There are three different seat settings: upright, slightly reclined, and fully reclined — and when I say fully reclined, I mean fully.
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Was it the person pushing on the reclined seat or the person who reclined her seat into her fellow passenger's space?
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She was warned that the chairs in the screening room reclined.
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As she reclined in a styling chair, Ms. Sturm was philosophical.
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I contort my wife's old nursing pillow to support my reclined back.
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Pre-reclined seats are another alternative, though Delta hasn't gone that far.
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Its bullet-like shape was custom-made to fit a cyclist's reclined body.
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Calvin adorably took in all his presents as he reclined on the couch.
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The seats have three different pre-sets: upright, halfway reclined, and fully flat.
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Dr. Huerta reclined the chair and Luna stretched out along Mr. Rush's legs.
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A great example pose would be Supta Natarajasana, it's a reclined dancer pose.
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Deeley's baby bump stole the spotlight as she reclined on a matching yellow towel.
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The two sides of the back of the couch move from upright to reclined.
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When I reclined my chair, he laid his little chubby hand on my arm.
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So we had Roy switch to the passenger side, and we reclined his seat.
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On the couch reclined what appeared to be a golden idol, regal in repose.
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A few feet away, a man reclined in the grass, his gaze on them.
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As we reclined on a cement step, a tall man appeared out of nowhere.
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But when the man was done eating, Williams said she reclined her seat once again.
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A few feet away, several conservative gay and bisexual journalists and activists reclined on couches.
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Turlock sat reclined in his chair at the head of the table, rubbing his chin.
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I went home, took some Percocet, reclined upright, and waited for the perfection to set in.
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Last Christmas, Blondeau, dressed as an elfin lumberjack, reclined on a tree placed on its side.
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A host of neurological symptoms — numbness, tingling, vertigo and fatigue — bound me to a reclined position.
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To get cozy, I used my pillow and comforter and reclined my seat all the way.
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For his part, the Olympic swimmer reclined on the couch with his son for the U.S. Open.
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Not only were the fake leather cushions soft, especially the headrest, but the seat also reclined slightly.
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Her witnesses initially downplayed the fact that Kolman was found in a reclined position, with open pants.
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Karlie Kloss reclined on a table surrounded by craftsmen, who worked to transform leather into a dress.
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"He was angry that I reclined my seat and punched it about 9 times - HARD," Williams tweeted.
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On Instagram, Bieber shared a picture of Oscar perching on his tattooed shoulder as the shirtless singer reclined.
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We're told the whole thing started when she first reclined her seat and knocked over the male's drink.
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Old men reclined in beach chairs and watched as young protesters blasted music and did dances from Fortnite.
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They reclined against the walls of restaurants and smoked cigarettes on the street-side balconies of cheap hotels.
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Rees-Mogg reclined on the government's front bench of the House of Commons during a crucial Brexit debate.
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It all started after a woman posted a video on Twitter of her in a reclined airplane seat.
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Seats that the aviation industry often refers to as "pre-reclined" can save money in other ways, too.
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Further, she says she was cramped in her seat because the woman in front of her had reclined.
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A couple of partiers reclined in a claw foot tub; an abundance of houseplants conjured a garden in hell.
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In another snapshot, Harley and Ouaknine showed off their fit figures as they reclined in bathing suits and shades.
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Jamie popped a bib around my neck as I stretched out on a reclined bed and shut my eyes.
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While the seats turned into fully flat beds in Club World (below), they only slightly reclined in Club Europe.
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The device kept track of when the women sat or reclined and when they got up and moved around.
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In another corner of the space, a woman, only partly visible, reclined on her back in a tent while knitting.
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I reclined back in my chair, stretched out my legs on the business-class-inspired seats, and enjoyed the sights.
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Mark Pulisic had watched the game from Verl, Germany, reclined on a hotel bed with an iPad in his hands.
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Sanjay worked the keyboard while Jeff reclined beside him, correcting and cajoling like a producer in a news anchor's ear.
