential quips in every episode.
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Apart from Trump's reported private musings about the tape, the White House has publicly stood behind Trump's original apology last year.
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Both are given plenty of space for their own musings and worries, but their presence smothers the story's low-burning flame.
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Musings from Mr. Trump about the prospect of a trade deal with China or the Federal Reserve continue to rattle investors.
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Trump's Twitter use has been the subject of various analyses of his moods and habits and musings about potentially distractive strategies.
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Did my recent musings on the deplorable state of the Knicks prove a must-read at the breakfast table in Shanghai?
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These musings deepen when Sofia travels to recession-stricken Greece to visit her father, his new wife, and their baby daughter.
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The reason there are no life-sustaining devices in our romantic musings of death is that there just weren't any available.
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A letter he drafted to friends in 19783, prosecutors said, contained musings about how to cause the maximum disruption to society.
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And that's precisely what James did, filling her blog and social media accounts with musings about her life, experiences, and passions.
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Every week or so, I blast it out to a few thousand people who have signed up to read my musings.
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In addition to their comical musings, the display includes a comment on each cartoon by a mathematician, scientist or other expert.
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It flows between a traditional interview correspondence, rants about the weather, poems, and Colo's random musings (which are like poems, too).
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The retired Marine general is best known to most Americans for his quotable musings on killing and the thrill of combat.
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The musings, jokes, and wisdom come from a man who was born in 22003 to Italian immigrants and became an American original.
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We'll have the rest of time to unravel his musings on music, self-image, being cool, Justin Bieber and everything in between.
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Constandin, an inexhaustible talker, overflowing with corny wisdom, snippets of poetry and philosophical musings, resembles one of Mr. Tarantino's garrulous bounty hunters.
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So they've appropriated Trump's message and inserted their own musings, sometimes in the form of song lyrics, sometimes with other fun references.
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Clipper Ship consists of seven songs spanning nearly 36 minutes, the tracks oscillating between gorgeous droning meditations and low-key folk musings.
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Sam joining Bran in his musings about the fragility of human memory wasn't just him having the sads about his dead family.
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It's easy to forget you're looking at a bot when reading her captions, which are sprinkled with witty remarks and relatable musings.
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Within hours on Friday morning, #newyorkvalues was trending on Twitter, and more than 25,000 people had posted their musings on the subject.
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But an elite InfantryBot 5000 upgraded with the transcendental courage and philosophical musings of decorated German World War I soldier Ernst Jünger?
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Back in her hotel room, Joan sits down with a (massive) tape recorder and begins to gather her musings for her book.
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But, for a moment on Friday, they were just two guys who feature heavily in the voice-over musings of Carrie Bradshaw.
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Flitting through the play, so subtly that you barely notice them, are occasions when deeper philosophical musings are raised obliquely and fleetingly.
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While many fans have been delighted by Cardi's political musings, conservative FOX Nation host and commentator Tomi Lahren isn't one of them.
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It's a great way to tell jokes as she comments on slides that mostly cover smartphone-related grievances and musings about technology.
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Kang told Insider that show's other characters "have their own wonderings and musings" about the budding friendship or relationship between the two.
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We didn't simply stick with traditional business reads, however: We included novels, psychological research, and even the musings of a Roman emperor.
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Facebook, which was built on users sharing their photos, musings and articles they find interesting, has been focused on journalism of late.
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I copied Kostya on my weekly dispatches from Mesopotamia, musings for friends and family, and he would almost always respond with interest.
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It's all framed with autobiographical musings about growing up as a gay child of straight parents, and ultimately becoming a parent myself.
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" Sure, Anton's musings on the coming apocalypse and why Trump deserves to be POTUS have been called the "source code of Trumpism.
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Mercy Hospital is comprised of over five notebooks of work, vacillating between meandering, colorful abstraction and hyper-cognizant musings on the self.
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The essay touches on the history of air-conditioners, climate change and the alt-surrealist Georges Bataille's musings on energy and consumption.
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The wall text frequently references the artist's thoughts and musings, as does a newly commissioned, nonlinear documentary which bookends the introductory video.
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" One afternoon, Sir Shadow's philosophical musings were interrupted when a yell rose from another cubicle: "Hey, I'm trying to sleep over here!
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Anne Frank wrote a number of dirty jokes and musings on sex in hidden pages of her famous diary, researchers have found.
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Inelegant construction and unsubtle, occasionally tub-thumping dialogue further drain the movie's potency, as do Mathilde's overripe musings on war and suffering.
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Speckled with present-day politics and musings on global capitalism, "Have a Nice Day" conjures a small-town landscape of pitiless greed.
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Yet firing him on charges of insubordination means believing that the Fake News got the story about Rosenstein's 25th Amendment musings right.
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GUA MUSANG, Malaysia — Norazila and Ayu were best friends and they shared everything that girls do: sleepovers, selfies, musings about cute boys.
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But, as some suggested in the social media musings above, tethering your identity to the products you consume can have toxic results.
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But in this case, other performers will be giving melodious voice to the always arresting musings of this take-no-prisoners comedian.
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" But my favorite of his spiritual musings came when he was asked, on the Christian Broadcasting Network, "Who is God to you?
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But beneath the pantomime and theater, serious ideas were at work, including musings on self-expression, hedonism and the right to freedom.
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The personal writings do not only reveal the musings of a man grappling with a jolt to his view of the world.
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Stay tuned after the reading for a quick catch-up with her, and follow her on Twitter for more of her musings.
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Forsyth, in particular, grounds so many of the series' musings on memory and pain, and the ways they interweave in our brains.
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Poetic musings on the color of the sky mixed with observations of workers scurrying through sleet or basking in glorious rays of sunshine.
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To answer these musings, and the call of the 225-minute meal siren song, I decided to embark upon a timed cooking quest.
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In our limited testing, much of what the bot says is similar to the bland and sometimes nonsensical musings spouted by other bots.
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Despite Trump's occasional musings that he wouldn't cut taxes on the rich and might want to raise them, this bill does the opposite.
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The collection of her musings on Black womanhood includes poems, personal essays, and an intergenerational interview between a young woman and her grandmother.
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Jaden Smith, the enigma and Gen-Z icon, should be on your radar for more than just his musings and famous last name.
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After that, click Browse Tweets to look back on all your Twitter musings—it may take a moment to load, so be patient.
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The snowcam made for one of the highest traffic moments of Mr. Ryan's speakership so far, rivaling the Instagram musings about his beard.
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You have political experience Finding someone to help implement that policy has often been a focus of Trump's musings on potential running mates.
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Beyond the musings of Thiel and Hoppe, libertarian legal scholars are pushing to use the courts to limit democratic sovereignty over the economy.
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The idea resulted from Tehrani's musings about what he could include on the building that would mark it as from the 21st century.
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That's bleak, but the magic of Blackstar is its balance of these dense musings on mortality with cooling levity and wry literary allusion.
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After more than 30 hours of God of War, I needed a break from the game's blood, violence, and self-serious parental musings.
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You can read personal musings on the film from directors Mario Hugo and Sam Mason, here, and watch Little Things in full below.
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These brief musings are apparently part of West's greater reflections, which he said he's compiling in his forthcoming philosophy book, Break the Simulation.
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Medium is used by a slew of nonprofits, independent journalists and even political organizations to post longer-than-tweet sized musings or announcements.
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But his Twitter musings have been a regular source of headaches for his campaign both during the primary election and the general election.
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In June, a makeup blogger who goes by the name Muse reviewed a Huda Beauty palette for their website, Musings of a Muse.
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Each date in the diary has five blank spaces (one for each year) that they can fill with random musings, ideas, and memories.
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The feed was dominated by self-help style musings, paeans to entrepreneurship, the promotion of his books and his love of vegan food.
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But when I hear musings from friends and mom-sperts today, I picture lonesome days of laundry, Dora marathons, and zero adult interactions.
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I download at least 10 comics per week and tweet about many of them — though I try to keep my musings spoiler-free.
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The president's public musings are clearly designed to undermine the Russia investigation and fortify those in his camp in their refusals to testify.
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But while the memories and musings are her own, the voice that recounts them belongs to an actor — for "Farmhouse/Whorehouse," Lili Taylor.
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The younger Mr. Goodlatte's Twitter feed is largely composed of musings on cryptocurrency, social media and technology, and the occasional anti-Trump retweet.
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For years I poured my opinions, musings and outrage onto my timeline, believing I held an indispensable place in a vital sociopolitical experiment.
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Mengiste ventures into the minds of these two men, with their confusions of cruelty and self-pity, their musings about masculinity and representation.
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This archetype of female celebrity came into being around 216, when Paltrow started mass-emailing her shopping tips and musings to voluntary subscribers.
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Stuart's semiliterate hippie musings are pure perfection, as are Faith's various nemeses in love, life and homeownership, who pop up with welcome regularity.
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In the centuries since these initial musings, the idea that these personality types (or even illnesses) arise from fluids has long been debunked.
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Follow them, and you can read editors' musings on all things fashion and the arts, or Kurkova's chats with friends about her morning yoga.
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Perhaps, given his Aspen campaign experience and his frequent musings about running for Senate, we'd be electing this ultimate iconoclast to federal office today.
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He brings Sherlockian elements into his portrayal — you see Cummings sitting in a broom cupboard in the dark, scribbling his musings onto the door.
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Other elements are pre-recorded, including the throbbing sounds of the Amazon and the musings of academics on whether time exists in multiple dimensions.
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The track list for that album hasn't been revealed (yet), but you can bet it's going to be experimental, and full of philosophical musings.
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Beyond the standard musings about the hard-knock life or abstract stabs at "commentary," these projects are somehow both artistically focused and thematically conflicted.
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At this Sunday's Emmy Awards, Vanity Fair asked some of TV's biggest stars to take a crack at reciting some of Perry's Twitter musings.
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The result was the "Prison Notebooks", a wide-ranging collection of musings that have gone on to have a strikingly diverse and enduring influence.
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Pages 12 and 13 for instance, are normally dedicated to readers' musings ("Can commuters stop having their breakfast on trains?" implores Keith, from Brighton).
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Our weekly tutorials were fraught, ending in either frustration ("No, Lydia, for the last time, you may not poke your father") or metaphysical musings.
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Many have tired of this pattern and perfected boilerplate responses to deflect calls to either denounce or defend the president's latest social media musings.
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More recently, it feels like the world has moved on to other platforms to share their quirky ideas, creative musings and more practical thoughts.
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One of Unquiet's great strengths is Ullmann's seamless weaving of time periods, transcripts from the audio recordings, and musings about memory, family, and fame.
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The beach theme echoes the 31-year-old R&B artist's musings about waves in the birth announcement she posted to Instagram last week.
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His musings are often oblique and tangential — yet he manages to penetrate the spirals of some of the most engaging quandaries in contemporary science.
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Over the past 48 hours, Mr. Trump expanded his musings about courts, doubting whether a Muslim judge could fairly adjudicate a trial involving him.
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Recently, YouTuber Coach Jeremy released a video where we were introduced to his adorable son Mason, and we followed his musings during hockey practice.
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Unsurprisingly, the well-dressed attendees had wise musings to share on how clothing makes them feel empowered; ahead are seven of our favorite takeaways.
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He insists that he's not interested in politics, but then surprises me by launching into his own musings on the subject sans any prompting.
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Starting when her children were toddlers, Glennon Doyle sent daily email musings about recovery, faith, parenting and marriage to a handful of close friends.
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Through her gaze, the animal becomes a symbol for queerness and elusive desire, as she injects autobiographical musings into her study of the creature.
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Socialist Realism traces Low's childhood, adolescence, and early adulthood through recollections, reflections, and art criticism, as well as musings on relationships, family, and politics.
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Chidi's ramblings and lectures bored Michael, who eventually jazzed up Chidi's theoretical musings with some concrete situations involving a trolley and splattered human remains.
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But it's not your imagination: his public musings about how people look have become much more frequent since the first year of his presidency.
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Before he could get rid of his commenting history entirely, Quartz took screenshots of his musings and preserved them online for all to see.
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In this way, Abu Hamdan formally binds his audiovisual musings to the necessary clarification of words, emphasizing essential themes of language, power, and understanding.
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One can only imagine, for example, what America's military leaders thought about his rambling, word-salad musings about how to improve our aircraft carriers.
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On last year's album, "Americana: Musings on Jazz and Blues," the group dealt head-on with its musical and cultural inheritance, earning broad acclaim.
