Are we going to be re-creating this look for Saturday night?
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We are constantly building on the past, polishing it, re-creating it.
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Is that your way of re-creating the intimacy of the diary?
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But it's funny because he was talking about re-creating 226s Italian films.
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Re-creating a pixelated image is the holy grail of impossible CSI technology.
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But now we know the couple was actually re-creating their personal history.
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Re-creating that in the US would be no easy — or cheap — task.
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Not to mention the cost of re-creating a city block by block!
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But instead of re-creating the login page of the organization they were working for, someone at DigiDems took the unusual step of re-creating the login page of NGP VAN, a third-party company used by Democrats across the country.
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You can feel the love and care that went into re-creating these moments.
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Väätäinen said he loved re-creating the characters he grew up with, like Cinderella.
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Tinu Desai's "Rustom" is another attempt at re-creating those times and the crime.
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The teen is talented at re-creating many iconic looks from art and movies.
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For some reason, all three went about re-creating this photo from Lily's birth.
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I was really into American Girl books, and I remember re-creating those stories.
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He ran and lost the 2001 presidency but succeeded in re-creating his image.
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Iger credits Eisner with "re-creating" Disney when he became CEO in the 80s.
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It's remarkable how effective Google's tuning is at re-creating how a printed image looks.
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The New York Times tried re-creating her stuffing after the book published in 2010.
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He's even seen players re-creating scenes from the game out of actual Lego bricks.
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The lack of gravity in space, she explains, makes re-creating aeroponic farming in space challenging.
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That day, we were filming a scene re-creating the 2009 National Equality March on Washington.
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Elections are a unique moment in time and re-creating the circumstances surrounding them is impossible.
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Also, multiple photomurals re-creating the view outside the real Oval Office's windows in every season.
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She has returned to the scene of the time, creating and re-creating her younger self.
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"Collective energy would be spent on unwinding existing links, not re-creating new ones," he said.
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Hnath, as with his earlier plays, wanted to underscore that he wasn't re-creating celebrities onstage.
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Once we had a pre-visualization, we moved on to re-creating it in our studio.
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But a large part of re-creating the feel of classic Sonic comes down to the music.
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I deleted the first selfie by accident, so I wasted a second attempt re-creating the effect.
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But somehow, the best idea Delos' management could come up with was re-creating the Wild West?
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And here's that video of Rea re-creating a classic Thanksgiving meal starring Charlie Brown and Snoopy:
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What we do see though is this app economy is re-creating all these low-price jobs.
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Needlessly re-creating a hard border will resurrect ancestral memories of the partition of Ireland in 1922.
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And many works might require partial refabrication (re-creating, for example, the nylon exterior of "Ice Bag").
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She's also honing her skills in re-creating commercial products using raw ingredients, such as laundry detergent.
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And Starz will be re-creating the Motel America Diner from American Gods for all your Instagramming needs.
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For help re-creating looks that required greater detail, Yamada enlisted the help of her sister, a hairstylist.
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When I ask Evans if he had any doubts about re-creating a cousin of smallpox, he hesitates.
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In 2015, she posted an also deleted photo of herself re-creating a pose from The Parent Trap.
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His main interest is in re-creating the socialist quasi-utopia that sustained and shaped his parents' generation.
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Keech is re-creating three postwar apartments for the museum, each one belonging to a different historical family.
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VR Future Live, on the other hand, is all about re-creating the feeling of being at a concert.
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Then Philipps took her own advice as she and pal Kelly Oxford spent their night re-creating the video.
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That's why Pony, a YouTube makeup artist known for her intense contouring tutorials, set about re-creating the look.
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Until now, Analogue has stuck to re-creating consoles, but the Analogue Pocket will have a few hidden talents.
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She also reminded her followers that they were re-creating a dangerous cycle that played out in her father's life.
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In 2008, a 73-year-old former police officer was shot in the back re-creating trench warfare in Virginia.
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"I would say that 'The Crown' comes the closest to actually re-creating the reality of royal life," he added.
