On the Benin side, African Parks' management has revitalized Pendjari.
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On the Benin side, African Parks' management has revitalized Pendjari.
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That revitalized Jewish dissent fits squarely in Mr. Frank's legacy.
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Abandoned vineyards and regions are being revitalized, and farmed organically.
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That shareability, Wong says, has revitalized the business of photo booths.
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As the Sun shines in your sign, you will feel revitalized.
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The Clinton library has revitalized an entire part of the city.
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He also revitalized the Navy and thoroughly redecorated the White House.
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The authority can and should be revitalized in the coming years.
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They also got a surprise performance from a revitalized Dwight Gooden.
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The evidence that quadriplegia revitalized his work is even more slender.
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You'll feel revitalized and reenergized, ready to celebrate your birthday season!
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Debussy revitalized and radicalized almost every musical form he wrote in.
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The movie revitalized Ms. Grier's career as well as Mr. Forster's.
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The abundant images of bondage and slavery glow with revitalized significance.
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While the economy revitalized, education continued to lag, the EPI found.
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The community is revitalized, topping the most-played list on Steam.
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But increasingly critics are asking: Who was the city revitalized for?
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But increasingly, critics are asking: Who was the city revitalized for?
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But there is a revitalized use of different technologies and materials today.
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More importantly, it has revitalized the sex lives of millions of people.
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Aside from terrorist attacks, a resurgent Russia has "revitalized NATO," she said.
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City administrators have pinned their hopes for a revitalized downtown on both.
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As the sun enters your sign, you will feel revitalized and reawakened.
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But it will take more than a revitalized driver pairing next year.
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So why isn't it on the front burner of the revitalized left?
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"They really revitalized that area," said Rebecca Berna, a 15-year resident.
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She replaced the performing arts center and revitalized it and changed it.
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And in a revitalized downtown Bentonville, bars, restaurants and apartment complexes are opening.
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" The CEJ would maintain CEQ's traditional functions, but with a "new, revitalized mission.
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Director Comey has revitalized that old argument and probably created a new one.
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Ballard, who is recovering from a car crash that has altered and revitalized
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And after years in an economic downturn, the city is now being revitalized.
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And as well as attracting new voters, it has revitalized some old ones.
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"I see a lot of trends from the past revitalized with modern influences."
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And revitalized ecosystems mean healthier oceans for all the creatures that live there.
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Marvel revitalized the comics business with a series of flawed, more human superheroes.
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The revitalized serpent storms to the river's edge, spits embers over the water.
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Each revitalized glove in Lost Gloves is given a visual and contextual revamp.
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"He has revitalized the way France is viewed around the world," says Lightfoot.
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The revitalized Lima plant will directly employ a little more than 1,000 employees.
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The revitalized progressive earned a big -- and needed -- fundraising bounce for her efforts.
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Striker Diego Costa, revitalized and repurposed up front, pinpoints Conte's more human touch.
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It will be much harder to compete well without a revitalized NAFTA, however.
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One Direction pretty much revitalized the boy band genre after years of dormancy.
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In pushing boundaries and testing them, Trump has really revitalized the fourth estate.
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Although tourism has revitalized the nation's economy, it's also driven housing prices higher.
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More to do nearby: Arty types flock to Vegas's revitalized downtown at night.
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The fighting revitalized a fresh round of protests that swept the country last week.
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Much of the area is revitalized, though some gutted buildings and empty lots remain.
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Eden has a curiously more upbeat demeanor, seemingly revitalized by a new spiritual path.
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Indianapolis is booming, and the buildings that housed the above institutions have been revitalized.
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The Rust Belt hub of Fort Wayne, Indiana, is being revitalized as of late.
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Google and other tech companies have been opening offices in that now revitalized neighborhood.
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Obviously, even this revitalized nationalist spirit alone wasn't enough to defeat North Vietnam's aggression.
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A slasher classic that revitalized the genre, it's now in the National Film Registry.
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But her harrowing performance in Judy gives Hollywood the best of a revitalized Zellweger.
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And the revitalized New Line horror machine may well strike gold again on Sept.
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The Galaxy Chromebook could be part of a revitalized effort to do just that.
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The Firefox Private Network is the first project from Firefox's revitalized Test Pilot program.
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Without the performing arts center, ground zero and Lower Manhattan will never be revitalized.
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Historical heroine #2: Rukmini Devi of India, a dancer & choreographer who revitalized Indian classical dance!
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The revitalized Mad Catz is set to release several new products at CES this year.
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" Clovis continued, "This is a person who has revitalized his faith over just recent years.
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Revitalized, I head to the next party, where everything but the cutlery is deep-fried.
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The company was revitalized by CEO Stephen Wynne and moved to Humble, Texas, in 1987.
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Trump might go, but but the angry white nationalism he's revitalized is here to stay.
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The revitalized City Opera aims to continue the company's laudable mission of championing American composers.
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But forest and wildlife in the Kasigau Corridor have been visibly revitalized by conservation efforts.
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There is a chance that Trump will bring new blood into a revitalized Republican coalition.
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This is an exciting time for your social life, and you'll be feeling mentally revitalized.
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A boom in dubbing foreign-language films for English-speaking audiences revitalized Ms. Gordon's career.
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Here are four expert strategies to feeling revitalized, even in the most wintry of days.
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Their dynamism is going to be a central component of any future revitalized U.S. economy.
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And the long-neglected downtown is being revitalized as entrepreneurs make it a vibrant hangout.
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Even to a team of Everton's renewed, revitalized ambitions, Rooney's arrival should be a coup.
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And the revitalized Helms Bakery District houses furniture and design shops in a historic building.
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He asked me if I would be willing to chair a revitalized National Space Council.
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We also need a revitalized consumer movement that can keep pace with the digital age.
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We had done considerable studying, research and planning toward the creation of a revitalized downtown.
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The sun enters your sign today, and as the sign of rebirth, you're certainly feeling revitalized.
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Chicken fries have continued to drive sales for the company since they were revitalized in 2014.
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It's no secret that Mozilla sees privacy as a differentiating feature for its revitalized Firefox browser.
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First and foremost, the LeMans version of Ford's revitalized GT supercar makes its official racing debut.
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Communities built on fossil fuel extraction could be revitalized through job training for clean energy programs.
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A revitalized DNC should bring back the national party midterm convention during the Summer of 2017.
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This change, which emphasized speed, revitalized the defense, and the club went 1982-225 under Herzog.
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It keeps coal country loyal, even as the promises of a revitalized coal industry ring hollow.
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Like so many revitalized cities around the country, Nashville has great food, great design, great style.
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And it is through her unfettered style choices that she has lately revitalized her fan base.
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You sense that an entire genre, far from being revitalized, is being plundered for handy tips.
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The revitalized mill district is gaining a wider reputation as a fertile ecosystem for technology firms.
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Martin Schulz, Ms. Merkel's challenger, has revitalized Germany's center-left Social Democratic Party almost literally overnight.
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It can be revitalized with Revive medicine and healed with Potion, both found at Pokéstops.
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The effect of acceptance was transformational, as if the girl had been revitalized from a forgone state.
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"Hamilton," which won 11 Tony Awards, revitalized the celebrity of the "young, scrappy and hungry" founding father.
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Finally there's a way to get the same amazingly moisturized, revitalized results thanks to these Lip Gels.
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As the sun enters your sign, you feel revitalized and ready to take on the next year!
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The Dodgers would be a harbinger for a revitalized Los Angeles; a point of pride for Angelenos.
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Still, New Coke was a success because it revitalized the brand and reattached the public to Coke.
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Taurus season is around the corner, and the sun's entry into your sign will find you revitalized!
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"We have revitalized the whole idea and have presented ideas to our shareholders and others," Hoyer said.
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At the same time, Greenspan had found the spark he needed to return to Junior Boys revitalized.
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Despite the business from the revitalized mills, she said change in Springfield would probably not come quickly.
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The company has also successfully revitalized Banana Republic under new leadership in part by closing weaker stores.
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For decades, Ware has been part of the artist scene that revitalized the city's U Street district.
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Government regulation successfully revitalized the automotive repair industry; there's no reason it won't work for electronics, too.
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The five extraordinary paintings that comprise Alissa McKendrick's Resentment combine a revitalized figuration with a satiric sensibility.
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The people who could have revitalized it have either left for better opportunities or been run off.
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Below, Guadagnino and Visconti di Modrone talk to T about the revitalized Villa Albergoni and its grounds.
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Mr. Langrée revitalized what had been a dispirited ensemble, and the performances he led were usually lively.
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The Trump Doctrine calls for a revitalized military so America has the strength to meet any threat.
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Although January has revitalized discussion around private equity firms&apos public investing efforts, it is not unprecedented.
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With "Glimpse," the revitalized band has now released more music than it did the first time around.
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Young Avengers celebrated Marvel's history but revitalized its superhero mythology for an audience that craved something different.
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From 2008 to this year, he revitalized that organization and helped transform it into a political juggernaut.
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CNBC's Rick Santelli revealed what he believes is the biggest risk to the revitalized bull market right now.
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You talk about the way that the current management there has revitalized SportsCenter around making it a narrative.
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Many of these are legacy brands getting revitalized, which makes more sense for the PE flip-it model.
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But don't expect these devices to make Wear OS run with a revitalized sense of speed or fluidity.
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Just in time for No Man's Sky, Noctis has revitalized my feelings for procedural generation and exploration titles.
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Will the revitalized left coming out of this election play a similar role in the years to come?
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Since Leo is ruled by the sun, their birthdays have them feeling extra revitalized and ready to party!
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In the movie, the women's love lives are revitalized after they read the Fifty Shades of Grey series.
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It's intimate and honest and glorious, and will make you feel sad and revitalized at the same time.
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A newly revitalized downtownDavenport's identity for nearly 200 years has been intimately tied to its 9-mile waterfront.
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The host city of Rio de Janeiro is counting gains, like a revitalized port and new subway line.
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Tax reform is still a work in progress, so there is a chance that it could be revitalized.
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The building was revitalized in 2003 and now has 17 rooms — each one famously highlighting a local artist.
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But over my three years at Broadly, I have consistently been revitalized by community and personal self-care.
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She took any job she could find, starting with a reboot of Hollywood Squares, and revitalized her career.
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She gets to work and after around 90 minutes, hands me a mirror to see my revitalized smile.
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It is the latest and splashiest deal to reflect a music business that has been revitalized by streaming.
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"Ideally it'll just be revitalized, and feel more stable that it's going to be around a long time."
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How, he wondered, might places of such distinct and exquisite beauty be revitalized without wrecking their historic identity?
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Perhaps no one in recent years has revitalized the story more than the children's book author Mac Barnett.
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Upon returning to the court the next day, Fognini was revitalized, clawing himself back to two sets apiece.
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He revitalized the team and guided it to the three victories in 2015 that Mercedes did not achieve.
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The movement for stricter gun legislation has been revitalized in recent years by new organizations and younger voices.
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Regina Williams-Preston, a city councilor running to replace Buttigieg as mayor, credits him for the revitalized downtown.
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Economic forecaster Lakshman Achuthan is warning Wall Street that the market's new highs don't signal a revitalized growth cycle.
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Though much has changed in both cities since then, Atkins says that with Borderland, the connection has been revitalized.
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And then, after shake-ups like the ones at Uber and WeWork, startups generally seem more shaken than revitalized.
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The asking rents for a revitalized downtown set new highs, as did the technology-rich sector of Midtown South.
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With these changes, and drawing from the energy of many great activists, a new Democratic Party can be revitalized.
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America is constantly revitalized by the power of free speech; this is especially true when the criticism is warranted.
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Revitalized roads, railways, bridges will allow for the safe transport of both people and goods in the modern era.
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The practices, some believe, results in brighter, tighter skin that's revitalized thanks to special proteins secreted from the leeches.
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It's not a new franchise, it's a 20-year old movie, but it's been revitalized for the 21st century.
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Mr Murray revitalized British tennis as a player, and he has the potential to do even more in retirement.
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A revitalized electric grid is needed to move power from wind and solar farms and balance their variable output.
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Revitalized this spring with one of his best starts in years, Mickelson was unable to convert goosebumps into birdies.
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And he supervised the recording of Duke Ellington's performance at the 22016 Newport Jazz Festival, which revitalized Ellington's career.
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Other cities in the state, including Durham and nearby Greensboro, have revitalized their downtowns, but High Point's has languished.
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That clunky claim to fame has lured many a start-up to the Innovation District in its revitalized downtown.
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Despite offers to move the restaurant to the revitalized downtown Haifa, Horvitz and Smulovitz plan to stay in Acre.
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He believes that in the long run, only a revitalized space program can shake us out of our doldrums.
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Make your way toward Canalside, the revitalized area along the Erie Canal Harbor that seems to keep expanding geographically.