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After 23 long and lonely years, bereft of her velvety musings, Australia will finally have chance to openly weep at the feet of Adele.
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Mary Shelley's life, and that of her mother and father, provide insight into her intellect, fears, fascination with science and musings on human nature.
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She pokes fun at herself, she pokes fun at others and she regularly posts hazy-filtered selfies with very random musings written in the captions.
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We're told this particular notebook features 20-25 pages of verses, full songs, and random musings by the hip-hop legend during his 'Degrassi' days.
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Here, Meyerowitz shares a selection of pictures from Where I Find Myself and his musings on photography and art: How did you begin in photography?
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Trump's Twitter account, full of random musings, exclamation points, shoot-from-the-hip insults and grammar mistakes, is an unvarnished extension of his public persona.
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Perhaps providing an environment hospitable to such musings is the best we can expect from the rare benefactors of capitalism, in this day and age.
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That includes France's newly elected President Emmanuel Macron, who denounced Trump's musings on abandoning the Paris climate treaty, a likely point of contention in Sicily.
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"I was inspired by The Hosemaster, with his irreverent musings on all things vinous, especially his hilarious piece on 'The Great Sommelier Eradication," Burge recounts.
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Now, Google Keep will categorize your notes by topic — like food, books, and quotes — and allow you to search for those musings later by keyword.
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As Thoreau's mentor Ralph Waldo Emerson was fond of saying, "Moderation in all things" — a 19th century riff on Hesiodic musings that's still relevant today. .
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As a lawmaker shuttling between Brasília and São Paulo a few years ago, he found himself jotting his musings on cocktail napkins in airport lounges.
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The comments came two days after Trump complained that Frederiksen had a "nasty" response to his musings about buying Greenland, an autonomous territory of Denmark.
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After he killed himself, the shooter was identified as Scott Paul Beierle, a 40-year-old who left behind a trove of hate-filled musings.
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In the meta excursion, directed by Benjamin Dickinson, Watts brings along his familiar comedic touches (philosophical musings, probing insights into humanity, generally uproarious non-sequiturs).
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She introduced them to the work of a playwright, Steven Levenson, who became the "Dear Evan Hansen" book writer, turning their musings into a narrative.
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She seems unhinged, rattled, and is soon conveniently gone from the scene, though only after leaving a bag and a notebook filled with cryptic musings.
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Mr. Tines charismatically handled the shifts of style so naturally you almost didn't notice when, say, muttered words of despair slipped into dreamy lyrical musings.
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Buzzing around her quiet musings, though, like a fly in the meditation room, is the largely unanswered question of what brought her to this point.
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Farnam Street now consists of book lists, essays, podcasts and a vibrant social network — all of which are anchored by Mr. Parrish's self-improvement musings.
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Diller's musings and Dowd's complicity are one of the reasons women are so reluctant to speak up about their experiences of harassment or sexual assault.
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" The first vendor said of spinner thieves, "it's in their character," before broadening his musings to a philosophical realm: "You're living in a bootleg world.
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Around Town Marcel Proust, whose musings on memory permeate his novel "In Search of Lost Time," made a habit of soliciting photographs of his acquaintances.
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Musings on love from the king of hip-hop and his wife of more than 20 years about the secrets to happy long-term relationships.
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The album, presided over by longtime producer Noah "40" Shebib, extends Drake's brand of gorgeous beat selection and lyrical musings about emotion, love and loss.
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In just a few years, these websites have become many people's medium of choice for sharing their musings, photos, videos and a whole lot more.
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Is it not possible that some Trump voters' tastes might reach beyond a vile Roseanne Barr and the racist musings of some on Fox News?
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The "buttered toast" and "cunty fingers" come courtesy of the English novelist Henry Green, who was quoting an old butler's musings on life's great pleasures.
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Below, we've rounded up the best of the comments on two of these topics, along with some more lighthearted teenage musings about dream travel destinations.
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The book's dreamy musings and vague scenes are laden with metaphors so mixed it can require several reads just to take in their true awfulness.
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Trump's obsession with the political and social musings of black athletes isn't a minor fascination but instead almost a sport of his very own creation.
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In the gallery the bike will be displayed on a raised white platform, prompting all kinds of musings on the intersections of culture and capitalism.
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"Negative interest rates in Japan is blowing my mind," said Jose Canseco, the provocative retired baseball player not normally known for his economic musings, on Twitter.
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There's nothing revelatory in the piece—it was conducted by the co-hosts of his Beats 1 show, after all—but there's plenty of gentle musings.
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Andy Warhol, Seven Illustrated Books (1952-1959) compiles what are arguably Warhol's most personal works, with their quirky drawings and handwritten texts exemplifying his fanciful musings.
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While he could have easily achieved a similar effect digitally, his process collapses a mélange of temporalities: musings around a city, encounters with historic landmarks, banalities.
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If we just read their musings and followed links to articles, we might be only a little less overwhelmed than before, or perhaps even deeper underwater.
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The theoretical musings of William James were the norm (a wry commenter once noted that William James was the writer, and his brother Henry, the psychologist).
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Serial had the stamp of approval from Adnan himself to release Adnan's personal thoughts and musings while he talked to podcast host Sarah Koenig from jail.
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He was so relieved by the exercise that he did something virtually unheard-of among US Muslims: He published his musings on mental health and suicide.
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SHAWN KRAVETZPresidentEsplanade Capital Boston Regarding Bartleby's musings on the futility of meetings (June 30th), I can tell you that it is easy to run them efficiently.
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Following up Young Thug's woozy, slurred musings on the Lil' C-produced "Can I," Tip spits with punchy professionalism as he gets flirtatious on the track.
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Trump's comments during the campaign about NATO and musings on whether US allies Japan and South Korea should consider nuclear weapons have similarly concerned those countries.
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In the week since Chrissy Teigen announced her second pregnancy through an excruciatingly adorable Instagram video, she's been airing her pregnancy questions and musings on Twitter.
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"Occasionally, administrators use distribution channels to share original messages, such as musings on IS, commentary on pro-IS content or cybersecurity best practices," the report states.
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Your news feeds will be littered with the #RoyalFamily and #WhenHarryMetMeg musings unless you do some work to cinch off the firehose before the event begins.
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Lost & Found instead trades in musings on love that, at their most simplistic moments, really show that most of this album was written by a teenager.
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The moment when Philip and Elizabeth were exposed to Tim's musings about the depth of their betrayal in an earlier episode ranked among the season's highlights.
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The truth is that the less Harry Styles says about it, the more fans are bound to project their own musings on the former celebrity couple.
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The startup helped popularise the concept of blogging and the word itself by making it simple for people to post their musings without needing to code.
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In pages left with the fishermen who facilitated his trip to the island, his musings are a clear indication of his desire to convert the tribe.
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It's an alluring amalgamation of rap, funk, and jazz that makes you want to find the groove in the midst of Kendrick Lamar's musings on race.
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Even a subsequent civil court victory against Gawker for defamation and later reinstatement to the Hall of Fame didn't end the backlash over his private musings.
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Some of Fox's musings will have you nodding along — they're the kind of things lots of people probably think, but don't talk about because, well, filters.
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For me, that is fine – I'm getting paid – but I pity the woman with a puckered lip who's just a backdrop to the narrator's philosophical musings.
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And his musings on humankind and the universe are not just beautiful — the man had a way of putting things in perspective like no one else.
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"Jerusalem is a bride whose blood is our dowry," he decalres in the message, which contains extended musings on the dynamics of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.
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A 2018 "Empire Falls" would have to be set in a tribal America that has stopped listening, that may have little interest in a novelist's musings.
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Some of the films are quite specific — say, the saga of the 1978 Portland Trailblazers — and others more broad, like musings on the nature of coaching.
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Charles Bukowski, the prolific poet and novelist whose work has been called "aggressively vulgar and clandestinely sensitive," offered plenty of musings on drinking, love and cats.
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Neither is he an ex-pro, and his wry, expansive, often very funny musings on the game are consequently free of the player-pundit's tunnel vision.
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The present-tense scenes in "Mosquitoes" are punctuated by the frantic musings of a white-lab-coated character identified as the Boson (played by Paul Hilton).
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Warren E. Buffett, the billionaire investor, is said to be among the fans of Mr. Dimon's yearly musings on the economy, regulations and, of course, banking.
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But after immediately endorsing Saccone when he hit the stage, Trump pivoted to a 20203-minute torrent of policy musings, political attacks and presidential campaign previews.
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But if your blog, Tumblr, YouTube channel or Instagram account captures a lot of eyes, you can turn your internet musings into a solid side hustle.
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Many of the more radical proposals, including one to abandon monetary policy altogether and focus on urging runaway deficit-spending, were seen as ivory tower musings.
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The content shares a similar tone, full of mock-profound musings about cowboys and miracles and other things you might find in a Sam Shepard play.
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These seem the musings of a man looking back on his childhood and not remembering ever seeing his famous author-aunt in the act of writing.
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But neither Herschel's lament nor Popova's musings are in any way deepened by Feynman's story, which only seems to throw off the book's center of gravity.
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Unsurprisingly, some of General Idea's more absurd and improvisational musings on the nature of performance and art practice were met with eviscerating criticisms or outright incomprehension.
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His musings about Japan's reaction to the abductions, "Japan's 9/11," and the sudden realization "that the world was more dangerous than it had thought" are cogent.
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But there's more than meets the eye, as revealed in the musings of co-creator Dan Harmon in a video promoting the forthcoming season of the show.
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The duo of Christina Sealey and Richard Oddie have evolved throughout the years from experimental noise to found sound concept albums and onto club-leaning techno musings.
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Musk's early musings about the Hyperloop and The Boring Company showed his primary focus has been improving California traffic by building high-speed transit and underground roads.
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It's the most... Zuckerberg has delivered plenty of lengthy philosophical musings about Facebook, but he's generally published them as blog posts, not delivered them as live speeches.
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Game developers John Watmuff and Peter Szekeres launched SEa DoPe two years ago, simulating the bored musings of a man during a dull and manageable zombie apocalypse.
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Philosophical musings aside, I will never love anything as much as I love Hector's face as he exclaims, "She has a dragon!" in response to Armistice's flamethrower.
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I think my lyrics from song to song are exploring different escapes from the world—some fantasy, some confrontations with pain and some musings on the self.
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Krauss expertly intertwines musings on theology and the life of Franz Kafka in this beautifully written follow-up to the National Book Award finalist The Great House.
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But when talking to InStyle weeks before her Golden Globes speech sparked 2020 presidential musings, Winfrey was very clear that no one should get their hopes up.
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Over the next two decades, The Coup put out five more albums, with ballads about pimps named Jesus and musings on ways to murder high-powered execs.
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Taken at face value, the record could be misunderstood as the musings of two angsty and depressed people, but this overlooks an entire dimension of the record.
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Luckily for those who never met Bil, his final opus is a posthumously published cookbook full of recipes, glossaries, musings, arguments, and conversations with fishermen about seafood.
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But what separates the book from the musings of so many foreign correspondents is the lens through which Ms Sengupta sees the country: that of a mother.
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Now, in a trial that could last past Thanksgiving, the judge's musings prove as a reminder of the high burden prosecutors must reach to prove their case.
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The Emperor's Handbook: A New Translation of The Meditations by Marcus Aurelius What do the musings of a 2nd Century Roman emperor have to do with Amazon?
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Stripped of the romantic musings or the muscular prose of typical travel writing, this energetic piece puts you in Taipei in a most readable and exciting way.
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If you're one of the 11.8 million people who follow John Cena on Twitter, you're probably aware of the daily musings and inspirational quotes that he shares.
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When the story broke about the president wanting to purchase Greenland, many initially thought it was just the musings from a late-night discussion on strategic bases.
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"The Conservative Sensibility"—a torrent of philosophical musings on the great American and European conservative traditions—is proof that at least one conservative mind is still open.
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Twenty-first-century female-led independent publishing has taken these personal musings, discussions, and debates championed in early feminist publications, and mined them into coherent, curated content.
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But nestled in between those musings is a very real sentiment that the Swift-Harris split was inevitable, because no one wants to date a cat lady.
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In 2010, he famously laid out a 300-year vision over a set of slides full of inspirational quotes and whimsical musings on the nature of love.
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In his latest published work — less of a book and more a hastily assembled compilation of his public musings on the subject — he elaborates on those arguments.