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"There is an urban renaissance, especially among younger millennials," said Kaval, reclined in his box during a recent weeknight game.
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Back in the lodge, several guests reclined on a faux-fur-spread bed while others cavorted in the milk bath.
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Gift the Fred & Friends Brew Bunny Tea Infuser, $9.99 You can't help but feel relaxed looking at this reclined bunny.
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Katy Perry reclined on the sand with pals — and an enormous coconut beverage — and it soon became a photo shoot moment.
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My new pillow made a great back jack for reclined masturbation and for eating snacks in bed while watching a movie.
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Actually, I am squatting in my Subaru with a laptop, reclined against a nursing pillow, hoping no one calls the cops.
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At a recent fitting, this writer's own baby reclined on a large queen bed as assistants fitted her into the avocado.
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That is well within what humans can take, especially within such a short spurt of time and in those reclined seats.
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The seats were 17 inches wide, they reclined, and their slim form allowed for more negative space between seats and rows.
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Surrounding them, diners reclined on pillows, sultan style, around nine human "tables," naked but for flesh-tone underwear and high heels.
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Last week, a video of a man repeatedly pushing on the back of his fellow airplane passenger's reclined seat went viral.
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A little foot stool popped out, which, combined with a slightly reclined seat, made the flight a little bit more comfortable.
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With its reclined back and elevated feet, it offers the promise of serenity in a package designed for just one person.
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A woman says she was injured when the man sitting behind her punched her reclined chair on an American Airlines flight.
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He then went back inside and reclined on the couch, waiting for the child's family to return home, according to the documents.
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They then grinned in a sunny selfie and lastly he stood over her as she reclined in a bathtub of rose petals.
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When it was all over, I reclined in a bathrobe, half-drunk on endorphins and dehydration, and someone brought me sweet tea.
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I become an effigy of every slight they'll face, a symbol of every inconsiderate passenger, every unwelcome reclined seat, every oversold flight.
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Dozens of girls and young women in shorts and leggings crawled all over the walls or reclined on the heavily padded floors.
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He was sat reclined around them not giving a fuck, seemingly bemused and not entertained by the madness going on around him.
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She was reclined in a chair next to William who was shackled to a hospital bed, unconscious, electrodes also taped to his head.
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In the next work, an offscreen character states, "You'll know if you lose," to a different nude figure, reclined upon a tiled slab.
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But if you've only got time for one, we'd suggest making it the reclined bound ankle pose to get your whole body involved.
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At the symposium, Bezos showed off a mockup of the passenger capsule, which sports six reclined seats, each with its own large window.
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During the study the participants reclined in a dimly lit room and listened to calming music while an electroencephalogram monitored their brain activity.
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The reclined infant setting allowed Ellie to be a part of family meal time even when she was only a few months old.
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"I feel at home here," said Papadopoulos, dressed all in black, as he reclined under the bright lights next to his wife, Simona Mangiante.
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When upright it is set at almost at 90 degrees – a TV lounging nightmare – and when slightly reclined you fall into a napping position.
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A young couple — one man perched on the edge of a toilet seat, the other reclined in a claw-foot tub — tenderly cup hands.
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Instead, he reclined his car seat and watched the stars and satellites move across the sky, trying to figure out which one was which.
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On a recent afternoon, Dillon ordered a half-mug of coffee, also black, and reclined barefoot in the pillow-dotted loft above the shop.
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I played it on the Switch, and the vibe was just about perfect: reclined, with headphones in, gripping my own hot mug of coffee.
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James processed the question for a split second, then reclined in his folding chair as if he were on a beach towel in Hawaii.
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Quotable: "Sit up!" lawmakers jeered at Jacob Rees-Mogg, the House of Commons leader, who reclined on Parliament's front benches during debates this week.
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"You have a stranger going into your mouth, poking around with all kinds of instruments, [while you're] in a reclined and vulnerable position," he says.
