Eric Asimov ponders the question in his Pour column, and the rest of our stalwart crew ponders many others, all over our weekly dispatch.
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Everyone ponders the death of childhood and aches of adulthood.
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" — Mary Jo"...[ponders] Well, we're doing 25 days of Christmas.
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Team Rising ponders how Democrats will do in 2020 Rep.
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Heng A North Korean leader ponders the offerings before him.
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The Times Magazine's Tech & Design issue ponders: What happens then?
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"Botswana's exceptionalism?" ponders David Sebudubudu of the University of Botswana.
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And Wesley Morris ponders one mystery of the Oscars: screenwriting.
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Hardy, contemplative and literary, frequently ponders the nature of freedom.
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"That's more people than I invited to the party," she ponders.
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"Fucking hell, imagine that." he ponders with a deeply furrowed brow.
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He ponders that for a few seconds, letting it sink in.
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" He ponders that statement for a second and adds, "Trigger warning.
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"Who knows the ways of men," he ponders in the sequel.
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Along the way, Kenne ponders what exactly he has been witnessing.
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And as Catesby ponders fleeing, Guy Fawkes (Tom Cullen) waits underground.
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"Sanity is a performance," she cynically ponders before finally being released.
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McCreary ponders what it would take for their relationship to truly blossom.
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Over stodgy fuel, Leo ponders his first live in-store with Merchandise.
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While Lillian ponders her romantic future, Jacqueline tries to fix her own.
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Baldwin also ponders how black men and women are perceived within America.
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" Morgan Freeman ponders the meaning of life in "The Story of God.
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"I wonder if Jeremy Corbyn has stickers like this," ponders Vincent, wistfully.
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Throughout "Ghosteen," Cave ponders love, faith, loss, consolation, mortality and time itself.
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This was something that many analysts and ponders (ph) thought was totally impossible.
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ET on Fox Sports 1), while England ponders (again) what could have been.
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"Have you ever felt connected to a place in your bones?" he ponders.
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Simple in the extreme, this album ponders home and family with painstaking austerity.
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"Do you ever get anxiety where you can't do anything?" he ponders aloud.
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He bristles at the labor hand-drawn animation requires and ponders a compromise.
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In a sprawling art project and companion documentary, Ai Weiwei ponders the question.
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She ponders what they say about how capitalism feeds — and creates — consumerist desire.
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"No place else that constantly reminds us that we are important," she ponders.
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U2 ponders the situation with buzzing, wailing guitars and a dance-floor thump.
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A species that, uniquely, ponders its own exceptionality will surely be fascinated by it.
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What happens, the movie ponders, when giant monsters become a part of a culture?
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She ponders her identity as a childless woman in a society that expects procreation.
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Closer to home, she ponders why some long for eyelid surgery or "designer" vaginas.
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As the two hold hands, Dortha ponders whether her daughter knows who she is.
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Check out that earnest gaze: Robbie intently ponders how to topple the Dark Lord.
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As Aston Villa ponders its fate, it might take consolation from one further thing.
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"A Hologram for the King" ponders a modern world in the thrall of illusions.
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But the true strategist thinks beyond elections and ponders tectonic shifts in the electorate.
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Sometimes, Dr. Carlon Colker says he ponders genuflecting in front of the squat rack.
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To the Editor: "Getting Real About Rural America" ponders how to strengthen rural economies.
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Trilobites An installation at the Brooklyn Botanic Garden ponders the sounds made by plants.
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Whose heart doesn't beat faster when Trump yet again ponders the glory of Trump?
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In one video, he ponders why members of the working class would support capitalism.
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Go deeper: Jeff Sessions ponders a run for his old Senate seat in Alabama
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In one moment, for example, Jerrod ponders whether Maxine's online existence is too socially conscious.
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Also on the show: Artist Schandra Singh ponders the intricate relationship between art and money.
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Others note that Milley is a serious thinker who ponders all the risks of war.
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"What happens to my children if my husband passes away while I'm gone?" she ponders.
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Image: Black Mirror Season 3 "San Junipero" Episode ponders an extremely realistic virtual reality experience.
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After declining politely, Smith ponders why his people are still struggling, especially in King's hometown.
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The ploy fails, and Paul, now consigned to stocking shelves at a supermarket, ponders revenge.
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"Maybe you need to drink it over a long period of time," he ponders aloud.
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Dickinson muses and ponders, yes, but she also seethes, scolds, teases and bursts out laughing.
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"To Pimp a Butterfly" ponders blackness at the height of the Black Lives Matter movement.
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To the Editor: David Brooks ponders why American meritocracy has failed to deliver good government.
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His previous albums were suffused with loneliness; this one, tentatively and almost incredulously, ponders intimacy.
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A contestant ponders his move at the Millionaire Chess Open in Las Vegas in October 20183.
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A contestant ponders his move at the Millionaire Chess Open in Las Vegas in October 2015.
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Even an esteemed publication like The Atlantic couldn't resist: "When cars fly," a recent headline ponders.
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Ponders is working hard on his second album, ACID REIGN, set to be released this December.
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While the world ponders ways to reduce emissions, the consequences of climate change are already underway.
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"We eat very well here, and we've had over 10,000 meals around this stove," Hardie ponders.
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In the chromatic haze, Solange ponders questions and considers life lessons in a few ambiguous words.
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The author ponders the issue as he explores Treviso, Venice's quieter neighbor, where canals also flow.
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Mr. Zhou often ponders the choices he made that culminated in the escape from Tiananmen Square.
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After the elections, a red-state liberal ponders futility — and against all odds, arrives at hope.
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But Patrick Jenkins of the FT ponders whether Masa Son can become a digital Warren Buffett.
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Mr. Washington ponders each move, studying his options — only moving a piece when he is confident.
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" She looks up and ponders for a moment, then says, "Maybe a few yards of fabric?
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LIKE A BLIND prophet, the observatory perched atop Cerro Pachón in the Chilean Andes ponders the heavens.
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Benedict Anderson, a political scientist and historian, ponders over a simple question: where does nationalism come from?
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It ponders the value of a stockpile of imagery in an ever-growing collection of images worldwide.
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Yet the firm also ponders making more money by gutting the company and moving manufacturing to Bangladesh.
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Bond said that while her organization's work remains vital, she ponders whether it will always be necessary.
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In this 100th episode, Olivia ponders what might have been, had she not helped rig Fitz's election.
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On camera, Berger ponders whether cannibals—a "warrior tribe," as the narrator puts it—killed the islanders.
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The show ponders questions such as what is the best way of handling these sensitive objects now.
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Through sculpture, photography, and drawing, Stoney marvels at the natural world and ponders Earth's relationship to humankind.
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"What if Snow White was no longer beautiful and the 7 dwarfs not so short?" the poster ponders.
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"If Angelina'll do that for a jacket, then imagine what she'll do for a million dollars," ponders Nick.
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Mellon ponders if such high-speed UFO's could be technologically-advanced Russian aircraft, or perhaps, evidence of aliens.
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The journalist Jane (Katie Stevens) ponders her white privilege after being turned down by a diversity-seeking newsroom.
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As UConn chases its 12th national title, our columnist ponders whether such dominance is good for the sport.
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Our Rome bureau chief ponders the question as he explores Treviso, Venice's quieter neighbor, where canals also flow.
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A counterfeit preacher, shoulders wreathed in dynamite and neck encircled by a makeshift noose, ponders his probable demise.
