Rediscovering her letters now is a bit of a crapshoot.
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People described rediscovering friends they'd lost touch with decades ago.
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I think for me I'm constantly rediscovering my femme identity.
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Investors – at least in the United States – are rediscovering inflation.
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They're also rediscovering the joys of eating locally produced foods.
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Meanwhile, British rock bands were rediscovering American rock 'n' roll.
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Her family started camping and hiking, rediscovering the African outdoors.
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And yet, 25 years on, it's an experiment worth rediscovering.
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Until then, I'll enjoy rediscovering my love for Hayes's music.
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On her second and latest album "Le Kov", to be released on March 2nd and sung entirely in Cornish, she continues her minority-language odyssey, questioning whether rediscovering the tongue means rediscovering the land.
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All over the world, citizens are rediscovering the benefits of cycling.
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Political Brussels is rediscovering Stefan Zweig's tales of post-Habsburg Austria.
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Also recently, Chasten got me turned on to rediscovering Dolly Parton.
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Israeli music is rediscovering the rhythms and tones of the Orient.
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This appears to be the wisdom that the Kochs are rediscovering.
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Since then, however, the Badgers seem to be rediscovering their magic.
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How has that informed your own journey of rediscovering your culture?
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Now, producers are rediscovering what made ciders great 200 years ago.
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My mother says the experience is similar to rediscovering a memory.
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We are rediscovering that spiritual wisdom today, and it is changing lives.
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The actor-turned-musician shared what jazz he's rediscovering at the moment.
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I think there's a lot of power there, and we're rediscovering it.
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Through the virus, we are rediscovering the dark side of the Rev.
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His book, "Rediscovering Travel," is out in October from W.W. Norton & Company.
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It would be wrong to credit Lewis with rediscovering figures like Firestone.
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People are consistently rediscovering this, but Discover doesn't seem to be going away.
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Now the Treasury is revving up again and business is rediscovering its voice.
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Now, Hall is rediscovering a love for running and starting to train again.
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It could disrupt our politics, rediscovering our constitutional legacy in the Digital Age.
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Chris Tillman has looked fantastic after seemingly rediscovering how to strike out hitters.
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Chapman showed signs on Friday night that he could be rediscovering his groove.
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By writing the biography, Gillon feels like he's "rediscovering" his longtime friend, he explains.
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It's only been now, as I go through this process, that I'm rediscovering him.
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She began to draw, rediscovering a talent she had developed as a young girl.
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This means players will spend time rediscovering their powers in Destiny 2's story.
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Actually, rediscovering the Children's forgotten history may be the only salvation for Westeros today.
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But it was also a journey of healing and of rediscovering photography for him.
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Kentucky (32-6), which starts three freshmen, looked lost before eventually rediscovering its rhythm.
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It's about rediscovering of an uncommon place that yet is a part of American heritage.
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The VR production studio is aiming to continue rediscovering storytelling techniques for the immersive medium.
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While reconnecting to each other and rediscovering their own wild sides, the sisterhood lets loose.
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It's kind of like rediscovering who she is, watching this film, and that's really appealing.
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I Wanna Sing Right: Rediscovering Lomax In The Evangeline Country — (Various Artists) Best Reggae Album
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I'm going through the same stuff — heartbreak, insecurity, rediscovering certain things in my spiritual life.
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So this year's World Environment Day is all about rediscovering the call of the wild.
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Maybe it's old fans rediscovering their favorite tunes or new fans just discovering the artist.
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"It's about rediscovering love with someone you've been with for awhile," he told CNN's John Vause.
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After rediscovering this therapy hack, my husband and I no longer quarrel like we used to.
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Well, the world is rediscovering this phenomenon, sharing the results on Twitter, and it still works.
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It's not that Stettheimer, who died in 1944, at the age of seventy-three, needs rediscovering.
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If he is right, then perhaps rediscovering life on Mars may require just scratching the surface.
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Rediscovering wines I had taken for granted is perhaps the most gratifying part of my job.
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Above all, the experience of rediscovering my city made me feel lucky to call Boston home.
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For Woods, returning to the old putter was akin to Linus Van Pelt rediscovering his blanket.
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Chuck may soon be rediscovering fraternal love at the very moment that Jimmy has renounced it.
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Researching him was like writing a history of baseball and "rediscovering" a hitter named Babe Ruth.
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In 2018, after rediscovering his game, he won the season-ending DP World Tour Championship, Dubai.
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In conversations with other women, I was reminded of the beauty in rediscovering pieces of yourself.
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But even that hybrid design forced GM engineers, to a remarkable extent, to become cavemen rediscovering fire.
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The answer to America's identity crisis is all of us, rediscovering what it means to be American.
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"American audiences are rediscovering what the UK has known for decades," Palmieri says, "audio dramas are fun."
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I have broken through on the other end of that and rediscovering the joys of insta/snap.
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From there, the album takes an optimistic tone, rediscovering the hope that seemed to be lost before.
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I have broken through on the other end of that and rediscovering the joys of Insta/Snap.
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But it felt true to the moment — Donna and Cameron rediscovering their joy in each other's imagination.
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Films that are funny, mainstream, art house, and rediscovering films that didn't get the recognition they deserve.
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Citizens are rediscovering the benefits of focusing on members of Congress at town halls and other gatherings.
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The thrill and panic of being in a foreign place was cut by the immense relief of rediscovering what was feared lost, and not just rediscovering but recreating, with some minor but notable substitutions, such as the Atlantic Ocean for the Black Sea, and the boardwalk for Primorski Boulevard.
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Rediscovering it as an adult gives you the chance to revisit an important part of your formative experience.
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With the death of Grimmie's mother from breast cancer over the weekend, fans are rediscovering the singer's music.
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On the left, it requires a move away from isolationism and a rediscovering of historic principles of internationalism.
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The Democratic National convention is rediscovering its Midwestern roots by siting the 2020 Democratic convention in Milwaukee, Wis.
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We're told Kanye's gonna talk to Joel about his journey in rediscovering religion at 11 AM Central Time.
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With no television, cellphones or electronic devices allowed in her cell, de Lima said she was rediscovering books.
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Rediscovering my home country, though the lens of its restaurants, continues to be a gift and an honor.
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Villagers in Pikha, a village in Nangarhar, told Insider how they are rebuilding schools and rediscovering old pleasures.
