"Everything we dream up, we seem to do," he said.
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We need creators to create and dream up new jobs.
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It isn't hard to dream up different kinds of mischief.
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Nick can dream up all the weird ideas he wants.
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We can't wait to hear what you dream up next.
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It reads like something a tortured beatnik might dream up.
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"We're just trying to dream up new experiences," Cohen said.
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This is what ad agencies do — they dream up crazy ideas.
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Is this the best that Cline and Spielberg could dream up?
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Now is the time to dream up ideas, not act on them.
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Marriage-hopefuls feel plenty of pressure to dream up an unforgettable proposal.
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It is vicious to dream up a world built as a jail.
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"He was artistic in what he would dream up to do," Regan says.
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INVENTOLOGY: How We Dream Up Things That Change the World, by Pagan Kennedy.
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We'd play together every day—for hours, we would dream up adventures together.
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Dream up some travel plans and spend time with people who inspire you.
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It's a lovely time to network and dream up plans for the future.
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No place but ASOS sells basically every trend our minds can dream up.
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You can seriously find pretty much any image you could possibly dream up.
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Was it challenging to dream up your family as characters in your own story?
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It also has some of the most amazing settings that anyone could dream up!
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Lane is more likely to dream up a cunning scheme to stimulate the economy.
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Every type of industry professional you can dream up at their beck and call.
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To justify these they must frequently enter new cities and dream up new products.
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But this triggered him to dream up what he now calls the GeoOrbital wheel.
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Whatever answer you dream up, it's not the one the artist has in mind.
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They dream up outlandish festivities while belittling and humiliating the maid, Bess (Megan Tusing).
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We dream up cast size and doubling and the movement vocabulary of the playworld.
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Freshly works with talented chefs to dream up and cook all of its meals.
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INVENTOLOGY How We Dream Up Things That Change the World By Pagan Kennedy 270 pp.
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A few kids with costumes and a stage could dream up something much more fun.
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I'm anxiously awaiting products 006 and beyond, just to see what she'll dream up next.
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That in my opinion is way more diabolical than anything Hollywood could ever dream up.
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We've taken the tough task upon ourselves to dream up something suitable for baby West.
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Konnikova points out, there's real ingenuity in some of the cons these scoundrels dream up.
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After all, humans will continue to dream up new, horrific ways of hurting one another.
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It remains to be seen who might dream up the next 9 Evenings, and where.
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Dogs continue to prove they are better than any best friend we can dream up.
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Pink just said it with more visual panache than literally anyone else could dream up.
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We made it through numerous wars, and invented technology that people couldn't even dream up.
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But researchers at the USGS didn't just dream up this nightmare out of thin air.
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"This is what it looks like when we dream up a culinary space," she said.
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And we have a responsibility to continue to ask questions and dream up the impossible.
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Why do some people dream up such awful things at a time of great tragedy?
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Evil people will break any laws we can dream up to commit their evil acts.
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Insiders also wonder if he is too orthodox to dream up unconventional solutions in a crisis.
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Intellectually, this will be a highly stimulating time—you're sure to dream up some brilliant ideas!
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The innovation seen to date is just a taste of what entrepreneurs might eventually dream up.
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Regardless of what you dream up every day, we refuse to be sucked into your narrative.
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We should be teaching our youth to dream up the impossible and then make it happen.
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The result is an appropriately gonzo tour through every offbeat transhumanist scenario Ellis can dream up.
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In an attempt to feel something, she says, men dream up Gods, start wars, invent rugby.
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One would have been hard-pressed to dream up a worse beginning to the month for Samsung.
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But it is harder to dream up a compelling risk story about, say, momentum or low volatility.
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The blessing is that if you can dream up your perfect shoe, it's probably out there somewhere.
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And the more complex our devices become, the more methods hackers dream up to break into them.
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Why dream up another wise and heroic king when you could write a new King Arthur story?
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You couldn't dream up a better way to compensate for that concern than the roll call vote.
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Within that massive circular structure, Apple will dream up the future of its products, services and innovation.
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It will need to dream up more compelling reasons to subscribe if it wants to boost earnings.