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My pick is Under the Skin, a slow, haunted sci-fi film that grotesquely ponders existence and intimacy.
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Team Rising ponders what the latest polling numbers out of South Carolina say about the 85033 race. Rep.
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Deval Patrick ponders 2020 run Uber CEO says Elizabeth Warren not an "existential threat" Podcast: Billionaires battle back
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In the podcast, the actress ponders why she wrote the movie and what its purpose was in her relationship.
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Guilt and resentment curdle their lives as Makiko ponders the move she thinks will restart her life: breast implants.
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He says this contemplation kicked off his latest documentary, and he ponders it throughout his series almost in passing.
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He is getting broody, and ponders adopting a child, but his partner, the glowering Reece (Morgan Spector), is unconvinced.
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" While he ponders the past, "I know he's bound an determined to make his last year an achievement still.
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NEWLY RELEASED CITY OF WOMEN Federico Fellini ponders feminism, and Marcello Mastroianni dreams a dream in this phantasmagorical comedy.
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Building on her Op-Doc for The Times, Paula Schargorodsky ponders whether she must settle down to be happy.
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Undefined, spiraling out of touch, Forgot how it feels," ponders Dua Lipa on Martin Garrix's "Scared to be Lonely.
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George Lucas sits down to begin writing Star Wars: Episode I. He drinks some tea, and ponders Anakin Skywalker's origins.
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Nana Yaa, the main character, is a radio journalist who ponders existential dating questions in voice-overs throughout the show.
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"As cultures and lands become more advanced, do people tend to forget those who helped them?" the angel ponders aloud.
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On his breaks, Lou reads his estranged girlfriend's book on Buddhism, and ponders the wisdom of the comedian Bill Hicks.
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Yet as Mr. Sanders ponders another presidential run, what is not clear is whether he can still get the votes.
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After a night of arson and vandalism, the financial hub braces for more unrest and ponders the future with anxiety.
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The narrator of "A Love Story" ponders explanations for why she and her husband haven't had sex in eight months.
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Musa-Kalim Rodwal, the unit's commander, draws on at least 15 years of perspective, loss and hurt as he ponders.
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A scientist ponders whether aesthetic judgments about mates are tied to traits we see as adaptive and worth passing on.
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Merely being associated with Brazilian soccer buys a superficial legitimacy as China ponders making a bid to host the World Cup.
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Scherbak also ponders whether providing humanitarian aid, including food supplies, might be more useful than money as aid for developing countries.
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And a former C.I.A. director, Michael Hayden, sharply criticizes President Trump's approach to intelligence and ponders the future of C.I.A. officers.
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"Me now: ponders how all this data could be mined to train facial recognition algorithms on age progression and age recognition."
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Images: Ash Ponders If investors want to bring drone racing to the world, then they need to solve the spectator problem.
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He castigates Obama for timorousness in Syria but neither defines the intervention he favors nor ponders the perils of mission creep.
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"Bernie Sanders is considering several options as he ponders his campaign's future," by Sean Sullivan Looking at the underdog candidate's options.
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Weaving together interviews, archival research and her own recollections, Broom resurrects the house and ponders her place in the city's mythology.
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But, as he ponders whether to run himself, he offered one difference between him and the series of other candidates: geography.
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What Orner ponders is the oscillation between reading and living, concentrating on the moment when we look up from the page.
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By the end of the video, Giertz is joking about eye patch designs and ponders sending the excavated tumor into space.
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But aside from that respite, this has been an election year when, each time someone ponders aloud, What could happen next?
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Even as Eugene ponders whether or not to snitch, the Hilltop-Kingdom-Alexandria alliance has begun to close in on victory.
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Audi's "Daughter" In Audi's spot, a father ponders the gender inequalities her soapbox car-racing daughter might face as she grows up.
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He escapes to Mars, where he ponders the Red Planet's beautiful human-free desolation, while Earth lurches into nuclear war without him.
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Rather than call his mom like a smart boy, he heads back to Sonja's flat and ponders how he'll raise some money.
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Kamala Harris at 10 ET; and South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg at 11 ET. TUESDAY • SCOTUS ponders a key census question.
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One of the bond market's biggest players has a message for the Federal Reserve as it ponders its decision on interest rates.
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The country's mail service, India Post, is ill-equipped to wait while a shopper tries on a kurta and ponders returning it.
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As the world ponders what inspires violent extremism, policy makers should listen to people like Amadou, who are on the front lines.
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During all of the commotion, Suzanne, Maureen, and Humphrey are still in the medical center, and Suzanne ponders if they're in purgatory.
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Now on disc from Kino Lorber, it anxiously ponders both the threat of nuclear war and the survival of the nuclear family.
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Tesla CEO Elon Musk ponders such trivialities, going so far as to have at times pitched a sleeping bag at his factory.
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Which is how, today, Mr. Hurd is back at Yahoo, writing articles for its style site while he ponders his next move.
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"Sunday" contends with the pressures of work and the economy; "American Valhalla" ponders the possibility of an afterlife earned by heroic warriors.
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I don't think anyone in the White House now ponders the way political and material culture responds to what is going on.
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Sanger ponders whether the serial failures of North Korean ballistic missile tests in 2016 reflected a Stuxnet-like attack on that program.
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In today's 360 video, step inside an amusement park, as the family that has owned it for 43 years ponders its future.
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The song's restlessly strummed folk-rock ponders whether the trauma was worth it, circling through possibilities but never settling on an answer.
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While the cafe has been restored to its nuptial-inducing charm, one still ponders its future in this age of rising seas.
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As the knight and his squire roam a countryside gripped with fear, Bergman ponders divine justice on the precipice of human oblivion.
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Mr Powers deposits some money into his DAF and, while he ponders where it should go, Bank of America invests it for him.
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London's fire brigade said 81 firefighters and 12 fire engines were battling the blaze at an industrial estate in Ponders End, northeast London.
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Click here to view original GIFKurzgesagt ponders the question of whether space elevators can be built and answers it as only they can.
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Something like that has happened to Britain as it ponders under strong Saudi and Emirati pressure whether to proscribe the global Muslim Brotherhood.
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The final participant is Loni Landon with two works, one old and a new one called "Fast Love," which ponders modern human connection.
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US-FOOTBALL-NFL-PHI-LONG Eagles DE Long ponders retirement Philadelphia Eagles defensive end Chris Long will be 34 when next season begins.
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Indeed, one ponders the mysterious ways of chance and fate after learning that Ms. Chaulk visited the therapist just once (after couples counseling).
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Saagar Enjeti ponders if Joe BidenJoe BidenSenators take reins of impeachment trial in marathon question session Sanders campaign says it raised more than .
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He vents and ponders his past once again with David Letterman, who nowadays is far more prone to play therapist than crack wise.
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In a recently released deleted scene from Keeping Up with the Kardashians, Jenner ponders speculation that she secretly has a bun in the oven.
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He kept the world at bay with his very private life, leaving little to go on as the rumor mill ponders cause of death.
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As creators move to the cultural forefront, the question of how much power they wield — if any — is one Hank Green ponders with care.
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While The Guardian's Sarah Hughes approves of the put-downs, she still ponders what the future might hold for the once-powerful Lord Baelish.
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In our third episode of "Real Thoughts with Real Housewives," Kyle Richards ponders the important things in life, like smartphones and Cornish game hens.