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N.F.L. players have revitalized their once broken-down union; N.B.A. stars have spoken out on all manner of issues.
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Preece said after the event that he voted for Trump and that the president has revitalized the area economically.
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Tru Kids, the revitalized brand's parent company, has since teamed up with Target to relaunch Toys R Us' website.
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One of their earliest purchases, which revitalized the show's acts, was "Gargantua the Gorilla," for which they paid $10,000.
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Schulz, a former book-seller without a high school degree, has revitalized the SPD with his straight-talking candor.
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The revitalized neighborhood has drawn creative types and young professionals and lured Mr. Ichihashi from his roll-down shell.
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He added that that the wider area off the Scottish coast now looked "refreshed and revitalized" for energy extraction.
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Then I spend six hours on a Friday night dancing in a damp, derelict building, and I feel revitalized.
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As manufacturing waned, the health-care industry has revitalized the job market, thanks to the Cleveland Clinic and other employers.
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It was used by Hollywood's elite for therapy and a recent breakthrough using brain scans has revitalized its potential again.
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It provides an interesting take on the recently-revitalized musical drama genre by having the characters only sing cover songs.
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Despite negative national attention about recruitment to terrorist organizations, including al-Shabab and Islamic State group, the community is revitalized.
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Apply this before you hit the sheets — it's a little heavy for day — and you'll wake up refreshed and revitalized.
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The advent of CRISPR has revitalized this line of research because biologists can now selectively weed out these undesirable retroviruses.
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Schulz has revitalized his Social Democrats' (SPD) fortunes since they nominated him last month to challenge Merkel in a Sept.
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With the Mudmasky mask, however, there was no doubt my skin felt softer and looked revitalized after just one use.
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After losing three of its previous four games, Louisville topped Virginia 38-21 last Saturday behind a revitalized defensive effort.
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The products in this guide can tackle stains, ground-in dirt, and more, leaving your carpeting looking refreshed and revitalized.
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Since his return from a right quadriceps strain on Friday, Cespedes has revitalized the Mets' lineup, hitting three home runs.
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In the 21990s, as pastor, he revitalized the congregation of Holy Trinity Roman Catholic Church, at 19983 West 21998nd Street.
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Unlike last year's revitalized remake of Mr. King's killer-clown classic, the new "Pet Sematary" lacks that certain "It" factor.
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Fixes The clinic is unassuming, in an office building just blocks from the revitalized downtown strip in Winter Garden, Fla.
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Once they are complete, the 5003-acre seaside park will be created, allowing unfettered pedestrian access to a revitalized waterfront.
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Khan's 2016 paper "Amazon's Antitrust Paradox" helped spark a revitalized conversation about using antitrust law to target major tech companies.
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Boutiques and restaurants line the revitalized boardwalk, alongside stalwarts such as the fortune teller's booth, Madam Marie's Temple of Knowledge.
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Indeed, CHAT is a nonprofit art center situated in a revitalized building of the once-thriving Nan Fung Cotton Mills.
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"Millennials are swiping up properties for next-to-nothing prices near downtown city areas that have completely revitalized," Boomsma said.
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Instead of beginning Year 2 as the face of a revitalized Jets offense, Darnold quickly became a source of ridicule.
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Square Feet After losing tenants to revitalized downtowns over the last decade, developers are adding modern amenities to secluded campuses.
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In its heyday, Coney featured three distinct amusement parks: Luna Park (which was revitalized in 2010), Dreamland, and Steeplechase Park.
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This messenger from afar arriving first provided actual proof that it can happen—an event that has revitalized the panspermia hypothesis.
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Reed "revitalized the city of Harrisburg in ways that are obvious to anyone who looks out of this courthouse," Hess said.
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All of this talent and spectacle is wrapped around the daring spirit and the world of the revitalized Star Wars franchise.
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Although the OHNY Weekend re-opening was temporary, there are rumors of the space being permanently revitalized in the near future.
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Guaido's decision to assume the interim presidency revitalized Venezuela's fragmented and disillusioned opposition and led to a flurry of street protests.
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As popular a motif in art history as they may be, flowers manage to get revitalized in artist Maggie West's FLORA.
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Our increasing understanding of the role genetics plays in diseases such as cancer has significantly revitalized research in laboratory diagnostic technology.
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He leaves Virginia as a popular Democrat with a strong economic record and a revitalized Democratic bench set to take office.
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Happy solar return (this is how astrologers say happy birthday); now that the sun has entered your sign, you're feeling revitalized.
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However, the meals I did eat were super easy to prepare and left me feeling energized and revitalized throughout the workweek.
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The hope, though, is that this will extend beyond one day and will foster a revitalized LGBTQ movement from June on.
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And, of course, New York needs a revitalized public transit system, with particular focus on improving the aging and neglected subways.
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These stories gesture at a revitalized "Star Wars" mythology that might speak to people who fear rising seas more than superweapons.
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Kings Plaza, a major shopping center on Flatbush Avenue and Avenue U, is being revitalized to bring in higher-echelon stores.
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We need to reestablish a self-identified cultural center in America before we can hope to create a revitalized political center.
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Through the leadership of Congressman Norcross, labor unions, community, government, religious, and business leaders, the City of Camden is being revitalized.
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Revitalized by birds One day, his three-year-old son noticed a bird and asked his father what kind it was.
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A revitalized Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer could be an attractive purchase for Lionsgate, analysts have said, unless MGM values itself too aggressively.
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Aslan finds this expressed in the mystic tradition that "revitalized Islamic theology in the face of orthodox rigidity," known as Sufism.
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The "Great Wave" represents a pinnacle in a revitalized career characterized not by decline and retrospect, but bounteous improvement and exploration.
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In 2012, when Girls used "Dancing On My Own," the song was revitalized and became a single girl's anthem of sorts.
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Pawlowski's lawyer, Jack McMahon, Jr., had argued to the court that Pawlowski had revitalized Allentown and that his crime was an aberration.
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More broadly, they saw a mayor who wanted what they wanted — revitalized neighborhoods — but who didn't listen to their concerns about displacement.
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Meanwhile, Toronto will at minimum get a lot of help transforming an apparently neglected area of its waterfront into livable, revitalized land.
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Those sequels had been planned as reboots for a revitalized franchise, but none really succeeded with the box office, critics, or fans.
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Nor was the fight over in the sixth, when a revitalized Klitschko handed Joshua the first knock down of his professional career.
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At 27, he was sent to Asia where he revitalized a Hong Kong television service; at 30, he became CEO of BSkyB.
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Without a revitalized and flexible approach at this inflection point, the situation is certain to continue to unravel — potentially in catastrophic ways.
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Instead, here it is revitalized, outrageous as ever, with shades of swing, surf, and Queen filtered in just to prove they can.
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These investments have paid off in the form of rising population and job growth, a thriving downtown, and a revitalized central city.
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There's no word yet on when to expect the Santa Cruz-like truck to join the revitalized Hyundai lineup on dealership lots.
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But if this massive public investment pays off, we'll see revitalized local economies and millions of Americans will share in the dividend.
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The first three seasons aired on Fox, and then (after being canceled) "Arrested Development" was revitalized on Netflix for two new seasons.
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His career is finally being revitalized, but his problems are mostly the same: loneliness, self-sabotage, addiction, bad communication, and worse judgment.
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As the world moves further and further away from the wall's demolition, Berlin has reconnected and revitalized itself as a global capital.
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The downtown business district had been revitalized—Art Nouveau office buildings renovated, new restaurants and clubs and bars opened, chic hotels built.
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That led to a wave of articles declaring that the Republican tax plan and strong economic growth had revitalized the party's fortunes.
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These revitalized cities have benefited from the system of afflictions that places like New York and San Francisco impose on their young.
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That they have survived this long — and have been revitalized through hundreds of millions of dollars in improvements — was hardly a given.
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Some brands have been completely revitalized by the proliferation of S.U.V.s, which now come in sizes ranging from compact to extra-large.
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Imagine a country not with decaying infrastructure, but the big beautiful bridges and roads that Trump speaks of, and inner cities revitalized.
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"Snap's IPO revitalized investing among the younger generation," notes Baiju Bhatt, the co-founder of Robinhood, whose core audience is primarily 18-24.
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The film was a huge success and revitalized her career, earning her a second Academy Award nomination, though she lost to Luise Rainer.
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Products like low-calorie Corona Premier and Corona Familiar, a beer targeted to Hispanic drinkers, appear to have revitalized the popular Mexican brand.
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Regardless, this paper has revitalized a hypothesis first proposed some 35 years ago, with the authors showing it's a topic worthy of consideration.
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The Gibbons brothers have done a fantastic job and completely revitalized him and taken him into new areas that we didn't look at.
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All that will presumably come into play as part of Universal's attempt to build out its "Dark Universe" franchise of revitalized monster flicks.
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For all the great projects that have come out of this newly revitalized medium, there's a hint of artistic constraint in it, too.
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Under Secretary-General Luis Almagro, a revitalized Organization of American States (OAS) has taken a stronger stand against the Maduro regime in Venezuela.
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All in all, Sanders revitalized the heart and soul of the Democratic Party, and stopped its move to the corporate right-of-center.
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They can be revitalized so that you don't have a situation where when a fire hits, it becomes a devastating and catastrophic fire.
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After a stop at a revitalized commercial strip seven miles from downtown, the bus delivers everyone to a United Auto Workers vote center.
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The farmers are well paid compared to industry standards, and factory jobs for these handmade pastries have revitalized the economy of the area.
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And its over-the-counter drug business is finding growth harder to achieve in the face of competition from a revitalized Johnson & Johnson.
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Arctic Monkeys revitalized themselves in 2013 with the greasy AM but they made that shift specifically so they could hit a larger audience.
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The governor's pardon came after Mr. Cardona applied to a clemency program that was revitalized by Mr. Cuomo over the last two years.
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Mr. de Blasio's administration has sought to continue raising private money for the Fund for Public Schools, which was revitalized by Mr. Bloomberg.
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Pontevedra, Spain, has entirely banned cars from its center and substantially reduced them outside it (and has subsequently seen its shrinking economy revitalized).
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In response, the recently revitalized Digg hatched a bold plan: It would create a product designed to replace the search giant's RSS feed reader.
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And fortunately, I was able to connect with Cynt Marshall, who is incredible, and she's our new CEO, and she's completely revitalized our culture.
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Typically, the sun reentering your sign would find you revitalized, but eclipses are draining emotionally and physically—and this one will be especially so.
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As the sun returns to its position in your birth chart, you'll be revitalized by the energizing powers of our solar system's life-giver.
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After the holidays are over, we're apparently supposed to get our shit together start the new year off with completely revitalized and reorganized lives.
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The Palace closed and sat on the market for a while, until Padilla and his business partners reopened the revitalized bar in early December.
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Since the split, Depp, who returns to the screen on May 26 in Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Men Tell No Tales, appears revitalized.
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Millennials now make up approximately 25 percent of the US population and have revitalized cities across our nation, making them more vibrant and exciting.
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The Pixel 4's smooth and fluid 90Hz screen makes Google's latest Pixel phone feel revitalized and helps make up for its utilitarian design.
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In the case of Cuba, the choice is clear; a neutral neighbor and perhaps future friend, or a revitalized Russian vassal at our door?
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Love turns not just sour but deeply rancid in the blistering "Yerma" at the Young Vic, the hottest incubator of revitalized classics in London.
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Clinton had called for revitalized support for vocational schooling to help get poor black people into solid jobs that don't require a college degree?
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It's revitalized the ANC and reduced support for the liberal Democratic Alliance (DA) – which polled 252 percent in 260 – by around five percentage points.
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Rife with chainsaw riffs, guttural invocations, and inexhaustible streams of blastbeats, the tracks marked the arrival of the newly revitalized Of Feather and Bone.
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Since 2013, Paul has revitalized the New York Times's dynamic books coverage, especially the New York Times Book Review, and The Book Review Podcast.
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But when his movie version finally came out, it landed right in the lap of the revitalized evangelical right, which Reagan had brought along.
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The Portner building, a project of Somerset Development, is in the revitalized U Street corridor, once a hub of black-owned business and entertainment.
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Come join us (you can buy tickets here) and get revitalized by the damn-smart people who are focused on fixing the world's problems.
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The revitalized Cottage Grove campus will be inclusive and open to "anyone and everyone who wants to be a part of it," Wetterstrom said.
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The Hoxton is located in the bustling heart of a revitalized downtown area bursting with dining, entertainment, and the nearby Los Angeles Convention Center.
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Located in the revitalized Detroit technology corridor, Futuramic Tool and Engineering is a small SLS supplier, which helped drive innovation in the auto industry.
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CBS All Access is still going strong, and the brand has been revitalized with a bevy of new shows and spinoffs in the works.
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"Lindsay really honed in on Cassie's personality and took something that was old and a little stuffy and completely revitalized it," Rosenheck tells PEOPLE.