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"Before We Vanish," Kiyoshi Kurosawa's witty science-fiction chin-scratcher — less a horror movie than a series of musings on potentially horrifying ideas — addresses the question literally.
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Think of his threat in 2016 that he would honor the results of the election "if I win," and his recent musings about staying beyond two terms.
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Tuttle played every instrument and recorded the entirety of Peace Potato in his bedroom studio but the sound suggests something more than your usual home-recorded musings.
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But Sotomayor's book serves another purpose — her musings about her favorite comic books and Nancy Drew novels reinforce how few children's books reflected little girls like her.
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Inevitably, these wistful musings are interrupted by the doorbell, which brings Agüero to that other premise: asking these visitors if he can film them at their homes.
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Unlike Einstein's General Relativity, its rival for the laurels of "most important theory in physics", it is not the product of the musings of a lone genius.
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Dave Zervos will be joining me on set with his latest musings, and John Rutledge actually has a couple of Chinese stock picks he'll explain as well.
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Martin's bland musings come out in surfer-dude-sloppy speech punctuated by endless "likes" and "you knows" and "I means" that grate on even a semicivilized ear.
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Like a fading matinee idol, Trump had an embarrassing tendency to preen, particularly once his musings turned to politics, around the run-up to the 2012 election.
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The topic is determinism, and personal responsibility, but their musings are interrupted when a half-full water bottle crashes from the sky on the dirt beside them.
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His musings that she is "one of the most repressed" or that she needs to find herself are patently sexist, and moreover straight out of group therapy.
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There's another reason Tesla's faithful investors might want to scrutinize CEO Elon Musk's public musings on taking the company private: Shareholders would likely face a tax bill.
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Although the tension slackens midway through as the narrative becomes burdened with elaborate back stories and lengthy musings, readers will be rewarded by its exhilarating, cinematic finale.
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Nearly anything goes: Tales of family fortunes gained or squandered, musings on the state of socioeconomic diversity in your community, summer jobs, start-ups, struggle and triumph.
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For weeks before his presidential announcement, Mr. O'Rourke traveled across the country as he wrestled privately with whether to run and wrote musings on his Medium account.
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In addition to his recreational musings, Prentis has done commissioned work for companies like Nike as well as musicians like Lurch and Chief, Dunerats, and The Babe Rainbow.
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Granted, she may not be the first public figure one looks to for political musings, but Cyrus has a lot of thoughts re: the state of the nation.
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During an interview this month in his tranquil office at the IAS, Maldacena, a reserved Argentinian-American with a track record of influential insights, described his radical musings.
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BEST known for his musings on gravity, Isaac Newton also spent several years as warden of the Royal Mint, charged with upholding the integrity of the nation's coinage.
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Some may dismiss it as the musings of an elder civil rights statesman and some find it controversial because it could suggest a lack of culpability for racism.
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They are rugged little things that resisted the encroachment of high tech but now, thanks to the PEN+ ELLIPSE, you can turn your musings into digital files instantly.
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While the previous Republican presidential nominee, Mitt Romney, had a team of more than 20 advisers reviewing every tweet, Trump's musings often come unfiltered, straight from the source.
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Where full studio recording sessions are like meticulously edited novels, smartphone recordings are more akin to rough sketches—a quick and easy way to capture your melodic musings.
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This essay is part of a special series we put together for the Music Issue called Musings on Music: Four Writers Reflect on the State of Music Today.
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The New York-based social network, which is owned by Yahoo, has been a steadily growing destination for internet musings of all sorts since its launch in 2007.
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Trump's deference to Xi—the tributes and tender musings about chemistry—sent a message to other countries that are debating whether to tilt toward the U.S. or China.
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According to Musings of a Muse (a blog that reviews beauty products from Japan and Korea) facial peels can offer a more gentle form of exfoliation than scrubs.
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" In response, Alito, who exclusively uses lowercase-internet fifteen times, chides Kennedy for "musings that seem to equate the entirety of the internet with public streets and parks.
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For years, officials in Florence have tried to discourage visitors from around the world from using this city's old stone walls as a time capsule for such musings.
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Arts | Connecticut Go ahead and recite the verses that accompany the artwork in "Sound and Sense: Poetic Musings in American Art," at the Wadsworth Atheneum Museum of Art.
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De Augustine's gossamer acoustics and whisper-quiet falsetto remain intact, his musings on heartbreak still seeping nostalgia and utopias lost, but Bartlett's little flourishes fill the record out.
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Messaging apps are a hotbed of gossip, shade throwing, crush confessing, and meme sharing—your drunk, emoji-heavy musings should never make it out into the real world.
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None of this sordid backstory is mentioned in the T Magazine emails, which are mostly limited to musings on guinea pigs and melancholy of a specifically Jewish nature.
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Tom Wolf, a Democrat, faced off against his GOP opponent, Scott Wagner, Trebek frequently interrupted to scold the politicians and offer his own anecdotes and musings on policy.
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And all these shallow musings come at the expense of what makes the Turtles really great: the unabashed silliness and fun we've come to expect from the franchise.
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In a trajectory not unlike the blogger-turned-author-turned-TV creator Lindy West, O'Connell's viral musings quickly landed him a book deal and now, a TV show.
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Mr. Schulte's lawyers fought repeatedly to keep them out of the trial, saying his hundreds of pages of private musings were taken out of context and never disseminated.
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He went to Europe, where he reassured nations that, contrary to Mr. Trump's postcampaign musings that NATO was "obsolete," the United States still valued the trans-Atlantic alliance.
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In writings discovered on his computer, prosecutors said, Lieutenant Hasson said he preferred "focused violence" and described his musings about how to cause the maximum disruption to society.
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It was Alex Garland's 2015 film, "Ex Machina" — a dystopian fantasy featuring a female humanoid robot named Ava — that gave rise to Walker's musings on authenticity and disguises.
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Those adjectives also describe the words spoken here, which mix poetic philosophical musings with the more terse, confrontational speech of wary strangers feeling their way through unknown territory.
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During fleeting stretches of lyrical musings, as when Wozzeck realizes that Marie is the only salvation of his miserable life, he sang with burnished sound and aching sadness.
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CARAMANICA The diary entries from 2003-06 aren't simply the loose musings of a young singer with big dreams and, suddenly, the opportunity and resources to pursue them.
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Considering the casual musings of other billionaires who have somewhat divorced their expectations from reality, these accounts read mostly read individually like immature, if not unprofessional, personality quirks.
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As a result, the United States now appears to have two, often conflicting foreign policies: one from Mr. Trump's unscripted musings and another from his national security officials.
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The built-in Voice Memos app on your iPhone is an incredibly useful tool to record conversations or musings that you don&apost have time to write down.
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"Love & Taxes" may have worked better onstage, where Mr. Kornbluth's smaller insights and asides would have greater effect; here such musings tend to get swallowed on the screen.
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And while Arshile Gorky's romantic interest helped jumpstart her career, West's own musings on color theory and the cosmos better represent her development as a sort of shapeshifter.
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In an exchange that immediately became the standout moment of the two-night event, Harris sharply criticized Biden's recent musings about his past productive work with segregationist senators.
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CARAMANICA The diary entries from 2003-06 aren't simply the loose musings of a young singer with big dreams and, suddenly, the opportunity and resources to pursue them.
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That said, if not taken too seriously, Hunt's musings on our relationship to the underground world, drawing on literary, academic and mythological sources, are both provocative and satisfying.
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We can take pleasure in Varo's intimate musings, but we should also acknowledge the writings as creative works that are as significant and intoxicating as her visual art.
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In Psychobook, such paintings are presented next to mid-20th century Tantric paintings from India, with musings by Mel Gooding on what your reactions might say about you.
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"It was concerning, but in this disordered place in my mind it was a recognition that I was getting smaller and thinner," says the Mind Body Musings podcast host.
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People may simply not have known about his most recent 4:44 musings on race and masculinity if they didn't bother to set up Tidal accounts to stream it.
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Yet there is a big difference between Mr Barr's partisan musings and the naked assaults on the rule of law recommended by Mr Trump's acting attorney-general, Matt Whitaker.
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She has more than 20,000 Instagram followers and 33,000 subscribers to her YouTube channel, where she posts her speeches, DIY craft tutorials and musings about being a transgender youth.
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Bruce Springsteen is about to close out the run of his very successful Broadway show — a collection of songs, stories, and musings in a mostly one-man-show format.
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"Peace Ma." Kelly, who left NBC News last year, frequently uses her Twitter feed to comment on the politics of the day alongside softer posts and musings on life.
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She would congratulate the singer on his singles reaching the top of the charts, excitedly talk about going to his shows and retweet his musings on naps or cereal.
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It could end up just being the random musings of everyday Twitter users, as most of Periscope ended up becoming after the veneer of mobile live-streaming wore off.
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Former President George W. Bush appeared to take a jab at his Republican successor on Wednesday as he opened the A+E upfronts with some musings on American history.
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Last year seemed to be ripe for such musings: IBM's Watson was proposed as a presidential candidate, and Gregory Turner-Rahman imagined the first robot president in book form.
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To paraphrase one of the great musings of the American businessman and investor Charlie Munger, you don't have to touch an electric fence to learn not to do it.
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An austere intellectual journal, without glossy paper or pictures, American Affairs is the latest effort to turn Trump's inchoate and sometimes incoherent political musings into a lucid political philosophy.
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Acutely self-aware and enjoying an unlikely career resurgence, he sat for an interview at his home here, patently disinclined to put a stopper on his often unfiltered musings.
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But his musings took on a more concrete form last month when he directed Pentagon officials to begin exploring the possibility of a military parade, The Washington Post reported.
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"Sex and the City" ran from 1998 to 2004 and became an iconic touchstone for its millions of viewers with Carrie Bradshaw's musings about sex, dating, love, and relationships.
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They are romantic dispatches from another world, written in perfect cursive on letterpress stationery and filled with musings on agrarian socialism and Mr. Stillman's appreciation of Ms. Pyne's charms.
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Anne Frank's diary chronicling her life before World War II, her years hiding from the Nazis, and her musings as a young woman became world famous after the war.
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She has been elaborating on this catchphrase ever since, in videos and writings that combine sci-fi fantasies with dystopian musings on the human and environmental costs of hyperdevelopment.
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An activist collective painted over bullet-scarred walls around town, daubing the crumbling concrete in luminous greens and blues, and inscribing them with philosophical musings and fragments of verse.
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The message was fired out to a swathe of the public internet, attempting to hit all the IP addresses it could and leave its musings in administrators' server logs.
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Officials insist it doesn't disrupt their work days, although the latest Russia developments and the President's own Twitter musings often send some in the communications shop scrambling to respond.
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The songs are far closer to the bare-bones settings and emotional volatility of early PJ Harvey, along with some of the metaphysical musings of late-1960s psych-folk.
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It's a collection of essays and musings and memories and recipes, and because it was first published in 1942, it is entirely focused on how to survive during wartime.
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President Trump's musings about ending social distancing measures early in order to boost the economy have sparked a robust debate in the media about the wisdom of that idea.
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Peter Navarro, a top White House trade adviser, has developed a reputation in Washington as a Rasputin-like China hawk who whispers anti-China musings in President Trump's ear.
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The book's charm lies in its determination to take outlandish risks, piling on great-art references and philosophical musings almost, but not quite, to the point of disastrous overload.
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Whether Bloomberg is willing to budge will be, as much as anything else, the best indication of whether his latest round of public musings are worth any continued attention.
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Officials in Asia and beyond have grown used to provocative musings by Mr. Trump, particularly on Twitter, and they tend to treat them as inaccurate reflections of American policy.
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During the crossings, I kept journals and filled them with observations and musings that inspired the poetic prose that now accompanies the images; an inscape partnered with the seascapes.
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The intermittent broisms — including various musings about sex with twenty-two-year-olds and snorting coke to cope with altitude sickness — cement how vacuous the game presents its operators.
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For all of its existential searching, "Edgar and Lucy" ends up being a riveting and exuberant ride, maybe best described by its young protagonist's musings about his nascent life.
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Conversations with coworkers tend to revolve around work and deadlines with a sprinkling of bon mots and light musings; suddenly it's time to acknowledge a colleague's deeply personal grief.
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Less a collection of musings on the best or most underrated or cheapest versions of products, it's meant to be an exploration of what value means to different people.