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Opening the passenger door, I would see the seat I had left reclined all the way back in my pre-exercise state of sulking misery.
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Outside the impromptu shops, bewildered parents slumped against the walls; inside, sellers reclined in stocking feet on their double beds, eating from Styrofoam takeout boxes.
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From that reclined position — and without a pesky steering wheel in the way — the driver can fully take in the Prophecy's pillar-to-pillar display.
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"You can continue to safely use your stroller in the fully reclined mode for an infant, without the car seat attached to the stroller," it said.
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Precisely because she had known real tyranny, she knew that this president—nervily perched at the edge of his chair, while she reclined—was no tyrant.
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The company also became known for splashy promotions and "pre-reclined" seats that could not be lowered, letting the company fit more people on its planes.
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Ellie likes to sit upright, but I like her to be more reclined when she falls asleep in the car so her head doesn't slump down.
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They reclined on a sofa next to Emma Stone and Carey Mulligan, all of them in metallic or sequined dresses, like a row of beached mermaids.
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I spent my days there running into the waves and my nights reclined on the empty black sand beach, a beer in hand watching the stars.
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Not even a dozen miles away, revelers reclined on the sand, sipping languidly from straws piercing coconuts while they meditated on the color of the ocean.
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He talked about things like the relative size and position of people in ads — the female may be reclined while the male would be standing up.
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A man on a Southwest Airlines Co flight started a fight with a woman sitting in front of him in October 20143 after she reclined her seat.
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It was a different contest then, both looser and more intimate; most players reclined on the court together like they were at the same big slumber party.
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Beyoncé destroyed the Grammys just a few days ago – reclined on a suspended chair, singing the shit out of "Love Drought" and channelling a very pregnant Oshun.
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On his ranch just outside Eagle Pass, the attorney reclined on a patio chair one Sunday evening, wearing jeans, cowboy boots, and a Star Wars T-shirt.
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Adjust your chair so your feet are flat on the floor, your legs are bent at a right angle and you can work in a reclined position.
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His only sleep, day or night, happened face down on my reclined chest or my husband's with one of our thumbs plugging his mouth like a pacifier.
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On one of eight projectors, the performer is reclined on a couch musing about transcendence through the body; in another frame, he's dancing as if in a trance.
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Wendi finds the threat ironic since it came while she was recording someone rudely punching the back of HER seat ... simply because she reclined it during their Jan.
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The seat reclined as Yui entered self-driving mode, indicated by a change in the color of its main circular icon on the dashboard from blue to purple.
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The experience of being reclined on is especially bad if it comes suddenly, mid-flight, after you've settled in and come to terms with your already cramped existence.
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Throughout the afternoon, the woman, identified by federal officials as Therese Okoumou, waved what looked like a T-shirt and reclined in a crease of the statue's robe.
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Looking nervous, he sat on the edge of his seat, while Mr. Zeman reclined and looked as if he were in his own living room, drink in hand.
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Instead, she reclined with her feet up, reading comic books, but paid attention when they stopped for what would become one of her favorite foods ever: Georgia pecans.
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In the midst of this verdant lair, my patient reclined comfortably on the couch, her face radiating warmth and welcome amid the greenery and medical equipment surrounding her.
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"This is my favorite place," said Amelia Meath, Sylvan Esso's singer and lyricist, as she reclined on the floor, gazing up at the grooves on the animal's belly.
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As The Crown's third season closes, the two sisters—dutiful queen and mercurial princess—talk, one rigid and upright, the other reclined, luxuriating on a wide canopy bed.
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Ernestine Coon reclined in her hospital bed at The Connecticut Hospice with a colorful blanket covering her legs, watching seagulls soar over the water from her second-floor room.
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But perhaps the sweetest photo was the last, in which Rossum kicked off her heels and reclined on Esmail's lap as the two shared a moment of peaceful bliss.
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Wendi Williams, the woman whose reclined seat was repeatedly punched by a passenger on an American Airlines flight, is ready to pick another fight ... this time with the airline!!!