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A revitalized Isner never looked back in the third set as Harrison's frustration finally boiled over and he smashed his racket against the court.
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In recent years, however, the revitalized Rust Belt economy has brought in younger workers, and made the area's real estate an attractive investment bet.
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As a package deal, cycles one and two of Studio Visits has made an exceptionally strong argument for a revitalized interest in fiber art.
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They'll wait until special counsel Robert Mueller or a revitalized congressional investigation in 2019 yields even more overwhelming evidence of high crimes and misdemeanors.
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He revitalized Gabriel's career by using his speed, which is different than letting the receiver's speed dictate what kind of player he should be.
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It's obvious enough to me that this guy loves his games, and the culture that both feeds into them and is repeatedly revitalized through them.
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Anwar was freed in 2004 and returned to politics as the head of a revitalized, multi-ethnic opposition centred around Islamists and secular social reformers.
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But those concerns have not yet been able to trump the fact that fracking has revitalized the US oil and gas industry, according to BuzzFeed.
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Suddenly, you have many more jobs than what you first paid for, and a revitalized service industry may grow to attend to the larger population.
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Watching them smile, laugh, whoop, and cringe, it was clear they felt the magic that has made so many excited about the revitalized VR industry.
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Today, on a revitalized river, water scooters play chicken, darting in the wakes of barges, while flimsy single-person craft slip among sailboats and tugboats.
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Electric vehicles are being produced at revitalized plants in Michigan and Ohio and new plants in California and Tennessee are globally recognized as technological leaders.
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Books published before 1923 are considered public domain and digitally available through initiatives like Project Gutenberg, but the library has revitalized them with motion graphics.
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Specifically, it will build on game-changing programs like the Neighborhood Stabilization Program and the Hardest Hit Fund, which have revitalized communities overcome by blight.
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It nearly revitalized TNA/Impact Wrestling on its own, an archly ironic, multi-year storyline which was delivered with stony-faced seriousness by everyone involved.
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You're feeling revitalized—you're eager to tackle chores that have been lingering on your to-do list, and you're also super motivated to get healthy.
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The firing of Uber CEO Travis Kalanick has not revitalized investors' perceptions of the $70 billion company, one of those financial backers disclosed this weekend.
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L.S.U. was revitalized beginning in 1999 with Saban's arrival as head coach, winning its first national championship in nearly 50 years after the 2003 season.
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Freret Street's revitalized restaurants, bars and art market are within easy walking distance, as are the campuses of Tulane University and Loyola University New Orleans.
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" Cramer started with the newly revitalized bank stocks, many of which investors avoided for months in favor of financial technology stocks or payment processors. "Why?
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Since reopening in October, the Museum of Modern Art has won broad praise for its revitalized collection displays that scramble painting, films, performance and photographs.
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But the state capital is now one of the country's fastest-growing cities, and it has dynamic art projects, good restaurants and a revitalized riverfront.
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He revitalized the brand by focusing on families and introducing a fast-fashion model that he helped pioneer after a long tenure at H&M.
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This is San Miguel's second collaboration with Justkids in the area after his 2016 work that revitalized an abandoned house into a brightly themed chapel.
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Suddenly the community is revitalized – rents go up, the community gentrifies, and the people living there now can't afford the rents and have to move out.
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Erdogan and the AK Party claimed victory in Sunday's presidential and parliamentary elections after defeating a revitalized opposition that had looked capable of staging an upset.
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These are realities of Brooklyn that exist outside of the bubble of the Brooklyn Navy Yard, a revitalized neighborhood that's the site of innovation and entrepreneurship.
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Opening with the one-two punch of "Free Fallin'" and "I Won't Back Down," the record revitalized Petty's career, as well as that of the Heartbreakers.
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It revitalized an aging genre, one that'd quickly become one of of my favorites, and introduced us all to a dark, seductive, often positively nasty world.
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The Center says this revitalized cutie will stay there for the next few weeks while it monitors his progress and he continues to receive medical care.
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After a brief decline, funk/boogie evangelist (and proud Pasadena resident) Dam-Funk revitalized the genre in 2006 with the founding his weekly club night, Funkmosphere.
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A tech boom has revitalized many parts of Pittsburgh in the last decade — anchored by Google's engineering office in East Liberty — but not everyone is benefiting.
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Telltale Games revitalized the point-and-click adventure game genre in the 21st century, and found success with titles like its adaptation of The Walking Dead.
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Although the conversion revitalized the food hall, it also brought claims of gentrification, as the market's working class character was overhauled with a shiny new veneer.
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If Trump's aggressive China gambit alters international trade, it will deliver a windfall for his supporters in the form of jobs, revitalized communities and related benefits.
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Pouille, whose coaching partnership with compatriot Amelie Mauresmo has revitalized his career, is seeking to become the first French finalist in Melbourne since Jo-Wilfried Tsonga.
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Now, he runs four other bars or restaurants, with another, The Bad Luck Bar, expected to open in the revitalized Capitol Park area downtown this fall.
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Before becoming CEO of Au Bon Pain, which was recently acquired by JAB Holding's Panera, he revitalized Joe's Crab Shack as CEO of Ignite Restaurant Group.
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If a revitalized form of Judaism is the counterweight to Gans's predictions, it will have to be much more expansive and inclusive than its current iteration.
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They arrived loaded with arguments against helping New York Waterway move its maintenance and fueling operation from neighboring Weehawken to the middle of Hoboken's revitalized waterfront.
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This triumphantly revitalized musical has its own sly message for an era in which celebrity is regarded as a constitutional right: Embrace fame at your peril.
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It was about Trump's buddy Rupert Murdoch, the Australian media czar, in his first years in London in the late '60s, when he revitalized The Sun.
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And the Parliament, the one institution that reflects the full diversity of the country but was not directly involved in the extreme violence, should be revitalized.
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As a revitalized US dollar hits the highest level in more than a year, it is not simply emerging markets that are grappling with the fallout.
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The floods in November were the second worst recorded in history, which revitalized calls for better protection for the city and its artistic and cultural treasures.
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Italian designer Tisci revitalized Givenchy with a dark, edgy vibe and there was widespread speculation when his departure was announced in February that he would join Versace.
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Chicken fries have continued to drive sales for the company since they were revitalized in 2014 and chicken sandwiches are a growing category in the restaurant industry.
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While the 2010 reboot certainly laid down the possibility of a revitalized series, reception to the film was mixed, not helped by its mediocre story and acting.
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While it's wonderful to see community revitalized economically and to see people discover new places, that often comes a brushing aside of the culture that already exists.
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Since 1989, Trees has planted over 103 million trees in dozens of countries and revitalized hundreds of thousands of acres of soil while changing people's lives forever.
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The result is a revitalized property that's almost certainly worth much more than Bezos paid for it — were he to want to sell it, which he doesn't.
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Tavares revitalized his UFC career by making the cut down from lightweight's 155lbs weight limit down to featherweight, coming off a big-name win over Clay Guida.
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Press play above to see what I learned from my five days of freezing showers — and comment below with your own tips for a revitalized morning routine.
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Grier's announcement comes just months after the Rams returned to Los Angeles, following a 20-year stint in St. Louis, and revitalized the city's starving NFL fandom.
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With the awards success of Fargo, the miniseries had established itself as a truly revitalized format, both in terms of popular and creative success, and awards recognition.
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Klobuchar successfully revitalized her campaign by landing strategic punches on other candidates, making the case for her pragmatic agenda, and raising over $1 million the day after.
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It's part of the label's ongoing "Generation Series," which kicked off last year with Street Fighter II, and aims to update classic game soundtracks with revitalized remasters.
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On the other hand, if you wake up refreshed and revitalized, ready to sing your way into the world, you'll probably thank having slept like an angel.
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Hip-hop music rescued and revitalized rock 'n' roll and the music industry in the '80s and '90s, then quickly did the same for the fashion industry.
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He was a prolific artist and consummate marketer who revitalized the country's industry in the 2000s and 2615s while introducing his own creations to a global audience.
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He was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2001 for "having revitalized the U.N. and for having given priority to human rights," according to the Nobel Committee.
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"A revitalized Cartier remains the main reason to hold Richemont stock," Rogerio Fujimori, luxury analyst at Royal Bank of Canada, wrote in a recent note to investors.
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The medieval Castello di Potentino, a dilapidated fortress in the Italian countryside revitalized by Charlotte Horton and her family, is featured in T's March 24 Design issue.
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The revitalized blocks around Broadway Junction — desirable to people with more money, affordable to people with less — would reduce spatial inequality and provide current residents new jobs.
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Living in This revitalized neighborhood, with many of its 60.53s Craftsman-style homes still standing, has added vegan tacos, vintage clothing and live music to the mix.
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Hotels, restaurants and boutiques soon followed, and a Barnes & Noble bookstore opened as an anchor in a revitalized retail area a few blocks from the Metro station.
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"The community is revitalized based on the shared vision that life can be better for the student, the parent and if you achieve that the overall community."
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"Getting toxic land sites cleaned up and revitalized is of the utmost importance to the communities across the country that are affected by these sites," he said.
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His central pitch to the electorate — that he will "Make America Great Again" — rests on the promise of a revitalized economy in which U.S. workers come first.
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The more temperate weather will allow the show to add 14 acres of outside space and take full advantage of the city's revitalized riverfront and surrounding streets.
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The difference, he says, is that he can point to a model of success: South Bend, Indiana, the revitalized city where he has been mayor since 20163.
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Several large downtown houses — in a newly revitalized theater district — are configured like Broadway stages, allowing sets built to be used here to be reused in New York.
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So it will be crucial to create a revitalized spirit of diplomacy based on a shared understanding of the dangers, and ways to mitigate potential sources of harm.
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From revitalized veterans such as Walker and Davis to impact rookies Evan Engram, David Njoku and Jonnu Smith, tight end has become a focal point in the league.
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Cammalleri doubled the lead 2 1/2 minutes later with a tap-in after good work by Dustin Brown, who scored the 13th point of his revitalized season.
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It's also revitalized the company's nostalgia-fueled brand in an era when video games feel ever more reliant on realistic depictions of gunplay and aping Hollywood-style blockbusters.
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Fatima Yamaha, whose career was partially revitalized by the Dekmaneal's own re-release of his track "What's a Girl To Do?" seems to be doing a better job.
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Allen responded with his own New York Times op-ed; the revitalized controversy didn't stop Blue Jasmine from winning an Oscar that year, for lead actress Cate Blanchett.
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Sony, Facebook, Samsung and Microsoft are among the major players in the virtual-reality game, however, last year, toymaker Mattel revitalized its View-Master as a virtual headset.
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They would then likely stay at hotels, eat at restaurants, purchase camping and recreational supplies, and gas up their vehicles at businesses located in the revitalized local town.
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A revitalized DNC would rally all Democrats and Americans against the offensive and insulting presence of President-elect Trump, and the Bernie Sanders way is the best way.
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The frozen food aisle is being revitalized by freshly-prepared meals, like Frozen Foodies' cryogenically frozen meals prepared by professional chefs and Buttermilk's reheatable pre-made Indian meals.
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Over the last few years, the Black Lives Matter movement (or the Movement for Black Lives) has revitalized national discourse on racial justice, especially with regards to policing.
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Building materials stores employ 1.1 million workers, and have revitalized in recent years; grocery stores employ 2.7 million workers, a number that grew by almost 9% since 2003.
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CAST, as it is known, has revitalized an M.I.T. model begun in the late 1960s of bringing in artists to humanize technology and create more expansive-thinking scientists.
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One newly revitalized retail strip has a yoga studio, a gastro pub, a marijuana dispensary and a bubble tea cafe on what was once a used-car lot.
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After being under pressure for most of December, semiconductor stocks seem to be revitalized and some of the key contributors to the rally, the "Mad Money" host said.
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The so-called "surban" development trend will see malls and shopping centers reconfigured and replaced with convenient, car-free shopping in revitalized, walkable "Main Street"-style commercial districts.
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The Canadian apparel manufacturer Gildan Activewear purchased American Apparel out of bankruptcy court and revitalized it as an online-only company, as all 110 stores remain permanently closed.
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Meanwhile, due to an unforeseen Bifröst hiccup, Hemsworth's revitalized Thor only has one real objective in Ragnarok: trying to get home to Asgard, which Hela has gloriously seized.
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" She said the organization welcomes "those who want to move forward and be a part of a revitalized program dedicated to providing scholarships and opportunities to all young women.
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Though American Football formed in Urbana-Champaign, Illinois, we're counting the recently-reunited and revitalized emo icons a Chicago band because frontman Mike Kinsella has long been based there.
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For fall '18, Prada was looking to her past — particularly to the iconic black nylon backpack that revitalized her family's brand and launched her career into the fashion stratosphere.
