SAN FRANCISCO -- Madison Bumgarner has rediscovered his winning ways.
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Maybe there's a story of discovery waiting to be rediscovered.
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As the board is rejigged, managers have rediscovered some ambition.
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Meanwhile, this past fall, Christie's sold a recently rediscovered painting
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Palmyra (Arabic Tadmur) was rediscovered by the West in 1691.
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So what happened with the poster after it was rediscovered?
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But I feel like I really rediscovered tea in France.
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We had rediscovered classic rock, like Deep Purple and shit.
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And we all just rediscovered it a few years ago.
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And progressives rediscovered the treasure that is our Constitutional inheritance.
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Enescu's early 20th century work "Oedipe" is slowly being rediscovered.
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Finally, a rediscovered Mark Twain fairy tale is coming soon.
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Both only recently rediscovered their winning ways in tournament golf.
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The Ducks rediscovered their scoring touch during their post-holiday surge.
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In the past few years, it's become, for whatever reason, rediscovered.
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IN 2015, 11 years after her death, Lucia Berlin was rediscovered.
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In 1992, the University of Hawaiʻi's Undersea Research Laboratory rediscovered it.
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These 65 photos are drawn from nearly 3,000 that were rediscovered.
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We've rediscovered lost spirits and have improved on where we started.
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I think I kind of rediscovered my love for the Wii.
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A recent book announces that Luther "rediscovered God," clearly an overstatement.
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The text was rediscovered in 1980, but it was virtually unreadable.
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But Manchester United, written off as a disaster, has rediscovered something.
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Not surprisingly, some of Mr. Sanders's supporters have rediscovered the novel.
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But he has rediscovered the overlap between Las Vegas and Petipa.
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It was during this time that Monet's late paintings were rediscovered.
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The island's famous Blue Grotto was rediscovered in the 19th century.
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" His ambassador to Germany tweets a hymn to "rediscovered, strong nations.
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U.K. parliament: A secret passage once used by royalty was rediscovered.
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A mathematician has rediscovered a technique that the ancient Babylonians used.
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I rediscovered how I use paint by changing the source material.
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Global markets have rediscovered volatility due to the novel coronavirus outbreak.
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Fun fact: Those binders actually exist (and were rediscovered in 2017).
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Here Mr Malick has rediscovered his strengths as a film-maker.
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Rediscovered elegance of logic and symbols, ephemera in stirrings of life.
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But roles were rare, even as audiences rediscovered her early films.
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It's just been rediscovered on Twitter, and people can't stop sharing it.
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But he said I should get it out, and I rediscovered it.
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I rediscovered my love of cooking and having meals free of tension.
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In a few years, it will be rediscovered for its better angels.
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During this time, we rediscovered the joys of non-sexual physical intimacy.
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On the side of the road sat a recently rediscovered Roman cistern.
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Still, there are welcome signs that investors have rediscovered their risk radar.
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What follows is Vale's rediscovered passion for life and Tarek's possible deportation.
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Since the house's history has been rediscovered, it has begun attracting tourists.
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In the months that followed, I rediscovered the joy of doing gymnastics.
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Since then, however, a number of people have reappraised and rediscovered him.
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It was an ancient technique that Florentine artists had only recently rediscovered.
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You seem to have found an ideal spot for your rediscovered bachelorhood.
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Sony has rediscovered its "missing DNA," outgoing CEO Kaz Hirai has said.
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Like much new radicalism, the Green New Deal is good sense rediscovered.
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Minksy's theories were again "rediscovered" during the global financial crisis of 2008.
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Institutions, traditions and wisdom are either handed down or, if need be, rediscovered.
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Forgotten, until recently, when they were rediscovered, retrieved, restored and put on show.
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Most important of all, NATO has rediscovered some of its sense of purpose.
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We have rediscovered our identity, regained our stride and we are proud again.
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Even so, his most recent upload was rediscovered by Reddit late last night.
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But it's newly resurfaced, and its rediscovered existence has raised quite a ruckus.
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The audio was just recently rediscovered in the Wellesley archives, college officials said.
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But recently, scientists rediscovered a remarkable piece of feces from way back when.
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NATO has rediscovered its purpose in the aftermath of Russia's intervention in Ukraine.
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In April 2014, by accident, I rediscovered the Galatians fragment in Vatican City.
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We rediscovered some of the bands that originally got us excited about punk.
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This is one of the reasons the art world has rediscovered his work.
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The venue was rediscovered and restored by a couple, Mélanie and Frédéric Biessy.
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It was rediscovered in the 1960s, and has been reissued every decade since.
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If nothing else, the Warriors rediscovered their familiar rhythm at the right time.
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And at its best, "Private Lives Public Spaces" unfolds like rediscovered film history.
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When their sons began planning their own weddings, Mom and Dad rediscovered love.
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I'm looking forward to them; they, too, I suspect, have rediscovered Calder's joy.
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But since the move to Spain, he's rediscovered his best form and more.
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Then I published my novel and rediscovered the fetish of the physical object.
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But once in, the Gamecocks rediscovered the defensive tenacity that was their staple.
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It then traveled back to Britain only to be rediscovered almost 250 years later.
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It was only in 1967 that it was rediscovered, albeit in much smaller numbers.
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Ohashi said she eventually rediscovered her passion for gymnastics and found happiness once again.
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The paper was finally rediscovered by the museum's director, Timothy Riley, in May 2016.
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Impostor syndrome has been rediscovered and named "the workplace anxiety du jour" for women.
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But his underlying observation is right: the union has rediscovered a sense of mission.
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French astronomers rediscovered Ceres in January 1802, looking where Gauss predicted it would be.
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And his rediscovered work could help forensic scientists address challenges facing the field today.
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Even Newt Gingrich, a Trump supporter, rediscovered his roots as an old Cold Warrior.
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It was rediscovered thanks to a storm, but another storm could destroy the site.
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But it has been rediscovered in the recent litigation over state restrictions on abortion.
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WATCHING My wife and I have rediscovered TV now that the children are older.
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A few years later, academic researchers at Stanford and MIT rediscovered public-key systems.
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But as we wrote more and more we kind of rediscovered our old sound.
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It was thought to be extinct until it was rediscovered a few years ago.
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But then, step by step this year, Woods rediscovered his swing, and perhaps himself.
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"The Fonio Cookbook: An Ancient Grain Rediscovered" by Pierre Thiam (Lake Isle Press, $24.95).
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"He rediscovered a dying genre and forced it back into the mainstream," Ms. Langley said.
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I rediscovered old Lizzie McGuire, and it is just as bad/good as I remember.
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And, after suffering significant personal losses, he's rediscovered his passion for punching evil into submission.
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The elusive animal was once thought to be extinct, but it was rediscovered in 1996.
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"Throughout history, there have been different moments in which the clitoris is 'rediscovered,'" explains Buehler.
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For security reasons, I can't tell you exactly where Clay Bolt rediscovered Wallace's giant bee.
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It was at that moment that I rediscovered what a gem this band really is.
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Despite Friday's losses, gold has rediscovered its role as a shelter for risk-averse investors.
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Horror Tour 2 was released solely in Japanese for PC and was rediscovered in 2014.
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A 300-year-old serenata, it languished forgotten until it was recently rediscovered by scholars.
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Arthur kept her letters in a "special envelope" that would not be rediscovered until 1937.
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Nadjari died at the age of 54 in New York, before his document was rediscovered.
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Recently rediscovered film footage in the galleries shows Gray in 1973, reflecting on her works.
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"I feel like I rediscovered New York," she told The New York Times in 2007.
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Many recordings were ignored for decades, only to be rediscovered and enshrined as Imperishable Art.
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It took decades for the posters on fading paper to be rediscovered and dusted off.
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The negatives were rediscovered in the old barn, and donated to Duke University in 1986.
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Denver, having rediscovered its defense and its running game, has won two in a row.
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We regained our stride, rediscovered our spirit and reawakened the powerful machinery of American enterprise.
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By this point, Will had rediscovered his shot, and the Warriors played with devastating joy.
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As an adult, he rediscovered his love for the tiny roadsters and started collecting them.
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The inscriptions, known as "The Written Rock of Gelt," were rediscovered in the 18th century.
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After falling into decline, Moku o Lo'e was rediscovered by Hollywood in the nineteen-sixties.
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But Mr. Morgen's film draws on more than 100 rediscovered hours from National Geographic's archives.
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Maybe he senses that something has changed; or, more accurately, that something has been rediscovered.
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" Then, in late 2017, editors at New Directions, the New York publishing house, rediscovered "Mrs.
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The documentation, pulled by the author from a recently rediscovered memoir by Washington Roebling, is chilling.
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But the Impressionists rediscovered him in the 238th century, and resurrected Hals as a modern master.
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The scientists soon realized they had rediscovered a flower species that was thought to be extinct.
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B. recently rediscovered his love of Bugles, so he has a bag of those as well.
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He kept his composure, rediscovered his swing, and finished two-under on the final six holes.
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Jouett rediscovered church life about four months ago and had recently been baptized, his girlfriend said.
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Last year, international and local conservation groups established a new amphibian reserve for the rediscovered salamanders.
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Wildlife conservationists have recently rediscovered a small deer-like species that went missing in the 1990s.
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A rediscovered David Hockney and a welded hippo are among some 2,000 works coming to auction.
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But when the Lakers mustered some verve in the second half, the Rockets rediscovered their purpose.
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Days after July 22019, 1968, Americans rediscovered our common spirit when we landed on the moon.