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Memories goes further by rediscovering photos and videos that might never have been shared in the first place.
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This ultimately means rediscovering the differences between the centre-left and the centre-right, not rejecting them as obsolete.
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Young girlfriends are "a way of holding on to that romantic stage in life, continually rediscovering," he once said.
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Cleveland needs Irving at his best against Golden State, and Thomas is an ideal defender for rediscovering his groove.
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Long live kids rediscovering every few months that Siri is a math queen who goes incredibly hard when tested.
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Her mother is the author of "Finding Pete: Rediscovering the Brother I Lost in Vietnam" (Wesleyan University Press, 2009).
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Three months later, Good said she's rediscovering herself and feels "lighter," more work-focused, and appreciative of small things.
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The Hornets' path to becoming serious contenders between now and the expiration of Kemba's sub-market deal seemingly involves Walker leveling up again, Batum rediscovering his 2016 form, Howard rediscovering his 2010 form, Frank Kaminsky and Malik Monk wildly exceeding their draft spots, LeBron James heading West, and the Celtics inexplicably falling apart.
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In many ways, Shinola's focus, and Detroit's renewal, are predicated upon rediscovering and harnessing the power of craft and authenticity.
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Beyond Nebraska, Oklahoma and California, local election results refute the idea that Americans are rediscovering their enthusiasm for capital punishment.
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The Memphis Grizzlies are rediscovering their identity on the defensive end, which is leading them back into the win column.
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One is taking part in groups dedicated to rediscovering meaning in life (anything from a choir to a campaign group).
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She changed her mind, though, when initial expeditions proved successful in discovering new species and rediscovering old ones thought extinct.
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The Toronto Blue Jays answered a five-game skid by rediscovering their offense en route to winning three straight contests.
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"I don't have a boyfriend, but I must admit I am rediscovering my love of men," she told the audience.
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Could we go back to wind-powered ships by rediscovering a clever nautical innovation that we abandoned a century ago?
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A nice thing about growing up is rediscovering things you dismissed when you were a kid because of your parents.
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Now, with decades of guerrilla war in retreat, scientists are rediscovering vast forests and racing to study and protect them.
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Curry had an excuse for his lousy shooting: he was rediscovering his sea legs after a two-week injury layoff.
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Singers, not directors, sell tickets, the Met is rediscovering, and in the absence of bankable stars its model is doomed.
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Our reporter recently spent 10 days on the road rediscovering Quebec, where he was born, after nearly three decades away.
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I recently spent 66 days on the road rediscovering Quebec, where I was born, after nearly three decades living away.
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Bodily fluids — bestial and human — stain the screen, punctuating a story that's as much about rediscovering place as finding love.
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This hearty story about rediscovering your roots and opening your mind to future possibilities pairs best with a glass of wine.
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The bulk of this material was provided by the collector who is credited with rediscovering Massey's work — more about him momentarily.
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TRENTON "A Monument to Fallen Royalty: Rediscovering Joseph Bonaparte's Point Breeze Estate in Bordentown, New Jersey," lecture by Richard Veit. Jan.
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It was like rediscovering your secret superhero identity and discovering that your 18-year-old self was that secret superhero identity.
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I leave it to the professionals and I have a great deal of pleasure in rediscovering my film with each dubbing.
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With the election of Donald Trump and the backlash to some of his early moves in office, Americans are rediscovering nationalism.
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"Younger bartenders and connoisseurs are rediscovering aquavit," said Thomas Klem Andersen, whose blog Cocktails of Copenhagen covers the city's bar scene.
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It is the Central Asians who are now arriving in droves, rediscovering one another, molding the neighborhood according to their fantasies.
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He parachutes his readers into a state of mindfulness as he walks them through ways of rediscovering wonder and meaning offline.
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Another step in rediscovering herself was writing an inspiring victim impact statement delivered to Turner before he was sentenced in 2016.
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"They are either rediscovering it or using it for a variety of ailments that they face in older age," she says.
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On Pointe, on the other hand, mostly proves to be a great exercise in rediscovering your appreciation for the 2000 original.
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"After rediscovering the leaf from the Cambridge Songs, what remained was the final leap into sound," said Barrett in a Cambridge release.
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His body relaxes again only when he arms for his last fight, like an embattled politician rediscovering his mojo at a rally.
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Director Rob Marshall, who previously helmed Into the Woods and Chicago, explained to EW how the film is all about rediscovering hope.
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I just needed to remember who I was besides being sick, and I started rediscovering that through the original ["Julie Ruin"] project.
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Seth Kugel is a travel writer and the author of "Rediscovering Travel: A Guide for the Globally Curious," now out in paperback.
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But, according to John Kincheloe's 2019 book, Rediscovering Christanna: Native Worlds and Governor Spotswood's Fort, that all changed from 1714 to 1717.
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But reformulated inks and redesigned pens, above, are finding a new audience among writers who are rediscovering the tactile pleasure of paper.
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The research is yet another example of how scientists and doctors are finding or rediscovering therapeutic uses for recreational and illicit drugs.
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Trending From a Peruvian mud-brick house to a wooden longhouse in Borneo, travelers are rediscovering the intimate thrill of a homestay.
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I also ended up doing a whole lot of drugs before rediscovering their anti-drug ads on YouTube recently, so there's that.
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While the bars' clientele was once exclusively Hamtramckans, more adventurous diners from the suburbs are rediscovering the city because of the pop-ups.
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That challenge comes with the task of not only rediscovering the essence of the French heritage brand, but also making Lanvin profitable again.
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Rather, it's going to have to come from us rediscovering the value of things being a little slower and a little less efficient.
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Well not founding fathers, but rediscovering the sound and rebuilding the sound and stuff and bringing it up to where it's at today.
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Argentina could certainly do with him rediscovering his form in their next game, a semi-final with tournament hosts and arch rivals Brazil.
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A key to justifying that faith from Las Vegas would be Tyrod Taylor's rediscovering the accuracy he was known for in the past.
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The Other's Gaze is an exhibition that is as much about rediscovering the Prado's formidable collection as it is about rewriting art history.
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But there is a particular satisfaction, in today's snapping and yapping New York art world, in rediscovering this most stringent painter of all.
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To the Editor: Re "Rediscovering the Prado" (Travel section, March 24): A seven-hour, six-mile tour of the Prado Museum in Madrid?
