Handsome directional signs inside the passageway are to be reinstalled.
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The furnishings will be reinstalled next year, based on new research.
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In many cases, the app cannot be reopened and must be reinstalled.
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The statue was initially removed but was later reinstalled after public protest.
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Laurie admitted she never should have un-CEOed Richard and reinstalled him.
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"Britain in the World," an exhibit reinstalled after completion of building conservation project.
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Silent Sam Will Be Reinstalled as Required by State Law WITHIN 90 Days.
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Every six months a third of the permanent collection galleries will be reinstalled.
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A court later ruled the move unconstitutional, and Wickremesinghe was reinstalled as premier.
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The Blanton Museum of Art unveiled its newly renovated and reinstalled permanent galleries.
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A court later ruled the move was unconstitutional, and Wickremesinghe was reinstalled as premier.
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Mr Wickremesinghe was reinstalled in December after the Supreme Court ruled the dissolution unconstitutional.
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A part of the Liverpool Biennial, the project was reinstalled on Monday, August 5.
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Spagnuolo reinstalled Manning as the starter the following game, and the two were rewarded.
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Or the apps and the phones for fraud, when they reinstalled the app later on.
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It was later reinstalled, before being taken out last week amid local pressure post-Charlottesville.
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TS: I've deleted it and reinstalled it twice a day for the last three months.
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A small gallery at the reinstalled Museum of Modern Art is devoted to photographic abstraction.
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But Venezuelans who supported Mr. Chávez took to the streets, and he was quickly reinstalled.
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Julia Angwin was reinstalled as editor in chief of the tech news site The Markup.
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Julia Angwin was reinstalled as editor in chief of the tech news site The Markup.
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Bernard "Tony" Rosenthal's public sculpture, "Alamo" (1967) will be reinstalled in Astor Place later this summer.
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Some deaths and serious injuries have involved recalled air bags that were reinstalled in another vehicle.
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The outcry led to Manning's being reinstalled as the starter and quickly led to McAdoo's dismissal.
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On his first day as president, Trump reinstalled a bust of Churchill in the Oval Office.
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It will be reinstalled in the Art of the Americas Wing later this year after conservation treatment.
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After a campaign was launched it was finally dismantled for restoration in 2003 and reinstalled in 2009.
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The regulatory agency, which oversees blood testing labs, has reinstalled Theranos' lab operating certification as a result.
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Jaume Plensa's "Spillover II," a sculpture comprised entirely of metal letters, was reinstalled in Atwater Park, Milwaukee.
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Every six months, a third of the galleries on floors five, four and two will be reinstalled.
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The original display with be changed to show the unaltered image and reinstalled when it is ready.
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However, the family saved several of the seats to be reinstalled as seating around the dining table.
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President Trump has reinstalled a bust of former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill in the Oval Office.
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A glossy finish will then go on top of the fingerprint design before the hood is reinstalled.
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After $14,000 in fines and at least a year of back-and-forths, the benches were reinstalled.
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WhatsApp wouldn't work again until the app was uninstalled, reinstalled, and the offending group chat was deleted.
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If the sculpture can be repaired it will be reinstalled, a spokesman for the mayor told Reuters.
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Bernard "Tony" Rosenthal's public sculpture, "Alamo" (1967) (popularly known as "the cube") was reinstalled in Manhattan's Astor Place.
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The Metropolitan Museum of Art unveiled its newly reinstalled galleries dedicated to Egyptian Ptolemaic art (305–30 BCE).
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He threw them out — carefully, lest he get a handful of painful, itchy needles — and reinstalled the pump.
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It will be reinstalled in front of the New York Stock Exchange by the end of the year.
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A wooden crucifix attributed to Michelangelo was reinstalled at the Santo Spirito church in Florence following an extensive restoration.
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The deleted apps appear as grayed-out icons on the home screen, and can be reinstalled with a tap.
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Several of the newly acquired pieces are already up on display in the newly reinstalled galleries of contemporary art.
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Certain apps that have become corrupted might need to be deleted and reinstalled if they freeze or crash often.
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On his watch, the museum has reinstalled several galleries and asked writers including Orhan Pamuk to create wall labels.
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The sculpture is in storage, but will be reinstalled when construction of the new center is completed in 2021.
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They were tossed out in the turmoil of a French invasion (1494) but later reinstalled amid further warfare (1512).