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Nadal stayed closer to his baseline and it was clear that he had rediscovered his touch.
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It's like when rich people rediscovered hot dogs and turned them into $15 "sustainable" meat monstrosities.
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Soon Arabic became the language through which Westerners rediscovered Greek works on medicine, science, and philosophy.
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What happened with the change in lineup and everything was that the band rediscovered our strengths.
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The documentary never aired, and the reels were rediscovered in an archive nearly 50 years later.
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It's possible that by Sunday, or by Friday, Woods will just look lost rather than rediscovered.
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Ms. Mallon was rediscovered in 1915 by officials investigating a typhoid outbreak in a Manhattan hospital.
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So this interview wasn't so much rediscovered as dug up, to take advantage of a trend.
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Her four-volume study, Leonardo da Vinci Rediscovered, is forthcoming from Yale University Press this summer.
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Wang Xin, 24, an engineer in Shanghai, said he had rediscovered the joys of shopping offline.
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Behind the putting surface, there is a smaller sand trap that was rediscovered during the restoration.
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We've taken the Mayflower tale as gospel truth ever since it was rediscovered in the 1840s.
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And Christie's is expecting Leonardo's recently rediscovered "Salvator Mundi" to sell for at least $100 million.
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But for anyone who is, a mathematician has rediscovered a technique that the ancient Babylonians used.
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He returned to the synagogue he had attended as a child and rediscovered his spiritual path.
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The financial freedom liberated Bryan, and he rediscovered his joy for the game through trick shots.
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"The Roundabout," a rediscovered comedy by J. B. Priestley, brightens 59E59's annual trans-Atlantic festival.
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As years passed, and after each of their marriages ended, they rediscovered the spark between them.
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As years passed, and after each of their marriages ended, they rediscovered the spark between them.
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Kevin Hart imploding as Oscar host after his past anti-gay ramblings on Twitter were rediscovered.
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"Lead-tin yellow was used extensively until around 1750 and was not rediscovered until 1941," cites Khandekar.
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Now that Mr Woods has rediscovered his form, might golf's most treasured record now be within reach?
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But it wasn't until the pivotal stretch in the third period when the Blackhawks rediscovered their offense.
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Once his talent was rediscovered, Berian burst back onto the track scene and hasn't looked back since.
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Many women have told me that they completely rediscovered themselves and their sexuality [after having an affair].
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Rediscovered in the 1800s, the site was not made accessible to the public until the early 1970s.
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Just after they turned 4½, the twins rediscovered their scooters, a birthday gift they had long ignored.
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They just wanted to see a masterwork that dates from about 2400 and was rediscovered in 2005.
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Rewind is an occasional column covering revived, restored and rediscovered movies playing in New York's repertory theaters.
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Column: Woods rediscovered his confidence on Sunday and his ability to intimidate the competition, our columnist writes.
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And their messaging rediscovered regions of negativity and hatred that had been ignored in America for decades.
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They were rediscovered when he died and given to a neighbor who was a Julia Child fan.
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Ridgewood could be the second predominantly black cemetery to be rediscovered in the city in recent months.
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The turtle was believed extinct in Cambodia until 2000, when a small population was rediscovered by conservationists.
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Like other trailblazing women from cinema's formative years, Blaché has been discovered, somehow overlooked and rediscovered anew.
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It's up to him to maintain that rediscovered momentum in his final debate appearance of the year.
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A mother rediscovered a favorite ritual of taking her daughter to Amsterdam's children's farms and petting zoos.
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Check out a few photos from the archive of his rediscovered work, and a few classics, below.
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The wharf itself had been covered over and was only rediscovered amid preparations for the 2016 Olympics.
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It was only in the 1940s that dawn redwoods were rediscovered in an isolated valley of China.
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"In L.A., these buildings that were once looked at as obsolete are now being rediscovered," Mr. Zanetos said.
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James had rediscovered his jumpshot, Andre Iguodala has tweaked his back, and Dhantay Jones has crashed the series.
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I recently rediscovered Robert Zemeckis' film Who Framed Roger Rabbit after picking the film up on Blu-ray.
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The fact that Bloom has been rediscovered after years of neglect is a step in the right direction.
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She has a grapefruit toy she really likes and this little blue ball from Bark Box she's rediscovered.
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If you look back two centuries you see that what was edible back then is being rediscovered now.
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Ma'at is located on the same chunk of Comet 67P—the head—as the recently rediscovered Philae lander.
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That is what India and Indonesia, the two Asian members of the "fragile five" emerging markets, have rediscovered.
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Specifically, six years since he was handed a recently rediscovered CDR of their material at a house party.
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One is that the American elite in general has rediscovered the Victorian adage "mens sana in corpore sano".
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Rediscovered in researching the current exhibition, this is the first time "The Apparition" has ever been shown publicly.
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Marvel never rediscovered its creativity, and continues to run on the fumes of the Kirby and Lee years.
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Eventually, Western scholars rediscovered the original classics in Byzantium, learned Greek, and claimed that many translations were flawed.
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That said, something you lost long ago may be rediscovered—like your favorite ring in a couch cushion!
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And McElvane has rediscovered her glass-half-full attitude — not just for herself, but for an entire industry.
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" Read the cover story: "Rembrandt in the Blood: An Obsessive Aristocrat, Rediscovered Paintings and an Art-World Feud.
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A Nerf gun given by a friend was rediscovered, and he ran around firing at windows and walls.
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What I love is that in the past three years, we've kind of rediscovered each other as people.
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Personal Journeys A largely vanished world can be rediscovered (though not easily) in cemeteries, synagogues and winding streets.
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The Rauschenberg costumes — patterned tights — were rediscovered by Ms. Jones and are the basis for those worn here.
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I rediscovered my love of water slides, racing up the wooden stairs to Big Blue again and again.
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These imaginative landscapes adorned Sulawesi's caves for 44 millenniums, but they could vanish soon after they were rediscovered.
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I've returned to earlier ideas of repetition, which I thought I had abandoned and now I have rediscovered.
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The Puerto Rican crested toad was deemed extinct through the 1960s, and was later rediscovered in the '80s.
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But when I got back into electronic and hip-hop stuff, I rediscovered my passion for pop music.
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But he rediscovered his love of boxing and the sport he walked away from proved to be his salvation.
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People rediscovered the old recruitment poster over the weekend, and have been noting how it relates to the scandal.
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It remained in obscurity for nearly 30 years until it was rediscovered by the Americans, the kings of kitsch.
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In 2010, it was rediscovered in the Saqqara burial ground and archeologists began to explore the site once more.
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Back in May, Emmanuel tweeted about having rediscovered her watercolor paints; she dabbles, but says she's not very good.
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The same thing happened to PUA Jeff Allen when his own nightmarish statements about women and rape were rediscovered.
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"I still haven't rediscovered my love for astronomy," said Amanda (a pseudonym), who studies galaxies neighboring the Milky Way.
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He thought he was the first to do so, but his rules have been rediscovered in culture after culture.
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This rediscovered favorite, which has nearly 400 reviews and a 4.2 rating on Ulta's website, costs less than $10.
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Though neglected when they were rediscovered just over a century ago, they are now subject to intense scientific scrutiny.
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"People have now rediscovered that, yes, future earnings growth projections on which the stock valuations were based were unrealistic."
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But DeRozan and Lowry rediscovered their rhythm, turning a seven-games-if-needed series into a best-of-three.
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When I see articles in the paper about lost works of art being rediscovered, I always follow the story.
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Ms. Marder oversaw reissues as her band was rediscovered in the 1990s by fans like Kurt Cobain of Nirvana.
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For years, he has been channeling this idiosyncratic artist, whose work was rediscovered by accident in the late 224s.
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But through writing my book and through the war, I rediscovered it, and I think I get it now.
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Our newly rediscovered freedom from inordinate Federal overreach will invite initiative, confidence and a confluence in the social order.
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The young Flannery O'Connor's journals were rediscovered earlier this decade, and those of Susan Sontag continue to be published.
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Her husband, Victor Hamilton, has rediscovered an activity from his childhood that helps fill the hours: coloring in sketchbooks.
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Consider Ms. Driver's 1981 Paul Bowles adaptation, "You Are Not I," long thought lost and rediscovered several years ago.
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What's more, artists can be rediscovered and their reputations can rise with exhibitions, enhancing the value of their work.
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The founding charter of the Correspondents' Association, dating from 1914, was rediscovered during a White House renovation last year.
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Somewhere between Hot Girl Summer, Baby Yoda, and a rediscovered passion for advent calendars, we blinked and 2020 happened.
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The score has 23 bars of music: his Allegretto in B minor for string quartet, a recently rediscovered work.
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This is why Verlander, who rediscovered his top form last season after dealing with a core injury, is out.
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Democrats have rediscovered housing policy as a topic in the 210 campaign cycle in a big way, and Sen.
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It just kept organically being discovered by people, and then inspiring people and inspiring bands, and then being rediscovered.
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Another example: The region of Borneo where the rainbow toad was rediscovered is now famous because of this toad.
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But as TMZ reports, Bieber actually quit the tour because he rediscovered our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ... again.
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Russell, masquerading as a grayscale James Harden, has rediscovered some of the creativity that had stunted under Luke Walton.
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Like a rediscovered gem in the mine, a new way to simultaneously liven up and decimate group chats everywhere began.
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"It's kind of nice to have a bee that's been rediscovered," Irwin, who had no role in the expedition, said.
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Born in 1819, he died in 1891, forgotten, only to be rediscovered around the centennial of his birth, in 1919.