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As I wrote last year, Facebook can't possibly dream up every possible special effect people might want.
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The Off-to-College storefront offers ample inspiration to help you dream up your dorm room design.
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Fear not: The annual Dream Up Festival, at Theater for the New City, begins the same day.
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Obviously, Beyoncé is the winner of any birth announcement or maternity shoot contest you can dream up.
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A more varied group of writers could probably dream up a more wide-ranging and satisfying collection.
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I'm not advocating outsize punishments, the sort that a cartoon villain might dream up for his enemies.
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In fact, there have been smart versions of nearly every household appliance the mind could dream up.
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What creative efforts to encourage voting could a big company like Starbucks or Dunkin' Donuts dream up?
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Someone has to dream up the next Gmail, just like someone has to manage spreadsheets and answer phones.
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I've always wondered why I dream up such things, and now, a new study might provide some insight.
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On the 10th, you could dream up a co-created adventure that brings your relationship to new heights.
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After all, hamburger stands dotted the interstate for years, but it took Ray Kroc to dream up McDonald's.
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By the same token, some entrepreneurs dream up successful franchises based on ideas that few would bet on.
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The future isn't set in stone, and now is the time to dream up how things could be.
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But anyone with Microsoft Excel and access to B.L.S. and census data could dream up their own version.
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Now anyone can build on-demand delivery right into an existing business – or dream up something completely new.
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When life gives you Groupons, be like rising comedian Tiffany Haddish and dream up your own comedy series.
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Which is why we joined forces with the iconic beauty brand to dream up the Miracle Gel Contest.
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All kinds of political entrepreneurs are encouraged to dream up their own schemes that may advance Putin's goals.
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We decided to dream up what a couple of staple timepieces would look like in Apple Watch form.
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Frustrated teenage boys are apt to dream up elaborate fantasies about gaining all the power they don't have.
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Watching TikTok users interact with its machines is also helping the company dream up new products, Ledbetter said.
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Together this lets an AI system dream up different narratives while following the thread of a story consistently.
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Ms. Lightfoot also must dream up a plan to solve an expected budget shortfall in the coming year.
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Even creepier, when the astronomers asked RobERt to "dream up" what water would look like, he, uh, did it.
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You can dream up a machine topped with three hammer arms and find yourself fighting a deadly spinning wheel.
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These folks are here to bring the magic to you and invite you to dream up your own fantasies.
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ARTS & LEISURE An article last Sunday about the Dream Up Festival in New York City misstated the closing date.
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Or supported a war in Vietnam based upon falsehoods that even Trump doesn't have the imagination to dream up?
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And critics of the waiver process say it is unreasonable to dream up an Olympics ad campaign in January.
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In New York, any trick you could dream up has probably been done by Jones as a warm-up.
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In their ideal form, they're supposed to be like universities without students, where scholars sit and dream up ideas.
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As Tonic's resident lab rat, I tend to say yes to to pretty much anything my editors dream up.
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Mr. Abloh is not the first person to dream up a perfume so minimal as to be nearly odorless.
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Still, some experts remain skeptical of whether AI can dream up molecules that are both effective and truly practical.
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Your job is to dream up what school could look like in five, 10 or 43 years from now.
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Could I dream up a scenario where Clinton gets floated as a compromise candidate at some point down the line?
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If we push ourselves to dream up a mental image of what we're reading, we retain a lot more knowledge.
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This was a legacy to show the community we can conquer anything we dream up, if we work hard enough.
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Different incoming text bubblesWith all these new ways of communicating, Apple needed to dream up new ways of message stalking.
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Mirror sounds like something that Cher Horowitz would dream up if she were around in 2018 and into boutique fitness.
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Still, it's notable that injection-based electronics are clearly a future massive companies are beginning to dream up—and patent.
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His greatest joy, when not on set, was sailing on his boat, J's Dream, up and down the Pacific Coast.
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This iconic, hair-raising podcast prides itself on finding true stories that are scarier than anything you could dream up.
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The more I think about it, she can do more than dream up the perfect anthem for a female superhero.
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Facebook can't dream up every possible filter, frame or effect you might want to add to your photos and videos.