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She was helped along by books about re-creating the womb during those first months after her son was born.
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So what better way to pay homage to the beauty of classic Disney princesses than re-creating their looks IRL?
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Many of these films are re-creating the past in a reflection of the problems and unrest that loom today.
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It's hard to imagine Democrats re-creating that geographic support at a time of increasing polarization—and there's the real problem.
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Bottom line: Ultimately, de-extinction should aim to restore lost ecological function by re-creating species' ecology as well as biology.
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Mr. Ohanesian has made a practice of painstakingly re-creating such unremarkable objects as slot machines, paper-towel dispensers, and A.T.M.s.
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For example, a few months ago, designer Dave Kulakevich shared a video of his process of re-creating a painting in Figma.
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The Asheville Ballet dancers led a troupe of game festivalgoers in re-creating each zippy song and dance move for the audience.
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He choked back tears as he talked about the time and care that went into re-creating Prince's world for his fans.
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We started developing this NADA existence and historical packaging by re(creating) old ticket stubs, concert posters, photos of the band traveling.
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At a welcome-home party for Almodovar a month later, Jasmyn surprised her father by re-creating key moments in her life.
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For months at a time, people would live inside HI-SEAS, re-creating the conditions they might experience during a Mars mission.
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Johnson doesn't go nearly as far as Thor: Ragnarok director Taika Waititi in re-creating a tentpole franchise in his own image.
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Muslims recognise that God gave us fruit, water, everything in this world [lifts his arms up like he's re-creating the universe].
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Police officials contended that the officer was re-creating the discovery, with his camera on, for evidence to be used in court.
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Software engineers had to settle for re-creating 7373-year-old analog instruments in digital formats, rather than innovating and improving upon them.
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Knowingly or not, Garcia joins a sizable group of tinkerers who've been re-creating Falcon 9 landings in all sorts of mixed media.
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Kennedy worked with a French designer to reproduce missing items, including re-creating the fabric through the French textile firm Tassinari and Châtel.
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She purposefully avoided creating or re-creating acts of violence, instead forcing the viewer into a confrontation with their aftermath, as Ablutions did.
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It's re-creating a scene from Never Say Never, except this time he returns with Hailey Bieber, who's in the car behind him.
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An extended set touched down periodically on hits, with Carlos Santana re-creating his familiar guitar solos only to take off from there.
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As the name suggests, the bakery conveys visitors to an earlier era—by painstakingly re-creating the flavors and textures of classic European pastry.
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Kerr says that by watching someone play a horror game, we're forcing ourselves to feel a similar fear or anxiety by re-creating it.
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Well, some makeup artists on YouTube have taken it a step farther, re-creating the craziest looks on Snapchat on their actual, IRL faces.
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It's why one of the most interesting beats in "Discovery Tour" is not about history, but about the choices made in re-creating it.
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So the road map to piecing together the horsepox virus could also lead to re-creating the smallpox virus as well — and that's controversial.
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As conservationists and geneticists toss around the idea of re-creating extinct species, there are some practical concerns to address before any are introduced.
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It gives flowing, fluttering fabrics a nice shape, which comes in handy when re-creating peasant sleeves, pretty cuffs, and a bubble butt, too.
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Eggers has done an impressive job of painstakingly re-creating this world, but I'm not sure he has all that much to say about it.
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For the sake of re-creating the festival for you, reader, we've collected the silliest and furriest and most hygge of the 2018 Sundance photos.
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If possible, McDermott suggests choosing a red-eye or a flight around when your children would sleep and re-creating your bedtime routine on board.
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All of the products Lucinda used are listed on her Instagram, if you find yourself up to the challenge of re-creating the look yourself.
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But re-creating the original has been de rigueur for decades, and Mr. Avian and Ms. Lee are most often called on to do it.
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And now, the company is apparently keeping others from re-creating that idea: Apple has removed Like Patrol from the App Store, according to CNET.