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You can spot a man who looks suspiciously like Tobias Funke after he rediscovered himself in the Blue Man Group.
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But many of the objects were forgotten, and were rediscovered in 23, crammed in a box in a dorm basement.
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There were some important women pop artists who are being rediscovered, but they didn't make a splash like Andy Warhol.
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Discursive intolerance and a broadly rediscovered sobriety of conduct might have the additional benefit of reducing the supply of speech.
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Potter's paper and her detailed illustrations have since been rediscovered, and today mycologists refer to her drawings to identify fungi.
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Registrars at the Museum of Modern Art rediscovered the disassembled pieces of the original stretcher for Pablo Picasso's "Guernica" (1942).
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In 2015, Stenlake rediscovered her notes for the Bridal Buddy, and moved to turn the latent idea into a business.
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DeRozan shot just 29.6 percent over the first four games but rediscovered his All-Star form with the stellar effort.
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Hudson's current renaissance started in the '80s when antiques dealers and artists rediscovered the area and started opening up shop.
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The trove of lost Picassos were rediscovered after four decades, in 2010, when Le Guennec attempted to have them appraised.
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In his cookbooks, "Real Food Heals" and "Hero Food," Mullen shares ways he's rediscovered his joy of cooking and eating.
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When Dr. Voyles rediscovered a few vanished frog species, she initially suspected that the Bd fungus was becoming less deadly.
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In 1968 it was rediscovered by Elsie Quarterman, a legendary Vanderbilt botanist, who immediately went to work to protect it.
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An exclusive walkway once used by royalty was rediscovered inside the landmark building, along with some graffiti from Victorian laborers.
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On the drive back, we left the land of twisted wreckage and gradually rediscovered a small semblance of civilian life.
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And one afternoon last month, the recently rediscovered deed for the mother of all Brooklyn real-estate scores came home.
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Born in 1819, he died in 1891, forgotten, only to be rediscovered around the centennial of his birth, in 18673.
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In Egypt, it's not just ancient antiquities being rediscovered, as the country's asset markets have become increasingly valuable to investors.
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In two seasons at TFC, however, he's rediscovered his mojo, with a super-respectable half-goal-per-game strike rate.
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But the movies kept coming, eventually waiting to be rediscovered — suspended in a quantum state of existence, unobserved and unknown.
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The first human-made blue pigment emerged in ancient Egypt, then disappeared for centuries until it was rediscovered in Pompeii.
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When I went back to Tokyo as a young adult, my sisters and I rediscovered Japanese whisky and that was it.
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Five years after retiring from diving at the ripe old age of 28, I rediscovered my grade school passion for acting.
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They are not considered so 'hot' and young anymore to be the latest discovery, and/or old enough to be rediscovered.
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He rediscovered his rhythm, recovered the deficit and then broke the Tunisian in the 11th game before serving out the match.
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Billed by Christie's as "The Last da Vinci," the painting was rediscovered in 2005 in Louisiana after spending centuries in obscurity.
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Chelsea recently fired its coach, José Mourinho, when the star players failed to perform, and hey presto, the team rediscovered winning.
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Since that time, nobody has seen them — not until they were rediscovered in 1183 by archivists at the Gordon Parks Foundation.
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Zac Efron proved he's still got love for High School Musical when he rediscovered a throwback gem, appropriately for Flashback Friday.
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It was feared extinct after Hurricane Andrew ravaged South Florida in 1992, until two isolated populations were rediscovered in the Keys.
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ABOUT THE CAPITALS (5-6-1): While Ovechkin continues to struggle, it appears Evgeny Kuznetsov finally has rediscovered his scoring touch.
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Dubbed the "Joan Anderson Letter" after a woman Cassady describes a love affair with, the fabled letter was rediscovered in 2012.
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I love that Tracy is subject to revision right now, that feminists have rediscovered her and are starting to defend her.
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Many American allies who were unhappy with George W. Bush's presidency rediscovered their faith in America when Barack Obama was elected.
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YouTube explainers and theoretical models of a torus Earth exploded in 2016, when some Flat Earth Society users rediscovered the thread.
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Texts by Euclid, Archimedes, Apollonius, and more were rediscovered in the sixteenth century, while Hindu-Arabic numerals replaced the Roman system.
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It has put money toward its frozen foods business, as millennials have rediscovered the cost and health benefits of eating frozen.
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Later, in high school, he played Super Nintendo and then PC games, and rediscovered the NES while he was in college.
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And after years off the stage, Mr. Bataan has emerged as the face of a rediscovered scene and a barrio legend.
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Someday, we're going to see double features again and go to theaters because it's this quaint, fabulous thing that people rediscovered.
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The recently-rediscovered clip is from a Toazted interview with the group while they were on a tour stop in Holland.
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Dunham explained that the entries, which she wrote between 2005 and 2006 and rediscovered this year, left her with mixed emotions.
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UK electronic instrument company Digitana Electronics has rediscovered the E.M.S. Synthi KB1 keyboard, one of the rarest synths in electronic music.
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And then, a few weeks passed and I think he had rediscovered the blog and I had written another eight pieces.
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I rediscovered a jump rope hanging on the back of my door and thought, hmm this is something i can do.
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About a year ago, she joined a local choir, the Hullabaloo Community Quire in Brighton and rediscovered a love of singing.
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For me, the quality of this student orchestra was as much a revelation as the dark brilliance of Eastman's rediscovered work.
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What is the name of the novel by Walt Whitman that was rediscovered last year and is now back in print?
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The evidence assembled by Kerensky's justice department, much of which has only recently been rediscovered in the Russian archives, was damning.
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The quality of performance varied, but United had rediscovered a knack for dispatching relative small fry with a minimum of fuss.
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Son Doong Cave in Vietnam's Nha-Ke Bang National Park dates back to prehistoric times and was only rediscovered in 2008.
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The Nacional variety was previously thought to be extinct, but it was rediscovered not long ago in a valley in Ecuador.
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But in recent years her pioneering work has been "rediscovered" in an art world that historically dismissed much figurative, realist painting.
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"It amazes me that specimens such as this [the biggest] can still be 'rediscovered' in museum collections," said Lomax in a statement.
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The dwarf planet found on New Year's Day, then lost in the summer glare, had been rediscovered again on New Year's Eve.
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After struggling in California's final three regular-season games, Bears senior Jabari Bird has rediscovered his shot in the Pac-12 tournament.
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He rediscovered the song two decades later and gave a revised version to the radio star Kate Smith, who sang it weekly.
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Ms. Vreeland rediscovered long-lost audio tapes of interviews that Guggenheim conducted in the 1970s with her official biographer, Jacqueline Bogard Weld.
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There's a newfound (or, rather, rediscovered) rawness to it, perhaps a result of the looser way the band approached the recording process.
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A Second World War-era sign has been rediscovered after a gorse fire ravaged a hillside on the east coast of Ireland.
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But soon after he arrived at IMG, Mejia moved in with Mateus and he rediscovered the family life he had been missing.
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Rediscovered journals, which have been repaired by the Conservation Center in Chicago, are on long-term view at Wheaton College in Illinois.
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Us Weekly has rediscovered Kim Kardashian's first-ever magazine cover story, a feature for Complex from 2007 — and it's filled with gems.
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And since Trotz shifted him from center to wing, Brassard has rediscovered his scoring touch, a significant bonus to a balanced attack.
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By the 1970s, however, she had been rediscovered by young fans of "Superman" reruns, and she began to appear at fan conventions.
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During this time he buried a copy of his book inside the walls of his home, where it was rediscovered in 2013.
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"It amazes me that specimens such as this [the biggest] can still be 'rediscovered' in museum collections," Lomax said in a statement.
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Hemp was rediscovered in the 1980s across Europe, where cultivation is legal, and France has became the European Union's largest hemp producer.
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After the surrounding architecture crumbled, the tiny figures remained buried, until centuries later when archaeologists rediscovered these rare forms of ancient portraiture.
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But at the same time, society's resistance to large corporations grew, and more companies rediscovered the advantages of focus and of decentralization.
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I discovered or rediscovered Basil Bunting and found a fine old hardcover of "Collected Poems" in the back of an orange crate.
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ROME — A year after one of the lowest moments of her career, Maria Sharapova has rediscovered how to enjoy tennis again: winning.
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In the eastern Aleppo streets beyond Abu Sami's house, little has changed since the December morning when he rediscovered his ruined city.
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Such a journey would allow an exploration of this country's troubled past, of migrations and massacres and cultural treasures lost and rediscovered.
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But this Greenpoint period has taken on new importance as many of his lost paintings are being rediscovered and commanding high prices.
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Why, after all, was Meadows's rediscovered birtherism so newsworthy, automatically understood as pertinent to a debate about his racism, or lack thereof?
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But late in life he found himself rediscovered as a picture book genius, embraced by a new generation of children's books overseers.
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He recently returned from a trip to Indonesia, where he pursued the rediscovered Borneo rainbow toad (his photo of it appears below).
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Creighton rediscovered its shooting groove and finished the first half with a 230-250 run for a 23-214 lead at the intermission.
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"In the midst I definitely rediscovered myself, found a whole new energy, and me being a source of it and not somebody else."
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The song was rediscovered in 1941 in Vienna by a German soldier asked to browse old records for the German forces radio station.
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The wrecks were rediscovered back in 2002, but a new expedition to mark the 75th anniversary of the historic battle came up short.
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In 1974 she rediscovered drawings that she had made while a student of Hans Hofmann, an influential painter, and promptly cut them up.