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However, despite what common sense might suggest, it seems the disjointed and ill-informed musings of the entitled billionaire are in fact totally OK with the social media giant.
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Soon after the presser began, a reporter asked Trump about his musings on withdrawing US ground troops from Syria — a point he and Macron had discussed in private before.
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Such musings amid the political crisis over Brexit have left allies puzzled by a country that was for decades touted as a confident pillar of Western economic and political stability.
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OBAMA DO-OVER Experts were divided about the significance of Trump's simultaneous musings about withdrawal and his assurance that the United States will not depart until Islamic State is defeated.
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Bass flourishes and drum accents that lend Mastrodimos' musings about ecology and perseverance a sense of naturalistic eruption, every song bubbles up and boils over in a loose, unpredictable arc.
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In the leaked discussion he manages to throw around some transphobia, a dash of suggested antisemitism, and for good measure, musings about whether or not Clinton might have a stroke.
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More beautiful musings about what it means to be a mother of three could definitely add some context to the image that has already racked up views in the millions.
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It's sweet redemption for James, who was fired by Disney last summer over a bunch of old, terribly offensive tweets -- including musings on AIDS, the Holocaust, rape and 9/11.
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Yet despite the musings of Krugman and others, there's nothing ambiguous about the Medicare-for-all legislation Ocasio-Cortez supports and that appealed to the people who voted for her.
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Oil prices have surged higher because of tensions in the Middle East, as well as President Trump's public musings about withdrawing the United States from its nuclear deal with Iran.
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It's an incredibly addictive and catchy number created by a Japanese caricature of a singer-songwriter called Piko-Taro, who has a YouTube channel dedicated to his work and musings.
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Dobrev may be playing a terrible stereotype of the worst of the worst that Los Angeles has to offer, but I'm also giddy hearing these shallow musings come to life.
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In addition, the nationalistic element of populism creates the potential for 1930s-style beggar-thy-neighbour policies – one thinks of Donald Trump's musings on a 45% tariff on Chinese goods.
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When all the news podcasts clog up your feed and make you feel overwhelmed at the state of the world, why not listen to the musings of a contented cat?
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Despite its high ratings, the reboot has been a source of controversy since the first episode because of its pro-Trump angle and the volatile musings of its star. 2.
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You could also read it as the musings of an old man near the end of a long, storied, heroic life -- a man unburdened by the vagaries of electoral politics.
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Though David Byrne's musings on various musical favorites and Lucinda Williams's reflections on Bob Dylan's LP "Highway 61 Revisited" are interesting enough, they take us outside the construction Boilen created.
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Recently, a friend sent me the online musings of a televangelist who advised his thousands of followers that the Federal Reserve achieved satanic ends by manipulating the world's money supply.
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Republican operatives increasingly view the special counsel's investigation as a base-rallying tool for the midterms -- an outlook reflected in Giuliani's musings about interview negotiations bleeding into the fall campaign.
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Elsewhere, tourists through the decades had defaced walls and other parts of the monument with declarations of eternal love, political slogans, spontaneous feelings and frustrations or other, generally inane, musings.
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His memes—which are often faux-motivational posters involving the seltzer, or musings about LaCroix's cultural implications—get over 20 times as much engagement as the official LaCroix page's posts.
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While the album shares some thematic bent with the existential musings and naked self-examination that marked 2011's Helplessness Blues, it's light years away from where Pecknold started out.
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His lyrics often describe events that defy physics and echo the cosmic musings of '60s psychedelic rock, which leads people "to label Vile a spaced-out stoner," as Pitchfork wrote.
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While the album shares some thematic bent with the existential musings and naked self-examination that marked 2011's Helplessness Blues, it's light years away from where Pecknold started out.
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A description of your job at McDonald's is welcome, as are musings on what it's like to have no earthly idea what you want to be when you grow up.
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Between philosophical musings and scientific debates — how different beers are related, how different primates are related — the researchers cracked another beer, sampled it, discussed it and then jotted down notes.
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He was taken with Mr. Gray's musings about building computer models that, in theory, would be cheaper and more efficient than paying high fees to a fallible hedge fund hotshot.
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Ms. Martin is also aware that her book, even with science undergirding the racy personal musings, will be subject to intense scrutiny and skepticism — if it's taken seriously at all.
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In 2017, in a most unlikely partnership, the choreographer John Heginbotham collaborated with the author and illustrator Maira Kalman to create a whimsical dance-theater work based on Kalman's musings.
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The small site began as a platform for an anonymous blogger that posted a mix of financial musings, doomsday predictions for major players, and high-level market intelligence and data.
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But, mimicking "Twin Peaks" (and probably Raymond Chandler, and maybe even "Blade Runner"), it's weighed down by Jughead's existential narration, which is full of phony musings about shame and guilt.
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With her work on endless rotation in the Chelsea galleries today, this was perhaps my favorite episode, as it frames Hesse's quiet, thoughtful musings against her bold, almost affronting sculptures.
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In contrast to the players, who have only a few photos and some chats to go on, we get a window seat into their internal musings and time-killing activities.
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A culture where professional weather forecasters are told not to speak from their expertise because that expertise contradicts the musings of the President who, not for nothing, isn't a meteorologist.
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His early musings on the potential and dangers of artificial intelligence during the mid- to late-2000s gave birth to the Rationalist movement, a loose community dedicated to AI safety.
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" That echoed his previous musings that the interference could have been carried out by China, a guy from New Jersey or "somebody sitting on their bed who weighs 400 pounds.
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"I don't want to add to the conspiratorial musings of so many about this very conspiratorial administration, but it strikes me there may be something worrying going on here," he concluded.
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In one, you'll find the expected assortment of action tropes, packed with characters loaded up on advanced weaponry; and then another is more like a diary, full of musings on paper.
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" Twitter was quick to rebut Maher's cultural musings after he mocked the late Lee's widely-appreciated work, belittled millions of people who value comics, and broadly labeled comics as "stupid stuff.
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In her new book Growing Up Fisher: Musings, Memories and Misadventures, excerpted exclusively in the new issue of PEOPLE, Joely recounts rushing to UCLA Medical Center on the morning of Dec.
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Yet everyone also has their version of The Bachelor finale or the NBA Finals — topics you yearn to discuss, but fear breach some unspoken etiquette about blasting tangential musings to everyone.
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We must do better if we are to truly understand what makes possible the unruly musings of this particular fallen angel, and more importantly, why we continue to listen and care.
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The only permanent occupant of the Twilight Zone is a narrator who appears near the start and at the end of every episode to offer a few musings about its tale.
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His last instructions to the flock were to "celebrate the Nativity..." Having obeyed that order, his community will now be mulling over his musings on freedom with more respect than ever.
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Journey Elsewhere: Musings from a Boundless Zoo continues at SCAD Museum (601 Turner Blvd, Savannah, GA) through April 24, and Gutstein Gallery (201 E Broughton St, Savannah, GA) through April 17.
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Michelle Obama treated an East Room full of kids to a light and lively earful of personal musings – everything from gossip to braces to her need for a nap – on Wednesday.
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I found instead (among other things) a deep repository of ideas: metaphysical meditations, raw explorations of the roles of sex and drugs in spiritual life, and musings on the artistic process.
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The research also shed new light on the character and tone of the pages: While many posted racially charged and divisive content, others, like LGBTUN, shared apolitical, day-to-day musings.
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Though he's got experience in music, fashion and film, Jaden's Twitter feed might just be the best way to get to know him, through his musings on humanity, education and crystals.
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In addition, NYT reporter Nicholas Confessore will contribute his own musings to the news service, including thoughts on some of the pivotal moments and other takeaways, from now until Election Day.
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Fox Weber weaves in musings on his own sexual and religious experiences, creating a freewheeling psychoanalytic document whose approach would surely delight the doctor, even if its conclusions might surprise him.
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In the roughly three years since, he has explored Antarctica, scaled cliffs in Australia, biked the Continental Divide and much more, all the while posting updates and musings on his blog.
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Through his business conflicts, choice of campaign leadership and romantic musings about Putin as the ideal leader, Trump has betrayed an inability to separate his interests from the America's national interests.
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Chatwin's musings about the brontosaurus eventually led to a trek through Patagonia described in 97 brief chapters filled with sharp observations and crystal-clear prose, gemlike entries in a brilliant diary.
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If you are worried that Google will log what you type, Google says it will not record your messages, be they love letters or musings on the latest news or gossip.
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As they perform the 216 revival of Rainer's Parts of Some Sextets (217), the dancers rely upon Bentley's colonial musings to keep time, locating the words that indicate 229-second intervals.
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However, as it turns out, The Hills are alive with the sound of musings, since numerous stories celebrating the series' 2100th anniversary have emerged since R210 spoke with the show's producers.
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Both projects speak to the same central message: we are losing the life that has long been at the center of our artistic and creative musings since cavemen drew on walls.
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These excerpts, ranging from information about the heroes and team composition to Mason's own musings about vigilanteism, serve as a break in the story and flesh out the world of Watchmen.
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Frank O'Hara's 1964 "Lunch Poems," a set of imagistic, peripatetic musings on a city in motion, are beloved in part because they manage to articulate the balance of work and life.
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My diary was a mini tennis hall of fame: magazine cutouts of favorite players, tournament draws and results, musings about why my coach didn't promote me to the more advanced group.
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Sagittarians can become utterly convinced that you'd be on the precipice of a major life change, if only you gave them your undivided attention and fully absorbed their long-winded musings!
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"No one cares and no one knows what they want because they don't have the exposure," David Raccah, who writes the blog Kosher Wine Musings and drinks only kosher, told me.
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Nor is there really a plot to follow, not even a chronology that points the way through a series of essays veering from haunting survivors' tales to poetic musings on science.
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But as a matter of economics, the President's words ring as empty as his musings on North Korean denuclearization or his still non-existent proposal to replace the Affordable Care Act.
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A member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, he incorporated his musings on religion into his academic work, especially after learning that he had lymphoma in 2010.
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His material is a combination of blistering topical musings on religion and politics and often lurid and crude tales of his own life, now mostly focused on the world of fatherhood.
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Whatever the reason, he fills "Insomniac City" with musings about his afternoon and evening peregrinations, in which he chats up shopkeepers, addicts, models, homeless men and poor kids in skateboard parks.
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Some other musings on changed cluing: As submitted, PEÑA NIETO was clued as [Obama's Mexican counterpart], which was true back in May 2016 when the puzzle was written (how time flies!).
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In "Get on Your Knees," a meditation on oral sex that married Attell-like punch lines to poetic musings and oddball physicality, Jacqueline Novak riffed on the femininity of the penis.
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If you're lucky you'll be dancing to an honest-to-God disc jockey — not to someone's Spotify playlist or the musings of the latest demi-celebrities to fancy themselves party conductors.
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Curated by gallery cofounder Zoe Alexander Fisher, the show offers no grand, thought-provoking statement nor any abstract musings — this is but an occasion to display one's sculptural (and electrical) chops.
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A timeline of Donald Trump and Russia could arguably go all the way back to his late-'80s musings on the desirability of a US-Soviet alliance against France and Pakistan.
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I also asked him about Nietzsche's reputation as a nihilist, the significance of his "God is dead" proclamation, and what his political musings might teach us about our current political drama.
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But with his acid-green hair, punk-ish leather jacket covered with hand-scrawled white slogans and safety pins, and penchant for poetic musings, Big doesn't fit in a neat little box.
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But the Pixel 4 isn't…Read more ReadI'll be on hand along with Sam Rutherford and Victoria Song, and we'll be popping in the latest news as well as our stray musings.
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Maureen Ryan, Variety Even more interesting — and painfully hilarious — are his musings on Bill Cosby, whom he identifies as both one of his most formative influences and also as a horrifying monster.
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Instead, Evans gently broke the news in his recent profile in The New York Times, buried under hundreds of words about his Broadway play, Lobby Hero, and musings about his facial hair.
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I doubt any MMA fans imagine Nelson getting home from a hard day of training and switching on some of the musings of the 22-year-old superstar to help him relax.
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The two-day bankruptcy court hearing jumped from analyses of complex financial agreements to musings on the state of American manufacturing and retailing to a discussion of American Apparel's famous disco pants.
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To tour that record, Angel Deradoorian hopped aboard, and what was once the wild, unhinged musings of a man with endless talent, became one of the most exciting bands in the world.
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It's likely The Imitation Game star will be an incredible father of two, considering his musings about those who worked on his Marvel debut film could easily be applied to parenthood too.