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The depiction of the labor involved in re-creating the iconic buildings implies that an institution's cultural significance is never a prohibition on reimagining it.
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But they're re-creating the Genesis experience on the level of software, which means that they're not quite as good as what Analogue has to offer.
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Every day, she transforms into Queen Swati for the app, lip-synching to Bollywood songs, dancing, and re-creating scenes for her 2 million devoted fans.
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The stated goal of New York City-born, Portland, Maine-based painter Elise Ansel is "re-creating, re-visioning, and re-presenting" paintings from the past.
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Hudson has used extremely similar thumbnails while re-creating some of Donaldson's most viral videos, including spending a night in prison as part of a challenge.
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The singer played into a viral meme, by adorning a custom-made "No, it's Becky" T-shirt and re-creating her famous 1989 polaroid album cover.
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"We're essentially bringing the sun to the Earth, by re-creating its radiation in a lab," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation in a telephone interview.
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"In addition to re-creating the overall picture of the fall of the city in 1238, we now see the tragedy of one family," Engovatova said.
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More details are to come in terms of design and entertainment, but re-creating the most iconic 90's Taco Bell interiors would be an Instagram win.
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The good news is that Bowers & Wilkins has indeed lived up to its promise of re-creating the sound signature, performance, and ergonomics of the original headphones.
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The whole thing cost $120 to put together, but Lai offers some solution on how to be more economical when re-creating the cake in the future.
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The key difference is Kingdom Come's devotion to re-creating the feeling of living in medieval times as accurately as possible, while still being fun to play.
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There has been nothing to prevent an individual from continually re-creating accounts after being banned, or even setting up multiple accounts in order to harass others.
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" When Gupta asked whether a flavorist's job is simply "re-creating what's natural," Juelg said, "a lot of it is ... but we can (also) create fantasy flavors.
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Guy Davenport, with his incomparable gift for re-creating lost pockets of time, offered one plausible glimpse in his short story "A Gingham Dress," published in 1990.
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"Michelle shares how she dared to emerge into life again, rebuilding and re-creating her true self," says Mauro DiPreta, vice president and publisher of Hachette Books.
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And if you don't have thousands of dollars to blow during your next shopping trip, you might want to start practicing re-creating this look, like, tonight.
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Now their work (collected by Rein Jelle Terpstra), Mr. Fusco's pictures and Philippe Parreno's 70-millimeter film re-creating the journey, are together in this multidisciplinary memorial.
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Turning back the clock and re-creating the conditions that led to a financial collapse and trillions of dollars in big bank bailouts isn't going to help.
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As part of the group's commission for the exhibition Tales of Our Time, it's re-creating those gatherings at the Guggenheim, with a focus on calligraphy and tea.
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By re-creating this setup in tiny lenses using 3D-printed plastic, scientists hope they'll be able to make cameras that can process images more quickly and efficiently.
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At times, the industry seems hobbled by nostalgia, overwhelmed with creators so doggedly focused on re-creating objects we loved, they lose track of why we loved them.
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Short of having an actual E Ink screen, as the YotaPhone did, this is the closest any phone has yet gotten to re-creating the Kindle reading experience.
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By implication, it is Venter himself who has triumphed by re-creating life out of life, who sees things not as they are but as they might be.
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Also, it seems like Yeezy might have busted out bigger guns for his first date with Kim than re-creating an iconic scene from the 1988 movie Big.
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Though his style is far from Joycean, Agnon has a kinship with the Irish writer who left Dublin behind only to spend his entire life re-creating it.
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Me thinking I was doing the right thing by re-creating a movie scene that I'd seen but then realizing that's not how it happens in real life.
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The New York Studio School promotes learning through making — seeing over measuring, building over copying, re-creating over rendering, expression over correctness, truth over style, process over product.
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But Vaughn is quick to point out that this is an entirely different medium, one that should be about exploring immersive environments rather than re-creating fan-favorite moments.
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I tried re-creating the same experience in Windows last year, but that experiment really didn't sustain the same level of quality and polish that the Apple original offers.