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Obama has shown he is a man of depth; a man who thinks and ponders and ruminates about the heavy responsibilities of his office.
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"The Thinker," a presiding presence in "The Gates," ponders damned souls, apparently, while displaying a set of muscles that might as easily juggle them.
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Back in 1991, an archival news article ponders whether the suburb of Weston, north of Miami, should have been built on drained Everglades land.
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The film, directed by Jacobs and co-penned by Jennifer Majka, ponders the intersection of 2D and 3D while telling an humorously maudlin story.
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But as she plans a romantic beach getaway and ponders whether the two are meant to be a couple, the answer becomes very clear.
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Writing in The New York Times, Laura Collins-Hughes called the performance "a smart, if sometimes shaggy, monologue that ponders an ideologically riven nation."
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As the blonde duo aloofly ponders the perfect sky above them, the viewer gets a glimpse of something darker, a riposte to bland escapism.
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It ponders faces and blistered hands, and shows bottles of black fluid being extracted from workers, a consequence of pneumoconiosis, or black lung disease.
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After choking a marijuana grower by forcing him to eat an entire batch of cannabis brownies, a philosophical killer ponders the existence of evil.
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The contracts come as the Trump administration ponders a plan to shift the task of complying with the mandate from refiners to fuel wholesalers.
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In a smart, if sometimes shaggy, monologue that ponders an ideologically riven nation, Mr. Quinn is not firmly allied to one side or another.
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The second half, which ponders the deaths of close friends and the hazards of focusing only on his career, was composed earlier that week.
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Jed ponders lowering the price of his sculptures, per Sophia and Tilman's advice, but is worried the move could devalue one of his priciest pieces.
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Axios ponders what will happen to radio and billboards once cars go autonomous and the people inside them can stare at their phones guilt-free.
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"Ever since I can remember my family has been my whole life," he ponders, but it appears his life may be taking a new direction.
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Aggretsuko premieres April 20th and will follow the stressed, screaming office worker as she ponders her future and soothes her woes with death metal karaoke.
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That Coogler's film ponders the ideas of race, heroism, and responsibility with such fluency and thoughtfulness doesn't mean Black Panther is averse to having fun.
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Even the smaller bump could be important for the Federal Reserve, as it ponders how much to worry about inflation and hike interest rates. 7.
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And, to be sure, a president who ponders shooting the legs from under illegal immigrants or nuking hurricanes or buying foreign countries often strains credulity.
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He ponders what might have been possible had he, Jackson and King been able to tap the power of social media back in the 1960s.
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The approach is in line with the Trumpian politics of the moment, perhaps as a way to rehabilitate his image as he ponders his future.
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Matt Lambert ponders "sexuality" with photos from the set of his X-rated short lm, which blur the line between gay friendship and physical attraction.
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But a project by students at the MIT Media Lab's Fluid Interfaces Group ponders what happens when a machine has a voice in the artistic process.
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As Vincent ponders of what size shirt to get his girl, Holman's attention is brought to a bright pink 'super bounce' ball that does just that.
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Team Rising ponders if Mayor Pete can do anything to dig himself out of the hole from his McKinsey work and issues with minority voters. Rep.
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Mr. Bolt's text ponders issues that gain urgency in any politically tumultuous moment: the conscience and courage of the powerful, and the impact of ordinary people.
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You watch as Strong struggles to keep her emotions in check while she ponders the reality of six more years with a narcissistic sociopath running the country.
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The battle for the cable box will only intensify The battle will only intensify over the coming months as the FCC ponders issuing rules later this year.
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"I like the idea: a collective consciousness, getting together for the greater good," ponders Brown, although he reckons they're really just won over by his sheer enthusiasm.
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In "Lula Loves You" — named after the character in David Lynch's "Wild at Heart" — she ponders love and loneliness in a welter of thick, gelatinous, wavery tones.
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Anybody who loves food, loves wine and ponders where they come from should read this book, preferably with a glass of Mr. Brennan's beautiful cider in hand.
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With "Oh, Man", anaïs ponders what role individuals can play in world that seems destined for desolation; "Count to Five" questions the priority of progress against fixing inequality.
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In concise and direct language, the speaker of "Kids" ponders the issue of whether having children and a family is a detriment to the vigor of one's career.
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In another address Mrs Clinton ponders the unseemly business of law-making, citing Abraham Lincoln's willingness to have "both a public and a private position" on sensitive issues.
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After Lindsay realizes she loves her niece and her little Billy Corgan face, the budding fashionista ponders the fact she's never felt "real love" before looking at Tallulah.
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In "Jane the Virgin," at 9, Jane ponders taking things with Jonathan to the next level and turns to Xo, who has her own relationship problems, for advice.
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"It's funny that there are more of us conducting at the Met than at La Scala this season," ponders Mr Armiliato, who is leading four of those productions.
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"Bernie Sanders ponders his own birther question Don't panic"Even if Donald Trump turns out not to be such a great president…we're only looking at four years.
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Until the fate of the Federal Insurance Office is clarified as Congress ponders changes to the Dodd-Frank Act, there will continue to be uncertainty in this regard.
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The leaders of the euro zone's four biggest economies threw their weight behind a multi-speed Europe on Monday as the European Union ponders a future without Britain.
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Next, as a 20-year-old film student, she ponders the two men who shape her political identity: Uncle, a liberal father figure, and Dido, her Communist cousin.
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Jackson" (which, to him, is brand-new); and ponders starting a foundation "that would help urban youth buy their first mechanical watch and learn to care for it.
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As the NBA world ponders what's next in an era of increasing player power, Zion Williamson's shoe deal with Jordan Brand could serve as a worst-case scenario.
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The former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz is featured on "60 Minutes" this Sunday, as he promotes a new book and ponders a 2020 presidential campaign as an independent.
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Roth compares Nirvana's potential to the superstardom of U2 and Bruce Springsteen, and he ponders what Cobain could have accomplished as a musician with Bono's decades of experience.
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Red ponders her fate philosophically, deciding she has a few important tasks to accomplish before she is cut down — and that's when the magic of this tale unfurls.
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She ponders whether he would have kept that part of himself a secret had he seen more programs like The OA, that allowed for visibility of queer characters.
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In her new play, Sarah Ruhl ("In the Next Room, or the vibrator play") ponders just how much has and hasn't changed for women in a tumultuous American.
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In a whispery, bedroom-sized reduction of grungy indie rock, Clairo ponders whether physical attraction will outweigh a lovers' quarrel, striving to maintain her deadpan as feelings surge.
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But all too often, Realive resorts to treacly music cues while Marc ponders The Big Questions of Life in voiceover, sometimes even referring to himself in the third person.
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The special ponders smarter questions than, say, whether a 9-year-old had the strength to kill his sister with a flashlight — à la The Case Of: JonBenét Ramsey.
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It would also need to understand how long such high levels of jet production would be sustainable as it ponders the investments needed to expand production further, he added.
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The Milan-based fine art photographer ponders the concept of self-image and her own self-perceptions in a series of surreal self portraits entitled, Me At My Best.
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It also spotlights the most explicit of our untold futures, the actual growing fetus, and frets, ponders, and loves it and its promise despite any unremitting gloom closing in.
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Meanwhile, North Korea ponders an above-ground nuclear test, the Affordable Care Act repeal hangs on a knife's edge and Puerto Rico is bracing for six months without electricity.