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Now if only someone would dream up orecchiette that actually asks to be drawn "like one of your French girls."
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But the relentless influx has not stopped city officials from trying to dream up ways to attract even more tourists.
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Dream up a braised chicken with thyme sprigs, braised chicken with tomatoes and peppers, or braised chicken with wild mushrooms.
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Comcast is getting used to working with ad-supported cable networks that are trying to dream up creative additional content.
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"The Federal Government does not dream up these marks," Justice Alito wrote, "and it does not edit marks submitted for registration".
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So long as people continue to dream up hilarious combos of images and captions, we'll have hilarious commentary on current events.
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If Adjustment Day's premise sounds like something Richard Spencer or someone of his ilk might dream up, you aren't far off.
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In 1961 Lee's boss saw a rival publisher's success with caped crusaders and told Lee to dream up a superhero team.
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Can he dream up a realistic Kendrick Lamar-fueled playlist that she'll blast inside her new-and-improved Iron Man suit?
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A few years ago, USCIS hired Ideo, a Bay Area design consulting firm, to dream up a more accessible immigration system.
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While the idea came from a seemingly nonaffiliated Twitter user, it's not unlikely that MAC would dream up such a line.
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That's why I teamed up with Weber to dream up some offbeat animations that will drive home exactly how it's done.
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That is why we implored you, dear reader, to help us dream up a name for the presumably tomato-based concoction.
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There, creators can dream up a storyline that fits the setting and reserve the space to bring their scenes to life.
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"It's hard to imagine what else can these people who generate such nonsense and rubbish can dream up next," said Putin.
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The gadget world moves fast, and tech innovations almost never keep pace with the wild ideas designers and engineers dream up.
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So let's all get thinking about our all-time favorite food and dream up ways to turn them into cookie form.
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So when used in combination with any spirit, "we're giving customers creative license to dream up their favorite cocktail," she said.
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A perhaps lesser-known but hardly less adventurous event, Dream Up will include 19 new works from American and international companies.
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Sexy ornament for bad girls and/or a regular shoe in the minds of the men who dream up sports merch.
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Clothes To Take Anywhere You Dream Up: Flared denim, studded suede and laid-back boots to carry you through many adventures.
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"The things these students will dream up are at the cutting edge of the application of new science," Mr. Jackson said.
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There's a polite fiction that candidates dream up policies all on their own, drawing solely on personal experience and gut instinct.
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The great thing about sports is that anything is possible, even those things which you couldn't dream up if you tried.
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In 1961, Lee's boss saw a rival publisher's success with caped crusaders and told Lee to dream up a superhero team.
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It comes in standard flavors like Coke, cherry and blue raspberry plus whatever odd mix-and-match combinations customers can dream up.
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Its mere existence has energized teams of particle physicists to dream up new ways about how matter forms, arranges itself, and exists.
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Instead of focusing on my breathing, I'd rehash old conversations with the lines I wish I'd said, or dream up impossible stories.
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The Meta 2 will help make that happen, but it's on developers to dream up the use cases that prove the platform.
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We're still riding a wave of drone innovation as companies dream up new ways to put this cheap flight technology to use.
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She's since been living the #FarmLife dream — up until this week when she has found herself without power following a winter storm.
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That a computer can essentially dream up people who unless you look closely you might think are ordinary celebrities is pretty impressive.
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The girls dream up services they'd provide for cash: They could make meals for school children who have no food at home.
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Only time will tell what follows from this meetup ... fingers crossed for juicy drama -- or whatever the producers dream up for 'em.
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It's 2018 and you can find virtually any type of fidget spinner you can dream up, because that's what we do now.
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The seal sparked considerable controversy on Twitter this summer — it looks like something The Onion, or possibly Family Guy would dream up.
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Snapchat realized it couldn't dream up every crazy way people could use AR. Out-Lensing Instagram is critical to Snapchat's business strategy.
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So your goal is not to dream up a company in a field that already exists and then fight for market share.
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"To arbitrarily designate a guilty party and dream up the desired results has become the norm for our Western colleagues," said Zakharova.
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The cluttered interface is a paragon of superfluity and a foe of intuition, the very thing a government official might dream up.