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Williams is bristling over what an American Airlines rep told TMZ -- that the whole seat-reclining incident started when she first reclined and knocked over the other passenger's drink.
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In its report, Graco said the Extend2Fit Convertible models had incorrect instructions that could result in the child sitting in the wrong position — like being reclined instead of upright.
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The following evening, on Wednesday night, as Mr. Sabir reclined on his front stoop, he shook his head as car after car whizzed through red lights at the corner.
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I've posed among ancient Mayan ruins in the Yucatán Peninsula, reclined across white sand beaches in Queensland, and balanced on rocks in a crystal-clear Irish lake at sunrise.
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In front of Cool Kicks, a sneaker boutique on Melrose Avenue in Los Angeles, Jonathan Lindsey reclined in a lawn chair, hoodie drawn snug over a custom fitted cap.
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"Those are our sons," Mr. Wahidi said as he reclined on a hard pillow and chewed khat, the narcotic leaves widely consumed in Yemen and the Horn of Africa.
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Meeks, 33, wore a white v-neck t-shirt and shorts while Green, 26, wore a beige two-piece bathing suit as she reclined on a pool chair beside Meeks.
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Trek Aerospace's Flykart 2 goes for more of a reclined racing seat position, with the rider in the center, surrounded by 10 rotors, like a comfortable, scaled-up quadcopter drone.
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You can, however, "continue to safely use your stroller in the fully reclined mode for an infant, without the car seat attached to the stroller," Britax explains on its site.
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I climbed in and a member of staff covered my legs with a super soft blanket before the chair reclined, the cover closed, and a soothing voice helped me relax.
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As we waited for C. to arrive, Newcomb reclined in his seat with a drink and scrolled through his cellphone contacts, amazed at how many right-leaning gays he knew.
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"I wouldn't go to Bangkok by train — that would be too long," Mr. Putz said jokingly, as they reclined comfortably in their seats, his feet up on an unoccupied seat.
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The first shot most saw of him was in a Mercedes truck, his seat reclined so far back that his nose barely poked above the window—that's how "Hot Boy" opened.
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As I reclined in a blue dentist-style chair under the room's lone fluorescent light, she and a couple of her colleagues burned the back of my hand with a laser.
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Cello music wafted over the tennis court and the guests reclined on pillows arranged in a semi-circle, while Branson sat enthroned on a sofa with the sheikh to his left.
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Rees-Mogg who was appointed Leader of the House by Boris Johnson, reclined on the government front bench in the House of Commons during the debate on plans to delay Brexit.
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That involves installing the seat at the correct angle to keep the baby's feet up, with the body reclined so baby can turn her head to the side and breathe normally.
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CreditCreditGraeme Mitchell for The New York Times On a blustery Sunday in late March, Edward Cheserek reclined in a leather chair and narrated his journey through the aftermath of a Kenyan monsoon.
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The after-party, at which the women reclined on sofas while dangling their pumps from their toes and the men loosened their ties and drank Scotch, reminded them of a champagne ad.
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But as Game 113 of the Western Conference finals wore on, Musselman reclined on his couch and considered the peculiar way that the Rockets go about their business, for better or worse.
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Crouching under a makeshift shelter, we dug into plates of freshly caught fish, while an old man reclined on a bench nearby listening to the proceedings of the truth and reconciliation commission.
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And the longtime Vogue contributor André Leon Talley reclined on the lone couch in the room, greeting guests as they passed by, including the Tony Award winner Cynthia Erivo ("The Color Purple").
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The couple posted Instagram snapshots as Teigen and Legend cuddled with Miles, Teigen breastfed Miles, Legend reclined on a couch with his kids, and as Teigen and Legend participated in a cooking lesson.
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"When I work with Odell, we do a lot to stretch his hamstrings and hip flexors with poses like reclined big toe pose with a strap, pigeon pose and low lunge, " Grieve says.
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There was one significant detail in his account that I hadn't heard before: Thomas's body was found reclined far back in his seat, with his belt and pants undone and his zipper down.