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Murphy has watched as private money, led by Quicken Loans founder Dan Gilbert, has revitalized downtown Detroit and also kept the city's funding focus on the same central area.
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She followed that up with a marma abhyanga, a massage with warm organic extra virgin coconut oil, organic sesame oil, and various other oils that leaves the skin revitalized.
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Plan to get a cab to the off-the-beaten-path spot in a revitalized, historic industrial park located a long 20-minute walk from the closest train station.
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The landscape of American independent filmmaking is shifting as the generation that revitalized the movement in the past decade has begun to take its place in the larger industry.
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"The expansion of Russia's military presence in Eastern Europe continues to drive concerns about regional stability – and has also revitalized NATO, with a clear threat and purpose," Hewson said.
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Brees walked to the New Orleans Saints and promptly revitalized the city of New Orleans following the devastation of Hurricane Katrina, set passing records, and won the Super Bowl.
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The five extraordinary paintings that comprise Resentment combine a revitalized figuration with a satiric sensibility McKendrick shares with several women artists who have emerged over the past 20 years.
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"He revitalized American manufacturing as the head of our middle-class task force," Mr. Obama says, as images of Mr. Biden touring auto-manufacturing plants pan across the screen.
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Today there's a revitalized vibe and a multicultural citizenry on the streets, in restaurants and in coffee shops like Kurzhals in the refurbished Peekskill Central Market (900 Main Street).
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With new commentary and ephemera, the punk subculture of the time is revitalized and canonized in a 500-page glossy art book Slash's founders never imagined could be realized.
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Built for William Scott Southgate, the rector of St. Anne's Episcopal Church, several blocks away, it is within walking distance of downtown and the city's recently revitalized arts district.
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The search for a more successful national security strategy must begin with a revitalized State Department and a renewed respect for the value of the nonmilitary tools of statecraft.
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Connect with like-minded startuppers, learn about the newest tech trends and come away revitalized and inspired to take your slice of the startup world to the next level.
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Boiler Room Holyrood also featured sets from Eclair Fifi, Optimo, and a seemingly very refreshed (and revitalized) Gordon Brown, who rolled through with a rare Crystal Waters "Bigoted Woman" dub.
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Woodford, a managing director who joined UBS 20 years ago, said recently at the firm's Manhattan offices that the revitalized app took into consideration feedback from financial advisers and clients.
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Now, with a revitalized Rural Electrification Agency, new policy frameworks and a $350 million World Bank project, the government is better equipped to achieve these goals and foster sector growth.
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The women were already household names at the time of the film's release, but it wasn't their talents on-screen that revitalized their careers; it was their viciousness off-screen.
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So when I was invited to visit the megaresort Atlantis, on Paradise Island in the Bahamas, and preview a newly revitalized branch of their sprawling complex, The Coral, I panicked.
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Taylor may have been rejected, but having revitalized her powers through a voodoo ritual of an unspecified nature, she confidently storms into the middle of Nick and Corinne's dinner date.
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Marteri (probably the most famous of all German rappers) meets Haftbefehl, the Frankfurt street rap god who revitalized the scene a couple of years ago, over a beat by Bazazzian.
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"We hope very much that dialogue will be revitalized, renewed, because without that we can't hope for any kind of significant progress in solving this extraordinarily important issue," Putin said.
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Tens of thousands of Americans are rushing to sign up for health insurance under the Affordable Care Act after Mr. Trump's victory as revitalized Republicans vow to repeal the law.
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It, which became the highest-grossing horror film of all time and revitalized the villain Pennywise for the meme generation, probably should've garnered a nomination for its composer Benjamin Wallfisch.
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The village has been revitalized in recent years, said Richard Campbell Jr., 49, the president of R.I.M. Plumbing and Heating Supply, a family-run business on Main Street since 1970.
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As a result, South Bend's population has grown, its unemployment rate has fallen faster than the rest of the state, its downtown has revitalized, and its housing market has recovered.
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By 85033, 40 stations will be revitalized or added, the entire system offers 4G wireless and the city is set to get a brand new fleet of modern rail cars.
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A modernized and revitalized NAFTA will help us do that better by incorporating the digital economy, for example, and best practices from the years since NAFTA was negotiated in 1993.
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In this hour of crisis for liberalism, not only in this country but around the world, such flexibility is necessary to develop a new, revitalized conception of the liberal ideal.
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The population there, torn apart in previous decades by the Civil War, was mistrustful; he revitalized the declining and mismanaged paper by developing its reputation for reliable and dispassionate coverage.
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Under Putin's Machiavellian direction, Russia has managed to exploit U.S. ambivalence in Syria and carve out what is likely to be a revitalized Russian sphere of influence in the Levant.
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" If she were to give Trump a tour of the "real" Pittsburgh, Pratt said she'd take him to "industrial areas revitalized through progressive organizations; we have that all over Pittsburgh.
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As presented in an initiative begun in 63, a revitalized downtown would look more like the concentrated Victorian hearts of nearby Rhinebeck or Millbrook, with their shops, restaurants and galleries.
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Fan interest in the game plummeted, and the early-to-mid 224s were down years for the N.B.A. before LeBron James and a new generation of stars revitalized the league.
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With a revitalized downtown, its own police and fire departments, and an independent school district, Culver City offers a family-friendly community with easy access to Los Angeles's major landmarks.
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The right-handed Nova, who was troubled by inconsistency and had Tommy John surgery in 2014, became the latest pitcher to be revitalized under the Pittsburgh pitching coach Ray Searage.
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Today, the revitalized ecosystem provides water all year round, with a stream irrigating small farms even in mid-summer, when pond floors dry and crack in many parts of India.
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He believed that Gorongosa could play a similar role within Mozambique itself: that by generating jobs and rural development, a revitalized national park could help heal the wounds of war.
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With a new contract, she leads a revitalized and surging CBS This Morning show, teamed with Anthony Mason and Tony Dokoupil under the watchful eye of new executive producer Diana Miller.
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President Emmerson Mnangagwa, who replaced Mugabe in November, will stand in elections set for July against a revitalized opposition Movement for Democratic Change party led by 40-year-old Nelson Chamisa.
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With a new contract, she leads a revitalized and surging CBS This Morning show, teamed with Anthony Mason and Tony Dokoupil under the watchful eye of new executive producer Diana Miller.
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Abercrombie also said it will "continue to refine and implement strategies to position the Abercrombie brand for revitalized performance" for its eponymous brand, which has reported falling quarterly sales since 2014.
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Gustavo Bebianno said the sale of Petrobras, Brazil's largest corporation, could still be considered in the medium term, but only after the company had been fully "revitalized" by changing its management.
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Garner went 24-of-219 beyond the arc over that span, which sparked a revitalized Penn State perimeter attack that converted 22 percent of its 22-pointers in those six contests.
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And they have left the promise of a revitalized Newport unfulfilled, having failed to rebuild the "renaissance" block on Main Street, the biotech firm and a hotel, marina and conference center.
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For students on a budget, this college town has many other benefits as well, like a revitalized downtown anchored by a minor league ballpark and nightclubs, restaurants and brew pubs nearby.
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"As opposed to last year's lack of gaming launches, 2018 has already brought on titles like PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds and Fortnite, which are driving a revitalized cycle in gaming communities," Curtis said.
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In that very brief period, we have seen the nation's economy re-energized, illegal migration plummet, the NATO alliance revitalized, and the president order new measures to secure America from terrorists.
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Women's retailer Deb Shops officially closed in 2015 after filing for bankruptcy the previous year, though in the years since it has revitalized itself as an online- and catalog-only brand.
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Tsai's adaptation of "The Art of War" revitalized the millenniums-old treatise by trimming away the repetitive elements, tightening the narrative until the ancient lessons of warfare leapt off the page.
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So it was surprising to see the Sierra Club among the bill's opponents, since its policy proposals call for communities to be "revitalized or retrofitted" to achieve precisely those environmental goals.
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"He was part of a small group of filmmakers who revitalized avant-garde cinema throughout the 1990s, which saw the twilight of celluloid film, and into the digital era," he said.
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That is why the battle to save the Cinema America "has revitalized the neighborhood," said Guido Hermanin, president of the Associazione Progetto Trastevere, which has been fighting to preserve the theater.
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The 20-year-old has revitalized the Mavericks, who have done the same for the Knicks castoff Tim Hardaway Jr. while trying to nurse Kristaps Porzingis back to top form. 11.
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"There you have it, your game plan for this suddenly revitalized sector, brought back to life by $60 oil, a welcome level for the entire group," the "Mad Money" host said.
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"Should that become a trend, and should wage growth continue to strengthen, a revitalized new-home-sales market could occur next year," said Robert Frick, corporate economist at Navy Federal Credit Union.
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DC Comics' attempt at a revitalized, unified superhero film franchise has faced nonstop comparisons with Marvel's more long-running and critically acclaimed cinematic universe, and it's consistently come out worse in comparison.
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Its partnership with rapper Kanye West is a big reason why the label has been revitalized in the eyes of American shoppers, after being surpassed by Under Armour in market share here.
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It's hard to see anybody slowing down Wilson and the revitalized Seahawks on their way to a playoff bye of their own and, from there, a Super Bowl rematch with these Patriots.
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The revitalized downtown area is distinguished by some 24 public art installations, free access to the Greenville County Museum of Art and wheelchair-accessible trolleys, and an array of international dining options.
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"These giant spaces need to be revitalized in order to spur investment in the local economy and combat the sub/urban blight associated with the closing of a mall," his site says.
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I also love connecting with Mighty Mark who is also a bae but he gets how that old Baltimore club should be revitalized and transformed without losing the classic vibes of it.
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UNLV posted a 69-66 triple-overtime victory over Wyoming and that outcome revitalized Boise State's odds of reaching the Mountain West conference title game and landing a possible Cotton Bowl bid.
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It feels like it's a lost city that's now being revitalized with new kinds of life, and there are all these really amazing buildings that have incredible interiors from very old buildings.
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The Sonia Rykiel label is a Left Bank classic, recently revitalized by the appointment of Julie de Libran, formerly of Louis Vuitton, who has vaulted Rykiel back into best-of-Paris lists.
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The announcement came as thousands of Guaido backers took to the streets in a revitalized effort against Maduro, whose military response to the widespread demonstrations seemed more measured than in the past.
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You're feeling revitalized with the sun's return to Sagittarius and ready to take on whatever comes your way—like the full moon in Gemini which arrives the next day, on November 23!
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As the sun shines in your sign, you feel revitalized, and your ruling planet Mercury enters your sign today, too, meeting with the sun and helping you connect with your truest self.
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The seizure of Ukraine's Crimea region in 6900 also boosted Putin, but now Russia is bogged down in wars in eastern Ukraine and Syria and facing Western sanctions and a revitalized NATO.
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Music fans can choose from 50 free outdoor summer concerts at the revitalized Levitt Pavilion for the Performing Arts, and the literary set will find classes and readings at Westport Writers' Workshop.
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Restored and revitalized to the tune of $8.9 million, New York City's once dilapidated Bryant Park is now a gathering spot with cafes, restaurant and a full schedule of events year-round.
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Ms. Cahan, who had a career as a dancer before becoming the executive director of the Eliot Feld Ballet, has spent much of her career transforming neglected theaters into revitalized cultural spaces.
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The plan is to produce 1,000 of the new missiles, which are stealthier and more precise than the ones they will replace, and to place revitalized nuclear warheads on half of them.
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The Italian squad, revitalized by new management and the arrival of four-time champion Sebastian Vettel, was the only team to break Mercedes' stranglehold on the top of the podium in 2015.
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As one of the genre's most in-demand producers, his beats have made bonafide stars out of Migos, helped legitimize Post Malone as a hip-hop heavy hitter and revitalized Drake's sound.
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The result is a varied political picture: immigration to Lewiston has revitalized the town, after decades of decline, but, in 2016, Maine gave Trump his only electoral-college vote in New England.
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Hell, this is the picture that revitalized Sam Elliott with a part that was designed just for him, and, as he tells it, made him feel free from being pigeonholed in Westerns.
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Activists — working with groups like Ni Una Menos — have taken to the streets and grown into a revitalized national movement since President Mauricio Macri asked Congress in February to vote on the issue.
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"I wish that those of us who lived in the suburbs had more access, could come and go, had transport and better security," said Wagner, a retired teacher visiting the revitalized port area.
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Application is not without a slight sting (that's the glycolic acid working its magic) but this overnight treatment will work like a liquid peel, revealing smoother, softer, and revitalized skin the next day.
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These are, after all, many of the haunts and places immortalized in Drake's lines (and not in Drake's lines) permanently closing, and being bulldozed into extinction to pave way for a "revitalized" city.
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"The company needs to be revitalized, we have to remove the people of the PT and of the MDB from there and then maybe we can think of privatization further along," he said.