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As I point out in this review, there are indeed glimpses, in the reinstalled galleries, of a new outlook.
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When I knew him he lived on Christopher Street and he had reinstalled these Nests in this small apartment.
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Robert Indiana's "LOVE" (1976) sculpture was reinstalled at John F. Kennedy Plaza in Philadelphia in time for Valentine's Day.
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Someone reinstalled it back on the stage, and Cracker somehow wasn't kicked out of the club, and resumed their set.
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In fact, while writing this story, I found a game I used to really enjoy playing that I've since reinstalled.
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After I reinstalled the Music app, my phone invited me to sign up for an Apple Music trial, and I did.
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However, if infected, the continuing presence of Stage 543 means that Stages 254 and 228 can be reinstalled by the attackers.
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Clay, joined by other black lawmakers and the head of the Congressional Black Conference, reinstalled the painting at a small ceremony.
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I reinstalled it when I was meeting a few cousins in Delhi (I live in Bombay) and had a few matches.
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This month, the beloved art installation in the East Village, known as "Alamo," was reinstalled after a nearly two-year absence.
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All of the Menil's permanent collection galleries were recently reinstalled, and this one was given a theme: the African-European colonial encounter.
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However, some events that were suspended were reinstalled, and Damien says that Beirut Pride is working with new groups on future projects.
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Deborah Borda, president of the New York Philharmonic, said the sculpture was not reinstalled due to safety concerns over the piece's wiring.
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At least, that was my experience this morning after I updated my iPad to iOS 12.2, then reinstalled and opened the News app.
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Heavy rains in the area destroyed some barriers meant to contain the spills, Ecopetrol said, adding that the barriers had to be reinstalled.
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The National Gallery is shaping history, too, in its reinstalled modern collection, though along far less unconventional paths than ones Ms. Dwan traveled.
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Annette Lemieux's 1995 work, "Left Right Left Right" was reinstalled upside down at the Whitney Museum following the outcome of the presidential election.
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In the end, in an awkward compromise, the statue was reinstalled in front of an annex to the court, largely hidden from public view.
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Now the fourth floor — devoted to works from 1940 to 1980 — has been reinstalled by a collective of 15 curators from across the museum.
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Rewriting firmware can also allow malicious code to avoid detection by antivirus programs, or persist even after a computer's entire operating system is reinstalled.
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Yet not only is Mr Kurz sure to be reinstalled as chancellor, he may well pick up where he left off with the FPö.
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After Steam has been reinstalled, you can open the "Backup and Restore Games..." menu, and this time select the second checkbox item, "Restore."6.
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I reinstalled Snapchat and now the only thing I do on there is look at the hot dog filter (sound on, obviously, for the tunes).
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Later eliminated by Democratic president Bill Clinton, they were reinstalled by his Republican successor George W. Bush, and annulled again after Barack Obama took office.
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A member of the university's board, citing state law on monuments and memorials, called for the statue to be reinstalled on campus within 90 days.
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But too quickly the banks reorganized under the imprimatur of Deutsche Bank, and the chairman of the bank during Nazi rule, Hermann Abs, was reinstalled.
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"Some of those [lost] pieces are in the possession of the University of Pennsylvania for the moment for study, and will eventually be reinstalled," Magill explained.
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To restore an app to the Robin, tap on the ghost icon and the app will be downloaded from the cloud and reinstalled on the phone.
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They hope to have it back by Easter, he said, though once the organ is reinstalled, the fog machine used for concerts will have to go.
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A member of the UNC System Board of Governors, Thom Goolsby, posted on Twitter last Thursday that the statue would be reinstalled as per state law.
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A new Bertazzoni kitchen stove and its backsplash of tiles made of recycled airplane aluminum were reinstalled, as were vintage hardware and the paneled front door.
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Yet there is call data from the end of 2015 until late 2016, when I reinstalled the operating system on the Blackphone 2 and wiped all applications.
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The space also has a family room that was Mr. Watts's office; a mantel clock has been removed from the Craftsman-style fireplace, but could be reinstalled.
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Electricity and plumbing were reinstalled in time to erect the seemingly unchanged stages and food booths, like Vaucresson's Sausage Company, which had been at every Jazz Fest.
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Soon the cubes were donned, and the performers were off, walking gingerly along sidewalks and making their way to Astor Place's reinstalled sculpture of a huge cube.