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Like her ex-husband, Trump doesn't stick to talking points, and what results is an entertaining, and sometimes embarrassing, set of anecdotes and musings about bringing up the three eldest Trump children.
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For someone who's supposedly such a book nerd, you'd think she'd explore literature outside of the standard high-school reading list that doesn't include the musings of the erstwhile Decider-in-Chief.
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The story weaves in the notion that the choices we make essentially create alternative realities, but in a way not much deeper than the historical musings of teenagers in smoke-filled rooms.
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Mr. Trump's campaign pledges and musings have been driven by the belief that the economy will grow faster if businesses are freed from cumbersome federal regulations, especially those that limit carbon emissions.
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As the ship and narrative drift in tandem, readers can only pray that Marco will not redirect his musings to more mundane matters, such as the odds of enjoying a pigeon repast.
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"Look, she wrote a post for the Toast," New York Magazine writer Rebecca Traister told me earlier this summer about Clinton's farewell post to the now-shuttered site home to feminist musings.
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As usual, Leonardo's musings were written backward, starting from the right side of the page and moving to the left, so that the words appeared normal only when seen with a mirror.
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Too mannered for realism and too thin for fable, it spins its wheels in a social and intellectual void filled only by Wakefield's voice-over musings and the shadow of Doctorow's virtuosity.
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Duke first encountered Breitbart, who died in 2012, at a meeting of the Pacific Palisades Republican Club in October 2011, and he was impressed by his musings on politics and the media.
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I still burn the songs to disc even though I know no one really listens to CDs anymore and snail mail it out with many pages of musings on music, politics, etc.
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A large number of founders who have launched successful businesses and raised tens (or hundreds) of millions of dollars in investments regularly post advice and musings related to the start-up world.
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On "M for Empathy," a set of short but sweeping tracks released in March, her musings on the inner workings of intimacy, depression and existential uncertainty are marked by consideration and compassion.
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That was a theme of his military musings during his campaign, when he touted a secret plan for defeating ISIS that he conveniently couldn't divulge, lest he trample on its secret-ness.
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SpecsMost musings peg the Note 8 with premium, but not hard to predict specs that include a Qualcomm Snapdragon 233 CPU, 6GB of RAM, 64GB of base storage and a microSD card slot.
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But the answer to his musings over how many people have been hurt driving through these tunnels under the threat of tumbling tiles is none -- at either 40 or 50 miles per hour.
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Sunday night, Axios's Jonathan Swan broke news that Donald Trump—among his many often random musings—appears to have considered one of the worst-but-most-persistent ideas in public policy: Nuking hurricanes.
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It's called "Phalaris's Bull: Solving the Riddle of the Great Big World," and in it Mr. Friedman seeks to mix philosophical musings and autobiographical vignettes into a brainy, insightful 80 minutes of theater.
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Shade The King is a long poem, reading like a scroll, punctuated with songlike moments of vulnerability and musings on the unraveling and unfolding of a world that's at once tender and cruel.
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We know this from a middle-aged, out-of-work sportswriter who's been hanging around the team, hoping for a scoop, and whose typed-up musings precede each of the book's nine chapters.
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From her random musings on pop culture, to her sarcasm, to smart and only semi-shameless self-promotion, Kendrick is, to her 13.5 million followers (and likely book readers), everyone's favorite sassy BFF.
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It's easy to point to Trump's rhetorical heresies — his tweets criticizing Republican leadership, his musings about withdrawing from free trade agreements, his distrust of the so-called "establishment" — as signs of non-Republicanism.
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Image: GoogleGoogle Keep has been quietly storing our grocery lists and random musings since 2013, but since then it's evolved to handle much more than daily task reminders and phone numbers of friends.
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As you assess yourself and your work at the end of 2017 (either through formal evaluations or more general musings on your career), you'll likely need to articulate your strong suits and weaknesses.
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His musings on state failure were rooted in wanderings round the roughest parts of West Africa, and his ideas about the Balkans were forged in smoky, sweaty writers' clubs in Sofia and Belgrade.
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But with midterm congressional elections approaching, the issues have taken on more political importance for the party following Republican efforts to repeal the Affordable Care Act and GOP musings about shrinking social programs.
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Furthermore, and there is no delicate way to put this, the president tripped himself in this matter by being so careless about his public utterances and musings on twitter and by firing Comey.
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Those musings set off a torrent of speculation over whether Giuliani understands there is evidence to support such a finding by Mueller and whether he was therefore trying to defuse its potential impact.
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And the fact that Dorsey's genuine musings were interrupted on the Friday afternoon before the long Labor Day weekend was also, in the grand scheme of things, not that big of a deal.
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Leonardo's intricate musings on a host of contraptions were a good fit for this burgeoning project, and his sketches and drawings were brought to life on computer screens to show how they operated.
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And this all came amid constant carping about how America's NATO allies needed to pay their "fair share," and after Trump's past musings about how he might not defend allies if they didn't.
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For the past few years, Mr. Cox has been filling several journals with his bleaker experiences and anecdotes about his troubles — as well as comical musings on single life in New York City.
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Conjecture over who might win has been all but eclipsed by the actresses' plans to wear black, and musings about how on earth Seth Meyers will pull off his high-wire hosting act.
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At rallies, even die-hard Trump fans who arrive early dressed in "MAGA" gear admit that while they are willing to overlook the president's online musings, they would prefer seeing fewer of them.
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She became more deeply acquainted with Lister after coming across "Female Fortune," a 1998 book on Lister by Jill Liddington, and has spent many hours reading and decoding pages of Lister's daily musings.
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In speeches posted to his page, he rails against his political opponents and threatens that war will ensue if he ever loses power, while also offering folksy musings and updates on his health.
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" These read like direct authorial musings, and the reader is inclined to feel like Margo, the BBC producer, who remarks, after a fulsome testimonial by one of Belef's followers, "That's more than enough.
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Some mathematicians fill the board with equations, a dissertation's worth of jumps and transitions encoded in one image, as in the geometric musings of Alex Zhongyi Zhang, a doctoral student at Columbia University.
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What is new about Barthes's posthumous reputation is the view of him as a writer whose books of criticism and personal musings must be admired as serious and beautiful works of the imagination.
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The book's plot is driven mostly by her mundane musings—about toads being "run over by cars and then crisped by the sun," or a sandcastle being carefully constructed—and occasionally loses momentum.
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Then there is NATO, which Germany relies on for deterrence along with the countries of Central and Eastern Europe, whose leaders have been sharply critical of Mr. Macron's musings about the alliance's weaknesses.
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From remembering your grocery list, to jotting down random musings while on the bus, to celebrity apologies, over the years it's worked its way into our lives in a number of surprising ways.
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In the US, enough lawmakers bristled at Trump's musings that the House of Representatives passed a bill in June that would limit a U.S. president's ability to unilaterally withdraw troops from the peninsula.
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Kanye West's return to Twitter this week included philosophical musings, a signed MAGA hat, new album release dates, and claims that he's "nice" at ping pong — and that was all within 24 hours.
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When one examines Trump's musings on international politics for the past 30-odd years, in both his writing and his public appearances, there's one consistent theme: The world is a zero-sum place.
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"What I have found is that many of the business leaders driving environmental innovation and social impact forward are women," Rockefeller, a documentary filmmaker and founder and editor-in-chief of Musings Mag, wrote.
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And though he admits we have different ways to present versions of ourselves online—via our Facebook feeds, or our witty musings on Twitter, or our highly curated Instagrams—he thinks something is missing.
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Filmwise, I missed Netflix's 'Discovery,' and didn't find space here to include any musings on the solid, AI-and-memory-focused 'Marjorie Prime' or the bloated, badly acted, yet still redeemable space epic 'Valerian.
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Post-inauguration musings from "the president, his adviser and the text" of the first executive order, she wrote, are quite enough to make "crystal clear a primary purpose of disfavouring Islam and promoting Christianity".
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At the Lodge Residence, Hiram (Mark Consuelos) and Hermione (Marisol Nichols) are bantering about gifts, when Veronica interrupts with musings about throwing money away when Archie and his dad are drowning in medical bills.
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Trump's outreach to Republicans should begin immediately with discussions of his cabinet — not promises or pledges, which would be illegal, but public musings about the talented Republicans whose advice and contributions he would value.
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The gothic mystery of David's true identity merges pleasingly with Ada's coming-of-age story and the sci-fi musings about what makes us human, but what really elevates this book is its prose.
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Like children, whose musings are profound because they are so grounded in innocence, social robots can delight us by falling short of comprehending the human world, as much as when they successfully navigate it.
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There are ambulatory musings on the fabric of cities and the rips in it, as when Mr Matar uses the anti-Semitism and Islamophobia unleashed by the Black Death to hint at today's politics.
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But such a meeting is possible if the ACA repeal doesn't get done by the August recess, even if McConnell's musings on the idea so far have been intra-party threats rather than outreach.
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The report is a milestone for Mr. Musk, whose leadership was cast in doubt in recent months as he faced a lawsuit by regulators over his musings on Twitter about taking the company private.
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As in high school, Twitter denizens divide into tribes and bully to gain status; as in high school, too-confessional musings and dumb mistakes turn up in the wrong hands and end in humiliation.
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This McConnell detail, too, appears to come from Bannon's musings in the epilogue about Trump's support for Strange, who lost to Bannon-backed Roy Moore (who, of course eventually lost to Democrat Doug Jones).
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None of his moves have brought down Mr. Mueller's investigation, in part because Mr. Trump has mostly resisted the temptation to order officials at the Justice Department to act on his Twitter-fueled musings.
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Fliers atop the table offered musings about our capacity to overlook banal elements of our surroundings, about belongings as expressions of their owners, approaches to furnishing institutional spaces and ambient compositions by Erik Satie.
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The original "Pillow Book" was written by a lady of the Japanese court named Sei Shonagon around the turn of the 11th century, and was an assortment of fragmentary observations, musings and philosophical asides.
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Gorsuch's lazy originalism, with musings of Madison's concerns about a legal code so massive that it is unknowable, may have packed a punch at the dawn of the administrative state a hundred years ago.
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The case put front and center the potential consequences of public musings from an outsize figure like Musk and the effects those statements can have on a private citizen who happened to cross him.
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If your musings are making you consider a career change by taking a job at an enterprise startup, with the promises of riches that its stock could one day bring, we have your back.
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These girls are their decade personified, multifaceted and difficult, but then so is Garrett, with his troubled past, his acid-fueled musings, his ambient lust — all woven together effortlessly, without excessive mysticism or nostalgia.
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And I couldn't help but speculate: What if the idiom were economically redeemable not just for musings spoken aloud, but the thousands of rapid-fire internal thoughts that go through my mind each day?
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Each film is a map of her thinking, a record of her musings and insights as she explores parts of the modern world — especially but not exclusively France — that less attentive voyagers might overlook.
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Isabel Kim's delightful Infinite Artwork Simulator is, as described, "a tongue-in-cheek artwork description generator" based on Mira Schor's musings on "Recipe Art" from her 2009 essay collection, A Decade of Negative Thinking.
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Trump's musings will likely come as welcome news to Manafort, who's facing the prospect of life in prison after allegedly breaking the terms of his plea agreement by lying to Mueller and the FBI.
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The state of play: His musings have triggered concerns among Democrats who fear that Schultz, who claims to be a lifelong Democrat, would cost them crucial swing voters and hand President Trump a second term.
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The exchange, written up in Page Six, broadly highlighted the uncomfortable position she's found herself in as she's become the kind of scandal-plagued celebrity that she usually focuses on during her talk show musings.
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On its face, Donald Trump's hateful musings about women and his boastful claims of sexual dominance should be reason alone to drive him from polite society and certainly to blockade him from the West Wing.
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" Pressed on whether portions from the book contain his own musings on Hollywood, he explained, "No, if I'd wanted to write a book about my feelings on Hollywood, I would have just written a memoir.
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"Look, this show is about investing, not politics, so while Trump has the right to ponder whatever the heck he wants, you absolutely should not invest based on his musings," the "Mad Money " host said.
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But in the context of the former church, where they are hung like compact altarpieces defining makeshift chapels, the artworks had an intrinsic spirituality, supported by Mr. Kounellis's musings on the human condition and mortality.
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These are the ordinary, everyday musings of a certain type of conservative, Christian, middle-aged, jingoistic white male — the type that, like Schilling, holds to a specific vision of America that is being rendered obsolete.