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Battlefield victory is obsolete now, yet America still invests trillions of dollars in aircraft carriers, fighter jets and killer robots—and ponders why no one is deterred or defeated.
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The Ponders are also parents to son Robinson True, who turned 1 in June, and daughter Bowden "Scout" Sainte-Claire, 4 — who both celebrated their birthdays already this summer.
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As the U.S. government ponders its withdrawal from low earth orbit there's at least one country waiting in the wings to secure more of a leadership position in space.
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The television journalist painfully ponders the person his brother (who would have been 50 this year) might have become, and how their relationship could have deepened over the years.
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Having witnessed the stone-cold rejection in front of his face, he ponders for a brief moment and then boldly reaches his hand out to LeBron as a consolation.
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" But when she ponders the second: "I feel tainted and disgusted, and I want to live in order to see them all caught and have no pity for them.
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The rest of the piece ponders the meaning behind that question as random speakers deliver increasingly animated takes on which power they'd prefer and what they'd do with it.
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He grounds the movie in science but he also helps give it a conversational lightness, as he stands and delivers on, say, molten rock and Mr. Herzog ponders creation.
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In "Motherland," the writer-performer Cecilia Corrigan ponders the failure of Hillary Clinton's campaign, and other works, including "Molting" and "In the Pines," will explore violence in our culture.
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Despite its flaws, Facebook still holds my memories Jon Porter ponders the cost of quitting Facebook: I'm glad that Facebook existed during the period of my life that it did.
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US, UK ponders economic sanctions against Syria, Russia A video shows some of the children killed lying shoulder-to-shoulder on the side of a street, wrapped in white cloth.
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Why it matters: Kushner will speak as President Trump ponders a decision — expected early next week, per the Wall Street Journal — on whether to move the U.S. embassy to Jerusalem.
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As the Court ponders this critical issue, I am reminded of a young, dynamic 8th grader named Jade, who struggled to learn to read when she was in elementary school.
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As the nation ponders this dilemma, many Americans who favor Selective Service registration for women are looking at Israel as a successful model for compulsory military service for both genders.
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"Wouldn't you like to spend a night here with someone you love?" he ponders of the space that offers ice buckets, champagne glasses, swings and more fashioned completely from ice.
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One of these scenes simply cycles through pictures of celestial objects like nebulas and galaxies while a voiceover ponders the infinite and another features two women walking in gas masks.
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Before he does, he ponders the place he has reached: significantly, it is not in his studio, which offers no sanctuary but does allow you to shape your passage through time.
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In The Seventh Continent, installations don't so much play off one another as lead to a feeling of fatigue, as one ponders a stream of disparate weighty topics in rapid succession.
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While the studio ponders whether that requires adjusting course, a small, rebellious and inordinately vocal quadrant of the fan community is delighting in -- and deriving an unfortunate message from -- those woes.
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The song has raised the issue of consent with lyrics that have a man trying to convince a woman not to leave his home as she openly ponders whether to stay.
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As Arthur delves into a fraught family history, we encounter questions about how to live without contradictions (Ethan ponders ancient-Greek ethics in his bougie apartment) and riffs on current absurdities.
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As Nissan ponders its future without Ghosn, who is charged with financial misconduct, French partner Renault has been quietly maneuvering for merger talks, sources at both automakers have recently told Reuters.
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CreditCreditAsh Ponders for The New York Times Kobe Narcisse plays high school football mostly because his friends are on the team, but he would rather crush drives than deliver crushing hits.
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In song after song, she interrogates herself, criticizes her own artistic project, apologizes for her artistic project, ponders the paradoxes of her artistic project, and by extension race relations in America.
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Instead, she ponders ways to spin fictional mass shootings into political assets and throws her cellphone on the ground in disgust after her staffers fly her to the wrong Iowa town.
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At 74, Mr. Tracy still brims with a vision to draw visitors to this town, even as he ponders who will take over his efforts to remember the Texas-Mexico borderlands.
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Where a lot of skate media concerns itself with contests and who did the best trick on what thing and which guy is riding for which company, Jenkem ponders skateboarding's deeper questions.
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Notably in the Season 2 finale "Two Cathedrals," he ponders whether to run for re-election after a primetime news conference revealing his MS condition, and juggling several crises, foreign and domestic.
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Amazon and Google are basically feuding right now: Google is pulling YouTube from the FireTV so the podcast trio ponders what this frightening predicament means for the streaming and the open web.
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"Can you imagine how cute Dylan would have been on a date, like seriously I bet he would have tried really hard and got flowers and everything, the cutie," another one ponders.
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But reliability remains an issue, something that looms large as Google ponders the launch of services like Google Stadia, its cloud-based gaming platform intended to replace clunky but reliable physical media.
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Shikeith's The Moment You Doubt Whether You Can Fly, You Cease Forever To Be Able To Do It ponders the meaning of how contemporary notions of black manhood can limit an identity.
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It becomes more interesting when he ponders the "criticism" section on his Wikipedia page and, toward the end, when the film shifts its emphasis to consider the broader political context of Ukraine.
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But Murata, a probing man who ponders existence in ordinary fight interviews and often refers to the words of the eminent Holocaust survivor and psychiatrist Viktor Frankl, gave up nothing Saturday night.
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So is the song that closes the album, "Marching Into the Dark," which moves from guitar-plunking gospel roots into surreal modern production and ponders individual sacrifice and the course of history.
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That album's sublime, swirling lead single "Frozen" would become a global smash, but "Drowned World/Substitute for Love," an ambient pop song where Madonna ponders the price of fame, is equally beguiling.
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" Jacquie Red Feather, when she has checked into a hotel after a flight, for example, ponders on the meaning of home, remembers how her mother spoke about "getting back home to Oklahoma.
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By himself on the mountain — Mr. Horovitz calls it Mount McKinley, not Denali — the newly retired David ponders his life and the time he has wasted, and channels his sorrow into poetry.
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J.C. The placid folk-rock arrangement of "Imagining My Man" holds internalized torment and confusion, as Aldous Harding, a songwriter from New Zealand, ponders a relationship that's hovering in a troubled limbo.
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Although Boulez was to live over 20 years after the final lecture, "Music Lessons" has the feel of a vast expository Gesamtkunstwerk that ponders and probes musical experience to its very essence.
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It ponders whether it's better for the series' Synths (what it calls robots) to receive consciousness slowly, like a deliberately spreading computer virus, or to have everybody receive it all at once.
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The project ponders what a future might look like when our phones, computers and cars know the truth of our inner-lives and can better help us express our intricate and unique personalities.
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Muhammad Ali gives a quizzical stare as he ponders the question of what he will do with his $2.5 million dollar share of the March 8 fight with Joe Frazier, March 5, 1971.
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When China's business and policy elite ponders the trade war, it is not uncommon to hear Mr Trump described as a pragmatic businessman under the control of a cabal of crazed economic nationalists.
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The closest thing to a hit on Dido's new album, "Still on My Mind", is "Chances", in which she ponders her wasted day "as the sky turns red [and] the streetlight's coming on".
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Mcrae's speculative film looks at the effects isolation and extreme sensory conditions have on the human body and ponders how we might augment the body, on an evolutionary scale, by using these techniques.
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His departure comes as the White House ponders broader staff changes to help stanch the damage from deepening crises surrounding Trump associates' alleged ties to Russia and Russian meddling in the presidential race.
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In her new book Street Fight: Handbook for an Urban Revolution (which she wrote along with her former aide Seth Solomonow), Sadik-Khan ponders what the streets of the future will look like.