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The Kimpton Hotel Born, adjacent to the revitalized Union Station in Downtown Denver, has just launched a package that includes a cooking demonstration, a three-course meal and a Friday night hotel stay.
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A Pennsylvania school district is arming hundreds of teachers with miniature baseball bats as a "last resort" in the wake of a recent school shooting that has revitalized the debate over school safety.
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Named in homage to the Methodist camp meetings held in the cottage-filled Oak Bluffs area since the early 1800s, the new 95-room Summercamp hotel has revitalized the 19th-century Wesley Hotel.
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Full moons are often emotional and exhausting, so you're sure to run into some drama — but let's be honest, was there ever a Leo who didn't feel revitalized after a taste of drama?
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Much has been made of the way Donald Trump, on the brink of failure as a businessman, parlayed a stint on reality TV into both a revitalized public image and the American presidency.
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By simply raising the gas tax to fund our infrastructure needs, America will be revitalized and millions of family-wage jobs will be created, helping to solve all of these problems at once.
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Dropbox and Slack became household names, Salesforce gained enterprise ubiquity, and Microsoft and Adobe revitalized their businesses by shifting from packaged software to cloud-based subscriptions, lifting their stock prices to record highs.
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Plenty of visitors opt to be by the bay over the beach in order to be close to this revitalized area and business hub with well-styled rooms from five-star hotel brands.
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On Saturday's evidence, Bencic would never have made it to the encounter with Osaka that revitalized her career as the powerful Estonian simply blew her off the court at the Margaret Court Arena.
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In 2020, Oklahoma City's downtown will be revitalized by the opening of the Oklahoma Contemporary Arts Center satellite, an expansive campus with galleries, performance spaces, classrooms, studios, and a café, according to Bilis.
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While Trump's proposals have brought the most attention to the region's energy and metals industries, the health care and technology sectors that have revitalized Pittsburgh in recent years are major employers, as well.
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The question hanging in the air, the issue that we must vigilantly monitor, is whether the emerging shoots of egalitarianism in this country will be stomped out by the jackboot of revitalized authoritarianism.
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William H. Hudnut III, who in his four terms as mayor of Indianapolis revitalized the city's downtown with a focus on professional sports, died on Sunday in Chevy Chase, Md. He was 84.
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I think refocusing on characters — how they deal with tragedy and new experiences, and what binds them together — has made it feel revitalized and less like the struggling comic book adaptation it had become.
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Local groups like the ones we study have revitalized existing local Democratic structures but also made it possible to cut around traditional gatekeepers, getting new candidates onto ballots and new supporters knocking on doors.
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A revitalized offensive line and new weapons Kenny Stills and Duke Johnson Jr. hope to provide quarterback Deshaun Watson with enough firepower to dominate their division and make a deep run in the postseason.
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Mr. Williams, a lifelong fan of the Dallas Mavericks, pointed out that when Mark Cuban, another tech billionaire, purchased and revitalized that team, he went out of his way to keep ticket prices low.
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The ANC has held power since it won an election at the end of apartheid in 1994, but it now faces a revitalized opposition and could be set for a tough battle next year.
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It was the latest in a string of urban terrorist attacks that have underscored Turkey's vulnerability as the country faces a revitalized Kurdish insurgency and a deeper involvement in Syria's war and refugee crisis.
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The north end of Central Park in New York City will undergo a complete transformation as part of a $150 million project that will introduce a new outdoor pool and a revitalized agricultural landscape.
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The Red Sox reached an agreement with J.D. Martinez on a five-year, $110 million contract on Monday, bringing the majors' leader in slugging percentage last season to a revitalized American League East rivalry.
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Probably not for that salary, given Harbaugh's track record: Before being hired by his alma mater, Harbaugh had rebuilt Stanford's program and revitalized the San Francisco 49ers, leading them to a Super Bowl appearance.
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This revitalized area, called Rondout-West Strand, tumbles down to a creek, a tributary of the Hudson River, where boats are tied up as prettily as anything moored along a canal in rural France.
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Just as the misguided American invasion of Iraq in 2003 revitalized Al Qaeda, some 17 years later, a return to chaos in the same country may yet do the same for the Islamic State.
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" But Mr. Fink said that her work was crucial to the development of American opera: "You could argue that Minimalism and Post-Minimal style had revitalized opera, but Minimalism hadn't dealt with text setting.
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"The revitalized peace process has led to a fragile peace at the national level in South Sudan, the conflict having shifted to an intensification of ethnic violence at a localized level," the report said.
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"At the end of this five-year period, New Yorkers will see a revitalized and modern system for the 275st century and beyond," the authority's chairman, Patrick J. Foye, said at a news conference.
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"In most of these votes, incumbents and entrenched ruling parties will face opposition forces revitalized by frustrated and economically marginalized urban youths, driving further risk of unrest and instability," the EXX Africa report said.
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The revitalized Croat won 12-of-13 points on her return and hung a rosary around her neck before serving for the match then crossed herself in the Roman Catholic tradition after sealing victory.
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"While the outcome of regional and international efforts to deliver a political settlement of the conflict is yet unclear, I must reiterate that any revitalized agreement must be inclusive, fair and sustainable," Guterres wrote.
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In the years since, however, T-Mobile has revitalized its business with aggressive promotions that undercut Verizon and AT&T, and it's since moved up above Sprint, which is now the carrier desperate for attention.
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And it's recently been revitalized in home invasion movies in particular, starting with You're Next and The Cabin in the Woods, and echoing through Don't Breathe, Hush, and the awful new remake of Dementia 13.
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I'm calling on venture capitalists (VCs) to use their dollars to fund more diverse founders, ensuring that the revitalized American Dream brings everyone — regardless of gender, race, geographic location, or background — onto the playing field.
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Since releasing his last studio album Paradise Valley in 2013, Mayer has been busy touring as the lead guitarist with Dead & Company, the revitalized band featuring Grateful Dead's Bob Weir, Mickey Hart and Bill Kreutzmann.
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Only two blocks from the new museums, revitalized docks, cruise ships and Olympic cultural activities on the recently renovated Praça Mauá, the area and its most famous snack are regaining popularity after years of neglect.
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Steenburgen, 65, stars alongside Jane Fonda, 80, Candice Bergen, 72, and Diane Keaton, 72, in the movie, which follows as the women's love lives are revitalized after they read the Fifty Shades of Grey series.
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The economic engine that drives that healing is a revitalized U.S. Food and Drug Administration and its partnership with the National Institutes of Health and other branches of the Department of Health and Human Services.
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Artists can make dozens, maybe…Read more ReadKelly Sue DeConnick on Captain Marvel&aposs Rise to the Top of the Marvel Cinematic UniverseComic book writer Kelly Sue DeConnick revitalized Captain Marvel for a new generation.
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Kanye West revitalized it as a space for experimentation, and more recently, his merch aesthetic has been absorbed into high fashion, thanks largely to the work of the designer Demna Gvasalia at Vetements and Balenciaga.
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What he advocated was a strong leader, who maintained strict order in the country, encouraged more religion and state support for the Orthodox church, together with a revitalized patriotism and a return to traditional values.
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His attorney general, Jeff Sessions, has reduced federal oversight of police departments, led the push for a revitalized war on drugs, and incorrectly argued that crime is increasing due to efforts to reduce prison sentences.
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The decision to start JaVale McGee has paid off with 8 points, Shaun Livingston has 8 points off the bench and David West looks revitalized in his first chunk of action in quite some time.
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They then joined 200 more friends for a reception at LangLab, an arts- and co-working space in a former furniture factory that is a prime example of the revitalized city Mr. Buttigieg helped transform.
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Dancers have learned again to step off balance into space and to embody their music rather than merely to follow it; and a number of excellent new ballets have revitalized the company's sense of mission.
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Boosting federal R&D spending to its historical average of about 1 percent of gross domestic product (GDP)—some $230 billion—could ignite the type of discoveries that have reshaped and revitalized the U.S. economy.
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With world-class sports and entertainment arenas, a revitalized downtown business district and celebrated, diverse pockets of community life, there's a wealth of wonders hidden in Anaheim, as long as you know where to look.
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In just two short years, Memphis has turned these formerly abandoned and divisive spaces into revitalized, thriving and welcoming gathering places, used by thousands of people, visitors and residents of a majority African American city.
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Released 15 years ago this September, Green Day's Bush-era "punk rock opera" completely revitalized their career, providing a comeback after 2000's disappointing Warning and reintroducing the band to a younger generation of fans.
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ISTANBUL — Turkey reeled on Wednesday from a deadly bombing of a military convoy in the capital, plunging its leaders deeper into crisis mode and underscoring the country's vulnerability to the Syrian war and revitalized Kurdish insurgency.
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"The failure to associate dark matter with an elementary particle has revitalized interest in the idea that there may be a large population of primordial black holes" left over from the Big Bang, the authors write.
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This problem extends to those mind-bending conservatives appropriating feminism, but it began inside what Solnit calls the "revitalized feminist movement," where two phenomena are currently dismantling the ideology from opposite sides of the political spectrum.
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The super PAC, Future 45, was revitalized as a pro-Trump committee in early fall by the Ricketts, who earlier in the election support anti-Trump efforts, and by Adelson, who sat out the Republican primary.
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Chadrack played at Wichita State and made the Final Four as a junior and played professionally for the Cape Breton Highlanders of NBL Canada (where former first-round NBA pick Royce White revitalized his basketball career).
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You likely won't hear about it when Buttigieg, who would be the youngest and first openly gay president, preaches "intergenerational justice," or Sunday, when he's expected to officially launch his campaign from the city's revitalized downtown.
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"Joe Biden helped save the auto industry, which revitalized the economy of the Midwest and led the passage and implementation of the Recovery Act, saving our economy from a depression," the narrator says in the ad.
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In the years since, we've revitalized technology innovation at NASA, extended the life of the International Space Station, and helped American companies create private-sector jobs by capitalizing on the untapped potential of the space industry.
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House Intelligence chairman Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) has hired Daniel Goldman, a former assistant U.S. attorney in the Southern District of New York, to lead the committee's revitalized investigation into the Trump campaign's ties to Russia.
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The philanthropic effort briefly revitalized his health, Mr. Epp writes; Dr. Abbe, who died of bone marrow failure, had been an early advocate of radiation treatments for cancer and was most likely overexposed to radioactive toxins.
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The film's engagement with social issues slightly overshadows what an utterly charming cast it has, including fresh-faced babes Tobey Maguire and Charlize Theron, plus Michael Caine in the Oscar-winning role that revitalized his career.
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Historic neighborhoods are being revitalized at breakneck speeds, luring citizens back to streets lined with iconic architecture, much of which dates to the city's late-19th- and early-3503th-century origins as a gold-rush boomtown.
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Palatial hotels offer a glimpse into the city's storied past, while a revitalized waterfront district refreshes the longstanding Greek concept of the agora, with modern Greek restaurants and grand plazas offering new venues for cultural development.
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"I really felt like her story was extremely important because there's this strange old guard of patriarchy and sexism that I think is being revitalized by the Trump administration," Mirabella-Davis told VICE in an interview.
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Completed in 2014 in Singapore's District 7 — an area now being revitalized, with prewar buildings being renovated or replaced by new developments — the Concourse Skyline is close to museums, restaurants, schools and the island's business district.
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Ward Chamberlin Jr., a leading architect of the nation's public broadcasting system who revitalized PBS stations in New York and Washington and nurtured the career of the documentarian Ken Burns, died on Thursday in Bedford, Mass.
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"It was deserted," said Pat Brown, who has lived in Memphis for 36 years and co-owns T Clifton Art Gallery, one of the first businesses to move to the revitalized Broad Avenue nine years ago.
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The government just unveiled the first national monument to the victims of political repression, and the revitalized Gulag History Museum, which moved to a larger building in 2015, has been recording the recollections of remaining survivors.
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The revitalized and bustling neighborhood they envisioned has not materialized, and local media reported earlier this month that the city is negotiating low-cost loans to sell thousands of unoccupied Olympic Village apartments to government workers.
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" The insider continued: "She checked herself into a treatment facility to aid in her wellness plan and is looking forward to coming out of this revitalized and ready to tackle the exciting new projects that await her.
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More than a year ago, the March for Our Lives movement that came out of the Parkland, Florida, school shooting revitalized America's broader debate about guns, pushing the issue to the forefront in the 2018 midterm elections.
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If this is the final year of R.A. Dickey's long major-league career, at least the Atlanta Braves knuckleballer gets to make one final start in the city where his career was revitalized Tuesday at New York.
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Previously, the gallery released a limited edition vinyl run of the soundtrack from The Last of Us. Over the past six or so years, Mondo has almost single-handedly revitalized the lost business of custom movie posters.
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"She checked herself into a treatment facility to aid in her wellness plan and is looking forward to coming out of this revitalized and ready to tackle the exciting new projects that await her," the source added.