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Young milliners, when breaking into the trade, speak about how hard it is to dream up something that he hasn't already created.
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It's almost hard to dream up a stretch of days that could have gone as well as the past few for them.
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They also said his greatest joy other than making movies was sailing his boat, J's Dream, up and down the Pacific Coast.
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Fiction writers generally get a bigger share of profits than do writers of nonfiction, since the novelists actually dream up their characters.
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"It's hard to imagine what else these people who generate such nonsense and rubbish can dream up next," the Russian president said.
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We dream up everything together and I feel so lucky to have her as my inspiration in my art, and as a friend.
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Right now, thousands of hackers, programmers, designers and developers are creating amazing products, and we can't wait to see what they dream up.
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Another risk is that much of the workforce lacks the right skills to complete the new-economy tasks that innovators might dream up.
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To dream up all those stories, videos, and images, Erickson combined futuristic technology with what he sees as universal themes around human conversation.
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Nevermind: You know how the feds had been dogging Apple to dream up a backdoor to get into the San Bernardino gunman's iPhone?
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The contest lasts until October 31, so we have less than half of a month to dream up the perfect Stars Hollow scoop.
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I would dream up recipes of how I could recreate the rich flavors that I used to love in a plant-based way.
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Full steam ahead then with Radio 2, CarFest, Children In Need, 500 Words and whatever else we can dream up in the future.
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For one, British regulators would have to enforce any new rules their EU counterparts dream up without having any say over their design.
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Sure, regulatory filings to the SEC are kitchen-sink exercises, with every potential risk a corporate attorney can dream up explicitly spelled out.
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We'd forgotten about this grade-school phenomenon: Teachers dream up wackadoo dress-up days to keep kids' creativity — and freak flags — a-flying.
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Watch this one, and you'll be reminded that both comics and animation are limited only by what some mad genius can dream up.
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The moon in imaginative Pisces is helping you dream up wildly creative things today, which will help push you forward in your career.
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Yet those diplomatic and development missions are perpetually starved for the funding that nuclear weapons advocates demand for each system they dream up.
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New Lego Disney Frozen 2 sets have finally arrived, meaning you can dream up new stories for Elsa, Anna, and the whole gang.
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This has prompted creative minds to consult with Muslim clerics to dream up financial instruments that effectively pay interest without technically doing so.
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And though the order may seem an odd one that only those crazy Danes could dream up, it's less benign than one might think.
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Or you could dream up amazing ways to delight your user, but in ways that aren't achievable with today's technology—that's no good either.
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The research for humans continues, but computers are definitely able to dream up their own version of the world and learn skills inside it.
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To restore balance, here are some royalty free pictures of nice things who would never ever dream up this soul-destroying PR campaign. Aww!
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In part, the criticism may have been accurate, for Veeck would become associated with all the things he would dream up to sell tickets.
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But if you asked me to dream up my perfect pair, I wouldn't even bother — because Italian footwear startup M.Gemi has already made them.
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Knott's Berry Farm, which first launched its Knott's Scary Farm event in 1973, was the first park to dream up a Halloween-themed event.
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Dream up some lovely landscaping ideas If you're a crafty creature, there are many creative ways to use an old tree in your landscaping.
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The whole thing seems like a strange, futuristic magic, something Phillip K. Dick might dream up if he was in a particularly good mood.
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"I have it dream up a random face every two seconds, and display that to the world in a scalable fashion," Wang told me.
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Humanity, his episodes argue, is capable of greater beauty and greater terror than any horrors we could dream up to occupy our darkest shadows.
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"It's hard to imagine what else these people who generate such nonsense and rubbish can dream up next," said Putin, referring to unnamed U.S. politicians.
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But after Simon introduced the idea of playing off of the "Uncanny Valley" concept, Nikolai says he began to dream up characteristics for the chairs.
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Rather than dream up a new reason to revisit Derek Zoolander after 14 years, the movie simply plops him in a conventional story and expects
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Studio-mates and frequent collaborators Jeff Gibbons, Jesse Morgan Barnett, and Greg Ruppe dream up esoteric, gritty, musical artworks that defy categorization and even documentation.