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Boeing was playing up the popularity of its 737 MAX 8 as Lion Air ponders the cancellation of a 737 order worth $22 billion in the wake of October's deadly crash in Indonesia.
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This special, hosted by Zainab Salbi, founder of Women for Women International, explores the cultural moment through original reporting and extensive discussions, and ponders the next steps of fighting harassment and gender inequality.
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Through layers and levels of storytelling — we are in familiar Khoury territory here, moving in and out of various narrations — "Children of the Ghetto" ponders the silence of those who stayed in Lydda.
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The Edward Hopper and the American Hotel exhibition invites some visitors to spend the night in a room inspired by one of Hopper's paintings, and our critic ponders who it's really designed for.
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As a child, Merkin could achieve her mother's full attention only when she was sick, and she ponders whether her yearning for maternal affection might have been an engine of her later breakdowns.
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As Senator Bernie Sanders of Vermont ponders a second presidential run, complaints of sexual harassment and pay disparity by staff members on his 2016 campaign have started to circulate, possibly hindering his chances.
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It's a quiet film, one that tries to offset its melancholy with humor, and one that's draped in fog as it ponders what makes life worth living and what happens after we die.
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"I grew up listening to British music: All my favorite artists and bands were British and Irish: Doves, the Laces, U2, Cranberries, Sinead O'Connor, Blur, the Prodigy, Phil Collins, Peter Gabriel, Genesis," he ponders.
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Most of those are now dead, but Amis, having sometimes reviewed their books while they lived, still tends and ponders their achievements through the posthumous appearance of letters or adaptations or previously unpublished works.
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The Bank of Canada, which has stayed on the sidelines following five interest rate hikes between July 2017 and October 2018, has said it is watching economic data closely as it ponders future moves.
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Sexism and male voyeurism have been intertwined throughout movie history Poll: 46% of Americans believe major news outlets make up stories about Trump BoJack Horseman's creator ponders when — if ever — the series should end
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What they're saying: Go deeper: Jeff Sessions escorted from Northwestern University amid protests Roy Moore announces he's running for Alabama Senate seat Jeff Sessions ponders a run for his old Senate seat in Alabama
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Writing in The New York Times, Glenn Kenny called Ms. Torun's documentary "frequently enchanting," even if it grows momentarily solemn toward the end, as it ponders the modernization crowding neighborhoods and cats in Istanbul.
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One parody video ponders what would happen if an American with a passion for Instagram and streaming "Scandal" were to switch places with an Australian resigned to taking bathroom breaks as her shows buffer.
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In the interview, Trump wonders why no one asks why the Civil War was fought, suggests he himself doesn't understand why there was a Civil War, and then ponders why we all couldn't get along.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads This week, a lecture details the history of fan painting, a panel ponders colonialism's influence on indigenous choreography, Barkley Hendricks's solo show heads into its last days, and more.
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Dr Papcun, who previously worked as a speech-synthesis scientist at Los Alamos National Laboratory, a weapons establishment in New Mexico, ponders on things like the ability to clone an enemy leader's voice in wartime.
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HK) faces a make-or-break moment as it ponders whether to ramp up concessions or face an EU regulatory veto over its 10.3-billion-pound ($14.6 billion) bid to become Britain's biggest mobile operator.
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Prospects for tighter monetary policy in Europe and elsewhere could further complicate a policy conundrum for the Fed as it ponders a plan to reduce its stock of bonds purchased after the 2008 financial crisis.
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As the city government ponders criminalizing demonstrations, and law enforcement reacts with harsher tactics and officers march without identification numbers visible, many in Hong Kong cannot help but wonder is 2047 has now come early.
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While the White House ponders adding another island to the country's territorial holdings, the administration is reallocating already promised disaster recovery and prevention resources away from existing island territories to bolster southern border protection efforts.
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Just as Chance lauds and ponders the birth of his daughter in song, so does the record reclaim what was once a trauma zone as a happy place in a radical act of parental love.
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You don't really you need to know your classics or even your Hollywood lore to grasp the thematic gist of "Norma Jeane," which ponders the follies of war-making men and their abuses of women.
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WHAT THE CONSTITUTION MEANS TO ME The playwright and performer Heidi Schreck drew on her high-school experience giving speeches in American Legion halls in creating a play that ponders the future of our rights.
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She frets about their son, Shiva, and, because it's the summer of 2016, frets about the coming election, and every so often ponders just how she's "become this scummy rich person," exiled from her principles.
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At 10, "STILL STAR-CROSSED," in which Shonda Rhimes ponders the aftermath of Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet," finds Rosaline Capulet (Lashana Lynch) and Benvolio Montague (Wade Briggs) forced into marriage to restore peace in Verona.
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This is their nightly exchange, and, every night, for about four seconds, Kirsten ponders Casey's choice of the sleeping-face emoji versus something more affectionate, like the face blowing a kiss, or just a heart.
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Trade lawyers and analysts have said that depending on the outcome, the row could shift to a larger stage as Canada ponders a complaint to the WTO or through the North American Free Trade Agreement.
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A voluminous literature ponders the causes of the East Asian miracle, in which first Japan, then the four original "Asian tigers"—Hong Kong, Singapore, South Korea and Taiwan—and then China sustained bounding growth for decades.
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A bilious former reality TV star with a taste for conspiracy theories is in the White House bragging about the size of his nuke-launching button, while North Korea ponders the quickest route to American annihilation.
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That night at home, Alicia ponders this question while listening to "Better" by Regina Spektor (a very strong song choice) and imagines coming home to the three men in her life: Jason, Peter ... and Will Gardner!
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As she ponders the mental health of creative people throughout history, like Vincent van Gogh and Georgia O'Keeffe, Forney theorizes how a mood disorder diagnosis affects a person's view of themselves and their capacity for creativity.
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Boston (CNN)As Blanca Morales walks the hallowed halls of Harvard Medical School, she ponders her humble roots and how she might be forced to choose between her parents and her dream of becoming a doctor.
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As Nissan ponders its future without former chairman Carlos Ghosn, who orchestrated its financial rescue two decades ago, French partner Renault SA has been quietly maneuvering for merger talks, sources at both automakers have previously told Reuters.
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"Troubled Times" hints at "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" before guitars pile on like one of Boston's buildups, and "Outlaws," which ponders romantic memories and "life after youth," rises to the kind of chorus Weezer would cherish.
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"One should show compassion to all creatures scrabbling along their path in life, should be willing to throw a cloak of pity over the shoulders of even a man like Jesús," the ranger leading the manhunt ponders.
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As David ponders escaping from the bathroom, Andrew is brought to tears by a singer's rendition of the Cars' 1984 song "Drive," a rare moment of true emotional vulnerability from him, his pain brimming to the surface.
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The worry for United is that the Swede himself may be beginning to wonder about all the under-achievement going on around him as he ponders whether he wants to extend his contract at Old Trafford next season.
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And the deficit narrative is alive and kicking again as the market collectively ponders the ominous combination of declining mine grades, lack of investment in new supply and the demand accelerator that will be the electric vehicle revolution.
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Across the record he ponders these questions and more, in this warbly, swirling collage of centrifuged acoustic guitars and pitch-warped verse—as if his anxiety about the downfall of humanity is literally corroding the sounds around it.