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DICE's Battlefront was generally panned by fans of the original games, and it's hard to imagine them forking over $60 for its sequel when they can return to the newly revitalized classic—assuming those servers get fixed.
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Then again, I do think that #NoDAPL has revitalized the argument [that] it's important for journalists to pay attention to the fact that already marginalized communities are the ones on the front lines, fighting against environmental injustices.
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But with Turkey's economic woes mounting, partly due to the lira currency's sharp decline against the dollar and euro, Erdogan and his ruling, Islamist-rooted AK Party, are facing an unexpectedly strong challenge from a revitalized opposition.
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Syfy has revitalized its original programming in recent years in the form of shows like The Expanse and Killjoys, and it's no doubt hoping that adding Martin's brand to the mix will yield a true prestige series.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - Revitalized 230 champion Angelique Kerber made a major statement of intent as she stormed into the semi-finals of the Australian Open with a dominant 210-1 6-2 victory over Madison Keys on Wednesday.
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But this November, one week after the election of a president who has revitalized law-and-order rhetoric and is a death-penalty enthusiast, there was a very different kind of gathering inside that same witnessing room.
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"She checked herself into a treatment facility to aid in her wellness plan and is looking forward to coming out of this revitalized and ready to tackle the exciting new projects that await her," the insider explained.
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ANKARA (Reuters) - After dominating Turkish politics for a decade and a half, President Tayyip Erdogan now faces his biggest electoral challenge, from a combative former teacher who has revitalized a dispirited opposition in less than two months.
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Revitalized by the conductor Gianandrea Noseda, the National Symphony performs Act II of Wagner's "Tristan und Isolde" with Stephen Gould and Christine Goerke in the title roles, and Ekaterina Gubanova as Brangäne and Günther Groissböck as Marke.
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Having successfully revitalized sales in its "signature" categories of style, baby, kids and wellness, the discount retailer is now struggling to bring shoppers into its stores for two major categories that drive repeat traffic: grocery and pharmacy.
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Asbury Park has been experiencing a renaissance, now with a hip hotel, modern restaurants and cool attractions (like Asbury Lanes bowling alley and concert venue, which opened in May) and more crowds, thanks to a revitalized waterfront.
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Claire Garofalo of the Associated Press recently published a brilliant examination of the small city of Lewiston, Maine — a long-declining factory town that has in many ways been revitalized by an influx of refugees from Somalia.
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So far, the state has invested about $1.5 billion in Buffalo and the surrounding areas, an infusion Mr. Cuomo has consistently said has revitalized the city, though the governor's job promises have been shown to be overblown.
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Nevertheless, Erpenbeck's novel makes a powerful case for Richard's evolution, and by the book's close we understand that his own life — so long controlled and closed down — has been emotionally opened and revitalized by his new path.
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Bungie's Destiny series, which is perhaps the closet analog to Anthem currently on the market, has been reworked every couple of years or so since 2014 with massive fall expansions that revitalized the game and its sequel.
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BEIJING (Reuters) - Japan needs to get over its anxiety about China, face the fact that its big neighbor is becoming revitalized and move the relationship forward instead of backward, Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi said on Wednesday.
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The fox-in-the-henhouse metaphor may be a tired one, but Mr. Trump has revitalized it, implicitly tasking one appointee after another to subvert the very agency he or she is supposed to oversee and sustain.
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By investing in this green infrastructure option instead of only pipes and underground tanks, the city saved $14 million dollars and provided a catalyst for the flood-prone and neglected Old Fourth Ward neighborhood to be revitalized.
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With his home and work lives in total disarray, Miles takes his newly revitalized office nemesis' suggestion and heads to a magical spa where $50,000 is supposed to help him become the best possible version of himself.
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Britain's exit from the European Union has not only revitalized current members but it has also inspired countries outside of the bloc to apply for membership, the International Monetary Fund's managing director, Christine Lagarde told CNBC Tuesday.
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For example, food and agricultural associations that saw U.S. agricultural exports to Mexico and Canada increased by $30 billion over the 25-year period following NAFTA's ratification are eager to reap additional benefits from a revitalized deal.
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On Wednesday, HGTV announced exclusively with PEOPLE that one of the first special guests to appear on the revitalized home renovation series — which originally ran on ABC from 2003 until 2012 — will be Black-ish's Anthony Anderson.
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Those two players, along with a potent bench led by Manu Ginobili and David West, have revitalized San Antonio and have lightened the load on veterans like Tim Duncan, who will sit out Monday's game with knee soreness.
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The explosive innards of the revitalized weapons may not be entirely new, they argue, but the smaller yields and better targeting can make the arms more tempting to use — even to use first, rather than in retaliation. Gen.
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Appearing in 23 episodes since 2013, Capaldi's tenure as The Doctor in the revitalized show is shorter than that his immediate predecessors David Tennant and Matthew Smith, who portrayed the character for 47 episodes and 44 episodes, respectively.
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The event is simultaneously good and bad, which befits its status as a thing revitalized by ur-cornball Dwight Howard, who took it and turned it into amateur theater during his run as champ in 21997 and 210.
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These aren't statistics that can win back critical Democrats-turned-Trumpers in the nearby Great Lakes swing states, nor is this the story of someone who's genuinely comfortable with the revitalized liberal and ideological wing of the party.
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They have included Ms. Kennedy, Ms. Fornés, Horton Foote and, improbably enough, Mr. Albee, whose revitalized career in New York could be said to have been jump-started by Signature's season of his work in the early 1990s.
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The advent of the Trump administration brought with it conversations about further change to the structure of U.S. media, and the need for a revitalized role for the United States in the "war of ideas" against radical Islam.
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That union is sure to see LinkedIn lean on its parents considerable assets, particularly in the enterprise space, meaning that smaller rivals like FullContact will need to focus on differentiation to avoid being bulldozed by a revitalized LinkedIn.
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News. "She checked herself into a treatment facility to aid in her wellness plan and is looking forward to coming out of this revitalized and ready to tackle the exciting new projects that await her," the source added.
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In a diverse attack, Chris Hogan led New England with 114 receiving yards on just 4 catches, Rob Gronkowski looked revitalized with 5 catches for 109 yards, and Bennett finished the day with 6 catches for 63 yards.
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"The Green Climate Fund has revitalized hope for countries like Vietnam that they can meet their Paris agreement targets — embracing the green energy revolution, but also helping their citizens to adapt to climate change," Ms. Kirsch-Wood said.
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Though the generation that a revitalized L'Uomo Vogue hopes to lure to its pages may consume every new gadget that Apple churns out, it probably does not want to dress the way that, at 57, Mr. Cook does.
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Cora Cahan, who as head of The New 42nd Street revitalized a stretch of seedy theaters near Times Square into thriving cultural institutions, announced on Thursday that she will step down as the organization's chief executive next June.
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After a 2016 primary contest that pushed Hillary Clinton to adopt the most progressive platform in history and revitalized the sort of agitation for social democracy that defined Bernie Sanders's career, the party had two ways to go.
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Lytle revitalized the company's old-fashioned designs with playful updates of English country classics like tall barstools with diamond-patterned backs, petite side tables crafted entirely of tightly woven rattan and lampshades made in a traditional basket weave.
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"Let's move beyond the daily fray of who is disparaging whom on Twitter, and rally around a policy agenda that will lead to greater economic growth, revitalized leadership on the global stage and a strengthened democracy," he wrote.
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In an interview published Wednesday with USA Today, Clinton did not rule out replacing Wasserman Schultz but noted she had not picked her to chair the DNC and said she planned to move forward with a revitalized party.
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Near the end of her tenure, fashion critics grew bored with her clothes, many of which reworked themes that Gucci had been exploring since the nineties, when Tom Ford, the American designer, revitalized the brand with outré glamour.
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The EU also promised revitalized EU accession talks and an initial 3 billion euros in aid for Syrian refugees in Turkey in return for Ankara's help on migration, and it has taken steps recently to speed up disbursement.
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After all, the Catskills and the Poconos are becoming revitalized as young people rediscover the humble wonders near cities like New York and Philadelphia, places their parents might have gone or something they saw in a Patrick Swayze movie.
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She started by apologizing for her botched bet on a snap June election which stripped her party of its majority in parliament, then pitched a revitalized "British Dream" for which she proposed fixing broken markets and uniting the country.
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That brings the total number to roughly 14,000 US troops that are working with the Afghan government to counter a revitalized Taliban insurgency as well as an ISIS affiliate that has taken root in some parts of the country.
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Above all, the Trump administration's disastrous handling of the crisis has given outspoken agitators like him a revitalized opportunity to start a conversation about the inequalities and stagnation that have been invisible to the wider world for so long.
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He's revitalized his tenuous relationships with Republican leaders after the kind of week that has ended political careers—and all he had to do to patch things up was propose to give himself and his family several huge gifts.
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Will Fuller, Notre Dame, Houston Texans Braxton Miller, Ohio State, Houston Texans The Texans completely revitalized their offense in the off-season, moving on from Arian Foster and opting for a young, speedy offensive core around quarterback Brock Osweiler.
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Similarly, the partnership of the Internal Revenue Service and the private sector, working with local authorities, turned an abandoned railway station and post office complex in downtown Kansas City into the heart of a new and revitalized urban district.
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Washington (CNN)Chuck D has been fighting the power since hip-hop's early days, and in a new age of revitalized activism, the Public Enemy and Prophets of Rage emcee is passing his wisdom along to a new generation.
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"We always feel like we can win, and then when it's in the media that we're rebuilding, it's tough; it's almost like a fake kind of energy," said Scooter Gennett, the second baseman for the suddenly revitalized Cincinnati Reds.
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And as cities have grown and revitalized over the past two decades thanks to millennial gentrification — and become accordingly tolerant of LGBTQ Americans — it's only strengthened the perception that cities are a place where traditional values don't matter anymore.
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John Portman, the architect and developer who revolutionized hotel designs with soaring futuristic atriums, built commercial towers that revitalized the downtowns of decaying postwar American cities and transformed Asian skylines from Shanghai to Mumbai, died on Friday in Atlanta.
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I know this sounds weird, but one of the dustiest comics of your parents' (and grandparents') childhoods has been revitalized beyond what you thought was possible, and a big part of that is because Nancy's kind of an asshole.
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Mr. Moss, who stepped down as New York's editor in chief after a 15-year tenure during which he revitalized the magazine and presided over the start of the related sites, said he was in favor of the deal.
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For evidence of the city's ongoing evolution, head west to Majorna, a revitalized area with working-class roots and wide, tree-lined avenues that are now home to a growing number of antique shops, record stores and inviting cafes.
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Alabama has now joined states that voted in November 85033 to reject one-party Republican rule in Washington and demand it be replaced by a revitalized democracy in which government serves the people and all people are treated equally.
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But as much as some residents of South Bend have touted the newly revitalized downtown, others -- primarily those from historically African American areas west of downtown -- have expressed reservations over how the renewal was not felt in their neighborhoods.
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The police shooting has laid bare anger among many in South Bend's black community, not just about police conduct, but a belief that many African American neighborhoods have been left behind while Buttigieg has revitalized more affluent, whiter areas.
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And as cities have grown and revitalized over the past two decades thanks to millennial gentrification — and become accordingly tolerant of LGBTQ Americans — it's only strengthened the perception that cities are a place where "traditional values" don't matter anymore.
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Grown near the contemporary arts center La Sucrière, the revitalized field also nourished flax and barley; the resulting harvest was repurposed into eco-friendly building materials, such as blocks of hempcrete, which were on display in an indoor space nearby.
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However, traders such as flavored tobacco vendors and corn on the cob sellers have in recent days flocked to the area to ply their trade in the revitalized center of town, while deserted buildings have been repurposed for community initiatives.
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The Biden campaign released a biting web ad comparing Mr. Buttigieg's experience as a former mayor — "Pete Buttigieg revitalized the sidewalks of downtown South Bend by laying out decorative brick" — to Mr. Biden's tenure in the White House and Senate.
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They are part of a revitalized progressive wing that represents a new generation of potential Democratic voters looking to force presidential candidates to grapple with what it actually means for the US to support Israel in the run-up to 2020.
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The strike poses a problem for President Emmerson Mnangagwa who wants to revive a sluggish economy ahead of elections set for July in which he faces a revitalized opposition Movement for Democratic Change party led by 40-year-old Nelson Chamisa.
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The Saudis, who were the world's largest oil producer until the US shale boom revitalized the American industry, refuse to rein in production and stabilize prices, possibly because they want to sell their oil as fast as possible, she said.
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Democrats are seeing a revitalized base after Democrat Jon Ossoff nearly scored a win in a heavily conservative House district in Georgia last month and a better-than-expected performance in a special House election in Kansas earlier in April.