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Re-creating the Obama coalition Statistics showing key facets of his coalition turning out in smaller early vote numbers this year have driven the President to almost fatalistic language.
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I'd read a description and I thought I knew what it was about — doofus loves kids' TV show and is obsessed with re-creating it — until the film actually started.
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I've always thought of malls as places to hang out with friends as a teen, and it seems Facebook is already onto re-creating that with its VR hangout app.
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The attention to detail in re-creating the world of J.K. Rowling's novels is astonishing, and must be seen with the best picture and sound quality to be properly appreciated.
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Creatures of the Wind's lead makeup artist, Mark Carrasquillo, shared step-by-step instructions for re-creating the bright-red, but burgundy-lined lips seen on the brand's runway. 7.
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Three years on, Taiwanese couple Forrest Lu and Agnes Chien, singlehandedly revived the #followmeto meme by re-creating Osmann's shots but with their own hilarious spin while vacationing in Hawaii.
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When, in one plot, Kristen uses a "deepfake" recording on the stand, she can justify her behavior: the rival psychologist really did say those things; she's just re-creating them.
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"I was trying a lot of produce I'd never had before, as well as re-creating old familiar flavors but without meat, dairy, and eggs," she explained in an interview.
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It's worth noting that Villeneuve isn't pioneering new ground here by offering a stagnant world of technology — he's simply re-creating and expanding on Scott's dire outlook from the original film.
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One of the main challenges was re-creating the intricate circulatory system that connects mom to fetus: the mom's blood flows to the baby and back, exchanging oxygen for carbon dioxide.
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And, more to the point, you have to be the kind of person who cares as much about Claire herself as you do about her command of re-creating Hostess pastries.
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So it is with bail reform: In our haste to right a profound wrong, we risk re-creating mechanisms of penal control that are nearly as destructive as bail once was.
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The Crown's writers must have felt the same way about re-creating the royals' relationship with them — that is until they could throw Princess Margaret (Helena Bonham Carter) into the mix.
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It's not a big change, but it's emblematic of Google's overall goal: re-creating last year's carefully engineered mobile headset, undoing a few mistakes, and making its individual parts a little nicer.
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"Michelle shares how she dared to emerge into life again, rebuilding and re-creating her true self," says Mauro DiPreta, vice president and publisher of Hachette Books told PEOPLE exclusively in January.
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Eighteenth-century terra-cotta angels in silk robes deck the tree's boughs, and an elaborate crèche re-creating the bustle of life in the port city of Naples sprawls at its base.
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You can encourage critical thinking about media by including characters in play — drawing pictures from a show, re-creating a craft activity, or writing or drawing a new end to the story.
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The houses along the road were like that too: jammed together, the balconies cramped with cycles, boxes, brooms, pots, clotheslines, buckets, the city minutely re-creating itself down to the smallest cell.
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The big picture: Companies have made big strides in re-creating the taste of burgers and chicken nuggets with plant protein, but there are relatively few vegan options for the Thanksgiving turkey.
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On the PC, most wargames are still fundamentally re-creating the conventions of wargames of the 1970s: Extremely detailed rules for every aspect of simulated warfare, applied to stacks and stacks of units.
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It is a pastiche of other games that, in turn, were more directly re-creating other movies and shows, which had themselves been informed by the gauzy Greatest Generation historiography of the 1990s.
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And she keeps her associations loose: I recognize the classic melancholic pose — one hand on a cheek, absent gaze — in several portraits in the show, but she's not interested in re-creating Munch.
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These types of sensors are usually used to record eye activity for doctors, but have also found their way into the film industry as a method of re-creating realistic eye movements in CGI.
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Speaking of re-creating makeup routines of years past, a few weeks ago, the R29 beauty team tested out our middle school makeup to see if the products and application techniques still held up.
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They can use the software as part of a coding camp, study science, learn about city planning, or they can study history by re-creating historic landscapes and events in the program, for example.