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The work of thinkers like Hyman Minsky and Charles Kindleberger, whose writings on financial excess were rediscovered after the financial crisis, gathered dust.
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As a testament to the resiliency of the black spirit and a curiosity to piece together our fractured past, however, Weeksville was rediscovered.
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The six-hour piano meditation of repeated notes and long pauses went unheard for 50 years before being rediscovered in the 21st century.
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After two shocking upset losses on the road, No. 16 Florida State hopes it has rediscovered itself as it hosts Clemson on Sunday.
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The truth is, we're also so protective of these hairstyles because we've only recently rediscovered them and begun reclaiming them as our own.
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"They could update the keys and update the firmware, but that just means they'll be rediscovered again by the same techniques," said Beardsley.
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Apparently that part of the university's past fell out of consciousness, but now (laudably) is rediscovered and explored by current students at Georgetown.
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Likewise, The Jungle Book rediscovered the elemental danger of its setting, and jumped on the opportunity to push the boundaries of CG magic.
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Spurred on by his study of Heidegger and European identitarians, Dugin rediscovered and celebrated the radically anti-Western strain in Russian intellectual history.
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Those who did not study 17th-century Italian art may not be familiar with Guido Cagnacci, who was only rediscovered in the 1950s.
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Over the past (wintry) months, we rediscovered our love of velvet — and this slight sartorial obsession manifested in various forms in our wardrobes.
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Charles Jones photographed hundreds of vegetables in the 193th century, but it was only in 1981 that his work was rediscovered by chance.
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There is a gym and games room adjoining the chateau, while the original chapel, hidden since the Revolution, was rediscovered and also restored.
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Coutinho struggled to find his best form during his short spell in Spain, however has since rediscovered it following his move to Germany.
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Boston rediscovered its solid defense and rode a 36-point effort from Kyrie Irving to a 108-97 victory over Philadelphia on Thursday.
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All of a sudden, it seemed, the Social Democrats rediscovered their empathy for the underprivileged — as long as they had come from abroad.
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To eat it was like mystery evolving into delight, as flavors long taken for granted were rediscovered, as if for the first time.
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Most importantly for that, BMW's rediscovered ability to make a good driver's car has not compromised the ride or livability of the 23i.
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The double-sided artwork was rediscovered in March 2016 in a private French collection by Thaddée Prate, an old master specialist at Tajan.
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I reconnected with old friends, rediscovered old areas, and learned all the weird and fun ways the game had changed in ten years.
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Dropping from sight, the technique was rediscovered 150 years later by the 18th-century English artist Paul Sandby, who is credited for it.
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Under Julen Lopetegui, Spain seems to have rediscovered the panache that made it the best team in the world between 2008 and 20143.
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Just as wardrobes have to be refreshed, so do the classics that find new generations of readers or are rediscovered by book lovers.
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Sabathia rediscovered the grip before a bullpen session on Monday: When the ball started darting again, he knew his brief crisis would pass.
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Now that she's rediscovered her passion for the snowy sport, Kim plans to pass it on to her own to her own little ones.
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"Despite an average return of 5.9% for the year to date investors have not rediscovered the leveraged loan group," said Lipper analyst Pat Keon.
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The media&aposs maverick label faded as McCain took on the Obama administration and journalists rediscovered that he was in fact a conservative Republican.
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The Princess Diarist was written after Fisher rediscovered old diaries penned while she was shooting Star Wars, in which she famously played Princess Leia.
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Much like the long lost and recently rediscovered Claude Monet painting "Water Lilies: Reflection of Willows," you look a little worse for wear, Scorpio.
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But if they do, it will be because the party has rediscovered, after a period of madness, what it means to be a conservative.
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I've been consistent this entire year and have not only lost the weight I gained (and more) but I've rediscovered my love for myself.
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It was rediscovered by Gautama the Buddha 2,500 years ago through rigorous scientific self-experimentation to answer the question: how do I stop suffering?
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They demonstrate a phase in Van Gogh's learning process — in Paris, he rediscovered himself, but here, he was still following the traditional artistic path.
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The films are mainly Japanese, though there are a few American films, including the long-lost, recently rediscovered and restored 1926 crime drama Silence.
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Last summer, many of us rediscovered just how fun it could be to play with our food thanks to the Museum of Ice Cream.
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In the past few weeks, Jenner, Hadid, and pals like Hailey Baldwin have rediscovered the silhouette, and integrated it into their off-duty outfits.
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Homeopathy's renaissance started in the 1970s, when it was rediscovered by West Germany's glitterati, including Veronica Carstens, the wife of a former German president.
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"We restored the canvas and, while doing so, rediscovered Nelli's story and her personality," conservator-in-charge Rossella Lari said in a press release.
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Although the Dodgers have won only three times in the last 11 games, first baseman Adrian Gonzalez appears to have rediscovered his hitting stroke.
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Gold just ended its third straight week in the red, as investors rediscovered their love for a different safe-haven asset: the U.S. dollar.
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The computer rediscovered the odd territory, and Dr. Van Essen and his colleagues found that it becomes unusually active when people listen to stories.
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Interludes throughout the album provide glimpses of Lange's own life: recordings from weddings and immigration rallies, rediscovered instrumental loops from his former musical identities.
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Slowly, with some inside-out search terms and some emails to my brother I rediscovered "Monty Mouse Looks for Adventure," by Esta de Fossard.
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Again, it's an area where many on the left and right disagree, but where the left has rediscovered that state boundary lines mean something.
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Call it rediscovered stability or stalemate or indecision, but whatever the characterization, the has been well-anchored near the middle of its 22014 range.
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But Galileo's accomplishment pales in comparison to the triumph of University of Cape Town cosmology professor Peter Dunsby, who rediscovered Mars just last week.
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Eventually the Long Island waters became too warm to support the abundance of lobsters, but Mr. Tabibian rediscovered them in Maine five years ago.
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In the decades since she was rediscovered, Schwarzenbach has become something of a cult figure in Europe, though just what she represents remains unsettled.
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And I rediscovered how a city can shape an artist, and vice versa, though the price of the lesson was two severely blistered feet.
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While Leonard's mother, Kim, decided to keep living in San Antonio, Kawhi headed north of the border and promptly rediscovered his all-world form.
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The loss came after the Mets' ace, Jacob deGrom, had somewhat rediscovered his Cy Young form, throwing seven shutout innings of three-hit ball.
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In recent years, New York City has rediscovered its waterfront in ways that were hard for many New Yorkers to imagine 20 years ago.
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I went through my archives for the film and rediscovered how many incredible flyers I had from such a special time in my life.
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She rediscovered the log, which she described as "homely and gorgeous," only recently, drying it in her wood kiln to rid it of bugs.
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Scientists have rediscovered a compound developed by German researchers during World War II. It appears to be more effective and perhaps safer than DDT.
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Irvin said he loves that the movies have been rediscovered now in light of streaming and the internet, despite some of the negative comments.
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They mark the advent of "all-over painting," a phrase that was coined in New York in the 1950s, when Monet was abruptly rediscovered.
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Of 1,234 plants declared extinct since Carl Linnaeus' legendary plant species compendium, Species Plantarum, was published in 1753, about half the species were rediscovered.
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Alternately, have students bring to class an article of clothing that they had become uninterested in wearing, but then rediscovered and now enjoy again.
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But he planted at least one Dickinson apple tree that survived, and a Nero tree, too — both believed lost until Mr. Benscoter rediscovered them.
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What was striking was how instantly her work was embraced after it was rediscovered — like a missing piece somehow anticipated and long yearned for.
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An Andy Warhol painting owned by rock star Alice Cooper was rediscovered in a storage locker where it lay forgotten for over 40 years.
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Now, as I sat down to write "Weight" many years later, I rediscovered the power of writing that first drew me to the art form.
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Last year, Werdelin told Tseng that he had rediscovered some old letters written to his mentor from a paleontologist who was involved in the expeditions.
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Although it was already known, the film's researchers basically rediscovered what the true position of Apollo 11 was during the 250,000-mile trip, Miller said.
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I left a book called Stoner, a rediscovered classic by John Williams, an American novel, on the doorstep of the trailer because we talked books.
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I rediscovered my creative energy and developed a one-woman show that I got to perform at various off-Broadway cabaret theaters around the city.
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The fashion world finally rediscovered JNCOs earlier this year when Demna Gvasalia introduced his own riff on the distinctly '90s, very oversized jeans for Balenciaga.
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Some of the photographers featured in the book even rediscovered shoots they hadn't thought about in decades, finding renewed significance in the snapshots they'd captured.
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An American Airlines passenger who thought her suitcase had been lost in transit, rediscovered her belongings in an unlikely place — for sale on Facebook Marketplace.
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The Salvator Mundi painting was only recently rediscovered after being sold at auction for 45 pounds, attributed to one of Da Vinci's students, in 1958.
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The painting was rediscovered by the museum's executive director, Robert Warren, two years ago during a search for Civil War flags in a storage closet.
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The document's name, noted the scholar who rediscovered it, Frank Li of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, became the "American War Proclamation of Independence".
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A famous Italian painting that was rediscovered in an attic could be set to fetch at least $171 million at an auction, according to CNN.
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After falling ill and taking leave from college in the late 2000s, Rivera rediscovered her childhood crystal collection in an effort to restore her health.
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Not much in painting is truly new, but some tropes, once adopted, can be amplified and recontextualized, their potential rediscovered by another artist's creative imagination.
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Paris Hilton and Kim Kardashian West rediscovered the joy of wearing head-to-toe velour and added even more tracksuits to their already-expansive archives.