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Revitalized overnight leader Michelle Wie maintained her strong showing from the opening round, the American firing a three-under 69 to join Thai world number two Ariya Jutanugarn and Korea's Hur Mi-jung in a tie for second on nine-under.
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Coming from a very different perspective, the works of Nae Howard combine the pre-gentrification feel of Fort Greene, Brooklyn with the neighborhood's new, "revitalized" cultural climate, both of which have been intimately experienced by the artist, a Fort Greene native.
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It didn't matter that the incumbent during his seven-year tenure revitalized downtown, spearheaded the building of a minor league baseball stadium and an award-winning park (which) led to the building of thousands of new apartments and upscale restaurants.
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Maria Grazia Chiuri, who revitalized Valentino with her partner in design, Pierpaolo Piccioli, has struck out on her own as the new artistic director of Dior, the first woman to hold the position in the 69-year history of the house.
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The real advance has come through the dedication of feminist scholars, such as Linda Nochlin, Hayden Herrera, and Kellie Jones, who have revitalized the discipline of art history and expanded the protest against exclusion to consider race along with gender.
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In terms of industry background, after decades of decline, the U.S. railroad industry was revitalized by a major federal policy change nearly 40 years ago, when Congress passed and President Jimmy Carter signed into law the Staggers Rail Act of 1980.
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The recently revitalized brand was resuscitated last year for business uses, but the tech also lives on in Microsoft's experiments with holograms for virtual and augmented reality as it looks to bring more functionality to the HoloLens product — and beyond.
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Named one of the two European Capitals of Culture for 2018, Valletta has been exhilaratingly revitalized by the architect Renzo Piano's 63 reconstruction and re-envisioning of its city gate, parliament building and opera house (badly bombed in World War II).
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This improvement has been laid at the feet of newly acquired assistant coach Mike D'Antoni and 27-Year-Old Career-Fringe-Point-Guard Ish Smith, who have revitalized the 76ers offensive attack by, like, developing an attack and then using it.
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It was Cleveland's first major sports championship since 1964 — to go with all the other ways James has financially and culturally revitalized this city and his nearby hometown, Akron, after returning from the Heat to rejoin the team that drafted him.
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He later decamped to the Catskills, where he currently lives, works and operates a new version of Freddy in a revitalized church in the hamlet of Harris, N.Y. Abelow moved to New York City on the last day of 1998.
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May's Conservative Party lost its majority but still won the most seats, doing particularly well in constituencies that backed withdrawal from the European Union, while the revitalized Labour Party did better in urban seats that were opposed to leaving the bloc.
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As we wrap up the year, let us note the following good news for people who want our nation to be governed in a manner that encourages individuals to succeed, our security to be strengthened and our culture to be revitalized.
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Frustrated that a definitive answer to what exactly happened to Mr. Hammarskjold's plane had never been established, his two most recent successors in the top role at the United Nations — Ban Ki-moon and António Guterres — have revitalized the inquiry.
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Unlike his generational peers who came from similar upper-class Anglo-Irish stock, Yeats was an Irish nationalist who hoped for a postcolonial Ireland revitalized by an embrace of the Celtic imagination and the folk beliefs of its agrarian past.
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While Sin City is known for the extreme, relentless tourism of the Strip, there's plenty of action going on beyond that: Vegas has everything from a newly revitalized downtown area to weirdo strip malls to get you through the night.
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In the same way that Lamar's To Pimp a Butterfly and Chance's Coloring Book revitalized the genre by infusing it with jazz and gospel, reflectively, Staples incorporated a forward-thinking selection of electronic sounds for the year's most adventurous hip-hop record.
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When we talk about cities being revitalized, you're always at risk for gentrification… So for me, as an investor and a partner, to know that Detroit is going through the big wave of revitalization, we wanted to have skin in the game.
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One flick through show images from February's fall/winter 2017 collections and you'll see how designers revitalized the fabric for autumn: Marc Jacobs presented outerwear with shearling-trimmed cord jackets in taupes and maroons, perhaps taking inspiration from Stranger Things' Jonathan Byers.
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The mode is far from being a shot in the arm for the whole Destiny community, but it's certainly a very solid and smart step in the right direction to help Destiny 2 feel revitalized and worth coming back to this fall.
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National Democrats are seeing a revitalized base after Democrat Jon Ossoff nearly scored an outright win in a heavily conservative House district in Georgia last month and a better-than-expected performance in a special House election in Kansas earlier in April.
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Its legacy is wide-reaching and varied; it revitalized London's lindy hop scene, was the campaign song for George Bush's 703 re-election trail, and arguably provided the sonic template for the I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here theme tune.
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Barbie has also seen sales revitalized in recent months from variants of the 303-year-old doll based on popular celebrities and role models such as tennis star Naomi Osaka, aviation pioneer Amelia Earhart and singer David Bowie's alter-ego Ziggy Stardust.
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MONTREAL (Reuters) - The leader of Canada's Bloc Quebecois, a separatist party in the mainly French-speaking province of Quebec which was revitalized in Monday's election, said on Tuesday that being aligned with independence movements in Scotland and Spain was a positive development.
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"After RadioShack's successful emergence from bankruptcy as a revitalized company with over 22009,2286 stores in 22009,22014 communities, we had to address the reality that many people thought we were no longer in business," Michael Tatelman, RadioShack's chief marketing officer, told CNBC last year.
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MELBOURNE (Reuters) - A revitalized Angelique Kerber stands as a huge roadblock to the maiden grand slam hopes of world number one Simona Halep and number two Caroline Wozniacki at the Australian Open women's semi-finals at the Rod Laver Arena on Thursday.
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Since opening four years ago, it has grown to 18 locations, including the new Summercamp that revitalized a historic hotel on Martha's Vineyard (rooms from $149) and Field Guide, which replaced an English-style inn in Stowe, Vt., with more rustic, woodsy design.
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"With slick infinity edge pools facing the Aegean, celebrity-approved beach clubs, spas with steamy hammams, and sunbathing nooks shrouded by olive groves, the see-and-be-seen destination is a revitalized alternative to St-Tropez and Mykonos," the publication wrote of Bodrum.
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Its legacy is wide-reaching and varied; it revitalized London's lindy hop scene, was the campaign song for George Bush's 2004 re-election trail, and arguably provided the sonic template for the I'm a Celebrity Get Me Out of Here theme tune.
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But there's a threat to the dream of a revitalized river — a project that would put a newly unobstructed Klamath at risk of contamination while simultaneously contributing to climate change, desecrating grave sites and trampling the traditional territory of the Klamath people.
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This 50-acre cultural complex — which houses the National Library of Greece, the Greek National Opera and Stavros Niarchos Park, one of the largest green spaces in the city — has revitalized the formerly derelict Faliro Delta waterfront in the industrial Kallithea neighborhood.
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"Both Vice President Biden and Mayor Pete have helped shape our economy," the narrator says facetiously, saying that while Biden helped revitalize the economy by passing the Recovery Act, Buttigieg revitalized South Bend's economy by laying out "decorative brick" on the sidewalks.
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The team said a series of surprise positive data from smaller companies like Axsome and Karuna as well as revitalized growth opportunities for previously-stagnant large-cap companies (Biogen with aducanumab and Amgen with Otezla) could be the beginning of a longer bounce.
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On the album side, there were No. 1s by Future (with two different LPs in back-to-back weeks), the revitalized and bigger-than-ever LCD Soundsystem, the little-known rapper NF and, of course, heavyweights like Katy Perry, Pink and Taylor Swift.
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"Our objective is to have a revitalized NAFTA, a NAFTA that helps America and as part of that the 232s would logically go away both as it relates to Canada and to Mexico," Ross told the Senate Finance Committee in testimony on June 20.
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The NoHo Arts District, a revitalized section of North Hollywood known for its small theaters and lively restaurants, is a 10-minute drive, and the Studio City section of Ventura Boulevard, the San Fernando Valley's main artery, is 10 to 15 minutes south by car.
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In addition to the several parks that were created, other aging buildings were also removed to allow for additional public space, and the revitalized river also helped to spur development in the now very popular industrial areas just to the west of the banks.
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MONTREAL, Oct 22 (Reuters) - The leader of Canada's Bloc Quebecois, a separatist party in the mainly French-speaking province of Quebec which was revitalized in Monday's election, said on Tuesday that being aligned with independence movements in Scotland and Spain was a positive development.
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We're arguably living in a new golden age of little magazines: Not only have publications like n+1, Jacobin, the Los Angeles Review of Books, and Current Affairs appeared in recent years, but older ones like The Baffler and Dissent have been resurrected or revitalized.
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"The combination of an Al Qaeda emirate and a revitalized Al Qaeda central leadership in northern Syria would represent a confidence boost for the jihadi organization's global brand," Charles Lister, a senior fellow at the Middle East Institute, wrote this month in Foreign Policy.
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There are a number of programs in there worth looking at if you're interested in the economy of rural areas and how it might be spurred or revitalized (for instance paying teachers better), but the internet access portion is the most relevant for tech.
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When Trump Towers Rio was announced in 2012 to local fanfare, developers said it would be the largest corporate office complex in Brazil: five skyscrapers towering almost 40 stories high overlooking the city's revitalized Port Zone, which was being developed ahead of the Rio Olympics.
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When Trump Towers Rio was announced in 2012 to local fanfare, developers said it would be the largest corporate office complex in Brazil: five skyscrapers towering almost 20153 stories high overlooking the city's revitalized Port Zone, which was being developed ahead of the Rio Olympics.
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"To you who like French history, to you who like to see it revitalized, I warmly recommend you to read the 2018 edition of the National Commemorations," the minister, Françoise Nyssen, wrote in the foreword of the annual project that celebrates notable events and figures.
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" When I mentioned to him that multiple people had suggested I eat at Central, an upscale Southern food restaurant in downtown's tiny revitalized commercial district, he joked, "Central is so expensive, you'd be better off buying a restaurant and opening and stocking the kitchen yourself.
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After a series of complaints about how badly Hollywood treats its directors, he revitalized his career with a series of experiments, from shooting entire feature films on a series of iPhones to self-distributing his film Logan Lucky in an attempt to bypass traditional gatekeepers.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Six Years Later, Cuomo's 'Buffalo Billion' Project Yields Uneven Results" (news article, July 3): Today's revitalized Buffalo is a city of opportunity for all, a magnet for millennials, innovative companies, business incubator competitions, life sciences research, tourism and tech.
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But it shouldn't take a security consultant to explain the obvious: The very thing that makes these revitalized city centers so attractive to visit and to live and work in is what also makes them attractive targets for terrorists, and even the plain deranged.
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The Camino de Santiago has been revitalized in recent years and has become one of Spain's main tourism attractions, providing an economic lifeline for many of the small villages and towns along the way, including Astorga, where Ms. Thiem stayed just before her disappearance.
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"It's quite fascinating to see this sort of parallel track of those existing members of the EU suddenly being revitalized, rejuvenated and re-encouraged in the face of what they regarded as the adversity of one member wanting to jump ship," Lagarde said on Tuesday.
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Noguchi's Akari Light Sculptures revitalized traditional Japanese materials (hand-made paper and bamboo) with an industrial and modern touch; the surfaces of his stoneworks reveal the traces of drills, chisels, and hammers much as many of Sachs's sculptures expose their components and celebrate their rawness.
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Outfitters Black Tomato and Remote Lands now offer journeys in the region, from guided archaeological tours to rock climbing and river jaunts in basket boats Columbus, Ohio With a revitalized riverfront and booming downtown, Columbus is already one of the nation's fastest-growing cities.
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The building stood as a symbol of what Buttigieg hopes to deliver to the country: While the mayor announced on the rusted factory floor, just a doorway away stood the portion of the building that had been revitalized into a gleaming incubator to tech startups.
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The condition of the region's hospitals stands in stark contrast to the the gleaming new Olympic arenas and revitalized Porto Maravilha district that already includes a $59 million dollar million Museum of Tomorrow, and will soon see construction of the Trump Towers Rio complex.
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Image: Carleton Immersive Media Studio; Carleton University © J. Paul Getty TrustYears of steadily accumulating dust and grime had taken a toll on King Tut's tomb, but a recently completed restoration project has revitalized the historic chamber, while making much-needed infrastructure improvements to prevent ongoing decay.
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Black Mirror may have revitalized the anthology format on TV, but Netflix's hit sci-fi series wouldn't exist without the anxiety-inducing work of Philip K. Dick, whose dystopian yarns have inspired generations of genre writers and seem to take on new relevance with each passing day.
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"These are exciting times for BP in the North Sea as we lay the foundations of a refreshed and revitalized business that we expect to double production to 2100,252.6 barrels a day by 228 and keep producing beyond 219.4," Mark Thomas, BP North Sea regional president, said.
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"Both Vice President Biden and former Mayor Pete have helped shape our economy: Joe Biden helped save the auto industry, which revitalized the economy of the Midwest, and led the passage and the implementation of the Recover Act, saving our economy from a depression," the narrator adds.