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They initially moved into Flippie with just their backpacks and two gaming chairs that reclined into a bed, living in their van part-time in the middle of winter without any added insulation.
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Wendi Williams, who said she's a teacher in Virginia Beach, tweeted footage of a man repeatedly hitting the back of her reclined seat with his fist during an American Airlines flight in January.
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You never quite know what you will get with a Piotr Anderszewski recital: Before a London appearance some years ago, he reclined on a chaise longue near the piano as the audience entered.
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He said the guard usually sat in a plexiglass office known as "the bubble" in the dormitory's day room, with his legs propped up on the desk as he reclined in a chair.
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As Murray answered questions, Siba reclined on the small raised platform in the middle, surrounded by her trophies and ribbons, as regal (and coiffed) as Cleopatra and completely unperturbed by the fuss around her.
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As Murray answered questions, Siba reclined on the small raised platform in the middle, surrounded by her trophies and ribbons, as regal (and coiffed) as Cleopatra and completely unperturbed by the fuss around her.
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I actually used to have home theater chairs that reclined, but I found them to be annoying in the end since it meant my wife and I were in separate chairs watching a movie.
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The participants were unaware of which substance they were given at the time of study, but both times they were under observation by a physician in a dimly lit room where they reclined and relaxed.
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Josef Hoffmann's 1905 "machine for sitting" for the Sanatorium Purkersdorf in Austria has a beautiful geometric shape similar to buildings like his 1911 Palais Stoclet in Brussels, but can also be easily reclined for patients.
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Classical Music You never quite know what you will get with a Piotr Anderszewski recital: Before a London appearance some years ago, he reclined on a chaise longue near the piano as the audience entered.
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"He was angry that I reclined my seat and punched it about 9 times — HARD, at which point I began videoing him, and he resigned to this behavior," the woman, Wendi Williams, wrote on Twitter.
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Tucek recalled that the dealer pushed back from his desk, reclined in his chair, and told the artist that she would be so busy "with that," it wouldn't be productive enough to continue the relationship.
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He reclined on the canvas for most of his post-fight thank-you speech to Japan before he called out Wanderlei Silva ("Candylei," he called him) and said the only way they'll fight is with a contract.
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Yes, you can eat ass reclined, but when the receiver is standing, they also have the ability to "sit" into your face a bit more, and this can be particularly pleasurable for receivers who have a penis.
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Additionally, since passengers will likely be reclined in the car's soft leather seats and therefore very far away from the in-dash touchscreen, designers have also added a touchpad in the center console, complete with haptic feedback.
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Reclined on a flowered bedspread, the woman posed as odalisque in "The Black Shawl" (1917) is, as the wall text informs us, "the Italian known only as Laurette or Lorette" who Matisse depicted 50 times or more.
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" But the official court transcript of her summation could not be clearer: "I submit it was in that time frame the defendant reclined Thomas Kolman back and staged his body to suggest some sort of sexual encounter.
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It's in moments like these when I am grateful these business-class seats reclined so much, because I know that in economy I would not have been able to sleep for that many hours while sitting up.
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In others, she kissed his cheek at a restaurant, the duo held up microphones for some possible karaoke, they grinned in a sunny selfie, and he stood over her as she reclined in a bathtub of rose petals.
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Available in three unmistakably contemporary shades — burgundy, midnight blue and "petrol green" (pictured here) — of tinted lacquer cherry veneer, with leather upholstery dyed to match, the new Origami is slightly more cushioned and a tiny bit more reclined.
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NASHVILLE — Lee Ann Womack reclined on a couch at the offices of Carnival Music and surveyed the action on Music Row, one of the many parts of this city swept up in a flurry of real estate development.
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Back on his plane, heading into the campaign's final weekend, Mr. Trump reclined in his leather chair and refused to entertain any suggestions that his unorthodox, unpredictable and now uncertain campaign for the presidency would end in defeat.