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Over the years, various old shoots have emerged, but recently Kate's first ever professional photographs were rediscovered in a drawer and shared with the world.
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Ultimately, I rediscovered something I'd like to share: Bemelmans is a small piano bar nestled within the Upper East Side's rich-and-famous Carlyle Hotel.
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Whitney in the late 1910s and early '20s by Robert Winthrop Chanler, an artist with an Astor pedigree whose legacy is only now being rediscovered.
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He has rediscovered his touch in recent weeks, however, scoring five goals in his last three Premier League appearances, including one against Palace on Saturday.
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Americans rediscovered a shared value, more important than any party or president, which is upholding the rule of law and the importance of the Constitution.
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Returning director J.J. Abrams, rediscovered the footage of Fisher and was able to rewrite scenes in The Rise of Skywalker around it, with Lourd's blessing.
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Understanding how likely it would be for a vulnerability to be rediscovered or stolen affects how safe it is to stockpile them for intelligence reasons.
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Reconciling the newly rediscovered glories of ancient pagan art with the teachings and iconography of the Christian church was a primary concern for Renaissance artists.
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Wales, mostly on the back foot in the previous game against England, rediscovered the attacking brio that had enabled them to beat Slovakia before that.
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I rediscovered puns that wormed their way permanently into my memory, absurd comedy gags, and a cast of shallow, entitled characters with no moral compasses.
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In strictly wrestling terms, he was one of pro wrestling's nearly men, rediscovered periodically with a jolt of surprise at how he didn't become huge.
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Marine Corps veteran Jon Lujan rediscovered his love for skiing at the Winter Sports Clinic and went on to compete in the Sochi Paralympic Games.
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The page that Mr. Jakob refers to as his manifesto had been lost years ago and was rediscovered during the process of preparing the monograph.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads The late, legendary Italian architect and designer Ettore Sottsass has been — to paraphrase Yogi Berra — rediscovered all over again.
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A rediscovered diary, now at the Museum of the American Revolution, sheds light on the life of Deborah Sampson, who fought in the Continental Army.
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Then Trump turned identity politics on its head by appealing to white voters, and progressives rediscovered the beauty of our national motto, E pluribus unum.
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Second mountain phase: committing to a life and second career in which these rediscovered values become the guiding principles of my day-to-day activities.
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Founded in the late 220s and rediscovered by travelers, this seafood spot is in a cave believed to be between 2254,403 and 240,2320 years old.
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Mr. Benedict and Mr. Keteyian claim that, having hit bottom, Tiger has now rediscovered his humanity, so that his story is really one of redemption.
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But the Sooners rediscovered their shooting touch, responding with an 8-0 run to grab a short-lived 66-64 advantage with 3:113 remaining.
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He tells his followers, for example, about the temple to Egyptian gods, built in 250BC, rediscovered in 1917 and now buried under drab modern buildings.
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Ever since the West "rediscovered" Palmyra in the late 21000th century, visitors wanted to bring a physical piece of the ancient site home with them.
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After taking only 264 putts in his second round at the TPC Sawgrass Stadium Course, Spieth believed he had rediscovered his form on the greens.
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Acquired by one of Bonhams' Japanese art experts, Jeff Olson, the work was rediscovered through a personal collection after last being seen in the 1970s.
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Roundup Manchester United rediscovered what winning felt like, while Arsenal edged Newcastle, 1-0, on Saturday to take a 2-point lead atop the Premier League.
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Once widely grown by the ancient Aztecs of Central America, chia is being rediscovered by small farmers across Latin America, including Guatemala, Bolivia, Nicaragua and Ecuador.
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As the Los Angeles avant-garde underground scene of the 1980s is being rediscovered, Homler has undergone a vital new appreciation of her contribution to it.
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Crucially firms have rediscovered an appetite for labor creating just over 400,000 new jobs last year, equivalent to an increase of 4.8 million in U.S. payrolls.
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Centennial celebration The rediscovered moon rock&aposs exhibit is part of the upcoming 100th anniversary of the National Museum of Cambodia to be celebrated in 2020.
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I've been able to recapture a bit of the wonder I used to feel ~surfin' the web~ thanks to a newly rediscovered love of open directories.
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So is the strategy, rediscovered thousands of times every year by schoolchildren bored with learning mathematical algorithms, for playing a perfect game of noughts and crosses.
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Morano: What I know is that TV has a long life, and a series can get rediscovered again in a way that's unique to the medium.
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However, the public's rediscovered affection for Mr Woods—now seen as a scrappy underdog rather than a reckless, entitled superstar—may be clouding the markets' judgment.
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There are currently less than 300 orange-fronted parakeets in existence The orange-fronted parakeet was once thought to be extinct, but was rediscovered in 1993.
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Neither the market nor the state would save the Western world unless its citizens rediscovered a sense of the common good rooted in deep cultural memories.
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But on Monday, he rediscovered that pop, jump-starting the Mets' offense in the first inning of his team's 2203-1 win over the Atlanta Braves.
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But at moments he shed all that he had earned and received, and rediscovered the hard-working, clear-seeing and unadorned man he used to be.
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A box-office failure, "Stranger" was rediscovered on TV by young American cinephiles, who saw it as a precursor to "Kane" and the original film noir.
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Now, however, I've rediscovered a love of clothes (this has not been good for my bank balance) and feel much more at peace with my appearance.
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"I think being rediscovered did a lot toward restoring the dignity that was being taken from her by her age, her growing frailty," Ms. Ducat said.
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There's a lot of old music to rediscovered, like jazz from the 40s, underground stuff, legendary popular music that we don't listen to for some reason.
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There the work went into deep storage and oblivion until the middle of the 20th century when it was rediscovered by the Viennese historian Emil Kaufmann.
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And as the issue regained national salience after the Sandy Hook massacre, Clinton has, like most members of her party, rediscovered her passion for gun control.
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The Philadelphia Museum of Art has a recently rediscovered and attributed Rodin marble bust of Napoleon, from 1908, in which the young conqueror shimmers like ice.
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Housed in relative obscurity at the Massachusetts Historical Society, the daguerreotype was recently rediscovered by the photographer and scholar Jessie Morgan-Owens while researching her dissertation.
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French poets may now diverge from the alexandrine to explore vers libre, free verse; Mallarmé still believes in form, but form is to be rediscovered, recomposed.
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Malaria prevention: Scientists have rediscovered a compound developed by German researchers during World War II. It appears to be more effective than DDT, and perhaps safer.
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This happened not because she suddenly rediscovered the spirit of Roy Jenkins, but simply because she feared losing a crucial vote in the House of Commons.
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Once one of the most sought-after stolen paintings in the art world, the rediscovered "Portrait of a Lady," was authenticated by experts on January 17.
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Add milk to the long list of traditional foods that are being rediscovered by young entrepreneurs and reintroduced in small-batch — and often high-priced — form.
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He rediscovered some enthusiasm today and it wasn't easy for him psychologically of late to have only 20 minutes or so and then get hurt again.
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As the ship began to move, and I considered how annoyed Doug would be if I'd been wrong about the bird, I rediscovered the little iceberg.
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That change in lifestyle is causing a surge in demand for products that speak to that way of living, and rediscovered appreciation for lounging and relaxation.
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In the revolution's final, sorry chapter, not a few of its bureaucrats rediscovered themselves as millionaires and oligarchs — something Trotsky had predicted from exile in 1936.
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Ever an elusive figure, he was largely ignored until 1895, when art historian Wilhelm von Bode rediscovered him and published a monograph on him in 1925.
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But then, like so many other times before, when it counted most, Brady and the Patriots rediscovered the brilliance that produced five previous Super Bowl victories.
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Decades after her death, her work — much of it by then out of print — was rediscovered and championed by Robert Macfarlane, a splendid nature writer himself.
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The recently rediscovered silver plate portrait was produced by a process known as the daguerreotype method—the first photo process that was made available to the public.
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Recently, researchers at the school's Center for Virtualization and Applied Spatial Technologies have rediscovered material in the library's archives that answer many questions about this failed project.
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The wife of Emery Reves, Churchill's publisher, donated the artifact to the Fulton museum in the 1980s, and Riley rediscovered it in the museum collection last year.
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There's one more, important detail: The Event Horizon was rediscovered in the first place only because of a distress signal that consists of loud, seemingly inhuman screaming.
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"The people spoke, and then the judges rediscovered their courage," said Cristian Ghinea, a newly elected MEP for the Save Romania Union (USR), an anti-corruption party.
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But then again, 2016 was the year Daniel got damned, millennials rediscovered pink, and Rihanna proved the best way to accessorize is taking your wine to go.
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There are toys adults have never heard of, the latest in cutting-edge kitchen gadgets and appliances, and retro accessories that have been waiting to be rediscovered.
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Teheran has rediscovered his command a bit in his past four starts, going 2211-23 with eight walks, 22 strikeouts and a 20 ERA in 133 innings.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Lost for about 300 years, a mass by Italian composer Giovanni Battista Pergolesi is proving popular with audiences across Europe after being rediscovered by researchers.
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Over 150 glass plate photographs of the moon, stars, and solar eclipses were recently rediscovered in the basement of the the Niels Bohr Institute (NBI) in Copenhagen.
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Defenseman Shayne Gostisbehere rediscovered his offensive game on Sunday by recording a career-high three assists to match his point total from his previous 53 games. 1.
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Gauff raced to a 5-0 lead in the final set before Ostapenko rediscovered her rhythm to save two match points and hold on for 5-1.