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As an added bonus, the heads on the original Han and Leia figures spin around to offer a variant look with air respirators, for re-creating scenes like the mynock attack in Empire Strikes Back.
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Between the language, some of the jokes, and the lingering shots of James Franco's butt — all in the name of accurately re-creating The Room, of course — I'm guessing this one will land an R rating.
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We've been delighted and grateful that so many of the cast are around and able to take part — and it'll certainly be a nostalgic moment getting back together and re-creating their characters 14 years later.
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Rose certainly does not try to blot out his past, even re-creating the shot for an Instagram post last week, and he says he would love to recapture some of the spirit of his debut.
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It's clear that Warner Animation Group has put a ton of time and effort into lovingly re-creating each brick, down to imperfections and scratches in the plastic, and the miniature Lego logo on each stud.
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The retro gaming market is having a bit of a Renaissance lately, thanks to Nintendo's NES Classic console and the ever-expanding industry dedicated to re-creating, refurbishing, and resurrecting nostalgia-fueled products of the past.
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Tinder's role in their getting together was something the couple wanted to celebrate at their wedding, so they commissioned a photo board re-creating their Tinder match that guests would see as they entered the ceremony.
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Both are plausible contenders in 2020 and will soon need to decide between urging their supporters to back Mr. Trump or remaining holdouts in hopes of re-creating a more traditional conservative coalition in four years.
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"Re-creating trade barriers between the United States and Mexico will hurt many of the people Trump is ostensibly trying to help," said Pietra Rivoli, a trade expert at the McDonough School of Business at Georgetown.
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Lubin, in partnership with Techdirt editor Mike Masnick, is currently re-creating a game used by the Central Intelligence Agency to train new recruits, based on information about the game obtained in a freedom of information request.
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As if to emphasize the idea that streaming is just re-creating the existing television landscape in a different venue, CBS recently announced the launch of CBSN Local, a local news addition to its CBSN streaming service.
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Police Commissioner Kevin Davis says that police were looking into the possibility that, rather than planting anything, the officer was "re-creating" the moment when he found the drugs and documenting it with his body camera on.
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"But what they don't recognize is that these large entertainment media platforms, the online — the Facebooks, the Googles, etc, ... none of them have been able to succeed and be truly effective in re-creating audiences" for live content.
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It documents how the burden of a criminal record is imposed disproportionately and unfairly on minorities of limited means, frequently through unreviewable decisions of prosecutors, effectively re-creating the peonage that replaced slavery immediately after the Civil War.
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Maurizio Cattelan — subject of many major solo museum shows over the years, including one at the Guggenheim — has technically retired from art-making, but he is re-creating a 1994 installation consisting of a live donkey underneath a chandelier.
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Re-creating the colors of a dinosaur can help us figure out where and how it lived, say researchers who did just that for a so-called "parrot lizard" that lived in China more than 100 million years ago.
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For the current South Korean team, the connections to 213 are obvious: Every World Cup squad from the country since then has tried, and failed, to come even close to reaching that standard, to re-creating that intoxicating feeling.
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Since we've already scooped a few of Kendall's favorite makeup hacks (we're still using her bronzer-as-eyeshadow trick), we're taking it a step further by re-creating three of her most iconic hair and makeup looks on one super fan.
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Dozens of cases have been thrown out, while nearly 100 are still under review after officers admitted to "re-creating" finding evidence on suspects by turning on their body cameras to film themselves finding something they'd already found off-camera.
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Consumed by the idea of re-creating game experiences on his Electronica 60 and the other machines he worked on at the academy, Alexey found inspiration in the sprawling aisles of Children's World, the most famous toy store in Moscow.
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" Beset by economic collapse and a crack epidemic, and animated by the Occupy movement, Oakland starts to resemble a combat zone, in which these "twenty-first-century Vikings," many of them veterans, set about "re-creating the camaraderie of the barracks.