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Mr. Chavez is about as far from the stereotypical Wall Street senior executive as you can imagine, and that is one reason his musings about the future direction of Wall Street are listened to carefully.
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Most of the portraits describe an author's encounters with the creatures depicted, encounters that spark real-world musings on race and diaspora, framing the often contradictory ways in which we represent, consume or reject monstrosity.
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Mr. Pompeo is the cabinet official who most vocally supports Mr. Trump's policies and worldview, and so he travels the world to try to turn Mr. Trump's disparate and often inchoate public musings into reality.
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" When reading "Life in Code" later, I thought of Ullman's musings about interface design in general: "To build such a crash-resistant system, the designer must be able to imagine — and disallow — the dumbest action.
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The daughter of legendary singer Eddie Fisher, and half-sister of Star Wars' Carrie Fisher, is opening up about her famous family's struggles with addiction in her new book, Growing Up Fisher: Musings, Memories and Misadventures.
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There's a little something for everyone in this book: celebrity hookups, relentless ambition, entertainment industry gossip, art world drama, a feminist takedown of women's magazines, and painfully relatable musings on body image, beauty, and self-love.
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The Devils Wear Zara, a feed run by two industry insiders and best friends — Who What Wear editors, Mimi Postigo and Lauren Eggertsen — answers all of our "Okay, but how do I actually wear that?" musings.
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However, Mr Trump, despite his Twitter musings, has not used the CIA to prevent prosecutors from doing their job, used the IRS to go after his enemies or personally doctored transcripts of conversations, as Nixon did.
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Grudges old and new Duterte had reignited his war of words with the United States on Tuesday, bringing up old grudges and throwing in some new musings on American influence in his country and the region.
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It has guided the development of everyday technologies from lasers to MRI machines and put a solid foundation under astrophysicists' musings about unknowables such as the interiors of black holes and the dawn of the universe.
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Each video features roughly the same setup: a dancer at a sleek table against a black backdrop, moving to recordings of his or her own musings on dance, which Mr. Fargion has transformed into poetic song.
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Status updates you almost post: Facebook can tell when you're about to write something and then think better of it, as per a 2012 research paper (though the contents of your self-censored musings aren't logged).
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Now, thanks to the arrival of Condé Nast at nearby One World Trade Center and the subsequent influx of editors and executives, it's probably too noisy to capture the musings of Jennifer Lawrence or Kanye West.
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She and her husband also produce a weekly public-access television show in San Louis Obispo County that features various readings and musings on libertarian ideas, including a line-by-line reading of the US Constitution.
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Avengers: Age of Ultron: Age of Ultron was one of Marvel's weirder offerings, featuring an iconic comic book villain voiced by James Spader and wistful, dark musings about control and the human yearning to have it.
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The show is comprised of just one mic and her carefully shared musings on her life as she knows it to be true, only interrupted by sweet, fatherly check-ins or short recitations of original poetry.
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Mr. Kristof also brings up the "misogynist and lecherous musings" in Mr. Allen's writing over the past 40 years, but someone could just as easily note his obsessions with death, Ingmar Bergman or the Marx Brothers.
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Just look at his musings on wind turbines: Unlike some of Trump's other beliefs, this is at least a myth in wide circulation, but it's still a myth—bird deaths due to turbines are relatively rare.
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Between the poignant lyricism and poetic narratives that have enraptured fans for more than two decades, Thom Yorke's existential musings imbued the grunge-laden overtone of the late 90s with a softer and more experimental palette.
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While the Fed's rate increases have upset investors — who seem to have a darker view of economic growth than the central bank does — some analysts said Mr. Trump's musings about the Fed would only exacerbate anxieties.
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" In this collection of brief essays, Gabbert, who is also a poet, draws inspiration for her musings from subjects like group selfies and the psychology of dreams and YouTube videos "designed specifically to make people cry.
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Ms. Szeglowski's script is a collage of musings and reminiscences by friends, family and acquaintances, as well as quotes from, say, the 1974 movie "Alice Doesn't Live Here Anymore" or a Vogue interview with Jennifer Lawrence.
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The truth is, the issue can be more complex when you factor in advice given by those who love and invest in your family, as opposed to the musings of the odd stranger on the street.
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At home, I wasted time scrolling through the photos and errant musings of people I should have long since forgotten, and exchanged endless, searching emails with friends, in which we swapped inexpert professional and dating advice.
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The 2013 Venice Biennale featured at its heart the untidy blackboard drawings of Rudolf Steiner, while the 2015 Istanbul Biennial took its structure from the theosophical musings of Annie Besant, who believed thoughts had physical forms.
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Though these musings seem sweeping, they contain scraps of information about the particular night in question: Sappho describes a night when the moon, and the star cluster Pleiades, set before midnight on the island of Lesbos.
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He and the episodes' directors (Alex Gibney, Caroline Suh, Ryan Miller and Peter Bull) flesh out his musings with trips to a baker in Morocco, a cheese-making nun in Connecticut, hunters in Western Australia and more.
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A PROMINENT Sunni preacher is describing how the demise of Islamic State could herald a new era of Sunni-Shia reconciliation, when a Shia soldier at the checkpoint outside his home town of Samara interrupts his musings.
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From Miley Cyrus's tenaciously problematic relationship with Black culture to Kanye West's infamous musings about women's bodies, it feels pretty impossible to avoid the lines that make you cringe, even as you're swaying to their irresistible rhythms.
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Since then, it's all come to pass, in the form of comparisons between this Joker and others, questions about "incel culture" and mass shootings, and musings on whether the film reflects "society" as it is right now.
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What concerns me even more than the musings of dudes who spend their days on social media trying to hate on the film is the way that this movie in particular may be used as a barometer.
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But when you lower the dam on hundreds and thousands of thoughts, musings and hot takes on everything from lunch meats to Ed Balls, you begin to lose sight of what is good and what is trash.
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Chrissy Teigen has given this world so much: hilarious social media musings and internet feuds, meaningful activism, two cookbooks, a fun TV series, an example of relationship and motherhood goals, and a brand-new line at Target.
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Just take a quick scroll through her Twitter account or follow her on Snapchat and you'll find a goldmine of timeless musings on everything from the quality of Gardetto's snacks to how to expertly handle nip-slips.
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Tokusatsu (special effects) films like the Godzilla franchise had explicitly riffed on post-atomic anxiety, but anime melded that anxiety with the technoparanoia and existential musings of American science fiction authors like William Gibson and Neal Stephenson.
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Her fascination with the musings of the unconscious mind take shape in the of abstract works in the MUTATION series, which seem to illustrate what the subjects in her Sleep series might be seeing in her dreams.
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Currently on view through October 9 is a project called Lovers & Friends that brings together the artist's photographs, writings, and musings about relationships, loss, and desire—those big, intense, abstract concepts hard to pin down with words.
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Anthony Kiedis writes lyrics with rhythmic cadence first and foremost, which means there will always be bursts of babble — "Send it off through Delaware just/Make it fair for the legionnaires" — alongside his cosmic or tragicomic musings.
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Losing sounds like the desolate musings of someone writing poetry alone in their bedroom, which is almost what Bognanno was doing after they had to make a premature call to stop touring and concentrate on album two.
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He narrates most of the series, so we spend a lot of time in Joe's head, hearing his musings on his neighbors (too noisy) and exercise (challenging) while also following him through his surveillance and kidnapping errands.
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His musings in bursts of 280 characters or less — often littered with misleading material, nods to conspiracy theories or downright falsehoods — have become a fixture of American life, driving cable news coverage and punctuating the political discourse.
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The show's stated purpose is to "explore how language and intention can both build and unravel specific contexts," and as such, it forms an ideal, more generalized, counterpoint to Marcellini's solo musings in City of Restless Objects.
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To read them is to take in a brief history of the second half of the 20th century — stories of war and peace, victory and defeat, musings on culture and sports, and expressions of deeply personal sentiments.
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Ms. McAlpine's purple musings in voice-over ("the stars tell me to go on a journey in this desert"), and the decision not to identify subjects formally until the closing credits, give the film an unnecessary fuzziness.
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While the president's musings on monetary policy have been characteristically inconsistent and even incoherent, he's mostly sounded like this: "I do like a low interest rate policy, I must be honest with you," he said in April.
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Even people with just a passing acquaintance with the badge could have seen the numerous ads featuring the actor Matthew McConaughey gliding through LA nightlife or offering esoteric musings from behind the wheel of a Lincoln vehicle.
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The Norwegian heavy-metal musician Varg Vikernes, after serving 16 years for murder, has an alt-right blog that contains his musings on everything from Norse mythology to the meaning of the Norwegian mass murderer Anders Breivik.
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Because the site serves a wide audience, musings on, for example, the best air purifiers or acoustic guitars for beginners are designed to be easily digestible, but hours of work and critical thinking go into the guides.
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The White House has assured the National Archives and Records Administration that it will be keeping every single one of President Donald Trump's tweets, including his Twitter musings that contain misspellings and the ones he later on deletes.
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Her strident musings on the fickle fame cycle, which Hill warned about on the album as well as her frequent big-ups to Nina Simone, presaged discussions of how the industry discards and dishonors black women musical geniuses.
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Between the Russia investigation, Trump's public musings of pardoning himself and his family members, and a feud with the First Lady of Japan, it's a race to the bottom in terms of absurdities coming from the White House.
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From what's going on with a rapper's offspring (no, not Blue Ivy) to an athlete's adorable musings about his new lady love, PEOPLE is here to help you catch up on the biggest celebrity stories from this week.
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Few expect football to change politics quickly, but musings on the future were especially pointed on Wednesday as the Dutch-speaking half of the country marked its own "national" holiday, commemorating a 14th-century victory — over the French.
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But "The Last Jedi" doesn't have the hurtling pace or the vertigo-inducing action that distinguished "The Force Awakens", so it is possible to admire Mr Johnson's cheeky iconoclasm and philosophical musings while glancing repeatedly at your watch.
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Normally, it's Kardashian who's posting vague but pointed musings on the platform, but it's hard to believe Thompson wasn't trying to send a message when he 'grammed himself listening to "To My Grave" by NAV in the car.
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He immediately becomes the most proactive and therefore the most interesting character on the screen, and the film gives him the time to indulge in meaningful glances and philosophical musings and even, at one point, a music lesson.
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His third season at the coaching helm of St. John's, where he was counseled by the raspy-voiced musings of Lou Carnesecca in the 1980s, began with the expectant fruition of a program rebuild, with N.C.A.A. tournament ambition.
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Its website contains Beauman's own wittily erudite musings, which lately have taken an alarmed tone because of uncertainty over the fate of small businesses during the protracted debacle that is Brexit, or Britain's exit from the European Union.
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Mitchell KurzBronx To the Editor: Mr. Stephens, I've never thought of you as an affirmative action hire at The New York Times, although I fundamentally disagree with many of your musings on how the world should be ordered.
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Those who arrive early might even find themselves led to pride of place in a barber's chair onstage — at least until the performance proper begins, and we find ourselves eavesdropping on musings that shift moods on a dime.
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That is one of the musings of chemists at New York University who came across an insecticide that had been developed by German scientists during World War II in the course of conducting abstract research on another topic.
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" Here is another stretch of prose that put my teeth on edge: After a particularly metaphysical set of musings, Carson smiles and apologizes "for waxing philosophical, which is one of the lesser vices, and a habit that Mrs.
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"Ozark" uses Marty's voice-over musings about hard work and the wages of parenthood to give the appearance of gravitas, but the show's through line is really just his resourcefulness in the face of gruesome, cartel-style justice.
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In "Know Your Whites," McMillan Cottom theorizes about the ascents of Barack Obama and Donald Trump, gathering evidence that includes her lived experience, the history of white fragility and the musings of a black man taking a smoke.
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In doing so, the program provokes questions; the Mumbai photograph of eunuchs applying makeup paired with the 17th-century painting of royal British women might spark musings about gender identity, or cultural standards of beauty, and so on.
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In their existential musings about the creation of humankind, both films can easily be interpreted as takedowns of men's willingness to try and insert themselves into the path of history—decisions that subsequently have disastrous effects on women.
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But Chiang recognizes that his following pales in comparison to accounts like "Medical Medium," where two million people tune in to the musings of a psychic, who raves about vegetables that will cure diseases ranging from depression to diabetes.
