Some, like Huodongjia, would be at home in Silicon Valley.
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Follow these steps, and you could be at home in the Antarctic.
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It's a being that would be at home in a Silent Hill video game.
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That entire tableau could easily be at home in the DeviantArt's Animal Erotica section.
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This whimsical toilet paper gown would be at home in the pages of a fairytale.
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Hong Kongers are educated and industrious, and would be at home in ethnically Chinese Taiwan.
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El Taco Truck's menu looks like it could be at home in the United States or Mexico.
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Here, hundreds of men labor in crude mining operations that would be at home in the 19th century.
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Foster and his cub managed to sleep—they found a way to be at home in the woods.
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Unfortunately the Leica X-U might be at home in the wet, but falls short as a speedy spare.
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Next door is Umi, whose modern take on Japanese food would be at home in New York or Los Angeles.
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On her chosen day, she left the hospital where she was getting intensive palliative care to be at home in her garden.
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Smith's genie is ripped, and blue, and seems like he would be at home in the fantastical world of Smith's Netflix "blockbuster" movie, Bright.
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The impressive special effects, exceptional fight choreography, and explosions of the Korean casino scene would be at home in most big-budget action movies.
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It is, in effect, a 90-minute montage, which would be at home in a gallery as much as it is in a cinema.
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The dancers will also be at home in the pulse of Mr. Brown's voluptuous movement, a silken blend of modern, West African and Afro-Caribbean dance.
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Miss Piggy has mastered the kind of self-love most of us spend lifetimes working towards: Can I be at home in this body the world calls imperfect?
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Politicians will be tempted, like Marco Rubio talking about Trump's manhood on the campaign trail, into surrendering their dignity in an effort to be at home in Trumpland.
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When the Baudelaires are reunited with evil Shirley Temple Carmelita Spats (Kitana Turnbull), she's leading a troop of Snow Scouts that could be at home in Anderson's Moonrise Kingdom.
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Warren Craft, a bald and lanky dancer who might be at home in a Butoh show or with the Addams Family, often appears on the verge of falling apart.
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Meanwhile, Jupiter — the planet of opportunity and abundance — will be at home in optimistic Sagittarius until December 2019, increasing the possibility for many of us to land our dream job.
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In Passage/s, his exhibit at London's Victoria Miro gallery, Do Ho Suh presents a medium-spanning exploration of what it means to be at home in a peripatetic world.
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While I really wish I could be at home in a taco chair all day, sometimes, I have to wander out into the real world, where sitting becomes less easy.
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Given that last year's Deadpool made a splash for its raunchy humor and profanity, an edgy, animated version of the character feels like it would be at home in that space.
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While the magic in We Have Always Lived in the Castle never becomes explicit, the novel shimmers with a dreamy unreality that would be at home in a David Lynch production.
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"You will be at home in the reddest heart of America with those who have rejected Mitch McConnell's agenda and who have embraced your own agenda," Young wrote, according to AL.com.
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Some artists' works wear their influence more clearly than others: Adolph Gottlieb's "The Seer" (1950), though of a larger scale, employs hieroglyphs that would be at home in one of Klee's cabinet-sized works.
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A central paradox emerges: How can a body that can't return to its natural form, since it has been irrevocably altered by the violence of surgery, ever be at home in the natural world?
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Without Hicks's participation, the piece reads like a classic celebrity write-around that would be at home in Us Weekly, with heavy reliance on "family friends" and "close friends" and "friends," all of them unnamed.
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Koepka, who looks as if he would be at home in a National Football League huddle, held firm against buffeting winds and crushing pressure to claim a sensational four-shot victory over Harman and Matsuyama.
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As of March 30, the state has nearly 60,3823 confirmed cases, meaning more than 60,000 New Yorkers will be at home in bed or in hospitals on ventilators when its original primary date comes around.
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The fabric also imparts a past elegance that lends the whole piece a touch of romance — this is the sort of chair I imagine would be at home in the once-glorious mansion of Miss Havisham.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Sheldon Church would be at home in a Caspar David Friedrich painting, its Greek Temple–style ruins crumbling in the shadows of moss-laden oaks like an apparition of Romanticism.
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"To be at home in front of our fans, to get that win with the support they gave me throughout the years — (I) still get butterflies and goosebumps when I hear the crowd chant," Fleury said.
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The Instagram account, which has the tagline "gossip are early facts," trades in the kinds of sensational celebrity gossip and news that would be at home in British tabloids or on US sites like Perez Hilton.
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With brutal violence that would be at home in a Quentin Tarantino movie, "The Nightingale" plays like a bleak Western, but one set in a lawless Australian frontier land, where the indigenous people are enslaved and lynched.
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Unlimited was introduced at the 2000 fair as a platform for work that wouldn't be at home in a traditional fair booth, including performance and video art, large-scale sculpture and painting, and massive installations that defy easy categorization.