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In Mia Hansen-Løve's Things to Come, Huppert is a philosophy professor rediscovering her sense of self when her life turns upside down.
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Almost any mother or father will tell you that one of the great pleasures of parenthood is rediscovering the thrill of kids' books.
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A story of jealousy and murder, in his telling, becomes one of rediscovering lost innocence, of adults in search of their youthful doppelgängers.
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He was a regular at the Ponderosa Stomp, a New Orleans music festival dedicated to rediscovering unsung artists and songs of the past.
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We have many points of view in our country, and rediscovering our will to navigate and negotiate them is how we correct our course.
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Stevie Jackson: I would say the reason this is at the bottom is because it's probably the album that's most up for me rediscovering.
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According to Fujibayashi, his goal with Breath of the Wild was "rediscovering the essence" and "breaking conventions" of what a Zelda game could be.
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Elsewhere in the Anglophone world, Canadian politicians are usually bilingual as a matter of course, and New Zealanders are rediscovering a fondness for Maori.
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Rediscovering her range from the baseline, Cornet started to pump her fist rather than mutter to herself as the groundstrokes flowed with growing confidence.
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The idea of rediscovering love — not just for two people, but for an entire world that has lost it — is a great dramatic hook.
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Once a staple of Native Hawaiian cuisine, taro is no longer as easily accessible, but a new wave of chefs is rediscovering its power.
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As Americans celebrate the revolution that gave birth to their nation, we should turn toward rediscovering the joyful emotions of birth through collective action.
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Seth Kugel is the former Frugal Traveler columnist and author of "Rediscovering Travel: A Guide for the Globally Curious," an informal philosophy of travel.
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Seth Kugel, a former Frugal Traveler columnist, is the author of "Rediscovering Travel: A Guide for the Globally Curious" (Norton), published on Nov. 13.
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"I&aposm excited to spend time rediscovering what else is happening across our industry and to meet up with many new people," Parikh said.
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Until he was injured again, d'Arnaud appeared to be rediscovering the solid swing that made him a highly coveted prospect in the minor leagues.
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In 1998, the Museum of Modern Art in Oxford organized the first British retrospective of his work, which politically minded younger artists began rediscovering.
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As the most important tax bill in years lurches toward passage in Congress, the Republicans who almost unanimously support it are rediscovering their populism.
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CRTV is a conservative television station owned by pundit Mark Levin who has also written a book called Rediscovering Americanism: And the Tyranny of Progressivism.
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It was such an amazing experience for them, welcoming all these foreigners and showing them their native town and rediscovering it together with the artists.
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As TMZ first reported, and the man himself seems to have confirmed, 2955908135922950144 Cent left his Bitcoin sales untouched until rediscovering them some time recently.
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I remember tweeting, "I'm on my way to the D.R. to rediscover my roots," which ended up meaning literally rediscovering my roots... my hair roots.
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Thanks to the subterranean mapping system ground-penetrating radar (GPR), geographers, archaeologists, and city planners are rediscovering the rich human history buried under our feet.
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Wil Myers has homered in three of his last four games and appears to be slowly rediscovering his form from last season, when he batted .
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Here in New York, with bars and restaurants and theaters closed, it looks like plenty of city dwellers are rediscovering the joy of green space.
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Here's Ned Baldwin, the owner and chef at the excellent Houseman in the Hudson Square neighborhood of Manhattan, on rediscovering the joys of black pepper.
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"I feel like I'm rediscovering myself," she told PEOPLE before heading into the club, adding that she's "looking forward to this new chapter" in her life.
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Fate of the Furious felt like the series rediscovering itself, and surprisingly, Diesel felt like a guest star — even though the movie is all about him.
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One side added an All-NBA wing, while the other is steadily rediscovering how to accentuate the best player alive even more than it already is.
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If rediscovering Straight Outta Compton this year left you wishing for more, there's good news: More is out there, if you put the mixtape together yourself.
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The Memphis Grizzlies, who visit the 76ers on Wednesday, are formidable themselves and are winners of five straight since rediscovering their magic on the defensive end.
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Former champion Novak Djokovic has shown signs of rediscovering his form in Paris and will hope to continue his steady progress against Spanish veteran Fernando Verdasco.
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Quebec Road Trip Our newest Canada correspondent, Dan Bilefsky, recently spent 10 days on the road rediscovering his native Quebec after nearly three decades living away.
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The Vegas dressing room did not have the air of despair often found elsewhere among struggling teams, something Berkshire suggested was vital to rediscovering their bravado.
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Limit Americans to 30 minutes a day on social media, for example, and I imagine they'll spend a great deal of their newfound time rediscovering television.
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PARIS — Returning to Roland Garros one year after her emotional comeback to the sport, Petra Kvitova is rediscovering her best tennis, and suddenly close to closure.
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But I'm most drawn, now, to songs like "Head Over Feet" and "Hand In My Pocket" which seem like odes to rediscovering brief and impermanent freedoms.
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A review on Page 18 this weekend about "Identity Unknown: Rediscovering Seven American Women Artists," by Donna Seaman, refers incorrectly to the author's mother, Elayne Seaman.
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"I had lost everything, including my own identity," he says, "but as I invested more and more time here, I started rediscovering a sense of self."
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Just as your nose is becoming reacquainted with a constant stream of tissues, so too are your bare feet rediscovering the misery of cold, uncarpeted flooring.
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For Bennett, going back to the basics and rediscovering the joy for the game is just a first step to rebuilding his value in the NBA.
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One day they're super obsessed with, say, rediscovering early '90s grunge, and the next time you see them, they're making fun of you for bringing it up.
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Chinese Style: Rediscovering the Architecture of Poy Gum Lee, 1923–1968 continues at the Museum of Chinese in America (215 Centre St, Chinatown, Manhattan) through March 27.
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Panasonic unveiled its newest TVs, Blu-Ray players with Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa built-in and even a couple new Technics turntables for those rediscovering vinyl.
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Injury-prone Raonic, who climbed to a career-high ranking of third in 2016 when he reached the Wimbledon final, believes he was rediscovering his best form.
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"With this I want to encourage rediscovering [that] urban, or peri-urban, fauna is much richer than we think — it only requires awareness of what surrounds us."