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There are shout-outs to everything from male pregnancy to tiger shark extinction, with Sisyphus, Dante's Inferno, and musings on God as a woman (a view which pretty much summarises Cuomo's entire oeuvre) all working their way in between.
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On the flip side of that, though, we'd also like to make sure that Drunk Uncle John doesn't decide to bring up his musings on the most recent election, so we don't want the drinks to be too stiff.
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The magazine is a catalog of Ocean's non-musical influences and expressions, spanning more than 300 pages, and includes a buffet of contributions from and musings about other artists ranging from Kanye West to the Beatles to Elliott Smith.
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We're left with a lot of self-promotional posts disguised as news, because many of these links won't be to actual reporting—they're the musings of people who are largely paid to pretend they know what they're talking about.
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A computer scientist who runs the Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence in Seattle, he greets me in his bright office wearing jeans and a salmon-colored shirt, ushering me in past a whiteboard scrawled with musings about machine intelligence.
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They may begin with pre-written policy points, but will inevitably swerve into talk of windmills, dip into jocular opinions on light bulbs, corkscrew into savage commentary on immigration, then free-fall into musings on news of the day.
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It's where they honed their sound—musings on death and despair and drinking too much hollered over instruments that promptly pummeled those feelings into the floorboards, explosive anthems of suburban stagnation as short and ferocious as the band's career.
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But Jacob T. Swinney manages to bring the filmmaking auteur mentality to the supercut genre of video, whether it's the first and final frames of 55 films or his musings on the meaning of the fade-to-white edit.
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Your trash talking DMs, your business plans made with the boss, numerous untold corporate musings — they all fill the San Francisco-based company's servers, waiting to be viewed by a nosey CEO, a skilled hacker, or the entire world.
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Thinking of calling it Pravda … These idle musings were written in response to criticism of Tesla's workplace safety record and to coverage of a recent accident involving one of its self-driving cars, which led to a woman's death.
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"I think it just shows that the characters around them, they have their own wonderings and musings about this blossoming friendship or relationship between the two," Kang added of others in the communities noticing there's something between the duo.
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What followed was a thumping: Mr. Kaine reeled off chapter and verse on Mr. Trump's musings on the Russian autocrat and Mr. Putin's own record as president, from Russia's struggling economy to his persecution of gay people and journalists.
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As soon as Americans began to infiltrate the indie amnesty hashtag with their musings on Pavement and Bright Eyes, the country almost tilted off its axis from the amount of people in the UK shaking their heads in dismay.
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The record is filled with the unfiltered musings of someone that's been shattered, picked up, and glued back together, told via innocuous moments and minutiae, non-events that, loaded with context, can tell the story of periods like this.
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The four tracks we've heard from it so far—from January's "Hallelujah Money," released on the eve of Trump's inauguration, through the Vince Staples-featuring "Ascension"—have been lyrically apocalyptic cuts: power grabs, falling skies, Book of Revelation musings.
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Solange's musings of home arrive quickly on the interlude "S McGregor," which includes an excerpt of a Vivian Ayers poem performed by the Pulitzer nominee's own daughter, actress and fellow Houston native Phylicia Rashad, formerly known as Claire Huxtable.
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His simple message — "the Iran deal is bad for the United States" — was interrupted by musings on his uncle's education, his own education, the power of nuclear energy, prisoners, the intelligence of women, and the negotiating prowess of Iranians.
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Sontag herself had 58 different musings on what it could mean, and Andrew Bolton, the curator in charge of the Costume Institute, said that by the time he was finished putting the show together, he thought "everything" was camp.
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Formed by 2217 million years of shifting red stone and the surging slate-blue Irish Sea, the caves inspire awed reflection upon the raw power of nature and the irresistible imprint of time, among other musings on the mystic.
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If you think De Niro, Jane Fonda and Martin Sheen should shut up because they're just actors, but welcome the political musings of their ideological opposites James Woods and Jon Voight -- or vice versa -- yes, I'm talking to you.
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To the Editor: You note that Hope Hicks, a spokeswoman for President-elect Donald Trump, declined to say for now whether Mr. Trump would move his Twitter musings to the White House's official Twitter account from his own account.
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In the immediate hours after The New York Times reported Friday on Rosenstein's supposedly sarcastic musings about wearing a wire to document chaos in the administration, Trump questioned whether to fire him immediately, people familiar with the conversations said.
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As a young New York artist, living in a tiny commercial storefront downtown on Crosby Street, I documented this process through drawing and painting self-portraits, which faithfully recorded the shifting moods and musings that swirled through my mind.
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Stripped of its deeper-dish musings, the story turns into a perfectly watchable, somewhat bland action movie, tricked out with sharp details, some fine actors and one slumming legend, the director-actor Takeshi Kitano, who plays Aramaki, Major's boss.
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Quietly — and pointedly refusing to attach their names to the musings — they talk about starting to look past the all-over-70-years-old leadership team of Nancy Pelosi, Steny Hoyer and Jim Clyburn in the House of Representatives.
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Spanish filmmaker and illustrator Antoni Sendra has created a series titled Bulletproof Thoughts, that transforms the simple musings of Mullen, Ray Bradbury, and Joe Strummer into snackable content, delivered with a visual treatment that borrows as much from Schoolhouse Rock!
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Prime users can now post their musings about how their noise-cancelling headphones made their plane ride bearable, or how their dog is just loving its new bed ("buy them here!" a hyperlink icon in the corner of each post suggests).
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The various threads of Dalessandro's finished works lead into the interior sanctum of Galerie Camille, where a kind of shrine to the artist's inner life has been mounted: a wall papered in concept sketches and musings from her sketchbooks and diaries.
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It was an ill-fitting arrangement: Univision was a normal, cautious media company mostly focused on Spanish-language TV, and GMG was a small-ish network of irreverent websites that regularly published the musings of a dog and Ashley Feinberg.
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Among the present-day tales, two of the most striking are "Williamsburg Bridge," the musings of a man considering suicide, and "Maps and Ledgers," which touches on the discomfort of an African-American writing teacher in a largely white institution.
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Then she put her theoretical musings into practice by launching, together her collaborator Casper ter Kuile, a podcast entitled "Harry Potter and the Sacred Text" which is now regularly rated as one of the country's five most popular spiritual podcasts.
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Last night the TV personality switched her Twitter account to private, which means fans will no longer be privy to her musings on reality TV, Donald Trump, or why it's not cool to make fun of Kim Kardashian's Paris ordeal.
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A blog, Taoran Notes, which appears to have official backing for its musings on the trade feud, said references to Korea were a way of saying that China is a master of "talking while fighting", including in today's contest with America.
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The podcast covers a wide range of topics, exploring how the producers were able to convey the complexities of nuclear engineering, stories that they weren't able to get into the show, and musings on the philosophical takeaways from the series.
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It is not, like Twitter, a place for sharing dozens of spontaneous musings in a single day with strangers to tap into the fleeting public zeitgeist around some tweetstorm from Kanye West that will be deleted 15 minutes later anyway.
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The only two actors who seem at all bothered to emote are Sacha Baron Cohen as Time (a clockman who inspired my musings on math) and Helena Bonham Carter, who returns as the Red Queen (she of the enormous head).
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Sure, most are just musings over the style of dress they'll wear or the location they'll choose, but I've also heard stories of women taking things to extreme…like booking a highly sought after band years in advance, just in case.
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We're streaming "Kiss With Spit" from it below, and you'll be pleased to know that DANGERS have knocked themselves off first place when it comes to crafting furious, muscular hardcore that delivers nihilistic musings on our filthy culture-at-large.
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However, Carson's current presidential campaign has all but failed, and his candidacy has been more recently associated with questions about why he remains in the race and his odd musings about health care for bear attack victims in early America.
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"But there were sometimes when it was just like, 'Here's a dumb thing that I saw that you might think is funny,' " Simons says, explaining that the cast would text or email Louis-Dreyfus funny musings or jokes they'd come across.
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As this film by Sol Friedman examines what it means to depart from long-held principles, it interweaves Razie's musings with animation and other special effects — most creatively when it reveals that her offscreen interlocutor is a talking pig's head.
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If there's a Mozart opera in need of updating at the Met, it's "Così Fan Tutte," which since 1996 has been presented in a gentle and sunny production that largely ignores the show's complex musings on men, women, power, and society.
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Warhol's drawings survive as a visual journal far more revealing than the trivial (but amusing) Diaries published just after his death, and they remain a sort of pure example of Warholian self-expression, the musings of the dreamer sans technology.
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This idea—minus the narcotics—of closing your eyes and letting forms appear informed the very early stages of how Rolando first thought up some of the visuals, using these raw subconscious musings as direct inspiration to storyboard the videos.
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Democrats have already spent a lot of time relitigating the 2016 election—so much so that "Bernie would have won" is now a kidding-on-the-square meme—and Biden's musings just give hindsight-obsessed lefties another alternate timeline to consider.
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It may have even played a role in launching the ancient astronaut hypothesis into the cultural space it occupies today, where it has become an unkempt tangle of pseudoscientific musings, conspiracy theories, and tacit admissions of underlying bigotry toward past cultures.
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The two areas are really around blockchain and AI. We just had a presentation we call Monday musings — we've had them on gaming, bitcoin, and crypto in general — that's an area where we're actively trying to build our knowledge set.
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" In their new book, "Like Brothers," which is a grab bag of D.I.Y. filmmaking tips, musings on " The Karate Kid ," and confessional e-mail exchanges about their relationship, they write, "Hikes are a great way to hammer out our big issues . . .
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But the Oracle of Omaha's market musings — doled out year after year across decades of annual letters to Berkshire shareholders and interviews — are also reflected in the actions of major corporations and the ways in which they leverage their balance sheets.
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" Esoteric musings run in the family: Sara, refilling wine glasses, "knew it was silly to keep trying to see the dinner table itself as a scorpion, with all of its articulations and repeated segments, all those appendages hidden under the tablecloth.
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The show — based on Hodges's web series of the same name — also dips into mockumentary territory, frequently letting Martin stare into the camera as his voiceover delivers musings on life, love, Nan, and the right to be his own dog.
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Even if you treat those musings as presidential bombast, his administration is making detailed projections that the economy will expand much faster in the decade ahead than it has in recent years — a forecast that underpins the Trump policy agenda.
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Not only is it a nod to the project's overarching mythological theme, it pretty much captures Blu's appeal in one elegant line: Blu has always thrived when he's writing inventive, natural rhymes that tie together daily realities and metaphysical musings.
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I rather agree with her musings as I do with those of Tolstoy's elderly Ivan Ilyich, or many a Tarkovsky character, who come to a realization that death is no more than a changing of forms, a different sort of life.
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A moving essay on her sister-in-law's suicide is hampered by mundane musings on death and grief: "It is very hard to see the grandeur of brevity when a person's life is cut short," she writes, a bit obviously.
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A.P.C. does stage shows, mostly in the label's Rue Madame headquarters, with Mr. Touitou providing viva voce musings on Balzac, Proust and how badly most people dress, a symptom of a wry, incurable frankness that has occasionally gotten him into trouble.
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Some of the questions he asks lead to profound musings into what makes us human; others reminded me of the never-ending conversational black holes my brother and I used to fall into late at night when we were children.
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It's an amusing read, too, with Mr. Lin's far-ranging musings, which bounce from how personal one's preference for the cocoa percentage in chocolate can be to his fashion choices of the 1980s ("Oh, acid washed, how you played me").
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Scholars will get to ponder which owner or reader put dashes around the main character Newland Archer's late-in-life musings about his youthful flame, Countess Ellen Olenska, "who had become the composite vision of all that he had missed."
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It's a wide-ranging book — there are tributes to grandparents and sons, as well as musings on suicide, family, effort, sense and much more — but it has a point, and that is to persuade us to eat fewer animal products.
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Mr. Ahmadinejad said he sent all three letters, which offered long philosophical musings and governing advice, via mail to the care of the Swiss ambassador in Tehran, via message to Mr. Trump's Twitter account and to a White House email address.
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The song won't blow listeners away with deeply personal musings or detailed reflections — it will hit them deep in the heart with how it details the familiar taste of feeling both in love and feeling lost in the simplest words possible.
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Other states that at least one NOAA forecast gave at least a 25% chance of experiencing tropical storm-force winds included New York, New Jersey and Delaware, which the President has not mentioned at any point of his Dorian musings.