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She ponders the state of the world ("Everything is going upside down") before offering a hopeful benediction: "How are we going stop and [...] work together and make the world a better place to live for all of us?"
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Before you get too excited about those artificial intelligence doctors we'll all have someday, you should read this briefing note from the Nuffield Council on Bioethics, a London-based group that ponders the tough ethical questions about medicine.
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In the article, Axelrod ponders if O'Rourke's message of reconciliation might not sit well with Democrats who are eager to seek recourse against Donald Trump's divisive, angry tone and the damage he has done with his reactive policies.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - As the European Commission ponders whether the European Union needs rules for cryptoassets and trading in virtual currencies, EU states are moving ahead with their own regulations, with the smallest of them, Malta, leading the pack.
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OTTAWA, Feb 1 (Reuters) - Canada's central bank is considering the effect that higher interest rates would have on the country's highly indebted populace as it ponders whether to raise rates, Senior Deputy Governor Carolyn Wilkins said on Friday.
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And while the rest of the citizenry ponders the same, it should also think about how our public policies can be tailored to provide the many benefits — from health care, to home assistance, to psychological services — that veterans need.
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A rabbi at a funeral laments "our choice to have Anne Frank's diary replace the Bible as our bible," professes not to find Larry David very funny, and ponders the "persistence of the Jewish American Princess," among other things.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump will meet with a bipartisan group of lawmakers on Tuesday to discuss trade matters, as he ponders whether to takes steps to limit steel and aluminum imports seen as damaging to U.S. businesses.
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But while his party ponders whether to burn Harper in effigy, or erect a bronze statue in his likeness — with the conclusion that they may, in the end, do both — Harper has been something like a Canadian political unicorn.
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Slowly but surely, Unavowed's interest in redemption and grace reveals itself not to be a standard exploration of those themes but a story that ponders to what degree our longing to right our wrongs makes us human at all.
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TAIPEI, April 28 (Reuters) - Top executives of Foxconn, including founder and chairman Terry Gou, visited the White House on Thursday, Taiwanese TV footage showed, as the Apple Inc supplier ponders a $7 billion-plus U.S. investment in a display-making plant.
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This is the monkish side of Downes, the one that patiently ponders a charmless panoramic view of a patch of Texas desert or the equally unattractive, claustrophobic view of a narrow, outdoor passageway between the backs of two tenement buildings.
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"I think people my age have a knack for connecting with each other; there's this idea that you can communicate with anybody you like, and it's definitely something that comes naturally to us," he ponders, when I point this out.
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The move comes as the EU executive ponders whether a fridge maker should pay a different rate for crucial patents than a carmaker, or whether a flat, fixed rate would be fairer, with trillions of dollars in sales at stake.
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As a lead-in to a run of "The Hottest August," an eye-opening essay film that ponders climate, politics and society in the 2212st century, BAM presents a selection of environmentally themed movies selected by that documentary's director, Brett Story.
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Pre-marketing of the so-called A321XLR version comes as Boeing ponders whether to launch an all-new aircraft to serve mid-market demand worth hundreds of billions of dollars, with a final decision on both aircraft expected in 2019.
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One of his works from this period features a clipping from a major Soviet newspaper with an article titled "A teenager ponders over his future" and a photograph of a nude in an explicit posture layered on top of it.
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HANOVER, Germany, April 27 (Reuters) - Continental may separate out its powertrain business into an independent entity, its top executive said on Friday, as the automotive supplier ponders a new corporate structure to adjust to technology changes and become more nimble.
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The show clearly wants DJ to end up with Steve (her boyfriend from Full House), and there's even an episode where Stephanie ponders getting together with Harry — whom she "married" as a tiny child in an episode of the original show.
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The book becomes more engaging when she does delve below the surface – for example, when she ponders the psychology of her second firm's chief executive or when she starts a friendship with another company founder who wrestles with the industry's contradictions.
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There are some "normal" moments in Part 43, including a long comic scene back in Twin Peaks where Hawk ponders whether it matters that Lucy ate one of the chocolate bunnies from the Laura Palmer evidence box 25 years ago.
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With fine, devastating performances from the film's three leads, and a sublimely erotic love scene between the Rachels, Mr. Lelio once again ponders matters of choice and freedom in a story of forbidden desire with two fantastic women at its heart.
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So we have a small group of men, Mr. Turtle, Mr. Nox, Mr. Swabey-Boyns, Mr. Jaraby, General Sanctuary, Sir George Ponders, Mr. Sole, and Mr. Cridley bound together by ancient memories, antique jealousies, anecdotes crumbling into dust — and unquenchable dislikes.
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Alia Shawkat stars as Dory, an underachieving doormat who, when she's not organizing Goodwill donations for a wealthy clotheshorse, ponders why she has taken up with her doofus boyfriend (John Reynolds) while pining for her lost love (Brandon Micheal Hall).
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Vladimir Nabokov wrote a whole 1934 poem titled "L'Inconnue de la Seine" that ponders why she may have committed suicide: Urging on this life's denouement, loving nothing upon this earth, I keep staring at the white mask of your lifeless face.
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"I'm not saying I want to let people live inside my head, but if people are interested—what does it feel like to be me when I'm singing a certain song, or when I have one of my rage attacks?" she ponders.
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KILOLO, Tanzania (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Gazing at the exposed, rocky bottom of the Great Ruaha River, known as the jewel of Tanzania, Rosemary Kasenza ponders what the future holds for her family now that there is no longer enough water for her crops.
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That's a question the younger Musk brother, Kimbal, now 44, ponders as he juggles his responsibilities as a board member of Chipotle and Tesla, the requirements of expanding his new farm-to-table restaurant Next Door and the raising of his own children.
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So now the Utrecht University physicist ponders signals produced by different giant machines: the Laser Interferometer Gravitational Wave Observatory and its European counterpart, Virgo, whose three detectors in the US and Italy listen for the ripples in spacetime produced when astronomical bodies collide.
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Mr. Biden's remarks hit on the historic stakes facing the president as he ponders his choice to succeed Justice Antonin Scalia, who died last month, leaving Mr. Obama with a chance to fundamentally reshape the nation's highest court by replacing its leading conservative.
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So as Ms. Schreck ponders, say, the significance of the clauses of the 14th Amendment — which her younger self describes as being "like a supercharged force field protecting all your rights" — her older self notes that those rights were available only to men.
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Nora Krug's "Belonging" reckons with German guilt, both nationally and individually; Kate Atkinson's "Transcription" sets a literary spy thriller amid Nazi sympathizers in London; and Joshua Cohen's essay collection "Attention" ponders, among other things, the legacy of the Holocaust writer A. G. Adler.
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As President Trump ponders whether the United States should stay in or leave the Paris climate agreement, many of his closest allies and advisers have been urging him to keep the country in but "renegotiate" the deal to better reflect his energy policies.
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But he added that the uncertainty surrounding Britain's June 23 referendum on whether to leave the European Union was an argument in favor of the Fed exercising "caution" as it ponders whether to raise rates at its June 14-15 policy meeting.
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That's more than can be said for "& Juliet," which tethers the chart-topping output of the Swedish pop producer and songwriter Max Martin to "Romeo and Juliet," and so ponders what might happen were Juliet able to live to see another day.
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After stepping back a year into the lives of Helen and Alison last week, the show returns to the present, where Juliette (Irène Jacob), the visiting professor who discarded her Paris obligations for some American adventure, ponders Noah as a romantic prospect.