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"Now we're reconnecting with the analog origins of this exciting—which was, back then, extremely exciting—and we're rediscovering it today, so it's also exciting," she added.
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Since rediscovering Ms. Dobigny's portrait, the researchers have used the synchrotron to study a series of bird paintings made in the first years the British colonized Australia.
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But I also believe we will keep rediscovering that strange miracle inside us, beyond the other world inside our bodies, which spreads without limits within our skin.
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Yet if there's a way to engineer what amounts to an inflight course correction, part of that requires rediscovering the show's core characters and internal sense of community.
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America Ferrera, who hails from Honduras but grew up in the Valley, told American Airlines magazine Nexos how she's rediscovering the city as she films her show Superstore.
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The meme began as a joke that adult viewers rediscovering the show would share with one another on message boards, where it eventually became shorthand for narrative incongruity.
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There, they find redemption and hope in rediscovering something this author deeply believes: There will always be a few things we need that we won't ever find online.
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Aida Manduley (who uses they/them pronouns) first wore a choker in Puerto Rico in the 1990s, before rediscovering their love for the neckwear in the early 2000s.
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I Instantly realized my whole "rediscovering my Scottish roots" thing was just a pretension, and that actually I'm just a dickhead who traveled 700 miles for fried food.
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It concludes with his decision, in 2017, to re-form Pedro the Lion, in hopes of rediscovering a sense of community he'd lost in years spent touring alone.
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But he has regained his health and this season showed signs of rediscovering his game when he won the European Tour's Trophee Hassan II in Morocco in April.
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For Ms. Delany, best known for her television roles, that may partly reflect the pleasure of rediscovering the stage in a role that is itself about self-rediscovery.
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THE PINES HAS remained a summer playground for subsequent generations of gay men; some are discovering it for the first time, others rediscovering it and finding new meaning.
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BOOK REVIEW A review on Page 2800 this weekend about "Identity Unknown: Rediscovering Seven American Women Artists," by Donna Seaman, refers incorrectly to the author's mother, Elayne Seaman.
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Svitolina just kept the ball in play and rallied from 3-5 down to send the contest into a tiebreaker, which the Dutchwoman edged after rediscovering her poise.
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Rivera: We're rediscovering music that we listened to, from our parents, from the speakers of the colmados [grocery stores, similar to New York bodegas] as we were growing up.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Novak Djokovic said rediscovering the winning feeling on Saturday when he scored his first tournament success since January had provided the perfect preparation for the Wimbledon Championships.
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"New York City is rediscovering its waterfront in so many ways, from new parks to ferries as a mode of transport," said Tom Finkelpearl, the city's cultural affairs commissioner.
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"I never sat down and 'came out of the broom closet,'" says Heather, who was initially interested in witchcraft as a teenager before rediscovering it a few years ago.
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The Groupama-FDJ climber won the Tour of Lombardy Monument classic last season and has shown impressive strength in the mountains this year, also rediscovering his time-trialing form.
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His lack of mobility turned out to be just a temporary pinched nerve, but what alarmed his boyfriend at the time was the way Meehan kept "rediscovering" his paralysis.
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LN: That is very interesting, because I have a student, a former student who's been very active in rediscovering female pop artists and reinserting women into the pop art world.
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NEW YORK, June 10 (Reuters) - After a weak start in 2016, investors are rediscovering shares of biofuels companies that make ethanol, a grain alcohol that can be used as fuel.
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After just a few days of treatment, he is walking, albeit at a slow shuffle, making tentative eye contact and speaking in a low whisper as if rediscovering his voice.
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Another I speak to would turn to Tina—a slang term for crystal meth—automatically before sex, but now he describes rediscovering sober sex with the help of an escort.
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With investors rediscovering auto stocks and focusing on a future filled with self-driving cars and ride-sharing fleets, the top-performing stock in the sector is decidedly old school.
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They have become party to what Mr. Obama calls a lifelong "covenant" with the V.A. It's a covenant that the government always seems to be making, neglecting, forgetting and rediscovering.
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While some are rediscovering a city they have for years feared to walk around in, others are taking a last, wistful look before joining Venezuela's ever-growing wave of emigration.
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We've just been rediscovering it and learning how to naturally apply it to the music that we fell in love with in our teens, which is punk, hardcore and metal.
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But now people are rediscovering shared housing and reaping its rewards, whether out of financial necessity, a gig-economy tendency toward transience or a preference for a more communal experience.
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Beijing is making every effort to avoid publicly escalating its trade dispute with America, the council has said, but it is also rediscovering the merits of greater engagement with Europe.
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We are dividing into hostile tribes cheering against each other, fueled by emotion and a mutual disdain that jeopardizes our future, instead of rediscovering our common ground and finding solutions.
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" He's a Philadelphia songwriter who carries blues and gospel roots into a realm of eerie electronics, and in the song he calls out to a forerunner worth rediscovering, "Deacon Phillips.
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Nine-times French Open champion Rafael Nadal, meanwhile, is not used to playing second fiddle to anyone in Paris — and there are signs the Mallorcan is rediscovering his old power.
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" Williams also told her audience she's a "young and pretty New York City girl" who's actively dating and has the ultimate bachelorette pad ... and she's "rediscovering my love of men.
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Bullion has rallied about 16 percent this year, rediscovering its role as a shelter for risk-averse investors in the face of tumbling equities and fears of a global economic slowdown.
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There's no denying the '90s makeup revival, but while we've been busy rediscovering lighter shades of brown lipstick, another flashback beauty look is slowly taking hold in Hollywood: vibrant, '80s makeup.
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If you're hoping that they might, in the crucible of this crisis, join together and defy the title of the movie, rediscovering their love for each other, you don't know Zvyagintsev.
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But if Trump is appearing otherwise politically weak and House majorities are in danger because of loyalty to Trump, you will see people, "elder statesmen" in the party, rediscovering their virtue.
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The road will throw them back on their own resources, turn them back into the pioneers they once were, rediscovering each other as they skirt more than one kind of storm.
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Scott Lenhardt has described the Twenty Four Hour Woman as a lady whose had a couple of kids and is rediscovering her independence by trying every possible thing she can do.
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Pollan describes several addiction scientists in the 1990s and early 2000s rediscovering early psychedelic studies and realizing the field to which they'd devoted their professional lives had a fascinating secret history.