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Backstage after the show, Mr. Risso offered his own theory of the collection — "One plus one is one plus one" — which doesn't sound unlike the kind of early-morning musings you might hear among the slightly fried in the chill room.
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With Robert Mueller, the special counsel, reportedly close to indicting more people, the markets wobbling and a raft of stories over the weekend detailing his musings about stealing Iraq's oil, one suspects Mr Trump needs the rally more than Miss Hyde-Smith does.
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But that the idea was even raised in jest shows how just how frustrated Mexicans are that their economy and the value of their savings are at the mercy of the seemingly random musings coming in 140-character bursts from Trump's Twitter account.
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Photographers Ryan Duffin and Sadie Wechsler share their work as well-calculated and thoughtful musings on their surroundings, while retrospectives on the legendary street photographer Vivian Cherry and crime scene photographers of the 20th century offer historical context for today's visual lexicon.
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"Her sarcastic musings and straightforward approach injected a brand of humor at JR Motorsports that became part of its fabric as it grew into a full-time NASCAR racing operation in 2006 and a championship-winning organization in 2014," the company said.
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But perhaps his most interesting recent musings focus on how Britain is falling behind in the race to apply science and technology to solving practical problems—for example, using big data to tackle crime and agri-tech to boost productivity on farms.
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And yet, though Rothstein is getting unabashedly granular on the field of enigmatology — a field that attracts mathematicians, engineers, and literal rocket scientists more often than fine artists — he manages to present his findings and musings in highly accessible and even funny language.
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Several times in recent days, the billionaire has appeared to be laying the groundwork for a defeat — whether with his claims of a rigged election that could be a face-saver if he loses — or in wistful musings about the days ahead.
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West's musings on the toxic nature of social media are important and timely, but it seems a bit counterintuitive to promote a new project with posts getting hundreds of thousands of likes and billboards that command the attention of everyone who passes by.
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Ahead, check out the work (and musings on the intersection of fashion and gender identity) from the designers featured in this year's dapperQ show — Angie Chuang, Sir New York, Sharpe Suiting + NiK Kacy, Stuzo Clothing, The Tailory, Thomas Thomas, and We Are Mortals.
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Now in its third year, the month is marked by a series of morbid musings, from mutant-taxidermy workshops to talks on female necrophilia law and histories of severed heads (all for a good cause: raising money to restore London's 'magnificent seven' cemeteries).
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Most substantial is the "Hollywood Album," a sort of diary of the mind he kept in the 1940s, a collection of epigrams and musings that would have made a great book in itself had he ever bothered to give it a final form.
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Clinton's latest election musings have also reopened old wounds from the bitter primary fight with Sanders right as Democrats say their focus should be on finding an economic message that appeals to the Rust Belt voters who abandoned the party for Trump.
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Today, as we celebrate the rights of girls and women on International Women's Day, UNICEF and Bridal Musings are sharing a new reenactment video to shine a spotlight on Samia and the 22011 million girls who will be married as children this year.
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Musings on the changeability and emotional heft of memory may not be what "Crocodile" intended for me to walk away with; it's an often-graphic episode about the potential for violence inside us that could be unlocked if our memories threatened our lives.
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It's flourishing now as one of the web's most compelling storytelling platforms, a repository for uplifting confessions, compressed screeds, some with candidly political overtones, self-help digests, mini essays and speculative musings and, perhaps most compellingly, serialized memoirs in sound-bite form.
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Q. & A. In 2015, Jessica Hopper published "The First Collection of Criticism by a Living Female Rock Critic," which gathered reviews, profiles and broader cultural musings that Hopper had written for a wide variety of zines, alternative weeklies and mainstream music publications.
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As Delbanco admires the abolitionists, and slights slavery's terrors not at all, his occasional revisionist musings seem to stem from his horror at the military slaughterhouse, his wonder at whether it could have been avoided and his wariness of sanctimony, including Yankee sanctimony.
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Mr. de Blasio's monthslong will-he-or-won't-he act is reminiscent of the musings over a possible presidential run by Mario M. Cuomo, who was New York's governor from 1983 to 1994, for which he became known as Hamlet on the Hudson.
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Biden often wings it, preferring to walk around with the mic and say what comes to mind, a farrago of stats, history, personal musings and historical insights that keep audiences, staff and reporters guessing as they drink through the firehose of his speeches.
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And yet when asked about what might happen to gay rights or abortion rights under Trump's Supreme Court, or whether Trump's Twitter musings could spark global conflicts, Thiel only kind of shrugged, saying big things won't happen because they just won't, O.K.?
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The book's more than 60 previously published columns toggle between surface-skimming cultural musings and political entreaties meant to light a fire under readers' otherwise comfy rears, and are presented with a straightforwardness that only occasionally tips into what feels like forced effervescence.
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He speaks in a thick East London-Cockney accent, and his words gush out in a jumble of enthusiasm, hopping from musings about the human condition to reflections on the history of Islam and anecdotes about the many jihadists he has known.
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On Wednesday, The Chew co-host Clinton Kelly revealed that his former What Not to Wear co-host Stacy London had blocked him on Twitter, rendering him unable to see her musings (including a recent one about a top she once wore on the show).
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Of late he's favored Twitter as an outlet for his musings on the stratosphere, tweeting his support for the concept of a superhighway in space, expressing gratitude to John Glenn and thanking Buzz Aldrin for visiting the headquarters of Blue Origin, his space-focused startup.
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So for a leading role in a high-profile movie to vanish at the behest of studio execs -- insiders who rationalize their decisions with rueful musings about how there are "no Asian stars" big enough to play Asian characters in major movies -- wasn't just unfortunate.
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We had all boarded a massive cruise ship to listen to the speakers' musings and philosophies on a range of topics — ancient intergalactic warfare, crop circles, magical vibrations, chemtrails, the government's control of the weather, alien politicians, and wishing boxes — your normal vacation chatter.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads SAVANNAH, Georgia — Contrary to his gentle voice and friendly manner, Lavar Munroe's first U.S. museum exhibition, Journey Elsewhere: Musings from a Boundless Zoo, is filled with grotesque half-animal, half-human figures wielding hostile gloves and knives like predators.
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"Her sarcastic musings and straightforward approach injected a brand of humor at JR Motorsports that became part of its fabric as it grew into a full-time NASCAR racing operation in 2006 and a championship-winning organization in 2014," the company said in a statement.
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The most recent gains have been more modest, as anxieties in the market build over valuations, lowered volumes and a fluctuating dollar, which has been pushed around by inconsistent musings, emanating from various Federal Reserve officials and the recently released minutes from their last meeting.
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The SI model has never been one to shy away from her less than glam moments, regularly sharing all of her late night musings and thoughts for the haters on social media, and her arrival to the Time 100 Gala's red carpet was no exception.
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Of course Jaha can offer some interesting musings on the choices you make while in power and Raven and Jasper can condemn Clarke for not trusting her people and acting like the Council, but at the end of the day, it's just so different.
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In August of 2013, Musk followed up his musings with a 58-page plan that laid out the fundamentals for Hyperloop Alpha, a tube designed to shoot aluminum pods carrying passengers and vehicles from LA to San Francisco at speeds of up to 800mph.
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By internalizing these debates, Mr. Barnes avoids the polarized either-or, black-or-white characterizations of Shostakovich as noble dissident or spineless government patsy, but he also traps us inside the composer's mind, where we soon tire of the narcissistic musings and self-pitying rationalizations.
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About four percent of those studied were censored, including musings on the safety of drinking water in China; speculation that several celebrities were on the verge of death; and supposition that Kim Jong-un, the North Korean leader, was undergoing secret medical treatment in China.
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And while there may be a few too many first-person interludes and diffuse musings for my taste ("Testimony is an urgent story that continues to escape witnesses"; "Horror had fractured surrounding time, space, even personhood"), Corbett's relentlessly open mind is rewarding for the reader.
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While the Girlfriend Experiment successfully undermines algorithm worship, Mary's spotty life experience means she inevitably takes an analytical approach to existence, too, and she has epiphanies that end up sounding more like the musings of a stoned philosophy major than those of an insightful outsider.
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We live in an era in which a 15-year-old's politically incorrect musings on social media are likely to result in a suspension from school — days of inward reflection and collective self-flagellation in whatever school such rash expression might have taken place.
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If you don't believe that any observations in the file could lead to a psychological setback, ask for the notes and see what happens, keeping in mind that some notes may have been early musings about diagnoses that did not turn out to be accurate.
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"Fanny and Alexander" is set more than a century ago, but its musings on love and loss are timeless, and the ability of a celluloid source to leap the period in which it is set is surely helpful when bringing it to the stage.
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Thomas, the proctor, may live in the 14th century, but his musings carry a powerful message for stratified Brexit-era Britain: How radically the space I traverse differs from the mental chart of those, like Will Quate, whose universe might be circumnavigated in an hour.
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"There will be nowhere for the P.A.P. to hide from one of its greatest ever mistakes, of undermining democracy and meritocracy in such a foolish way," wrote Sudhir Thomas Vadaketh on his blog, Musings From Singapore, referring to the governing party by its initials.
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It generally refers to adult royals who are closest to the throne — children of the sovereign (Queen Elizabeth) or the heir (Charles, Prince of Wales), Marlene Koenig, an expert on British royalty who runs the blog Royal Musings, wrote to me in an email.
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A meditation on family, medicine and the means by which science shapes our relationship with death, the work features 12 performers of varying body types, gender identities, ages and physical abilities, brought together through the musings and observations of a 10-year-old protagonist.
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We talked to O about Cardi's recent musings about jumping into the public service arena, and she actually told us CB's got all the right ingredients to become a successful politician -- namely, she brings authenticity, passion, energy and real-life struggles to the table.
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He embarks on a road trip (with his imaginary son) to win her heart, encountering guns, racism and a talking cricket along the way — though he and his adventure turn out to be the musings of a middling thriller writer with troubles of his own.
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The Ambrosiana possesses the painting of a "Musician," now in the Louvre show, as well as 29 drawings, and — most notably, perhaps — the 1,119 folios that make up the Codex Atlanticus, the largest of the collections of Leonardo's musings that were assembled after his death.
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But the debate has renewed musings about why, exactly, this part of the country is part of a time zone that may better serve cities to its west, and whether the region ought to boldly step away from its neighbors — maybe even on principle.
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Trump's simple message — "the Iran deal is bad for the United States" — was interrupted by musings on his uncle's education, his own education, the power of nuclear energy, prisoners, the intelligence of women, and the negotiating prowess of Iranians, seemingly without rhyme or reason.
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In short scenes separated by quick blackouts, the men exchange musings on life, in its dimensions both large and small ("Some days are so sad nothing will help"), love troubles both major and minor, and recollections of their shared past in the cold clime of Minnesota.
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Actress Joely Fisher will reveal the painful struggles and glorious highs that came with being a child of Hollywood royalty in her upcoming memoir, Growing Up Fisher: Musings, Memories, and Misadventures, which she was inspired to write following the unexpected death of her sister, Carrie Fisher.
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The notion that a private algorithm was being deployed to analyze teenagers' and low-income workers' musings and selfies on social media, determine their "risk level," and deliver the results to excitable parents struck many as a grim portent for the future of the informal workforce.
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"When the Christian blogosphere was mostly pastors' musings on one hand and women's devotional 'encouragement' on the other, Rachel wrote confidently that her mind was made to know God," wrote Katelyn Beaty, who co-founded a women's blog at the evangelical magazine Christianity Today in 2009.
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And in "Musings on Music," we asked four writers to reflect on the state of music today, and they touch on everything from streaming to soft censorship after 9/11, from Lil Wayne's relationship with the internet to a new generation of female guitarists celebrating sexuality.
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However, the latest round of iPhone reports and musings are a bit more exciting, with word about the iPhone SE getting a reboot for 26.5, a patented nanoparticle coating that could increase iPhone durability, and even a die shrink for Apple's A-series chip coming in 22019.
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Splitting the difference between commercial slickness and graphic-novel solemnity, this Trek offers PG-13 violence, audience-pandering exposition dumps, cliffhanger endings, Game of Thrones–style pomp, and a touch of Lost's mystery-box plotting, but also poker-faced musings on quantum science, moral relativism, logic vs.
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Westworld's use of "No Surprises" in its second episode is much more low-key, with the self-playing honky-tonk piano in the park's saloon plinking out the signature riff in the background as the existential musings and malfunctions of androids play out on the main stage.
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