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But there are some exceptions to the rule, and they make air travel feel like the luxurious, Pan Am version advertisers dream up for us.
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That's the kind of irony you can only dream up, sparking the kind of smirking outrage that quickly spins beyond comprehension all over social media.
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Instead of trying to dream up every conceivable selfie filter, image modification and video effect, Facebook should get an ecosystem of devs to build them.
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Lenovo is working on more due this calendar year, and developers can dream up and build their own by joining the Moto Mods developer program.
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So, we took it upon ourselves to dream up all the lavish locales we'd wear our favorite resort '17 looks, involving the beach and beyond.
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But there was also a remarkably complete selection of every kind of branded cereal a kid could dream up for a cartoon-filled Saturday morning.
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With the ability to electronically control sensations in addition to advances in virtual and augmented reality, people could dream up completely new genders and genitalia.
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From Davos to Doha, today's brave new market masters huddle in five-star retreats to dream up ways of pulling the levers of global growth.
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WM: But it does strike me as peculiarly privileged — to use like a term I hate — for these two guys to dream up this story.
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The union primarily represents traditional screenwriters — the 12,000 or so wordsmiths who dream up film scripts and annually churn out thousands of scripted TV episodes.
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The fact that I have a mom who's a fashion designer who can [bring] my sketches into reality and make what I dream up is incredible.
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Live, they were electric; in the studio, they were fearless, continually pushing the already fluid boundaries of rap rock in every direction they could dream up.
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A spokesperson for Rae assured Vanity Fair that the Twitter users who helped dream up the film will be credited and included in the filmmaking process.
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"Depending on what we're able to dream up — and actually do and deliver — it's a whole new world," Melissa Blake, the mayor, said in an interview.
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If you've ever wanted to acquire quirky art printed on nearly anything you can dream up, from water bottles to shower curtains, Redbubble is your place.
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Mr. Duffy's production makes the most of the blanks in Mr. Okada's short play, providing us with the perfect setting in which to dream up interpretations.
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So, it's time to get inventive and dream up new ways to incorporate velvet into our everyday spring wardrobe without looking like we're a season behind.
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Whichever way you spin in it, this whole saga is the sort of thing Salvador Dalí would have struggled to dream up on a Glastonbury comedown.
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Rather than merely offering thoughts and prayers, some of them vowed to dream up a way to pass a law that might help prevent another disaster.
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If I had to dream up a perfect pairing for a collaborative crossword, it would be the classical pianist Emanuel Ax and music lover Mr. Wilber.
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Step one: Dream up the most extreme potential consequences of various "social ills," from feminism to Dungeons & Dragons to homosexuality to, above all, the Catholic Church.
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Rocket League's pitches can take any shape or form that the developers dream up, but they've decided that one size should fit all in the online playlists.
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But the tide has already turned towards smartwatches, and there's nothing I can imagine that Fitbit could dream up to stop this shift in the long run.
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We invited Nelms, who is known for her whimsical and effervescent approach to styling, to dream up eight fresh spring hairstyles using natural hair as her canvas.
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Or is it a shining example of the power of network effects, convening great minds to produce ideas jointly that surpass anything they could dream up separately?
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It's another facet of the ongoing spectacle of late capitalism that forces us to dream up monsters that we can fight, capture and have under our control.
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It sounds like something a couple of stoners would dream up in a late-night toke fest, but The Scratch & Sniff Book of Weed is very real.
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From a nightstand trapping the blonde-haired figure, to a window revealing a galaxy, the people seem to flee and dream up their environment all at once.
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He's transformed Kim's look from ultra glam to more simple and toned down, and he even helped her dream up her shades for her KKW contour kits.
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It's another facet of the ongoing spectacle of late capitalism that forces us to dream up monsters that we can fight, capture and have under our control.
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It's the Super Bowl for nerds — a place where the future is unveiled alongside a pile of the most ill-conceived, useless crap humans can dream up.
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Facebook realized that not all users are creative enough to dream up their own imagery, so offering ways to pipe them in made visual communication more accessible.
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And they've brought on board chef Sven Chartier of Saturne, who will dream up dishes alongside the sommelier Ewen Le Moigne for small weekly dinners at Mayaro.