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In 2011, TV news pundit and former politician Mike Huckabee told attendees at a Rediscovering God in America conference that "all Americans [should] be forced … at gunpoint" to listen to Barton talk.
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" In the social media tributes that sprouted to celebrate each of the young lives lost, Dave finds joy in rediscovering "they're just two goofballs … just kind of hot-dogging for the camera.
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"The power of quantum computing is rediscovering all the problems that computers cannot solve, and having a path to solving them," says Dario Gil, vice-president of science and solutions at IBM.
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"We are dividing into hostile tribes cheering against each other, fueled by emotion and a mutual disdain that jeopardizes our future, instead of rediscovering our common ground and finding solutions," he wrote.
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He spent a season with Leeds, a season with Manchester City, and four years at Chelsea where, despite initially rediscovering some of his best form, he was once more hampered by injury.
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Back in Moscow rival factions may be battling over the Soviet Union's future but in Washington these three are rediscovering its heart, even if Paige doesn't know how to slice a carrot.
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Asked to switch flanks from right to left to accommodate Salah's arrival from AS Roma in the close season, Mane made a slow start to the campaign before rediscovering his goalscoring touch.
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Joc Pederson is rediscovering his power stroke in the latter half of the month and aims to continue his recent production when the Los Angeles Dodgers visit the Los Angeles Angels on Wednesday.
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After the war, Israelis loved to hike in the ancient hills, rediscovering Hebron, Eli, Shiloh and more; for Mr Gal, Jews "became drunk" with euphoria at taking the lands of their biblical ancestry.
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The show's cassette tapes are an odd touch at first, as if their commentary on the teenage obsession with rediscovering "old" things and making them cool again, like vinyl records or Led Zeppelin.
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Weary journalists got a pep talk from none other than Pope Francis this week, with the head of the Roman Catholic Church calling for "rediscovering the dignity of journalism" and condemning fake news.
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Bjork has said Utopia is about "rediscovering love," and maybe for Bjork that's what happens when a floating orb extracts itself from your chest and your lover's chest and creates a kaleidoscopic forcefield.
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Rediscovering our communal identities will require unplugging from our devices and returning to the local institutions that used to facilitate a "center," like school boards, church soup kitchens, town hall meetings and libraries.
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" You can hear her starting to let her guard down note by note on "Love Drought," rediscovering her playfulness and searching for answers; one song later, she sounds earthy and raw on "Sandcastles.
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There is also an element of economists rediscovering truths that political scientists and sociologists have understood for decades: economic forces tear at long-established social bonds; political power shapes and distorts regional markets.
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It turns out I am far from alone in rediscovering the joys of poultry husbandry, and many companies have developed small coops which are perfect for backyard flocks of two to four birds.
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We're lucky to be the label of the moment often, but of course trends change and labels lose fans, but I feel there is a new generation of fans rediscovering Ed Banger today.
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Anna relates leaving her body and visiting a vague heaven (a scene that's sped through, as if even the filmmakers had their doubts), leading Christy to deliver a final sermon on rediscovering faith.
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As a result, fund managers are rediscovering the risk of rising rates, selling out of assets ranging from high-yield "junk" bonds to utility stocks and pushing the broad S&P 2500 lower.
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But the right-hander, rediscovering his split-fingered fastball and mixing it with his fastball and slider, kept Boston at bay on Saturday, allowing just three hits and a walk in five innings.
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The New York-born DJ and producer comes across lively and open-hearted, willing and ready to talk about anything—from addiction and rehab, to rediscovering his love of dirty, funky house music.
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"After they got rid of handwriting, now they're all rediscovering it," Virginia Berninger, a retired University of Washington professor who has conducted research on the ways children learn when using print or script.
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As the former deputy special envoy for North Korean human rights issues, I'm glad people are rediscovering this issue after the Obama years, during which few U.S. officials or liberal human rights activists cared.
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A great deal of it, of course, is thanks to Netflix, where viewers who were too young to understand its jokes when the show first aired are rediscovering what made it so popular then.
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I built a system that is point b, that keeps you in constant motion, perpetually discovering and rediscovering what it is you want and helping you develop the process and skills to get it.
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Debuting on the N.Y. Times bestseller list of July 16 ... Nonfiction #1:"Rediscovering Americanism," by Mark Levin (highlighted on Drudge) ... Nonfiction #4: "The Swamp," by Fox's Eric Bolling (highlighted on Drudge and Trump Twitter).
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Towards the later 90s, I started rediscovering some heavy bands that I thought were really interesting -- Neurosis being one of them, and Meshuggah as well, but I was also into the whole improv world.
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In the view of his many supporters, his government helps poorer Poles with welfare subsidies and is rediscovering vital national values when the notion of a united Europe seems more distant and less appealing.
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The big picture: One secretary of state argued at the event that the problem may be less about rediscovering how unsecure machines are, and more about getting the funding to do anything about it.
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"Rudy is a worthy winner and his story of being lost to racing, then rediscovering his passion though gaming and having his talent recognized by an F1 team is almost a fairytale," said Cox.
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A new study completed by researchers at Columbia (sponsored by the Schwartz Rediscovering Government Initiative, where I work) has extensively modeled just how much cash allowances could reduce child poverty in the United States.
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MANCHESTER, England (Reuters) - Jose Mourinho says Manchester United's rehabilitation will be a steady process but Friday's 2-0 win over Southampton indicated the team are quickly rediscovering their vim and verve under the new manager.
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Decades later, while art historians are rediscovering the liquid grace and technical facility of Claudel's 90 remaining artworks, the romance and tragedy of her story have managed to transcend her niche within 19th-century art.
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But with rents in High Line-inflamed Chelsea approaching tropospheric heights, and with even the Lower East Side beyond the reach of many, dealers are rediscovering the leafy appeal of New York's oldest art district.
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This is Dan Bilefsky, giving Ian Austen a couple of weeks off from this newsletter as I go on my road trip aimed at rediscovering Quebec, my home province, after an absence of 1995 years.
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"Going light," founders Joe Hollier and Kai Tang stressed, was about a conscious uncoupling from our screens, rediscovering the world around us, and creating space for a slower and potentially more meaningful pace of communication.
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With striker Nicklas Bendtner rediscovering his form at Rosenborg in Norway and players such as winger Pione Sisto, Viktor Fischer and Andreas Cornelius to call upon, the Danes have the firepower to trouble any side.