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But I know that moment, reclined in my family's living room, listening to I-can't-even-remember-what, watching my mom and dad on the edge of the couch, hunched over the phone, those headphones became my personal retreat.
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Days before the election, the bearded and bespectacled candidate emerged on an on-line comedy show, where he reclined on a sofa and slugged back some whisky as he and its host punched and massaged each other's bare feet.
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The manufacturer also wants to track things like how many times seats are reclined, he said, to give airlines a better sense of when they need maintenance so airlines aren't suddenly left with a nonworking seat, forcing them to lose revenue.
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The woman behind the viral video of her reclined seat being punched by the man sitting behind her is claiming a flight attendant rolled her eyes and later gave her a "Passenger Disturbance Notice," after she asked for help, CNN reported.
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Then she sported this teeny red crochet halter bikini, in which she reclined beachside, then paired with a pair of white lace shorts and a couple hotel objets d'art to serve as her props for a goofy dance break on the balcony.
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Clad in a black hoodie, the boy reclined in Parrish's arms cannot but evoke the 2012 murder of Trayvon Martin, and Parrish, in this case, is an every-mother, stoically representing the agony and sacrifice of sons to American mothers of color.
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Throughout February, my physical therapist, Sherry, rang the doorbell twice a week, entered as she heard me yell "Come in," and placed a clean pad under the large bag she put on the floor near the blue couch on which I reclined.
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The top House Republican appeared at ease as he reclined in a chair in his second-floor office overlooking the National Mall, hands clasped behind his head, reflecting on a career spent almost entirely pushing for his policy visions in federal government.
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So I trailed her back to the much warmer bedroom where she reclined on a king-size bed in all her Cher-ness: a trim black sweatshirt and jeans set off by the biggest, most sparkling belt ever worn outside a prizefighting ring.
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Happily reclined, as though he had made himself at home in a craggy, natural rock formation that was never meant for human comfort, Wendell Castle often had the look of a friendly genius who didn't quite know what all the fuss was about.
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The Peruvian mummies, their limbs bent to their chests, were usually topped with a false head, sometimes a clay mask formed from the face of the corpse; the Egyptian mummies were reclined with arms crossed and cocooned in several secure, ornately-decorated coffins.
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And while I should be hardened by the constant barrage of stories like these, a recent report about an American Airlines passenger who was met with backlash after filming the person behind her punching her seat when she reclined really got under my skin.
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Most POTS patients are told to treat their symptoms with lifestyle adjustments, including drinking two to three liters of fluids a day, wearing compression stockings to improve blood flow and doing an hour a day of reclined exercise, such as swimming, rowing or recumbent biking.
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On one of the first few days, though, under brilliant sunshine, Alexandra Panova, the 71st-ranked player in the world, stretched with her trainer, Tim Hoper, then reclined on the deck chairs in total seclusion — until interrupted by a pair of curious passers-by.
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She was prepared to capture their celebration: A pool of bridesmaids, elated and anxious, congregated in front of a rowhouse in Brooklyn, while others in puffy-sleeved dresses reclined in the back seat with smokes and drinks; a prom couple made out for the camera.
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Earlier, she lay on a bed of nails as if it were a pillow-top mattress, pulling a sunburnt tourist from the audience to stand on her torso as she reclined, and wriggled out of a straitjacket while reciting a monologue from The Glass Menagerie.
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With its acoustic guitar licks, its reclined beat, and a slapstick music video (in which he robs Halsey's house?) that looks like something a 22019s pop-punk band would have done, "Phone Numbers" is a satisfying jam about getting famous and cutting people out.
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Tara now says we got our reporting wrong, but the fact is ... we spoke directly to her Monday and she told us she was upset about not getting a window seat and feeling cramped in her seat because the person in front of her reclined theirs.
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LONDON — Not long after asking the House of Commons to "contemplate the current constitutional confusion and consider the chaos this concatenation of circumstances could create" on Tuesday night, the British lawmaker Jacob Rees-Mogg reclined on the front bench of the chamber until he was nearly horizontal.