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Dog the Bounty Hunter's wife, Beth Chapman, has started treatment to help eradicate throat cancer recently rediscovered by doctors ... and so far, so good, TMZ has learned.
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The Long-limbed Salamander was rediscovered in an area of a low-lying cloud forest in Guatemala in 2014, 40 years after it had last been seen.
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Despite the rise to prominence of so-called good postmodern artists like Nan Goldin and Cindy Sherman, however, there are still plenty of photographers being rediscovered today.
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In the early 1970s, champions of the band like David Bowie set it on a path to be continually rediscovered by new generations of musicians and fans.
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The older movies showing include "Harlan County U.S.A." (Friday), Barbara Kopple's classic documentary chronicle of a Kentucky miners' strike; three recently rediscovered "practice films" (Saturday and Oct.
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" — STEPHEN COLBERT "A painting of Jesus by the master Leonardo da Vinci has been rediscovered, and experts say it could fetch up to $100 million at auction.
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Ancient drawings point to a vaguely recollected moment of origin, a creation story that the audience already knows (it's the opening scene) and will eventually be rediscovered.
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In one of the cases of the exhibition are a few of the 1915 brass matrices for the Centaur capitals, rediscovered in an attic in the 1980s.
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Most academics considered it a work of fiction until 1987, when it was reissued; the historian Jean Fagan Yellin had rediscovered the book and proved its origins.
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Yeah, the only reason I didn't pursue music at college was because the program got shut down but then I rediscovered my passion for jazz later on.
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But by combining his passions for food and filmmaking, as well as seeking professional help, he rediscovered how using those passions could lead to a rewarding career.
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She tells the story of the injury that took her out of elite level competitions, and how she rediscovered her love for the sport on UCLA's team.
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"Friends" has enjoyed a rich cultural afterlife, as audiences rediscovered — or, for younger viewers, discovered for the first time — the show in reruns or on streaming services.
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They were thought to be extinct until they were rediscovered by David Noble, an officer with the New South Wales National Parks and Wildlife Service, in 1994.
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He bought a Gauguin that had not been sold since the Second World War and a lost Leonardo da Vinci, "Salvator Mundi," that had been sensationally rediscovered.
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"We've rediscovered all these little pockets of time, just me and Barack, that for a couple decades have been filled with school events or sports practices," Mrs.
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He imagined that when Hudson River Valley passengers rediscovered the pleasure of using Grand Central Terminal, a constituency might build to make some of the changes permanent.
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Leandro Katz rediscovered the photograph of Che Guevara's corpse in the latter part of the 1980s, while sifting through the archives of photography agencies in New York.
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When play resumed, Higa rediscovered her first-round touch and regained the lead over Korda at six under par with a 217-footer on her final hole.
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I was with a young student named Pui who had rediscovered the toad in 2011; he was the first person to have seen it after 87 years.
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When Bill Clinton was elected, Republicans in Congress gave up their profligate ways and rediscovered their concern about the size of the national debt and fiscal prudence.
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Though overshadowed by far more visible marches and town hall heckling, hundreds of thousands of Americans have rediscovered a political technique almost as old as, well, the telephone.
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Two recently rediscovered Rembrandt portraits — "Portrait of Petronella Buys" (19353) and "Man with a Sword" (ca 1640–44) — went on display at the Rembrandt House Museum in Amsterdam.
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He'd played some solo shows in the months leading up to the session and rediscovered a concept even more satisfying than first takes: no first takes at all.
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They prohibited the use of the TV, computers, and phones (with minor exceptions) inside the threshold of their apartment door, and rediscovered a few things along the way.
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The Hydra was a flop at release, but it was rediscovered by Rift development kit owners, who realized they could use it to mimic hands in virtual reality.
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Toilet weaselPhoto: Juan M. de RouxA man rediscovered the rarest South American carnivore after uploading a picture of it climbing on a toilet to a citizen science database.
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Three years ago, he explained, he rediscovered the zine that he and others who knew Bernd had put together to mark the tenth anniversary of the artist's death.
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The painting, only recently rediscovered, was the last da Vinci left in private hands and fetched more than four times Christie's' pre-sale estimate of about $246.4 million.
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Canada geese numbers drastically declined during the early 20th century, with one species, the giant Canada goose, considered extinct in the wild until it was rediscovered in 25.
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The poster child of lost frogs is the Variable Harlequin, which was rediscovered in Costa Rica in 2003 after chytrid fungus was thought to have decimated the population.
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Later on, he rediscovered his love for platform building in his early twenties and pursued a master's degree in digital art at the Pompeu Fabra University in Barcelona.
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Amid the wreckage of Trumpcare, some Republicans have rediscovered a willingness to criticize Trump that they misplaced sometime around when he clinched the GOP presidential nomination last year.
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The painting, only recently rediscovered, was the last da Vinci left in private hands and fetched more than four times Christie's pre-sale estimate of about $100 million.
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I say relative because for readers who have never heard of her, a quick survey of her CV will show that Mary Corse is not a rediscovered recluse.
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" Both track were recorded at San Francisco's Timeroom studios, a fact that Roach notes wryly: "The connection to then and now... emotions rediscovered and revealed after 34 years.
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The recently rediscovered piece will be conducted by Valery Gergiev at the Mariinsky Theater in St. Petersburg, in a concert that will be streamed online, free of charge.
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Royal experts said the tabloids, feeling singed by the love-'em-and-leave-'em Hollywood glamour of Meghan, have rediscovered what are considered Kate's very sensible English charms.
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His skin had rediscovered color, his hair had turned from pencil gray to brilliant white and stood out from his head as if he'd just been mildly electroshocked.
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Djokovic's rediscovered warrior spirit averted a crisis at 7-7 when he saved three break points, the third with an angled forehand winner past the net-charging Nadal.
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We reported this week on the newly rediscovered score, which offers some insights — barely legible ones — into Gould's process and will be put up for auction next month.
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"Telehealth is being rediscovered," said Dr. Peter Antall, the chief medical officer for AmWell, a company based in Boston that is working with health systems across the country.
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By 2004 the site seemingly had no visitors when a director at St. Michaels named Ed Horn was rummaging through old articles about the cemetery and rediscovered it.
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Francesco D'Andria, the Italian archaeologist who rediscovered the site in 2013, says that they found evidence of a theater around the Plutonium that could have been for spectators.
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The administration suddenly rediscovered the White House press briefing room and rolled out Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin, national security adviser John Bolton and top economic adviser Larry Kudlow.
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Rediscovered by European fans, Mr. Burgess enjoyed a resurgence in the 1990s, recording albums with Dave Alvin of the Blasters and Garry Tallent of the E Street Band.
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He rediscovered his 2009 joke about Analyn on the night he met her and wrote an update on Tuesday: Yep, Jared and Analyn the "jalepeno girl" are married!
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Then on Tuesday came the announcement that the auction of "Judith and Holofernes," an early 17th-century canvas billed as a rediscovered masterpiece by Caravaggio, had been canceled.
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"They could update the keys and update the firmware, but that just means they'll be rediscovered again by the same techniques," Tod Beardsley, Rapid7's research director, told TechCrunch.
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On display are some of these original strips, thought to have been destroyed or lost over the decades, but rediscovered by accident in 2016 from the British Cartoon Archive.
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Curtis James Jackson III (50 Cent's legal name) filed the "Declaration on bitcoins" last week, well after the reports had circulated that he had rediscovered the trove of cryptocurrency.
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A recently rediscovered portrait of Ife princess Adetutu Ademiluyi by Ben Enwonwu was sold at Bonhams for £1,208,750 ($1,661,962, including buyer's premium), far in excess of its £300,000 estimate.
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Targeted by Ramsay's jilted girlfriend Myranda, she was saved when her former adopted brother Theon/Reek rediscovered his inner nobility, throwing Myranda to her death and helping Sansa escape.
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The response many Republicans gave was that the party had lost its way under George W. Bush, but it had recognized its mistakes and rediscovered its fiscally conservative soul.
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Also known by its indigenous name, Teyuna, the ancient city was abandoned around the time of the Spanish Conquest in the 1500s, to be "rediscovered" only in the 1970s.
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But in the past few years, as the idea of combining essentialist architectural geometry with handcrafted details has gained popularity worldwide, Scarpa has become something of a rediscovered obsession.
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The Israeli national narrative, of a long-forgotten homeland waiting to be rediscovered by a citizenry scattered by history, implies a Jewish identity that is innately ethnic and national.
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Sourced almost entirely from rediscovered archival footage and around 11,000 hours of audio recordings, this documentary offers an intimate look behind the scenes of the first successful lunar mission.
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The Justice Department began an investigation into the Emmett Till lynching in 2004, Emmett's body was exhumed for an autopsy, and the F.B.I. rediscovered the long-missing trial transcript.
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More than 50 years later, Earth is being rediscovered from space once again, but this time it is through the "eyes" of satellites, supercomputers, and artificial intelligence (AI) networks.
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It was shelved and forgotten for 20 years, until he rediscovered the song and provided a revised version to the radio star Kate Smith, who sang it on Nov.
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"But following a huge groundswell of public support for our plan, it looks like City Hall has rediscovered its sense of humor," activist Leo Murray said in a statement.
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This was the company that once defined the cutting edge of Android phones, then fell from grace due to some questionable design choices, and this year suddenly rediscovered its best.
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The Brewers appear to have rediscovered their offense, however, as they have scored six runs in each of their last two setbacks after totaling two in their previous three defeats.