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Despite the error, investigators found that the engine did ultimately pass standard testing procedures before it was sent back to Joint Base Andrews and reinstalled into the aircraft.
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Now that African House's roof has been rebuilt, the paintings will be reinstalled in the next few days and the building is scheduled to reopen on April 9.
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In addition to creating a large-scale and riotously colorful canvas inside the museum (which it recently restored and reinstalled), he asked if he could make a public work.
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A UNC Board of Governors member called for the statue, which has been defaced a number of times, to be reinstalled on campus, despite objections from students and faculty.
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In 2017, not wanting to lose the project's feel, she reinstalled the work for the Mori Art Museum by simply moving much of her house into the gallery space.
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The Syrian authorities have reinstalled several large statues of the elder Assad after military victories that have seen his son regain most of the territory once held by rebels.
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" Before the year ended, I wrote a follow-up about my inability to protect myself from negativity: "Why I deleted Twitter off my phone, reinstalled it, and deleted it again.
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Mr. Cuomo reinstalled Mr. Lhota, a former M.T.A. chairman, as head of the transit authority, and Mr. Lhota established an $836 million plan intended to fix the most pressing problems.
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For the latter, the artist collected stoops from demolished buildings and reinstalled them to create a public forum in Washington Square Park, inviting people to think about architecture, memory, and home.
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Though the bienniale has ended, curators Magdalena Ludewig and Martin Hammer say the project could still be reinstalled, as they have a three-month permit to host it in the space.
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If that key changes, either because someone is impersonating Bob in a so-called man-in-the-middle attack or simply because he reinstalled the app, Alice's app will display a warning.
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"We can only carry on the operation once we are ready and this will be done soon, because the air tank and other systems have to be reinstalled," he told reporters later.
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BuzzFeed News also verified that the server also reinstalled the Zoom app when a meeting link was clicked, without notifying the user, if the Zoom app had been deleted from the machine.
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Eventually, the piece was returned to Hammons and repaired; it was reinstalled with a set of sledgehammers — joined together by wire — functioning as stanchions, adding another level of meaning into the work.
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In 2014, a newly repainted Play Tower was reinstalled in Bartlesville, after vandalism and decades of decay, while the 1951 Hopewell Baptist Church in Edmond, Oklahoma, has a major restoration campaign underway.
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Fritz Koenig's sculpture "Sphere for Plaza Fountain" (1971), which stood at the base of the World Trade Center prior to the 9/11 attacks, is set to be reinstalled in Liberty Park.
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On the corner where "LOVE" will be reinstalled after a welcome-back parade around the city on a flatbed truck, Charles Cook, an electrician, said he was looking forward to its return.
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This week in art news: pioneering Pop artist James Rosenquist died, 5Pointz artists were cleared to sue the site's developer, and a crucifix attributed to Michelangelo was reinstalled at a church in Florence.
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The East Village's Vladimir Lenin statue, which was removed from the rooftop of East Houston Street's Red Square apartment building in September 2016, was reinstalled nearby on the roof of 178 Norfolk Street.
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A board member at the University of North Carolina is calling for a Confederate statue to be promptly reinstalled on the Chapel Hill campus after it was toppled by protesters earlier this month.
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In May, under pressure from Hefazat, a statue of Lady Justice was taken down from in front of the Supreme Court building (though it was later reinstalled in a less prominent spot nearby).
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New to me was the artist Juan de Juanes, whose six exquisite panels created for the altar of Valencia's Church of St. Stephen are now given pride of place in recently reinstalled galleries.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads After being off view for a decade, two Works Progress Administration (WPA)-era murals were reinstalled in mid-February at Pelham Bay Park's Split Rock Golf House.
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While it initially appeared that the Chrome browser for Mac was unaffected and could safely display the symbol, it later crashed Chrome and the software would not reopen without crashing until uninstalled and reinstalled.
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If you&aposre running low on space on your external storage device, you might want to avoid backing up application data, though it&aposll need to be reinstalled once the backup is complete.6.
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A statue of Lady Justice in front of the Supreme Court in Bangladesh was removed last Friday and reinstalled two days later in a different spot, where no one can see it from the street.
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But when digital forensics experts examined his PC, they discovered that those files were put there by someone who removed the hard drive from the case, copied the documents, and then reinstalled the hard drive.
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"Now you've heard it straight from Nancy Pelosi's mouth: if Democrats take back the House and she's reinstalled as Speaker, your taxes will go up," a National Republican Congressional Committee spokesman said in a statement.