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Fed up with the speculation and misinformation, the Thor: Ragnarok actor hit up Instagram where he called out the magazine and poked fun at the speculations, announcing that he was "looking for a new wife," while Pataky (definitely still his wife) reclined next to him on a boat.
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He had been resting, fully reclined, in the passenger seat, but, in a ritual that came to be familiar to me, he hoisted himself up, swung his legs out the door, shifted his weight onto a cane, stood, and slowly made his way across the pavement and up the church steps.
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Desk work is now ubiquitous, and the modern world provides other trappings as well, including long commutes in a vehicle, and binge-watching TV. To date, studies have linked sedentary behavior—defined as any waking activity done while sitting or reclined—to organ damage, muscle degeneration, back pain, and many other conditions.
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As the Elysium chair is reclined, the person sitting in it eventually experiences a sweet spot that feels similar to being weightless, or floating in zero gravity, as the muscles and joints in the body all reach a state of equilibrium where the stresses and forces acting on them are evenly distributed.
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At Tennessee Valley Rocket City Pride in Huntsville, Alabama, in mid-June, where a lesbian pet store owner handed out rainbow chew toys and the North Alabama Democratic Socialists of America sported rainbow rose buttons, Mathis reclined in a lawn chair in the shade, greeting cheery, mostly youthful attendees in their teens and twenties.
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"Jacob Rees-Mogg," months before he became an actionable meme as the patrician parliamentarian who reclined in boredom while Brexit was debated in the House of Commons, required unpacking for me, as did discussions of recent Tory debates and the noncontenders — Rory Stewart included — who had been crushed by Boris Johnson, victoriously yanking the sun down on Britain.
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If she placed the bowl in the tray table's center, it pressed against the back of the seat in front of her, the inhabitant of which seat had, naturally, reclined, and if she moved the bowl toward her, its lip dug into her chest, and either way, given Kai's luck, a sharp bump would spill blood all over everything.
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In the same way that a record like Hiroshi Yoshimura's Green can recall the composed stillness of a Japanese water garden I'm still yet to visit, a track like Lil Yachty's "Never Switch Up" transports my mind to a place where I'm permanently reclined in the soothing, safe touch of the world's most comfortable Lazy Boy.
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Several hours later, after Lady Gaga dazzled a crowd of 1,400 with a grand piano performance of her song "Bad Romance" at the stately Princess of Wales Theater, a caftan-swathed André Leon Talley reclined next to Lady Barbara Black (wife of the former media mogul Sir Conrad Black) holding court at a midnight supper party hosted in his honor by the real estate tycoon David Daniels.
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"There was a period of time when Esquire had a real literary charisma, and there was a culture that responded to it," said Mr. Fielden, 48, sounding nostalgic as he reclined in a banquette, wearing a steel-bluel Ferragamo suit and sporting what may be the best head of male hair in the magazine industry, a cascade of artfully coifed curls that calls to mind both the belletrist whimsy of Oscar Wilde and the gunslinger gusto of Wild Bill Hickok.
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Hatsuyo Nakamura, a tailor's widow, stood by the window of her kitchen, watching a neighbor tearing down his house because it lay in the path of an air-raid-defense fire lane; Father Wilhelm Kleinsorge, a German priest of the Society of Jesus, reclined in his underwear on a cot on the top floor of his order's three-story mission house, reading a Jesuit magazine, Stimmen der Zeit ; Dr. Terufumi Sasaki, a young member of the surgical staff of the city's large, modern Red Cross Hospital, walked along one of the hospital corridors with a blood specimen for a Wassermann test in his hand; and the Reverend Mr. Kiyoshi Tanimoto, pastor of the Hiroshima Methodist Church, paused at the door of a rich man's house in Koi, the city's western suburb, and prepared to unload a handcart full of things he had evacuated from town in fear of the massive B-29 raid which everyone expected Hiroshima to suffer.
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