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Very much cultural stereotypes, they were kept in a glass cabinet for over 50 years; Kozloff rediscovered them when she had to clear out her parents' house after their deaths.
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I put some potatoes in the oven for lunch tomorrow (I've just rediscovered them after years of avoiding carbs, so I'm in love), and start making a curry-cauliflower soup.
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Rediscovered after being lost for 170 years, the painting was sitting in the apartment of a French collector in recent years, before being sniffed out by Paris gallerist Philippe Mendes.
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A rediscovered essay—forgotten in a museum for nearly sixty years—reveals Churchill's astoundingly scientific thoughts on such topics as cosmology, the origin of life, and the likelihood of extraterrestrials.
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Adapted from " MARTIN LUTHER: The Man Who Rediscovered God and Changed the World" by Eric Metaxas, published on October 3, 2017 by Viking, an imprint of Penguin Random House LLC.
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Muslim nations lined up to support Bosnia; Europe's Catholic heart rediscovered old links with the Croats; and Serbia received moral support from an Orthodox fraternity linking Russia, Greece and Cyprus.
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World number 11 Goerges was stronger in the opening exchanges and raced to a 3-1 lead in the first set before Kvitova rediscovered her rhythm to level things up.
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The 25-year-old then rediscovered her touch in the second set, before stepping up her game in the final set tiebreak to earn three championship points at 6-3.
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The small rococo desk was recently rediscovered in the collection of the Spanish philanthropist Baroness Carmen Thyssen-Bornemisza, and it will be sold at Christie's in London on November 13.
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The crop was largely abandoned under French rule when local farmers were made to grow peanuts and grains such as wheat were imported, but is now being rediscovered, he said.
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" It must have seemed like fate when she rediscovered those recordings—as she recalled, "There was a shitload of these 24-track analog tapes in the closet in my house.
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After Okada's death, Wong and three of his friends, Jeffery Paul Chan, Frank Chin and Lawson Fusao Inada, rediscovered "No-No Boy" and made it their mission to republish it.
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LONDON — Rare footage that shows Queen Victoria smiling, sporting sunglasses and greeting the public has been rediscovered, challenging history's immortalization of the British monarch as an imposing and sullen figure.
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They were more likely to agree with statements like "I have rediscovered who I am," and they even used more "I" language and less "we" language when discussing the breakup.
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Bob soon finds out why, during a conversation about hunting with their host, who confesses that he rediscovered his passion for the chase once he started going after human prey.
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By the second half of their 115-86 victory, they had rediscovered components of their old formula, and it was the good stuff: the motion, the passing and the cutting.
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"The right, which had for years been hostile to and very nervous about a strong First Amendment, has rediscovered it," said Burt Neuborne, a law professor at New York University.
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He knew when he wrote it that the cultural authorities would never allow him to publish it; it languished in an unopened moving box for years before he rediscovered it.
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The highlight is Albers's recently rediscovered tapestry "Camino Real": a major work never before seen outside Mexico City, where it was commissioned for a hotel built for the 2680 Olympics.
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Finally, as the Royal Society of Chemistry explains, samples of the pigment were found in 1814 at Pompeii, leading researchers to link the Roman ruins to this rediscovered Egyptian invention.
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Jakobi, who effectively rediscovered lead tin yellow, decided to make a synthetic version of the canary yellow, which is now used primarily by painters who want to recreate historical painting techniques.
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She was a big hit in India in the years when Roma links with their subcontinental origins were being rediscovered (the Romani language and Hindi are related, though not mutually intelligible).
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Serendipity also played a key role: it was only in going through some old video recordings that they rediscovered the footage of Helen, and began to think about including her story.
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BORDEAUX, France (Reuters) - Belgium rediscovered their most blistering form to batter group E rivals Ireland 3-0 thanks to a brace from Romelu Lukaku and an Axel Witsel header on Saturday.
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Lyric to use: "Somethin' 'bout you makes me feel like a dangerous woman" — Ariana Grande, "Dangerous Woman" For the person who rediscovered Angry Birds and Candy Crush on the same weekend …
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WEDNESDAY For many, the one out-and-out trophy of the season is David Hockney's rediscovered acrylic on canvas, "Sur la Terrasse," offered at Christie's Wednesday night postwar and contemporary auction.
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After she earned a diploma in intaglio engraving from the Paris École Estienne, she learned her current skill from a retired scientist who had rediscovered the technique, called héliogravure au grain.
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Excerpts from the recently rediscovered conversation form the core of a new documentary, "Ben-Gurion, Epilogue," in which the Zionist luminary offers a raw, contemplative self-analysis of his life's work.
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"Once the media rediscovered the complaint, Donald responded to it by repeatedly denigrating and disparaging me and releasing an old National Enquirer article from the '90s that he planted," she said.
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In fact, I feel like I've rediscovered a dear old friend — and in forcing myself out of my fashion comfort zone, I've made myself more comfortable than I've been for years.
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Chief among the president's newly rediscovered policy passions: protecting health care coverage for pre-existing conditions ("Republicans will totally protect people with Pre-Existing Conditions, Democrats will not!" he tweeted Wednesday).
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Bette Howland, who wrote three well-regarded books in the 22015s and early '21990s, then faded from the literary scene, only to be rediscovered recently, died on Wednesday in Tulsa, Okla.
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Moreover, the July sale tends to be the stronger one in London, as was the case in 2016, when Christie's sold the rediscovered Rubens "Lot and His Daughters" for $58.2 million.
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Some models even looked like they were holding quilts on the runway, like so many security blankets "The funny thing is that quilts just keep on getting rediscovered," Ms. Peck said.
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In the early 1970s, she mounted the first solo show in a commercial gallery of Ramírez's work, soon after it was rediscovered by the artist Jim Nutt (whom she then represented).
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A missing painting from Rembrandt's series on the five senses, "The Unconscious Patient (An Allegory of the Sense of Smell)," was rediscovered at an estate sale in New Jersey in 2015.
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Stravinsky's long-lost "Funeral Song," which he wrote as a 26-year-old in 1908 in memory of his teacher, Rimsky-Korsakov, was rediscovered just two years ago by Russian musicologists.
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A rediscovered baroque still life of fruit in a basket by Bartolomeo Cavarozzi, an Italian Caravaggesque painter active in Spain, sold to a European foundation after being priced at €210 million.
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Buddy Holly's famous black glasses were rediscovered by a police officer on Leap Day over two decades after the singer died in a plane crash near Clear Lake, Iowa, in 1959.
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Carole Johnson, now a Forest Service supervisor whose ranger district encompasses the site of the rediscovered cemetery, remembers a woman who spoke to her high school history class in Superior, Mont.
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Looking at a sheet of the rediscovered work with a reporter for Smithsonian magazine in 2014, Mr. Stewart singled out one that showed Coltrane sitting at a piano, lost in thought.
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Having cut the cord of a home landline, Shlain re-installed one in case of emergencies; instead of hopping around Spotify, the family rediscovered the joys of whole albums on vinyl.
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Holiday sweaters became popular again because Vogue and Rent the Runway rediscovered what some people always knew: holiday sweaters might be a little tacky, but they're also a lot of fun.
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But D, in a pointlessly stupid move that endangers his newly rediscovered childhood sweetheart (an excellent Shantol Jackson) and their young daughter, decides to give his package to the Turks instead.
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I think I might be onto something with Such Good Friends by Lois Gould, a novel I discovered (or rediscovered?) in the course of researching my recent Jewish American princess story.
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Beard's four reels were considered lost for over 40 years before being rediscovered in a studio archive after Albert Maysles requested permission to use footage from his own film on a DVD.
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There was also a double strike at Leicester City where new signing Islam Slimani enjoyed a league debut to remember as the champions rediscovered their domestic form to beat Burnley 3-0.
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Barry Popik, a New York city historian who rediscovered Munson's role as a muse for the Gilded Age, has been campaigning for years to get her put on a U.S. postage stamp.
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Image: Forrest Galante/Animal PlanetA species of large tortoise not seen since 1906 has been rediscovered on a remote part of the Galápagos Islands, kindling efforts to conserve the critically endangered animal.
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A frog that breeds in the hollows of trees and feeds its young its own unfertilized eggs has been rediscovered more than a century after it was thought to have gone extinct.
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After years of regaining a more peaceable city, street by street and park by park, many New Yorkers have rediscovered the ability to be shocked by crime instead of numbed by it.
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Along the way, we also ended up talking about rediscovered Bowie, Arthur Russell's many bearded fans, and the importance of stubbornly listening to something over and over again until you like it.
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On Wednesday, by contrast, the marketing power of Sotheby's propelled a rediscovered 1814 marble "Bust of Peace" by the neoclassical sculptor Antonio Canova to £5.3 million, an auction high for the artist.
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While a sizable number of Horvath's works have been dusted off and rediscovered in recent years, "Youth Without God" very much remains the play of the moment, given its explicit political overtones.
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The effort began in 2016 when Ms. La Fortune Reed rediscovered her old bicycle and started riding everywhere: to classes at Rutgers University in Newark, thrift shops and parks throughout the city.
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Sheldon Whitehouse hit his colleague Lindsey Graham, a staunch Trump defender as chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, over rediscovered footage showing him arguing about the need for witnesses during Clinton's trial.
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However, the world number two bounced back to take the opening three games of the second set and rediscovered her touch from the baseline with powerful groundstrokes that forced Jabeur into errors.
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C. C. Sabathia rediscovered his cut fastball over six and two-thirds scoreless innings, and Gary Sanchez and Chris Carter backed him with home runs Sabathia (3-2) needed a little luck.