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Unlike some other European parliaments, the Bundestag cannot just dissolve itself (a legacy of Weimar-era instability) and as Mrs Merkel has not yet been reinstalled as chancellor she cannot call a straight confidence vote.
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Depending on the company, a blinking light could mean that the router's firmware is corrupted and needs to be reinstalled, but check the support area of the website for a guide to your specific model.
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Having reined in spending, pushed privatisations and improved relations with Brussels somewhat since he took charge last year, investors had hoped a new election that reinstalled Orban at the helm could have brought more stability.
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The party had been a thorn in the pro-military government's side since before the March 2019 general election that saw the junta chief, who seized power in 2014, reinstalled as a civilian prime minister.
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Ms. Pasternak has already reinstalled the American collection and refreshed the European as well as half of the Egyptian collections, and plans to reopen the Korean gallery, which has been closed for eight years, she says.
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A six-and-a-half feet tall sculpture by Antony Gormley installed on a rocky and wave-battered beach in Kimmeridge Bay on England's south coast is unlikely to be reinstalled after toppling a second time.
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With Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu set to pay Trump a visit at the White House in two weeks and with Israel eager to see the treaty removed and sanctions reinstalled, this could be an appealing move.
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Trump reinstalled a bust of former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill, which was last removed from the office in 2009, when Obama made room for the busts of Martin Luther King Jr. and former President Abraham Lincoln.
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Eighteen-year-old David Pulphus's award-winning student painting depicting a protest in Ferguson, Missouri, remains a pawn in a tug-of-war between Democrats and Republicans, removed and reinstalled at least three times on Capitol Hill.
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Fritz Koenig's "Sphere for Plaza Fountain," once the sculptural centerpiece of the World Trade Center, will be reinstalled there this year, returning a visceral symbol of death and rebirth to an understated — and all but sanitized — landscape.
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As backup copies of other memories were reinstalled through the forest, and the chain-link fence replaced with cement and spiked iron, Sunny sank down under the rich green moss, and no one, not one, remembered her.
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Wednesday's vote saw Bodo Ramelow of the far-left Linke, backed by the center-left Social Democrats (SPD) and ecologist Greens, reinstalled as premier after a third round of voting in secret ballots at the regional assembly.
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In 2009, he reinstalled the paintings himself at Dia:Beacon, a rawboned former Nabisco-box-printing factory in Beacon, N.Y., that includes pieces by many of his contemporaries, like Dan Flavin, Sol LeWitt, Agnes Martin and Donald Judd.
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And when the Worcester Art Museum in Massachusetts reinstalled its medieval collection last year, it incorporated "hands-on touch stations" for reproductions of the tools used to make the metalwork, carved stones and enamels in the galleries.
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The president reinstalled a bust of Churchill in the Oval Office shortly after his inauguration and screened the 2017 film "Darkest Hour" at the White House last winter in a sign of his affinity for the British leader.
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For now, punters on Betfair Exchange, a betting market, have reinstalled the Tories as favourites to win the most seats in the next election (though they give them just a one-in-four chance of winning a majority).
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The reinstalled galleries feature rarely seen works from the museum's permanent collection, restored Old Master paintings and sculptures, and a collection of Impressionist and Modern masterworks bequeathed to the museum after the death of Dallas philanthropist Margaret McDermott.
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During the Ford's PSA, sailors and industry shipbuilders installed combat systems, modified and upgraded the propulsion plant, improved the throttle control system, removed, upgraded, and reinstalled Advanced Arresting Gear components, outfitted galley spaces, and completed 304 berthing spaces.
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Over the next two years, Riyadh gave its Arab cousins billions in no-strings-attached aid in a bid to help vanquish the Muslim Brotherhood, stabilize Egypt's perpetually flagging economy and secure the country's reinstalled military-led government.
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Thanathorn, 41, has emerged as the most prominent opponent to the government led by Palang Pracharat, which reinstalled former junta leader Prayuth Chan-ocha, 65, as a civilian prime minister five years after he staged a military coup.
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The museum has reinstalled its Native American galleries, with an impressive new commission by Jeffrey Gibson, and its historical American art collection is one of the best in the country, with a strong emphasis on African American artists.
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I reinstalled WhatsApp this week after previously deleting my account when it started feeding phone numbers into Facebook's voracious data-collecting monster — but the thing I realized was that my best and most curated contact list exists on Twitter.