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But experts say little in Sanders's performance Monday night suggested that he could beat Clinton to the ultimate nomination or that he is re-creating Barack Obama's 2008 general electoral coalition, said Matthew Dickinson, a political science professor at Middlebury College.
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The mom of three also shares some tips for re-creating the stylish zone: "I think the trick here is to optimize whatever space you have—and for me, that usually means putting things in woven bins and uniform glass jars," she says.
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Re-creating the opening scene from Stephen King's film IT, the talented impressionist Kate McKinnon takes on the role of White House senior advisor Kellyanne Conway as SNL compares her to the nightmarish villain Pennywise attempting to lure Anderson Cooper into the sewer.
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And that's not just because $33,000 is a ridiculous amount of money for a refrigerator (unless we're talking about re-creating Yolanda Foster's fridge); it's because I have no trust that this technology will work two, five or 10 years after it's purchased.
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The pleasures of the movie are mainly in the design of the Victorian house and its grounds, replete with a chair that behaves like a dog, and in the affection for re-creating the 1950s period, down to a surprise use for Ovaltine.
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Barnes is a tremendously charming actor, which is probably why Lightfoot chose a lighter touch when it comes to the makeup for Jigsaw's mauled face, rather than re-creating the more gruesome portrayals found in the comic books or 2008's Punisher: War Zone.
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What DC has been doing wrong with both its comics and movies over the last decade is the same thing: instead of fostering a business model based on what it can do that Marvel can't, DC has just been re-creating the Marvel playbook.
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As more companies move toward launching their own proprietary subscription streaming services, the future hasn't been entirely decided yet, but new clues are emerging, pointing toward a potentially surprising answer: all this disruptive new media is just gradually re-creating familiar old-media models.
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"The debate about the future of Europe can only prosper with the imagination of artists and thinkers," Yoeri Albrecht, the director of De Balie, an Amsterdam cultural center, and a curator of the forum "Re: Creating Europe," said at the opening session June 1.
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"What it does offer is a bumper crop of high-grade, ultra-processed, huff-it-and-grin punk singalongs that find a middle place between re-creating the 'TRL' days and nodding to what works on radio now," Spencer Kornhaber writes for the Atlantic.
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It also committed to film a wrenching moment in an actor's life: Ruthie Ann Miles, re-creating her Tony Award-winning performance as Lady Thiang with ferocious command and, as she healed from a devastating accident early this year, the help of a cane.
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While a full 3D Zelda game seems like it wouldn't work nearly as well on mobile, Anderson's flattened-down style feels like an ideal take on a two-dimensional Zelda game, instead of just falling back to the creative crutch of re-creating a 16-bit look.
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First Ugg partnered up with Preen by Thornton Bregazzi to craft some very out of character platform slip-ons, and now it appears that Versace has taken inspiration from your favorite pair of summer camp sandals re-creating the shoes in heavily bedazzled and branded iterations.
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The song's video, directed by Chris Phelps, mirrors the music's skewed take on country, re-creating the Jessica Simpson "These Boots Are Made for Walking" sexy car wash trope, but with a greasy looking dude who'll probably just make your car dirtier than it was before.
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But sometimes, it's OK. For example, last month someone used it to make Adele's "Hello" infinitely more enjoyable and emotional by re-creating it with hundreds of clips from the most incredible movies you can think of, from Wayne's World to Star Wars to Charlie's Angels.
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As growth remained stuck in low gear, falling short of people's aspirations and dimming the hope of re-creating the economy of earlier years, the benefits of this limited growth were perceived to have collected disproportionately in the pockets of those who were better off already.
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In Winterson's world, the spirit of reanimation Shelley infused into her novel after losing a child gets reimagined in the person of Victor Stein (creative, no?), a 21st-century TED talker on the subject of artificial intelligence who is obsessed with re-creating the brain of I.
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All of this proves that the future of soundtracks, and possibly even music, lies in re-creating the magic Alexandra Patsavas weaved on Twilight, which is to make them an enhancement and expansion of the world, the characters and the stories of the movie in question.