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There are still photos he hasn't recovered, and some he is still rediscovering when old friends send him scans of the images he'd gifted along the years, as he regathers his impressive body of work.
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Among those who saw it was Kimberly Yam, an editor at HuffPost who tweeted a personal story of rediscovering her Chinese and Asian American identities while watching an all-Asian cast in a major blockbuster movie.
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I have broken through on the other end of that and rediscovering the joys of insta/snap," wrote Hudson, adding that they were "trying to keep this pregnancy under the radar for as long as possible.
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"Girls Trip" adds complexity to the picture by bringing in class, even as it dispatches with whiteness, showing it the door so that these women can find themselves while rediscovering the power and pleasures of sisterhood.
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PROVINS, France (Reuters) - France's main conservative party needs to go on the political offensive against President Emmanuel Macron by rediscovering a right-wing identity and increasing its appeal to National Front voters, its leader-in-waiting said.
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This time around, the commercial in question didn't even make it to TV.The production value of German student Eugen Merher's Adidas spec commercial, featuring a retired marathon runner rediscovering his passion, certainly seems worthy of the networks.
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I think with people interested in electronics, and rediscovering the talkbox or the Vocoder, or, after Prince's untimely passing, some of his catalog, I think right now it's great that funk and post-disco is being respected.
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They're rediscovering, at scale and at great expense to their users, the ways in which a society is more than a bazaar, and the pitfalls of allowing human attention to be sold and resold as a commodity.
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On how the Founders designed U.S. government: We're in a period of rediscovering we're not co-equal branches...our constitution was written by people who were overthrowing kings and replaced it with a government by the people.
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I doubt this binary approach has been good for either my health or my marriage, but whenever I set out on a big ride, it feels as if I'm rediscovering the joy of cycling all over again.
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During the fourth Cacao and Chocolate Festival held at the National Museum of Popular Cultures in Mexico City, I met three culinary artisans who are rediscovering the various ways in which the ancient Mexicans consumed this amazing food.
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As the canon of English literature slowly, gradually opens itself up to books by women and authors of color, Modern Library and Penguin Classics have just launched two new series aimed at rediscovering forgotten books by marginalized people.
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Victoria Azarenka showed signs she is rediscovering her best form after the birth of her son Leo in 2016 as the former world number one dumped out 2017 Roland Garros champion Jelena Ostapenko 6-63 7-6(4).
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Around one-third of my new book was selected from an additional 1,000 prints from many more short trips I made in Japan between 2011 and 2014 that share the same spirit of rediscovering one's own home country.
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But though Americans may be ready to return to World War II, the rest of the world doesn't have the luxury of "rediscovering" a conflict they still live with every day—and that's begging for a new perspective.
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The Philadelphia Phillies appear to be rediscovering the form that allowed them to become one of the most surprising teams through mid-May, and rookie Tommy Joseph might be getting ready to keep it going this time around.
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Rediscovering My Daughter Through Instagram Helene Stapinski writes about how Instagram helped her understand her 15-year-old daughter: Social media has been blamed for ruining our democracy, shortening our children's attention spans and undermining the fabric of society.
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"We've got a strong lead-in from Wall Street, and the financials have been rediscovering their mojo after the announcement of the royal commission a couple of weeks back," said Ben Le Brun, an analyst at Charles Schwab Australia.
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It was also a night to celebrate a third all-time swimming great with Katinka Hosszu, Hungary's triple Olympic champion, rediscovering her old spirit and verve after a trying year of personal problems to win the 2400m individual medley.
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In short, it's the browser tab you'll love rediscovering mid-workday after losing track of it in a mess of open work tabs, and it's ideal for a background soundtrack that's always good without you having to think about it.
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Obama and the former president, 57, raising two girls in the somewhat public eye was "stressful" — an experience that now as "empty nesters," since Sasha recently graduated high school, means they get to spend some time "rediscovering" themselves as a couple.
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On Splitting Up Together, Fischer plays Lena, a mom of three who tries to keep things civil with her ex (Oliver Hudson) after their separation, while rediscovering what it means to be a single woman with desires of her own.
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But since returning to church, one of the great pleasures has been rediscovering the Bible, to see it again as a living, sacred text, and not just that, but as a blueprint for pursuing justice in a time of oppressive empire.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Actor Sonja Morgenstern, a German national who has lived in London since 1996, packed up and moved back to Nuremberg this week in hopes of rediscovering the peace and certainty she lost when Britain voted for Brexit in 2016.
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The Greeks knew something that artists, along with a new generation of "craftivists" (people combining craft with activism), are rediscovering — that fiber (woven, knitted, braided, quilted, crocheted, embroidered) can be an expressive medium, one more powerful, perhaps, for its ubiquity.
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And the heart of Where'd You Go, Bernadette is the idea that coming back to ourselves — coming "home" — has to do with both coming to terms with who we are today and rediscovering the things that once made us feel alive.
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It's omnipresent in the art and literature of Europe and the Mediterranean — and rediscovering its place in antiquity and in all three major Western religions might take a bit of the sulfur out of this country's fixation on head scarves.
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In Nevada, Julian CastroJulian CastroJoe Biden's record – not his gaffes – is dooming his campaign Castro releases climate plan West Texas mass shooting reignites gun control debate MORE's numbers bounced after rediscovering his voice on issues of immigration, climate and health care.
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Then he further imagined the cultured elites of some future France rediscovering the texts and chants and rubrics of Catholic liturgy, and in a spasm of enraptured aestheticism, restoring the cathedrals and training actors to recreate the Tridentine Rite Mass.
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Headed toward what would have been a fifth straight loss, the Celtics closed out the Indiana Pacers with a 14-2 run to steal a 103-94 win on Wednesday at home, rediscovering their defensive intensity just in the time.
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" Ryan's office said in a statement that the video was released ahead of his talk to a group of Capitol Hill interns on Wednesday morning "about rediscovering our common humanity as a way to restore civil discourse and strengthen civil society.
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In an exclusive interview with PEOPLE, Miller — the daughter of a retired therapist and Chinese immigrant author — says she has spent much of the intervening years writing her book and rediscovering a sense of self that Turner stole from her.
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"It is puzzling that the Federal Commission on School Safety would spend seven months and untold tax dollars on rediscovering well-known school safety strategies," said JoAnn Bartoletti, executive director of the National Association of Secondary School Principals, in a statement.