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" Jacobs ponders the art-text connection further: "I like to play with format, mostly because it often feels like the major storytelling formats people write in—novel, short story, plays, screenplays—are sort of arbitrary, and there's really only a handful of those arbitrary options.
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Over the phone, in a car with friends at South by Southwest in Austin, Texas, he ponders music's relationship with math and science: "Music is numbers in time, astronomy is numbers in space and time," he says, regurgitating what a buddy has relayed to him.
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Perhaps they considered it a small price to pay for a different hell they left behind, as Gaiutra Bahadur ponders in her extensive historical work Coolie Woman: The Odyssey of Indenture about her great-grandmother's arrival in Guyana and the broader context of Indian indenture.
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When Prior, in full Norma Desmond drag, is joined by Harper through a bit of theatrical and narrative magic (one of the play's best scenes), Harper, confused about how she can dream someone with whom she is unacquainted, ponders the possibility of real novelty.
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Libra and taxes Matt Levine ponders the tax implications of Libra, which are still up in the air: Sure sure sure if you pay taxes in Europe or the U.S. or wherever, the fluctuating value of Libra will make it an extraordinarily inconvenient way to buy things.
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For example, the radio series ponders giant silver vessels in which a Victorian-era maharajah brought water from the Ganges to London, and the exhibition includes a more modest receptacle in which pilgrims to Mecca gathered water from a sacred spring and brought it to their families.
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" In Man in Disorder: The Cinema of Lina Wertmüller in the 1970s, Grace Russo Bullaro ponders Lina Wertmüller, the first woman nominated for an Academy Award in direction for her Italian film Seven Beauties: "Why was she so phenomenally popular one moment and so forgotten the next?
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HOUSTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Oil tankers carrying around 24 million barrels of U.S. crude are en route to Asia, according to shipping data and trade sources, as U.S. producers take advantage of favorable prices to ship to the region while OPEC ponders further supply cuts next week.
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But where Flight focuses on a dramatic, breast-beating struggle with alcoholism, Sully tightens the focus down to the faint frown on Hanks' face, as Sullenberger studies a drink in a bar where he's been hailed as a hero, or ponders the river after the crash.
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HOUSTON/NEW YORK, May 17 (Reuters) - Oil tankers carrying roughly 2.5 million barrels of U.S. crude are currently en route to Asia, trade sources said on Wednesday, as U.S. producers take advantage of favorable prices to ship to Asia while OPEC ponders further supply cuts next week.
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The last, and greenest, of them is Loni Landon, who on Friday and Sunday presents two works: "Rebuilding Sandcastles," which The Times called a "revelation" when it debuted at the Joyce in 2013, and a new work, "Fast Love," which ponders modern human connection (0:53).
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Being a twin myself, I smiled as I read the opening words of "Yak & Dove," written by Kyo Maclear ("The Wish Tree"): "If we were twins…" Little Dove ponders this with her huge furry friend, Yak, with whom she is clearly, not even remotely twin-ish.
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Alone, Fowles said, she often ponders issues like the impact of the Lynx's involvement in protests last season against gun violence and the inequality faced by professional women's basketball players, who must cobble together careers in short-season leagues like the W.N.B.A. and off-season trips overseas.
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What's also funny ... Meghan's so-called past voice-over work appears to extend to just one commercial from 2009 -- a 30-second food ad in which she ponders in her head what corn chips would be best, ultimately going with the 3 simple ingredients of Tostitos.
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Both last summer's study and this latest research highlight how a shiny new privacy law is only worth something if it's consistently enforced, something to keep in mind as the United States ponders what its first meaningful privacy law for the internet era should look like.
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As this administration ponders a new policy to separate even more children from their families at the border, I have been reminded what it felt like to be surrounded by the love of family as a child, and heartbroken for the children who are still alone.
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GUSH ETZION SETTLEMENT, West Bank (Reuters) - Taking in the scene of a simulated fruit market in an Israeli settlement in the occupied West Bank, a group of tourists ponders whether a poster-size figure of an Arab man holding a cellphone is a threat and should be shot.
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This concern is adding stress to an already overwhelming situation, as she ponders whether an elective procedure should be done now or whether they should wait to see if the problem he's having now resolves on its own or becomes more problematic in the future, as we have advised.
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This creates a bureaucratic bottleneck as he ponders investigations into 1MDB, diplomacy (he has already taken two trips to Japan and is due to visit China on August 17th) and ways of boosting economic growth (expected to be about 5% this year, down from nearly 6% in 2017).
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A writer for a men's magazine who's been taught from childhood that monogamy isn't realistic — her dad says so — ponders giving up her commitment-free existence when she falls for the sports doctor she's profiling in this comedy from Judd Apatow, written by and starring the inimitable Amy Schumer.
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The White House arranged for photographers to snap pictures of Obama carrying a thick binder filled with papers during his walk from the Oval Office to his residence on Friday night as he ponders who to pick to replace conservative Justice Antonin Scalia, who died on Feb. 13.
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Letter From Europe COPENHAGEN — As the European Union ponders a future without Britain, its No. 2 economy and strongest military power, Hamlet's state of Denmark seems an appropriate place to pose anew his existential question: In the 21st century, is the bloc to be, or not to be?
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In Uganda, an especially grand customer complains of having an ingrown hair that demands attention — "Nobody looks at my skin more than me" — while a father in South Africa ponders the fate of an errant son who has gone to London to try his luck as an actor.
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RELATED: Julian Castro rallying Iowa Democrats as he ponders his 2020 future Castro, who was the secretary of housing and urban development during the Obama administration, has stoked speculation about his presidential ambitions in a series of public comments and with increasingly frequent travel to presidential primary states.
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One of the most humbling conversations in terms of the limits of human knowledge is toward the end of the book, when medical doctor and space physiologist Thais Russomano ponders how familiar forces we thought we knew about (like gravity) act on the human body in outer space.
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The data was swiftly followed by comments from a senior Fed policymaker that uncertainty surrounding Britain's June 23 referendum on whether to leave the European Union was an argument in favour of the Fed exercising "caution" as it ponders whether to raise rates at its June 14-15 policy meeting.
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"The Great Suppression" ponders how the electoral interests of citizens are replaced with the interests of capital, and "Necessary Trouble" explores how many of those excluded groups — such as occupiers of foreclosed homes — use civil disobedience, social media and a revival of '60s-style activism to circumvent a corroded democratic process.
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Marfin's seven-minute short is a speculative piece that ponders what a world might be like when the cost of sequencing a person's genome is so cheap that the practice becomes ubiquitous—and around it, an entire industry arises where people can order personalized fish produced from their own DNA.
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The biggest bettor is Mr. Rudin, whose projects include plays by Lucas Hnath ("Hillary and Clinton," which imagines the relationship between a woman who would be president and the husband who once was); and Taylor Mac ("Gary: A Sequel to Titus Andronicus," which ponders those who clean up after political conflict).
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Its backdrop subtly shifts from the sparsity of a lone electric piano to subdued orchestral instruments, and its chords start out unresolved and move in and out of hymnlike uplift, as she ponders the breakups of others and her own: "Cannot count the ways you used to love me," she muses.
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"Don't you wonder why confirmation's so much easier when you don't think so much about it?" he ponders in that chorus—a rallying cry for the free-minded approach to creativity that sits at the center of Westerman's music, delivered in such a way that you wonder how he ever found the melody.