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On policy, much of his cabinet falls closer to the conventional conservative end, with appointees like Tom Price and Betsy DeVos and Rick Perry who would be at home in a Ted Cruz or Marco Rubio or even Jeb!
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Garmin has just announced the Fenix Chronos, an amazingly elegant smartwatch with all the features of their standard GPS exercise watches – the Vivoactve, for example – with a case and aesthetic that would be at home in a fine watch shop.
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That indistinctness is one of the selling points: This music would be at home in a jazz club on a bill with some virtuoso, in a DIY space alongside an instrumental rock group, or even on the jam band festival circuit.
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Her prose has a swift, natural fluidity that reveals a holistic view of humanity; on a single page she brings together close readings of novels, historiography, etymology, political crusading, and philosophical meditations that themselves would be at home in a (great) novel.
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The Xmotion's exterior was inspired by combining traditional Japanese nature views like Mt. Fuji with the electric and modern surrounds of the city, per Nissan, and it feels like something that would be at home in Blade Runner as well as in modern Tokyo.
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Two of the most successful completed sagas of the last 20 years, Robin Hobb's Farseer novels and Tad Williams's "Memory, Sorrow, and Thorn," balance political machinations that would be at home in Shakespeare's histories and larger world stories about the death and life of magic.
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I'd be at home in Portland, and we'd come back for like two weeks, but that whole time I was home I had anxiety thinking about the two weeks from now I was going to have to leave again and do some stuff that literally might kill me.
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Provided he isn't just flat-out messing with everyone, the two characters do feel as though they would be at home in a film that looks designed to be a more comedic entry in the Star Wars universe, even if they just make a blink-and-you-miss-it cameo appearance.
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Here are works by a brew of artists and industrial designers responding to the challenge of designing functional objects in a variety of guises — from literal, lampshade-topped creations that would be at home in a postmodern interior, to carefully shaped ceramic pieces whose makers clearly savored the process of craft.
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With licenses across the country, McKinney can be at home in Denver, but treat a patient in Rhode Island or Delaware or anywhere else in the U.S. The telemedicine market has been around for more than a decade, but it's tipping into the mainstream as regulations increasingly shift to favor its adoption.
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As the sequence develops, a collective, imagined landscape begins to take shape: The speakers find themselves caught between the desire to be at home in spaces that aren't made for them and a desire to be lost among the wild, uncultivated landscapes — woods, rivers, canyons and fields — that more readily resemble their untamable bodies.
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And its politics, or at least the cumulative politics of its presenters, can be hard to pin down: a grab bag of Federalist-style moralizing, Commentary-approved Zionism, "alt-lite"-issue broadsides against campus outrage culture, defenses of free markets that would be at home in Reason, and, er, George Will explaining why baseball is America's true national pastime.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads LOS ANGELES — This week, a group show at Cantor Fine Art encourages you to touch the art, artists take over a downtown Art Deco building to consider what it means to be at home in LA, a new film on graffiti's origins in New York and Philadelphia screens, and more.
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I'm sure Samsung and AT&T will be targeting the military or defense contractors with this "desert camo" color, and a phone that looks like it would be at home in the desert could be appealing in some way, but they could've tried a bit harder to make it even remotely appealing to people who don't spend the bulk of their time in 120 degree weather.
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At times you do wonder if the sellers did have some intention to beautify their images, like the person who chose to use a vase of vibrant flowers to demonstrate scale (versus a seller who aligned the base of a mirror with a broom), or the person who propped a mirror that would be at home in Versailles on a tree trunk to reflect an idyllic landscape.
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His general countenance says, "I'm loving it," but his haywire jaw is silently screaming "PLEASE GET ME HOME, I NEED TO BE AT HOME, IN BED, VERY SOON, PLEASE, PLEASE, I TOLD THE WIFE I'D BE BACK BY 1, OH GOD, I'VE FUCKED IT, THE MOTHER IN LAW'S BIRTHDAY'S TOMORROW AND I'VE ROYALLY FUCKED IT." I found myself thinking about my parents, too, in the back of that taxi.
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There has been a recent surge in popularity of science fiction in the Arab world; in addition to the work of Larissa Sansour, there's been Hassan Blasim's projected futuristic anthology "Iraq +100," Sophia Al Maria's video work "The Gaze of Sci Fi Wahabi" (2008), the panels on science fiction held at Arabic cultural festivals, and the rediscovery of 20th-century Arabic science fiction, which all point to a larger trend: It is not that Arabs want to escape the bleakness of a present fraught with violence and horror; instead, they are driven by the irresistible desire to imagine the unlikeliest futures when the present is collapsing under its own weight — to be at home in the future, to inhabit its borders, and be nurtured by its possibilities.