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In rediscovering its past as a trading nation, Britain can become a sort of Singapore-on-Thames, free of the dead hand of an over-regulated EU. Long touted by some liberal Brexiteers, the idea has a certain devil-may-care appeal.
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Green: We hadn't played together for so long, so when we started playing together, we got to almost rediscover—and I know this sounds almost like a cliché—it was almost like rediscovering the passion, what this was all about, the drive.
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Among the nominees in the Oscars' Documentary Short Subject category this year is "Walk, Run, Cha-Cha," the story of Paul and Millie Cao who reunited in California after the Vietnam War and four decades later are rediscovering themselves on the dance floor.
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The emphasis on rediscovering the history and culture of Singapore and its neighbors highlights the gallery's educational aims: On both my recent visits, a majority of visitors seemed to be schoolchildren, listening attentively to talks and dutifully making sketches and taking notes.
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Dimitrov, who has shown signs of rediscovering his 2014 best when he won Queen's, was in imperious form, reducing Harrison to such frustration that the American landed a warning for unsportsmanlike conduct after smashing his racket against his foot in the second set.
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Her family, desperate for her to survive, finds a group home led by a unique doctor who allows Ellen to confront her disorder in a non-traditional way — including screaming in the air, changing her name, and rediscovering passions she once loved.
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Americans, as well as an increasing number of Germans, Japanese, and Scandinavians, are rediscovering our national landscapes, not altogether a bad thing in an age of general estrangement from the outdoors, when parents like me worry about their kids having nature-deficit disorder.
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I think it's been a really well balanced and a deftly told story about two people who haven't seen each other in a long time, who have changed a hell of a lot in those intervening years, being reunited and rediscovering each other.
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Weeks after a German magazine tipped off the world that an 80-year-old man had hoarded hundreds of artworks collected by his father during the Nazi era in a Munich apartment, the world gasped at the prospect of rediscovering long-lost treasures.
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In the hours that passed, those screenshots turned into people rediscovering classic movies they missed out on, like 1941's Dumbo; childhood favorites like The Lion King; or TV series like X-Men: Evolution or Darkwing Duck that they haven't watched in years.
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Happily, the latest producer to slide into the showrunner seat, Angela Kang, appears to have put the series on firmer footing -- rediscovering key relationships, developing some promising new ones and capitalizing on the core characters, while establishing what amounts to a running mystery.
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Fans who logged into the platform for the first time were thrilled to see that some of their most favorite Disney Channel throwbacks were available for streaming; 12 years after its series finale, Gen Zers are rediscovering the gift that is Kim Possible.
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But in rediscovering the virtues of Jeffersonian small government, Democrats and liberals are returning to a tradition of "progressive federalism" that they favored before the New Deal and the Great Society — and that they began to revive during the second Bush administration.
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Mercury retrograde is also known as a time when we run into people from our past, and this one in particular, Capricorn, will not only find you running into friends (and lovers) from long ago, but also rediscovering or reexamining buried secrets.
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Then comes the waiting game: a year after the operation, doctors will assess how much of Powell's facial nerve has regenerated, and from there, he will enter physical therapy to relearn how to move his face, rediscovering every day things like winking, smiling and blinking.
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In Big Chill, that's "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman," which plays over a romantic interlude and underscores the movie's core theme of rediscovering the vulnerability and emotional connection you felt when you were younger, then reintroducing your adult self to it.
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For the Nostalgic New Yorker In "The Writing on the Wall: Rediscovering New York City's 'Ghost Signs'" (Skyhorse Publishing), Ben Passikoff has photographed advertisements that have been painted on building facades throughout the years, some dating to the 1800s, and are slowly fading away.
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But that is unlikely to faze a leadership that says it is rediscovering the party's socialist roots and believes that voters will trust a left-wing agenda to redress some of the failings of a decade marked by stagnating real wages and poor productivity growth.
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In 2001, Mr. Hockney published an important book, "Secret Knowledge: Rediscovering the Lost Techniques of the Old Masters," which argues that advances in realism in Western art could not have been possible without the sly use of mirrors, camera obscuras and other optical devices.
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The article explores some of the benefits of cursive and handwriting: "After they got rid of handwriting, now they're all rediscovering it," Virginia Berninger, a retired University of Washington professor who has conducted research on the ways children learn when using print or script.
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But since the museum reopened in 2017, there is a sense that Belgrade is rediscovering its artistic mojo, aided by an expanding gallery scene and the October Salon biennial, which last year hosted work by Yoko Ono, Cindy Sherman, Olafur Eliasson and Anselm Kiefer.
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Rediscovering the service ethic at the heart of teaching and research can allow higher education to once again play the role our country so badly needs — the place that prepares the next generation of Americans to be the thinkers and leaders of a free society.
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"People are either rediscovering or discovering for the first time how wonderful the experience is to create a story with people together at the table," says Matthew Mercer, a voice actor and D&D whiz who serves as DM on Geek & Sundry's Critical Role series on Twitch.
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Mallory O'Meara, a young horror-movie writer and producer, is the author of " The Lady from the Black Lagoon: Hollywood Monsters and the Lost Legacy of Milicent Patrick " (Hanover Square), an intermittently entertaining and exhausting work about rediscovering the stylish life and scary art of its heroine.
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The former first lady was frank about how she felt looking out at the crowd during Donald Trump's inauguration, the way she and former President Barack Obama are "rediscovering each other" and what it was like for her daughters, Malia and Sasha, to grow up in the White House.
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But the great strength of Chinese Style: Rediscovering the Architecture of Poy Gum Lee, 1923–1968 is that its curator, Kerri Culhane, looks beyond Lee himself to examine the role of community in architecture, the ties between China and the West, and the influences that traveled in both directions.
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Los Angeles, a seemingly even more unlikely candidate to bring awe to infrastructure, is nevertheless doing it, with a dazzlingly ambitious transportation plan (the city's mayor, Eric Garcetti, has even publicly crooned for road improvements), and also by rediscovering the long-neglected (and abused, frankly) river it was built around.
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Mr. Shannon, now 73, who retired as a vice president for Northeast sales at a Georgia-based company that maintained water quality for communities, sounded like a man drowning in sorrow when he talked about the cold, empty years of his marriage before becoming his wife's caretaker and rediscovering magic.