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Theater Israel Horovitz directs this Gloucester Stage Company production — closing on Sunday — of his quiet, melancholy new play in which a recently retired New Yorker (Will Lyman), on a mountain-climbing trip to Alaska, ponders his life, the time he's wasted and the fractures in his family since the death of his son.
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In his unpublished autobiography, while he admits that by that age he had spent years using drugs and committing petty thefts, Mr. Pruett ponders how anyone could consider 99 years a reasonable sentence for someone as young as he was: At 15 I wasn't old enough to be outside after the 11 p.m.
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Powell, trying to define his approach to running the Fed as the bank ponders just how far it can push the current cycle of raising rates, has indicated some mistrust of being guided too strictly by concepts like the neutral rate of interest, or estimates of a theoretical level of full employment.
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HAMNET The Dublin- and London-based company Dead Centre ("Lippy") explores coming-of-age, absentee fathers and other themes in this show that ponders the connection between Shakespeare's son, Hamnet, who died at 19973, and the Shakespearean character of Hamlet, who featured in the play of that name a few years later.
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Mariner Books "The Great Silence," a story written by science fiction author Ted Chiang and artists Allora & Calzadilla, ponders the question of why humans are so obsessed with the idea of communicating with aliens at the same time that we show such vast indifference to endangered species like parrots, which are perfectly capable of communication.
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In addition to falsely implying that Heartland is a credible organization, the Post's coverage features a glossy photo shoot of Seibt as she ponders her war on "climate alarmism," ensuring significantly greater exposure to an inane public relations stunt that—until the paper got involved—had struggled to garner much attention here in the States.
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Known for confronting the laws of physics, the Polish-German artist builds a planetary sculpture and ponders our place in the universe BERLIN — On a recent afternoon in her studio, the Polish-German artist Alicja Kwade was inspecting a model for the work she designed for this spring's Roof Garden Commission of the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
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The debate over whether to appear on Fox News reflects in some ways a larger divide in the party as it ponders how to retake the White House: Should Democrats focus on expanding and mobilizing the various coalitions that make up their base, or seek inroads with the millions of Americans who supported Mr. Trump in 2016?
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In Sorcha McDonagh's translation of the pseudonymous Jean-Luc Bannalec's enchanting THE FLEUR DE SEL MURDERS (Minotaur, $24.99), Commissaire Georges Dupin ponders the disappearance of a crusading investigative reporter named Lilou Breval while contemplating a meal of pan-fried Breton sole, a specialty, "along with langoustines, prawns, scallops, delicious sea bass, and squid," of the port of Le Croisic.
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Several people who work inside or closely with the department attributed some of the issues to Mr. Wilkie's inattention to the herculean tasks he was supposed to carry out at the long-troubled department as he is seen to be lobbying for other jobs in the administration, most notably secretary of defense, or ponders an eventual career in politics.
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We do not know the full implications that the tragic recent storm in Texas and Louisiana will reveal to us, but we can already see some critical questions that Congress must consider about how to mitigate extreme damage to our fellow Americans in flooding situations as it ponders reauthorization of the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP).
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In this poem, which appeared in Falling Water (1997), Koethe ponders "the experience of memory": For over time, the personal details Came to mean less to me than the feeling Of simply having lived them, revealing Another way of being in the world, With all the inwardness it still sustains And the promise of happiness it brought.
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Europe's banking sector, rattled by deteriorating profits caused by record low interest rates, is braced for fresh economic turmoil as Britain's ponders its future relationship with the EU. Gulliver said the bank had seen reduced applications for funding from small businesses in Britain following the June 23 referendum, but that the impact of Brexit had otherwise been 'muted' so far.
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Highlights include a spotlight screening of Hilary Brougher's Ingmar Bergman-esque drama "South Mountain" (on Saturday), starring Talia Balsam ("Mad Men") as an artist coming to terms with a failing marriage, and Brett Story's "The Hottest August" (on Sunday); an essay documentary shot in New York in 216, "August" ponders the state of the American climate — environmental, economic and political — and the future.
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Team Rising ponders why Stacey Abrams is supporting Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergBloomberg viewed as having best chance to beat Trump in betting market analysis Poll: Trump trails 2020 Democratic contenders in Michigan The Hill's 85033:30 Report: Pelosi names impeachment managers as focus shifts to Senate MORE and what it means that Bloomberg and Bernie have similar staff sizes. Hill.
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As Congress ponders how best to implement tax reform, it should bear in mind that the border-adjustment tax, a key part of House Republicans' expected proposal, would raise the lifetime costs of typical life insurance and annuity policies by $28503 billion and lead to a $22019 billion drop in sales of these valuable financial protection products over the next two decades.
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New additions this week include Ellen Fisher's "Time Don't Stop for Nobody," in which answers from a survey on age inform a work about the shared experience of growing up (May 25-27); and Anabella Lenzu's "No More Beautiful Dances," a dance theater piece with spoken word, video projections and drawing that ponders the Argentine dancer and choreographer's personal experience with immigration and motherhood.
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Krystal Ball ponders what caused the media to finally start taking Bernie SandersBernie SandersDemocratic presidential candidates react to Trump impeachment: 'No one is above the law' Overnight Energy: Fish and Wildlife Service to review allegations over Trump Jr.'s Mongolian hunting trip | Groups challenge EPA decision on slaughterhouse rules | Greenpeace gives Bloomberg D-plus on climate Saagar Enjeti dismisses new Biden campaign ad as 'Hillary Clinton 85033' MORE seriously. Rep.
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Most of the memes seem more lighthearted, showing Soleimani drinking a Coke as he congratulates himself for victories in the Yemeni Civil War, eating a sandwich as he ponders his love for former Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs Wendy Sherman, flying like Superman as he reflects on the Iraqi Civil War, and shaking hands with an astronaut on the Moon in a mockery of his poses on the battlefronts of Iraq and Syria.
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Me 10 years ago: probably would have played along with the profile picture aging meme going around on Facebook and InstagramMe now: ponders how all this data could be mined to train facial recognition algorithms on age progression and age recognition In it, O'Neill argues that Facebook possibly encouraged the meme because having two sets of photos a fixed period of time apart could be used to train its software to understand how people age.
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Team Rising ponders what the direction of the Bernie SandersBernie SandersOvernight Health Care — Presented by Coalition Against Surprise Medical Billing — Planned Parenthood plans M campaign for 2020 | Dem candidates embrace aggressive step on drug prices | Officials propose changes to encourage 'value-based' care Sanders denies campaign was not transparent about heart attack: 'That's nonsense' Sanders, Castro, Gabbard to appear in town hall hosted by Latino civil rights organization MORE campaign will be post-health care.
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He told an American bishop: Despite state atheism, Soviet society was able to preserve the Christian roots of our society and avoid those ruinous processes which are now unfolding in Europe and America But as the country ponders how to remember this year's centenary of the Bolshevik revolution, in which one form of Russian autocracy was replaced by a (statistically at least) far more brutal one, the Patriarch recently acknowledged that a "celebration" would not be appropriate.
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While the Senate ponders its next move — which should include repealing as much of ObamaCare as possible under budget reconciliation, freezing Medicaid expansion and moving funding and program design to the states, and allowing states to protect those with pre-existing conditions by creating safety nets for the most vulnerable — the Department of Health and Human Services, whose own study showed that premiums have doubled for individual health insurance plans since 2013, should not stand around waiting for the next shoe to drop.
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