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They are clearly creative works that fall under the purview of intellectual property law, and it is also fairly clear that Take Two violated this copyright by re-creating the works in a digital medium and using them to promote and sell its own product without the artist's permission.
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The open world isn't as vast as, say, Hyrule in Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, but it's easy to see that a great deal of care went into re-creating the boardwalk from the show, complete with its shops, hideaways, and the colorful supporting cast milling around.
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Jeffrey Dean Morgan is doing a great job with the material he's being given, but TWD seems so in love with re-creating Negan as faithfully to the graphic novel as possible, that it appears nobody has considered if that treatment is actually appropriate for a TV show.
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In a more colorful scenography than Sottsass' original vision, Artcurial has applied its own flair for the spectacle by re-creating the designer's gray bedroom, though without the woman and the motorcycle, and transforming the entire first floor of its gilded neo-Classical mansion into a modernist Italian interior.
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And in the years immediately before that death, her life was lived in conditions of the utmost precariousness, in occupied France, and it was there that she conceived the project of re-creating the story of her own family, painting her way through — and perhaps beyond — her own suicidal inclinations.
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The remix of the band's 1998 track "One Week," created by SoundCloud user edes421, replaces every instrument (except the drums) with former BNL frontman Steven Page's starter pistol of a lyric, "It's been..." The result is a surreal, stuttering thing, like a chatbot re-creating the numb arm scene from Six Feet Under.
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Some examples of Minecraft in the classroom today include elementary school students learning about city planning and engineering; middle schoolers learning the building blocks of computer science in a Minecraft coding camp; or college students learning the history of the New Zealand and its people by re-creating historic landscape and events in the program.
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Along with a video re-creating the first time the 125 S rolled out of Ferrari's modest garage, the company has published a website commemorating major achievements from Ferrari's last 70 years — everything from Formula One wins and championships to the release of iconic vehicles like the 250 GTO, the F40, and the Enzo.
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As Egypt's Orthodox Christians celebrated Palm Sunday and children joyfully brandished palm fronds, re-creating Jesus's triumphal entry to Jerusalem a week before his crucifixion, bombs exploded in two churches, killing scores and leaving the fiercely nationalistic Coptic community feeling unprotected by the government it had relied upon for deliverance from the regime of Mohamed Morsi.
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Later, when people recognize your gift for re-creating the sensations of childhood—when a critic describes your work as going "so deep into the special alertness, loyalty, and ardor of children that it makes you see things you had forgotten or blotted out and feel things you were embarrassed to feel"—it's this sensitivity they're often talking about.
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Re-creating a high-def Callas onstage seems a bit like taxidermy for snobs, but we're clearly talking about a hunger for what many consider to be the greatest voice of the 20th century, but also for a time when the personal lives of opera singers were scrutinized like those of TV and film stars of today.
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And it is a curious fact, one that is true of most children's writers, that as long as Laura was re-creating her childhood years, she could keep the poetic vision, her impressionist's eye that never fails to kind her "good will prose" in the series all the way to "The Happy Golden Years," which tells of Almanzo's courtship.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Creating a Road Map for the Self-Driving Car" (Business Day, March 3): The database for a fully autonomous vehicle must encompass, in continually updated real time, not merely every road in this country, but also every driveway, every private estate and every square foot of millions of parking lots, every airport and every military base.
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"The president obviously prefers a smaller, more focused, and trusted set of advisers — in part because he likes to make key decisions rapidly based in large part on his own counsel — so it wouldn't be surprising if he rejected the idea of re-creating a cyber czar position, even if that's what the new national security adviser wanted," Jaffer said via email.
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With Nick's little brother playing a similar game and Conor McGregor busy chasing Floyd Mayweather around the block and Chael Sonnen gone to seed in Bellator, the cynical MMA fan can't help despairing that a golden era of MMA personalities has passed and that all we've been left with is incomparable fighters redefining athletic possibility and artistic potential and constantly re-creating the sport we love best through sheer will, dedication, and invention.
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