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If he hopes to see that mission accomplished before his time on Earth is done, though, SpaceX may need the biggest rocket its leader can dream up.
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Mr. Robot has won over even the most stubborn security researchers because the hacks Adana helps dream up for the show are modeled on real-world attacks.
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I don't dream up my food ideas all the time, but only more recently have I realized how dream imprints can be an inspiration for a chef.
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Once a year, Yael Alkalay of the brand Red Flower heads to the southern coast of Massachusetts to get her hands dirty and dream up new elixirs.
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In September, Amazon revealed new developer tools that allow its partners to include the Amazon Alexa voice assistant in pretty much anything they can dream up, including microwaves.
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I can't wait to see what our teams dream up when we can begin working together once the deal closes, which we expect will happen this calendar year.
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The couple reportedly broke up, and the Kardashians have distanced themselves from her, leaving the cyberbullies to call her every variation of home-wrecker they could dream up.
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Dylan's will offer more than 100 designs, but consumers can dream up their own works, by writing words or drawing their own candy creations, according to a statement.
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Related: Illuminated 'Future Ruins' Unite the Future and the Past [Premiere] Architects Dream Up Oyster Habitats for the Future Mirrored Disco Ball Wins MoMA PS1 Young Architects Program
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Were Ghost in the Shell the first film ever to dream up these cutting-edge concepts or raise these philosophical questions, its total vapidity might seem more forgivable.
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I say this because I am someone who loves to dream up my perfect beauty collection but never actually heads to Sephora to make my wishes come true.
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Add to that a "grandmother who made me whatever I could dream up," and a degree in fashion, and you've got a perfect formula for a sartorial powerhouse.
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It looks, shall we say, Victoria-Beckham-level chic every time, and it can top off just about any throw-on-and-go outfit you can dream up.
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Nostalgia is a perpetual allure for those who would dream up a less complicated past, who would love to lose themselves in gauzy memories of beloved childhood entertainments.
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Looking at some campaigns, it seems like it could be the ultimate get rich quick scheme: you dream up a harebrained idea, create a pretty video and BOOM.
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The books feature iconic scenes and beasts from the septology including dragons, Hagrid's three-headed dog Fluffy, thestrals, and pretty much anything else J.K. Rowling can dream up.
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The history of ideas is filled with pairs of contemporary minds who missed the opportunity to confront each other point blank, leaving us to dream up hypothetical exchanges.
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The most futuristic technology I could dream up as a kid was a video phone, but it didn't end up looking like a television with a phone attached.
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The best entrepreneurs and managers dream up new innovative products, find better and less costly production methods, identify gaps to serve markets and keep their enterprises running efficiently.
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Dream up the perfect pair for your loved one, let the creator know what you want, and eagerly await the arrival of your gift-giving pièce de résistance.
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With a 2MP depth-assist camera, a 48MP main camera, and an 8MP super wide-angle camera, the HONOR 9X is ready to capture whatever you dream up.
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Redbait describe themselves as "Midwestern proletarian crust," and I don't think I can dream up a better description than that (outside of adding "dick-punching" as an additional qualifier).
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The universe is strange and complex and mind-blowing, which means the truth behind these mysteries is even more tantalizing than any alien conspiracy theory we could dream up.
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At the end of the day, this organizational help gives Antonoff the time and space she needs to dream up the designs we're all going to wear next season.
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This week, we'll convene some of America's leading scientists, engineers, innovators and students in Pittsburgh to dream up ways to build on our progress and find the next frontiers.
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On Community, jokes about the show's characters were often told via their incredibly specific tastes, not the most generic version of geek culture the show's writers could dream up.
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There's also a new moon in Pisces, which will encourage you to dream up a new budget and to reflect on your talents and your sense of self-worth.
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If you could dream up a gadget or app that has yet to exist, what would it be and how much would you be willing to pay for it?
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Lured by the promise of a boost to tourism, China's national parks have continued to dream up bolder and more ambitious bridge projects, despite one of the bridges cracking recently.
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While there Waiz met with the president and the prime minister of the country, connected with her extended family and began to dream up what she wants to do next.