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Syracuse (17-313, 7-3 ACC), which won for the third time in four games, rediscovered its defense after allowing 80 points in an 212-point loss to Florida State on Tuesday.
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Stosur, who arrived into the week ranked 129th in the world, soon rediscovered her service rhythm and went on to convert five of her next 14 break point opportunities to seal victory.
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Now, Morgan, which rediscovered its love of three wheels in 2011, steps into the future (kinda) with the EV3, a terrifically eccentric contribution to the auto industry's shift away from internal combustion engine.
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The market's rediscovered role as a shelter for risk-averse investors seemed to be gaining traction, traders and analysts said, even as the dollar gained ground against a basket of major currency rivals.
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The lucky recipient of this experiment is the Majorcan midwife toad, a species once thought to be extinct that was rediscovered in the 1980s in several isolated ponds in the island's limestone outcrops.
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As archival research accelerates and 1920s-era writing is freed from copyright restrictions — this year, works from 1924 came into the public domain — it's likely that more rediscovered works are on the way.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Over 150 glass plate photographs of the moon, stars, and solar eclipses were recently rediscovered in the basement of the the Niels Bohr Institute (NBI) in Copenhagen.
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When I ended my relationship with Milah and Korben's mom, I started to listen to 'Shake the Disease,' and even though I'd heard it thousands of times, in that moment I rediscovered it.
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"He has rediscovered the art of building relationships with people," says a European Commission insider, crediting the moderating influence of Tom Scholar and Ivan Rogers, Mr Cameron's two top advisers on European matters.
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The "Love Yourself" singer turned 25 Friday, and sources say the star is in "a really good place", who in recent months has rediscovered his faith and tied the knot with Baldwin, 22.
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" Marie's doubts were expressed by the Mayor of Amiens a few weeks ago: "He needs to shake off the Parisian banker image, the establishment label, so he's only recently rediscovered his roots here.
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The third seed, who will become world number one if she defeats Latvia's Jelena Ostapenko in Saturday's showdown, benefited from her opponent's unforced errors in the first set before Pliskova rediscovered her touch.
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"I always painted in a semi-trance," the self-taught Mr. Morea explained of his 5-foot-by-5-foot abstractions at White Columns, all recently rediscovered rolled up underneath a cousin's bed.
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At times, this recently rediscovered 1966 feature suggests a more genuinely innovative correlative to the Alan Bates vehicle "King of Hearts," a cult hit from the same year that has a similar premise.
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Either strategy will be a tough sell: Senate Democrats have rediscovered their affection for the filibuster in the Trump era; even Minority Leader Chuck Schumer says he regrets weakening the rule in 2013.
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He rediscovered his arsenal, particularly fastballs in the mid to high 03s, striking out 12 while allowing just two hits over eight innings — the longest outing by a Yankees starting pitcher this season.
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The studio, perched on a knoll a few hundred yards from the main house, is meant to resemble a ruined outbuilding — a springhouse or root cellar, perhaps — that has been rediscovered and repurposed.
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And troves of ancient manuscripts, more recently rediscovered in church archives, have once again revived Zipoli and other composers of the period, whose music is played in elementary schools and on the radio.
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At least for the night on Tuesday, the Rangers rediscovered their game, and the series is now a best-of-three showdown, beginning with Game 5 on Thursday at Bell Centre in Montreal.
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"In today's Instagramed, Tweeted and Facebooked world, it's impossible for an artist of note to die unrecognized and their work be rediscovered," said Matt Carey-Williams, Phillips's deputy chairman for Europe and Asia.
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The 12-minute work, whose score disappeared during the Russian Revolution, was performed once, in 1909, at the St. Petersburg Conservatory and rediscovered by a librarian in the school's archives in September 2015.
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By the late 1990s, Paulin's work had fallen out of favor in France, but in subsequent decades, fashion designers such as Nicolas Ghesquière and Azzedine Alaïa rediscovered his midcentury creations, amassing vast collections.
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LIKE THE PAPIER-MÂCHÉ school projects of children — toiled on for weeks, forgotten and then rediscovered in the family attic 30 years later — Morton's works are ritualistic, delightful and literal in their influences.
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But the Bears (573-1, 1-0) did enough to keep Texas at bay until they rediscovered their stride, and the Longhorns never got closer than eight points the rest of the way.
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Recently rediscovered prints from the end of Annan's career, as well as his photographically illustrated books, will further show how he experimented with visual techniques, going back to his roots as a lithographer.
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A tape from this thrilling period, recorded by the band's friend Nettie Peña in May 1966, was recently rediscovered and is now available as part of a limited-edition box set, London Fog 1966.
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Nearly three decades after the fall of the Berlin Wall, artists who were once censored in the GDR for their nonconformity to the collectivist ideology of the socialist state are now being rightfully rediscovered.
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The French art critic Étienne-Joseph-Théophile Thoré rediscovered him, while traveling in exile, later publishing a three-part essay which included a catalogue raisonné of Vermeer's paintings (which contained some 40 erroneous attributions).
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The "Love Yourself" singer turned 25 Friday, and sources say things have never looked better for the star, who in recent months has rediscovered his faith and tied the knot with model Hailey Baldwin.
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Khan's pop culture–laced sermons and his own past — a lapsed Muslim who rediscovered Islam in college — made him a huge hit with young Muslims struggling to reconcile their faith with their secular surroundings.
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The idea, first devised by Rudolf Meidner, a Swedish economist, in the 1970s, lay dormant until it was rediscovered by British wonks, who pitched it to an increasingly left-wing Labour opposition in Britain.
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A long-lost composition by Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was recently discovered by a musicologist in the archives of the National Museum in Prague and was performed Tuesday for the first time since being rediscovered.
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Continuing the love story — of that lost, found, and rediscovered — Gaga stayed at the piano for some slower songs, powering through her 2011 hit "You and I" and the 2009 ballad "Speechless" before that.
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Siniakova fired 27 winners and 10 aces to prevail 6-33 3-6 6-3 but was made to work hard for the win after Russian Sharapova rediscovered her rhythm midway through the contest.
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Some Republicans have balked at the idea of adding to the deficit, and Democrats have recently rediscovered their long-lost fiscally conservative wing after a near-doubling of the national debt on their watch.
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Perhaps because Teffi was remembered as an exceedingly popular writer (to the extent that she was remembered at all), it took an uncommonly long time for her to be rediscovered by Russian-language readers.
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The rediscovered portrait of Christ holding an orb now belongs to the Abu Dhabi's Department of Culture and Tourism, and the government said it would display the Leonardo at its Louvre Abu Dhabi museum.
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"They're three good teams, but we know we're a good team, too," said the 31-year-old Elliott, who has rediscovered his form with a 7-3-1 mark, 2.18 goals-against average and .
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Tammy Abraham, Mason Mount, and Fikayo Tomori are just a few of the youngsters who have thrived under the Englishman's management, while club veterans Willian and Kurt Zouma have also rediscovered their best form.
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Like those who nostalgically recall the adventures of Dora the Explorer, Mister Rogers, and Sesame Street, some adults rediscovered their favorite show from the 1970s, Candle Cove, on a television forum in this creepypasta.
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Church attendance is lower than ever, especially among young people; prison abolition offers the kind of concrete connection missing from faith that, if rediscovered, could make it worth getting up on Sunday morning again.
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Kvitova, who said early in her comeback that she initially she surprised herself with her ability to still hit great shots, said she had now settled into a familiar comfort with her rediscovered abilities.
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This is enhanced by Mr. Liem's discovery and reproduction of intricate 1940s-era maps of Champagne, demonstrating that the understanding of the land is not something new, but something old that is being rediscovered.
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Paintings by Woolf's sister, Vanessa Bell, are shown alongside works by artists that came after her, many recently rediscovered by curators such as Ms. Smith who are keen to redress art history's masculine bias.
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The work, which dates from about 1500 and was rediscovered in 2005, has created huge levels of media and public interest during pre-auction viewings in Hong Kong, London, San Francisco and New York.
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Europe's main bourses surged more than 2.5% in what was shaping up to be the region's best day since 2016 as dealers rediscovered their appetite for risk and jettisoned safer but lower-profit assets.
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And at Bally, there was the Cecyle, a quilted bag named after the wife of one of its co-founder, that took its roots from a 1990s design recently rediscovered in the brand's archives.
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In an old favorite cookbook of mine called "The Good Food: Soups, Stews, and Pastas," I rediscovered a recipe that calls for four large onions — enough to make a dent in my overflowing pantry.
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Europe's main bourses surged nearly 3% in what looked set to be the region's best day since 2016 as dealers rediscovered their appetite for risk and jettisoned safe but low profit assets.. The reason?
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This was long before Prouvé was rediscovered, but Zana was already interested in how work by the French designer, who made affordable furniture for places like schools, could be used in a residential setting.
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On "Thrashing Thru the Passion" they rediscovered it, brawny riffs and brainy lyrics matched evenly over 10 songs about people whose lives are drifting out of focus into "tiny little triumphs, massive bloody failures".
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The video, posted on YouTube in 2009 and rediscovered recently by BNN Bloomberg anchor Jon Erlichman, was likely made for internal use during Ballmer&aposs 14-year stint as Microsoft CEO starting in 2000.
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Sentiments lavished upon other "rediscovered" female artists of her generation, like Marisol, could equally apply to Nicola L.. Moroccan-born, she arrived in New York by way of France and Germany in the 1970s.
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