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Na Afriki is Dobet Gnahoré's, second album, released by U.S. based independent label, Cumbancha. It is a contemporary African album with 15 tracks. Na Afriki "blends upbeat African grooves with delicate ballads." She became a musician after convincing her father that she need not attend an academically focused school; rather, her education should be at home in the artists village, Ki Yi M'Bock.
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Although St Margaret's Convent was the first new convent in Scotland it led to a wave of others. Nearly twenty new Scottish convents would be established in the next 50 years. Tail would paint miniatures in the convent and teach drawing but importantly she socialised with upper and middle class women. She showed that Catholicism could be at home in Scotland.
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Batt married a Cree chief's daughter in 1756 and had one daughter Margaret Nistichio Batt. Nistichio, Cree for three-persons-in-one, was born in 1757 in what was then Rupertsland. She was raised to be at home in both native and Scottish cultures. In 1758 he was west of Cumberland Lake, in 1763 near The Pas and in a later year on the upper Assiniboine River.
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He did not call anyone during that night, which they said was unusual because he frequently suffered from insomnia. The next day he did not show up at Apotex; again this was out of the ordinary for him. The next morning, December 15, neither Barry nor Honey was expected to be at home in the morning. The cleaning staff had already let themselves in with a recently installed lockbox when a pair of real estate agents arrived around mid-morning with a couple interested in the property.
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This position was reaffirmed in 1919: "We, therefore, do not seek Israel for any national homeland, it being our conviction that Israel is at home in every free country and should be at home in all lands". Union member Isaac Wolfe Bernheim was opposed to political Zionism supported the establishment of the Reform Church of American Israelites made up of "100 percent Americans" so that the "voice of the real American Israel may be heard". Bernheim and publications like The American Hebrew suggested replacing the term "Jewish" to avoid association with Zionist ideology, which they feared could create doubts about their loyalty to America. These proposals were unpopular and unsuccessful.
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Then he turned to defending the EDI hypothesis: in addition to the observations of materialization and dematerialization, he cited the "poltergeist" phenomenon experienced by some people after a close encounter; the photographs of UFOs, sometimes in only one frame, and not seen by witnesses; the changing of form in front of witnesses; the puzzling question of telepathic communication; that in close encounters of the third kind, the creatures seem to be at home in Earth's gravity and atmosphere; the sudden stillness in the presence of the craft; levitation of cars or people; and the development by some of psychic abilities after an encounter. "Do we have two aspects of one phenomenon or two different sets of phenomena?" Hynek asked.Fuller, 1980, pp.
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According to this approach Qōs might possibly have been a title for Yahweh, rather than a name. A further point connecting Yahweh with Qōs, aside from their common origin in that territory, is that the Edomite cult of the latter shared characteristics of the former. Thus we find that Dō’êḡ the Edomite has no problem in worshiping Yahweh, he is shown to be at home in Jewish sanctuaries, circumcision was practiced in Edom. Additionally, supplication of Yahweh isn't uncommon where mentions of Qos are lacking, a pottery sherd from the late 9th/early 8th centuries BCE at Kuntillet Ajrud blesses its recipient by "Yahweh of Teman", which some have taken as implying that, at least from an Israelite perspective, Qos and Yahweh were considered identical, though it by no means necessarily proves it.
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Tom Cruise Tom Cruise gave a pre-recorded interview to Tubridy during his promotional visit to Ireland in early April 2013. Cruise was in Ireland as part of a heavy promotion campaign to mark the release upon Ireland of Oblivion, a melodramatic Hollywood effort in which he starred. During the visit Tánaiste and Minister for Foreign Affairs Eamon Gilmore greeted Cruise and presented him with a "certificate of Irish heritage" - Cruise also undertook the now traditional Guinness factory tour for visiting dignitaries and was photographed grinning with pint in hand. During his appearance on The Late Late Show he claimed to be "at home" in Ireland and put on a mock Irish accent for the easily amused host, who revealed that he had unearthed family links to the Cruises--links which must not be taken at face value as the host has previously claimed to be connected to everyone from Éamon de Valera to King John and Edward III.
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A member of Anderson's junior varsity teams, Gottlieb was promoted to the varsity team in 2004-05 due to his strong work ethic and professional attitude. In a January 2005 interview Gottlieb spoke of the determination which was the basis of his ongoing success despite the adversity presented by cystic fibrosis. "I’ve got no choice, I can get up off my rear and go out and work or be at home in bed dying at age 45. It’s either live or die. With the goals, I’ve set for myself, there’s no way I can just sit around. I’ve got to do what I’ve got to do", he said, hoping his experience would encourage and inspire fellow sufferers, "I wish there was a way to get my story out to other CF patients, I tell the younger kids with CF to stay as active as possible. That’s been the biggest thing for me."'AC Player Battles Disease To Play Basketball' , Anderson University Trojans website, 28 January 2005.
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