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Former Yahoo employees told Reuters that security staff disabled the scan program after they discovered it, and that it had not been reinstalled before Alex Stamos, the company's former top security officer, left the company for Facebook last year.
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The Milwaukee Art Museum's recently opened, $34 million, 17,500-square-foot lakeside addition by local architect Jim Shields, as well as its renovated and reinstalled permanent collection, seem especially well suited for this shift in visitor participation and engagement.
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Future Forward Party leader Thanathorn Juangroongruangkit, 41, has emerged as the most prominent opponent to the government that last year reinstalled former junta leader Prayuth Chan-ocha, 65, as prime minister five years after he staged a military coup.
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Standing in the way of that is a hypermotivated Giants team (2-10, 0 percent) that fired its unpopular head coach, reinstalled Eli Manning at quarterback and will do everything possible to come away with a win at home.
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SEATTLE — After three years and $56 million, Seattle's Asian Art Museum reopened to the public on February 8 with a ribbon-cutting ceremony followed by a full weekend of free events to introduce visitors to the "reimagined, reinstalled, reopened" space.
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At a news conference in Tokyo on Thursday, Okada is expected to say he has reinstalled himself as director of Okada Holdings Ltd, the Hong Kong parent of Universal, according to a person close to the 74-year old tycoon.
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Each show is one-night only since work needs to be installed and reinstalled every time it's shown, which allows the artists to go as far and get as weird as they can in a short but compelling window of time.
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Greenwich Village, Manhattan For Pride Month, the Public Art Fund has reinstalled a billboard that the conceptual artist Felix Gonzalez-Torres first presented at this exact location in 1989, nearly seven years before his death from complications related to AIDS.
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Liz Payne, chairwoman of the Marx Grave Trust and of the Communist Party of Britain, said she hoped the plaque could soon be reinstalled, and that the cameras had seemed the best solution to protect the site and the restoration work.
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Yuki Kimura, an artist based between Kyoto and Berlin, removed three custom-built wardrobes from her childhood bedroom; she has reinstalled them in various configurations in shows worldwide, and integrated them here into the architecture of Artists Space's new home.
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Or the court documents from the lawsuit the DNC filed against Russian hackers, which lay bare the extent of the damage it suffered: more than 140 servers decommissioned, all software removed and reinstalled from 180 computers, 11 servers fully rebuilt.
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"Anybody who watches the news knows we need to have law and order reinstalled and we need to have more support for Blue Lives Matter," she said, referring to the pro-police slogan that became a retort to the protests.
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The phenomenon was never particularly widespread, though it was common enough in 1953 that the news film service British Pathé made a film about the trend (meaning that baby cages were reinstalled even after the World War II blitz on London).
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The opposition Left Party abstained in the vote - as did the Centre and the Liberals - because it wanted Lofven reinstalled as premier, though it has threatened to cause him problems in parliament if they believe he has tacked too far to the right.
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In the not-so-distant past the benefits of doing this were outweighed by the hassle of having to get everything reformatted and reinstalled, but the most recent versions of Windows 10 and macOS Sierra make the whole process much more straightforward.
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Thanks to the magic of the cloud and the various Microsoft, Apple, and Google logins we all carry around with us nowadays, getting apps and programs reinstalled is more straightforward than it used to be, but it's not something you can ignore.
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It's a technical term for essentially identifying iPhones, and a number of companies have done this over the years in order to keep tabs on which ones … It's a way to identify iPhones if you've uninstalled the app and reinstalled it at a later date.
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Meanwhile, under a new director, Anne Pasternak, the museum has just reinstalled, for the first time in more than a decade, three of its major permanent collections — American, Egyptian and European — with an eye to intensifying, in one case quite strongly, sociopolitical readings of art.
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A. If you are missing the Microsoft Print to PDF option in the Print dialogue box, it is possible that the driver software is not showing up because it is disabled as a feature, or needs to be reinstalled entirely on your Windows 10 system.
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Mr. Ahearn and Mr. Torres have restored and reinstalled the work twice in the intervening years, first in 1986 and then in 2017, when Mr. Ahearn and Mr. Torres saw an opportunity to freshen it up after hearing the site was set for redevelopment.