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To preserve the history and traditions of the butteri of Maremma, and to lure its youths back into the agricultural fold, the Tuscany regional government has taken drastic measures — offering a vocational training course called "Rediscovering the Buttero" — to men, and women for the first time ever, who want to become butteri.
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The objects "capture a strong sense of inner life—that moment of transition from one state to another, from raw to 'ripened,' solid to fluid, rough to smooth..." Regel finds inspiration in the sculptures' endless "potential for remaking," and in the magic of discovering and rediscovering the unpredictable effects of the kiln.
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The book's not doing too badly compared to others on the hardcover nonfiction bestseller list like the No. 1 Rediscovering Americanism: And the Tyranny of Progressivism with 27,388 books sold last week, but it's way below first week sales for, say, Hillary Clinton's 2014 memoir Hard Choices, which sold 85,000 copies its first week.
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After the war, "A Shropshire Lad" travelled in the breast pockets of the generation who had taken up rambling and rediscovering the English countryside, even though—aside from a few place names, like Bredon Hill and Wenlock Edge, evidently chosen more for euphony than for anything else—it's not much of a geographic guide.
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In the Opinion essay "Rediscovering My Daughter Through Instagram," Helene Stapinski writes about how Instagram helped her feel less distant from her teenage daughter, once she found the courage to ask for permission to follow her daughter's account: That night, I got up the nerve to ask Paulina if I could follow her on Instagram.
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"100 Letters" is the first real song on "Hopeless Fountain Kingdom" and easily the best, evoking those little details that make a relationship feel rare when you're in it and suddenly feel poisonous when it's over — like rediscovering a forgotten love note in your pocket, the tastes of nostalgia and regret mingling on your tongue.
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In the film, Laura Dern plays Jenny, a lightly fictionalized version of Fox, who begins a journey of rediscovering not only how her coach — called Bill in the film and played in flashback by Jason Ritter — coaxed her into their relationship, but how her memories of that time shaped her understanding of it, and of herself.
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Rediscovering that part of me was actually a huge part of making this film because I had to recreate that part of me before I could tell the story, because I had to recreate what it was like to be that 18-year-old girl who is full of ideas before I could take people along on this journey.
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I also think that it's very easy to get caught up in the constant, punishing feedback loop of rediscovering over and over (and over…) that racists, neo-Nazis, bigots, abusers, and other trash people walk amongst us when we're at a show, or in a record shop, or just trying to walk down the fucking street.
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He followed that with another Times best seller, "Blue Latitudes: Boldly Going Where Captain Cook Has Gone Before" (2002), in which he retraced the Pacific voyages of the explorer James Cook; "A Voyage Long and Strange: Rediscovering the New World" (2008), a revisionist view that plays down the significance of the Pilgrims; and "Midnight Rising: John Brown and the Raid That Sparked the Civil War" (2011).
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Moving among them, we find two half siblings rediscovering each other after decades; a talented young artist becoming beguiled (and betrayed) by the woman whose nude portrait he's been commissioned to paint; an old couple grappling with choice amid a terminal illness; a drama-prone sister crashing her brother's honeymoon; two 90-something World War II veterans, one German, one American, reuniting in the media spotlight.
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I reread Anita Shapira's biography of David Ben-Gurion rediscovering the greatness of this founding father of Israel who, as early as the beginning of the 1930s, recognized the rise of Palestinian nationalism and its fierce resentment toward Zionism, and conducted a series of painstaking meetings with Palestinian leaders, trying in vain to formulate a far-reaching compromise between two legitimate national movements, both rightly claiming the same tiny homeland.
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In instances before, boredom helped me to discover Alan Guth's theory of "a free lunch universe" and the philosophy and basis of religions such as Christianity that led me to "rediscovering" Catholicism, (before, I wasn't too religious) protestantism and even Billy Graham … These times of deep thought led me to become a more thoughtful person, because I feel that my research trying to answer my questions developed my character in a positive influence.
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Unlike any of the most noted heartbreaks from Buffon's past, on and off-field struggles which all eventually found repair – enduring a tumultuous two-year period of depression before seeking professional help and rediscovering his lust for life; leaving two World Cups empty-handed before conquering the tournament with Italy in 2006; enduring a forced relegation to his nation's second tier with Juventus before winning Serie B and then Serie A titles barely five years apart – it is the Champions League title that continues to elude him.
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Read more ReadWatching a person write calligraphy is basically therapyThis whole short, Ink by Ryan Couldrey, focuses on Tanja Tiziana and the journey of rediscovering…Read more ReadCutting down a tree to make a stool in the woods is beautifully peacefulHere's a good way to spend a day if you need to get away from it all: go to woods, chop down a…Read more ReadSeeing sugar get swallowed by a cappuccino is so completely satisfyingThis video is titled 'Granular Satisfaction' and there's really no better way to explain it.
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You can sort of see a version of this story being about a middle-aged married couple rediscovering their spark (or coming to loathe each other) when forced to work together on a criminal operation, except... I don't know this for sure, but the way that Ozark season one plays out almost exactly like the first act of a conventional Hollywood movie — right down to the twists that happen in the finale — suggests to me that co-creator Bill Dubuque, best known for his script for the movie thriller The Accountant, took a solid movie idea and tried to stretch it into a TV show.
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Gymnastics-Diminutive Biles stands tall among greats Swimming-Franklin fails to make 200m backstroke final Swimming-Phelps wins 200m individual medley for 22nd gold Swimming-Efimova gets silver again as Kaneto wins women's 200 breaststroke Swimming-Murphy completes U.S. backstroke double Rugby-Successful Rio return gives rugby confidence in Games future Boxing-Hernandez poised to end U.S. medal drought Table tennis-Ma Long wins gold in all-China affair Swimming-Manaudou qualifies first for men's 50m freestyle final Rugby-English coach credited with rediscovering Fiji flair Fiji PM announces public holiday after first Games medal Sailing-Belgians suspect dirty water for Laser sailor illness Athletics-South Africa's van Niekerk keeping cool in hunt for gold Gymnastics-Raisman earns sweet redemption in Rio Cycling-Britain set world record in women's team pursuit Ryan Murphy completed a backstroke double, adding the Olympic men's 200 metres gold to the 100 title he won earlier in the week.
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