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South Bend's northwest, pocked by vacant lots, broken curbs and blighted by streets that residents say have gone unpaved for years, is a world away from the sleek, revitalized downtown at the center of Buttigieg's audacious argument for placing himself in the highest office in the land.
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While Republicans are ashamed by Trump's admiration for Russian dictator Vladimir Putin and appears to plead with Putin to escalate Russian cyberwar against American democracy, Democrats are energized when Sanders and Warren go all out for Clinton and escalate their campaign for revitalized democracy and financial fairness.
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You have the North Side, Around the Loop and parts of the South West Side that were O.K. at best neighborhoods 35 years ago but now, over the last 25 years have been revitalized by young college graduates moving into the areas to enjoy city life.
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We know it took years of public outcry and a steady commitment to public health to eventually pass strong laws and put in place critical regulations that enabled Pittsburgh's transition from a city with visibly dirty air and polluted rivers to a revitalized and thriving community.
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But the criticism aside, the 2016 Summer Olympics in Rio have profoundly altered this city of six million, yielding a revitalized port; a new subway line; and a flush of municipal projects, big and small, that had long been on the wish list of city planners.
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On the other hand, classic Broadway musicals have been revitalized and reconceived here in surprising ways — from Trevor Nunn's production of "Oklahoma!" at the National Theater in the 1990s to John Doyle's "The Color Purple" at the Menier Chocolate Factory (which usually does uncommon American musicals proud).
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A lot of Olsen's work feels like a revitalized take on the Americana style, highlighting the intricacies and details of life in America outside of metropolitan hubs like NYC and LA. His upcoming series It's a Dry Heat feels like the psychological epitome of an American summer.
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Oddly, though, Mr. Trump's attacks — and especially his extraordinarily personal vitriol about Mr. Trudeau over Twitter as he departed the Group of 7 talks — may have revitalized the prime minister's political career even as his popularity in polls was falling and questions about his leadership growing.
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For now, the Twins rely on the promising-but-erratic Berrios, the steady Ervin Santana, the ageless Bartolo Colon, the revitalized Kyle Gibson — and not on Jaime Garcia, the veteran left-hander they acquired from Atlanta for one July start before trading him to the Yankees.
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What we really need is a revitalized Republican Party that is freed of adherence to the age-old myth that the rich are fit and the poor unfit and is ready to the meet the Democrats halfway in creating a government that works for all Americans.
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While now in a 1-0 hole in the best-of-seven series, Cleveland could be revitalized by the close game, and has a chance to even things up, and steal home court advantage, if they can get a win in Game 2 on Sunday in Oakland.
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The anatomical structure of a van Dyck portrait, to which the exhibition title refers, is a blend of elements, some of which came from the century prior to the Baroque; van Dyck absorbed and revitalized them into a style that succeeded with power elites for generations.
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It's possible that this is ephemeral, that Cruz was a weak candidate, and O'Rourke was a strong one; but if O'Rourke's Senate campaign revitalized the Texas Democratic Party and helped shift that paradigm for voters in the state, then Texas will become a much more competitive state going forward.
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"The brand has been reinvigorated and now with that revitalized branding of the licenses, this year and into next year is about pushing on with new differentiated cutting edge tech," Neil Campling, head of global technology, media and telecom research at Northern Trust Capital Markets, told CNBC by phone.
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The painting, which was mocked in memes, a Saturday Night Live segment, and with comparisons to the 1997 film Bean: The Ultimate Disaster Movie, became a tourist attraction that spurred a 1,000 percent increase in visits to the local medieval art museum and revitalized the town's restaurant business.
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Accounts of the massacre, which happened Tuesday near the southern city of Lashkar Gah in Helmand Province, punctuated a growing crisis in Afghanistan's armed forces that goes to the heart of their sustainability: They are sustaining enormous casualties from a revitalized Taliban insurgency and are facing increased problems recruiting.
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If anything, it has been revitalized by this failed experiment in Islamic governance, among everyone from young, disenfranchised professionals and activists in the Arab world to at least two generations of European Muslims, middle-class and marginalized alike, who feel increasingly alienated by societies in which they were born.
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More recent examples include the Please Touch Community Garden in San Francisco, established in a neglected lot with vegetables that can be grown and harvested by anyone who wants to participate, and Sunflower Village in Baltimore, which revitalized an abandoned space with a "Sunflower Mountain" and garden-themed murals.
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"My natural assumption was that NBC would put my new show on the air as part of a revitalized 'Must See TV' and make 200 classic episodes — no lazy clip shows — finishing with a 90-minute finale that everyone agreed was a sweet and satisfying send-off," she said.
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ESPN fantasy ownership: 40.1%Week 14 stats: 391 passing yards, three touchdowns — 27.5 fantasy pointsOne thing to know: Ryan Tannehill has revitalized the Titans offense since taking over for Marcus Mariota, and if you're in a pinch, he could be a huge addition to your fantasy lineup as well.
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Unlike artists like Little Richard who experienced a revitalized interest in all things religion late in life, West's relationship to Christianity is more akin to that of musicians like Bob Dylan or Prince, whose consistent wrestling with theological questions over the course of their illustrious careers has generated recent critical attention.
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The return of figures like Kid Rock and the rise of rock and rap fusions in the mainstream is sign enough that the aggro/nu-metal aesthetic has been the wave these past few years, but no person might be more an avatar for this revitalized era than Post Malone.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Asking rents for office space in downtown New York hit a record high in May as construction of a new tower at the World Trade Center and the migration of firms to a revitalized Lower Manhattan helped lift rental rates, brokerage CBRE Group Inc said on Thursday.
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Hey look, it's the scariest New York Times sentence you'll read in 2016:The explosive innards of the revitalized [nuclear] weapons may not be entirely new, they argue, but the smaller yields and better targeting can make the arms more tempting to use—even to use first, rather than in retaliation.
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"Horror in recent years has garnered critical respect, something that has eluded the much maligned genre in the past and the 'It' franchise has been a part of the newly revitalized stature of what has always been one of the most reliable, though often under-appreciated categories in film," Dergarabedian said.
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In what was billed as the major hometown rally kicking off his campaign, Mr. Booker spoke to a late-arriving but enthusiastic crowd at Military Park, a revitalized green oasis in a city that was once a symbol of urban despair but has credible claims of an economic and cultural resurgence.
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Even as Obama spoke, car bombs and insurgent strikes were ripping across northern Iraq: the work of the resurgent Islamic State of Iraq, revitalized under Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi with help of a cadre of ex-Iraqi military and intelligence people he had met while imprisoned by the United States.
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Indeed, depending on one's views on the city's eternal struggle between development and preservation, the new Tin Building represents either the keystone of a revitalized Pier 17 and South Street Seaport district or the loss of an important physical vestige of the city's thriving past as a maritime commercial center.
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These revitalized talks serve as an opportunity to liberalize energy trade and investment between the three countries, making it easier to build pipelines across borders, while boosting U.S. exports of refined oil products and natural gas, ensuring the continent can enjoy cleaner, more reliable and cheaper energy for years to come.
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The revitalized Carol Danvers had become a central player in Marvel's comics universe, and the publisher successfully introduced a diverse array of characters like a young new Spider-Man, Miles Morales, who is of black and Puerto Rican descent, and a new Ms. Marvel, Kamala Khan, who is a Muslim teenager.
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"The President's Commission on Combating Drug Addiction and the Opioid Crisis has recommended (p60) that data collection systems need to be improved and the data gaps need to be filled and revitalized using such novel approaches, such as testing wastewater in highly circumscribed regions for estimating drug metabolites," Ghaeli said in a statement.
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It shows Biden helping pass the Affordable Care Act while Buttigieg installed decorative lights under city bridges; Biden helping secure the Iran nuclear deal while Buttigieg negotiated lighter regulations for pet chip scanners; Biden helping save the U.S. auto industry while Buttigieg "revitalized the sidewalks of downtown South Bend" with decorative brick.
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Jelani Cobb, a staff writer for the New Yorker and history professor at the University of Connecticut, examines what Trumpism means for a revitalized and maturing civil rights movement, and takes a critical look at Kevin Williamson's National Review feature essay, which points a finger squarely at Trump's base—the white working class.
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Javits and Robert Kennedy, that created community development corporations and public-private investment vehicles that have revitalized communities across the U.S. None of the immense problems confronting our country can be addressed constructively or rationally without overcoming the hostility, lack of communication, and lack of common understanding between the two primary political parties.
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There are many other hidden treasures downtown like the now-shuttered Roxie Theater, the only theater built in downtown Los Angeles solely in Art Deco style; the Title Insurance and Trust Building, now being converted into modern offices; and the beige terra cotta Ninth & Broadway Building, an anchor of the revitalized retail core.
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"A lot of universities, especially in tertiary cities, are finding that creating a more revitalized downtown is just as important as making sure everything is tight within the four walls of the campus," said Michael Cady, the vice president of marketing for Charlestowne Hotels, a firm that specializes in managing university hotels.
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The three months ending with March were Apple's first full quarter selling its new flagship phone, the iPhone X. Analysts had pointed to signs, including the financial results of Apple's suppliers, that the device and its sister iPhone 8 and 8 Plus had not revitalized Apple's iPhone business as the company had hoped.
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The CA$25 million Bentway development will create a new park underneath a highway, the city's stab at Highline-style park building, the recently finished CityPlace neighborhood has revitalized a section of downtown, and the revitalization of Regent Park, a public housing complex, was seen as an exemplary example of neighborhood redevelopment.
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Kansas City (41-40) fell to 26-34 following a loss in San Diego on June 153 before winning seven of its last eight in California, taking series from the Padres, San Francisco and the Los Angeles Angels behind a revitalized offense that averaged 7.4 runs in its victories on the trip.
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And somewhere along the way, he's become one of the town's biggest boosters, guiding a visitor around the Hotel Fauchère, which dates back to the middle of the 19913th century, and the recently revitalized Milford Theater, a former silent movie house that's now a venue for special events like the annual Readers & Writers Festival.
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"Listen, he was the betting favorite going into that fight so you've really got to look at David Price rolling back the years," Smith said, pointing at the revitalized career of of a heavyweight who had suffered heavy, back-to-back losses last year, only to bounce back and win three on the spin.
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This is painfully evident in Downtown Los Angeles, recently revitalized (read: they opened an Urban Outfitters) yet still teeming with human misery (the homeless population of Downtown's Skid Row increased by 20 percent last year, and a recent report found that at night, there are only nine public toilets available to the 1,800 people who live there).
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LONDON — The photographer Bill Brandt (33–1983) cast an unsparing, imaginative eye on Great Britain in the 20th century, memorializing its besieged, tumultuous, and ultimately revitalized culture through images published in the pages of homey magazines like Picture Post and Lilliput — British equivalents of Life and The Saturday Evening Post.
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Font, who was tasked with revitalizing the brand, made it a staple of New York Fashion Week (he told Elle magazine in 2014 that "New York is the window on the world"); the revitalized label became known for its florescent pleated gowns, ornate embellishments, and can't-miss accessories (those bow heels will forever be a street style relic).
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The big picture: Making people eligible for coverage or financial help does not assure they all get covered, and that that would remain the case whether we expanded eligibility for subsidies, expanded Medicaid in more states, put in place reinsurance mechanisms, or revitalized outreach and enrollment efforts, to pick several of the incremental policies that have been proposed.
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RELATED: Trump proposes values test for would-be immigrants in fiery ISIS speech But it also fits with the historical inflection point of 2016, as US global supremacy is being challenged by a host of rising and revitalized powers -- not just one -- and Americans' anxieties stem in part from questions about the US's future primacy as a world leader.
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Just spend the same amount of money on a karaoke booth instead, and emerge feeling revitalized, unencumbered, free, light (I mean, professional therapy is probably better, but you get what I mean.) Eventually we both run out of steam and decide to sit beneath one of the disco balls in the booth and have a proper chat.
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The great mission for Democrats in 22019 is to paint a portrait of a new Democratic president and Congress leading a post-Trump America that aspires to perform great deeds with common purpose in a nation where a rising tide lifts all boats, and economic advancement and health security are a right for every American in a revitalized democracy.
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But he has effected a true reset, and a global one at that, from a revitalized NATO finally committed, after decades of sloth, to paying its fair share on defense, to the crushing of the physical caliphate of ISIS, to the restoration of our relations with nations we had turned our backs on, most importantly, Israel and Egypt.
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Pamela FioriCreditCreditCourtesy of Pamela Fiori Years before Pamela Fiori worked as the editor who revitalized Town and Country (and the first woman to be editor in chief of that magazine), and before she was the editor in chief of Travel + Leisure,she worked as a researcher at Holiday, the travel magazine that was published from 1946 to 1977.
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