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A rented electronic organ is providing music until the 8,035 pipes of the cathedral's acclaimed Skinner instrument — which, incidentally, had recently been cleaned and reinstalled after a more serious fire in the cathedral in 2001 — can be packed up and sent away again for cleaning.
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KATHMANDU, Nepal — Nepal, still in shambles nearly two years after two devastating earthquakes, removed its top reconstruction official on Wednesday and reinstalled his predecessor, a move that is likely to further delay rebuilding efforts as another harsh winter sets upon thousands of homeless Nepalis.
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This week in art news: Giorgio Vasari's "Last Supper" was reinstalled 50 years after being damaged by flooding, the US Holocaust Memorial Museum condemned a white nationalist conference that took place nearby, and David Hockney was commissioned to create a stained glass window for Westminster Abbey.
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When the journalist was targeted, the documents based on which he was accused of terrorism were placed on his computer on a Friday night by someone who went to the newsroom, removed the hard drive from the case, copied the documents, and reinstalled the hard drive back.
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Now the monument, rediscovered and refurbished, is being reinstalled in the lobby of New York State Supreme Court this month, a tribute to Ms. Foster and also part of a wider effort to recognize the many women whose contributions to the city have never been properly honored.
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A few nights ago, two patrons admired the new digs, and found them remarkably similar to the old ones: the entire bar has been meticulously reinstalled and restored by the Salinases, right down to an ancient conglomeration of chewed gum on the underside of one table.
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Apple even created a drop-in replacement method to create a unique identifier when an app started for the first time, but this identity wasn't unique to the hardware—if a user deleted the app, and then reinstalled, a different unique identity was generated—so developers hated it.
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Some people believe they may be even older than the churches they are found in; many are made from a different material to the churches and castles they were found in, suggesting that they may have been taken from another earlier building and reinstalled in their current setting.
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"Your names and data will forever stay in the memory of the new space humanity as they will be reinstalled on every following Asgardia satellite, orbital satellite constellation, not only in the near space but also on the Moon and anywhere in the Universe wherever Asgardia will be," declared Ashurbeyli.
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"An art installation that needs to be protected by a massive police presence in order to ensure the public peace was not proportional," he said in a statement announcing that the statue, which went up Monday and was to have remained in place until the festival closed on Sunday, would not be reinstalled.
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"The Goldwyn Mansion restoration has covered virtually every detail of the property, from the original windows, replicating the original wooden fencing, and reconstructing the pool cabana's column — even hoisting the blue wisteria vine at the entry onto scaffolding while the house wall was refinished, to be later reinstalled in its mature glory," according to TopTenRealEstateDeals.com.
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"Your … data will forever stay in the memory of the new space humanity as they will be reinstalled on every following Asgardia satellite, orbital satellite constellation, not only in the near space but also on the Moon and anywhere in the Universe wherever Asgardia will be," Ashurbeyli said at a press conference in Hong Kong.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: I was a cast member at La MaMa Theater in 1967 when our director, Walter Leyden Brown, asked us to help remove the seats from the Second Avenue address where we had been performing and bring them to newly leased space on East Fourth Street, where they were to be reinstalled.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In light of the outcome of last week's US presidential election, artist Annette Lemieux asked that her 1995 work "Left Right Left Right" — which consists of 30 pictures of raised fists mounted on pine poles — be reinstalled upside down by the Whitney Museum, where it is currently featured in the exhibition Human Interest: Portraits from the Whitney's Collection.
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" A YouTube rep says the only thing that's new here is that YouTube is doing a better job of telling YouTube creators that their videos aren't running with ads — in part so they can appeal the move and try to get them reinstalled: "While our policy of demonetizing videos due to advertiser-friendly concerns hasn't changed, we've recently improved the notification and appeal process to ensure better communication to our creators.
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Because of its highly privileged position, malicious code running in the EFI has a lot of power: it can reinfect the OS with malware even if it has been completely wiped and reinstalled on the hard drive; it can disable security features and bootloader cryptographic checks; it can potentially "brick" the computer in which case restoring it to a working condition would require a complicated chip reflashing process, and much more.
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""The White House may be chaos, but our old presidents are looking dignified," by Philip Kennicott, Washington Post Art and Architecture Critic (a title like that deserves caps), on the Style front: "Closed since early this year, the rooms devoted to portraits of this country's chief executives (and sometimes their wives and family members) have been reinstalled for the first time since 2006, with new carpeting, lighting, window treatments and touch-panel information screens.
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