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A few months ago, the company kicked off a product campaign called #NextTopScrub, which let customers dream up what they'd like to see from the next St. Ives exfoliating treatment.
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So in order to feed ourselves, to give ourselves the energy for our wounds to mend, we dream up, we pray for the gristle with which to grind our grain.
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Every time you and your brethren at other news organizations dream up a new scheme to get Mr. Trump, we out here in deplorable land increase our support for him.
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But after her daughter's successful delivery, Renteria realized that her experience actually taught her an important lesson: The realities of birth can be just as beautiful as what you dream up.
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For the event's 10th anniversary, which taped Friday and aired Tuesday night, Ross enlisted her hairstylist of nearly three years, Larry Sims, to help her dream up 16 (!) show-stopping looks.
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But now, it looks like chili cooks will have to dream up their own ways to sneak their product into sports arenas from now on—because the show is apparently done.
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But since Apple neglected to give us a good reason for a DJ to use Touch Bar, we decided to dream up a few situations where one might actually need it:
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"Can Ted Cruz and Republicans dream up any more obscure, irrelevant issues to stop the business of the American government?" asked Senator Dick Durbin of Illinois, the No. 2 Senate Democrat.
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The game consists of nine dice and 54 images that prompt players to create the most imaginative tale they can dream up to go along with the pictures on the screen.
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It's hard to let go of the past, but this new moon is asking you to tap into your imagination to help you dream up the next phase of your life.
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When he moved to New York in the 90s he was introduced to a new kind of experimental theater that inspired him to dream up performances and installations of his own.
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Chipotle utilized the passion of employees to dream up sponsored challenges like the "#FlipYourLid" challenge, born directly from an employee on the line that did the fun trick when creating bowls.
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This could be a sound-light console in every middle-class American house, where you could dream up your own instrument and realize whatever the promises of the technology could be.
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Or to honor Harry Potter, have children dream up a list of their five best wizard spells, complete with intricate descriptions and twisty pronunciations and etymologies to share with their classmates.
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No matter what liberals will dream up next, Americans can take heart in one thing: name-calling alone hasn't worked in the course of American history to remove a sitting president.
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If Apple steals the longtail of the dev crowd, Facebook may have to rely on a few key partners and its own sagging ingenuity to dream up AR fun that attracts teens.
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This week, as you dream up ways to improve yourself in 2017, give yourself a pat on the back: You've already made a significant change this year, from deep within your belly.
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Where software developers, if they can dream up an idea of how we can communicate better —with maybe a company that we do business with — that developer can go build off Twilio.
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He's not like the many cute guys I see out and about in the city where I dream up some epic love only to forget what they look like an hour later.
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"I could dream up 10 people from the outside that could be chairperson, but I don't really know, from an ivory tower, if that makes sense," Baird analyst Ben Kallo told CNBC.
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Star Wars is chock-full of ships that have made die hard fans dream up all kinds of fantasy scenarios in their minds ever since the the first movie premiered in 1977.
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While it's understandable that patent owners who find they're holding now-ineligible patents would be upset and frustrated, it can't be the case that absolutely anything you can dream up is patentable.
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The Moon clashes with Jupiter at 11:46 PM and meets Mercury retrograde at 11:54 PM, finding us in a philosophical mood—however, plans that we dream up may not materialize.
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Since it opened, last Halloween, Elsewhere has drawn fans from all over the area for deep-house raves, cozy rock shows, and anything else that Rosenthal and his partners can dream up.
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Whether it be Mexico, the Caribbean, or Central America, there are endless vacations to dream up and fly to with your favorite person (even if your favorite person changes during the year).
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It's roughly how the marketing director of napalm must feel: He or she can dream up the most imaginative posters, but it won't make the product more readily available in the shops.
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Maybe not the most glamorous, but the best part is the fact that we can just dream up anything, act on any silly impulse and somehow justify it for the sake of #content.
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And Apple wants to make sure its phones have something on them that'll be worth sticking with, and maybe even paying for, as iPhone upgrade cycles lengthen and rivals dream up new features.
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And while it's a hell of a lot better than anything Betsy DeVos could dream up, the company's technocratic, seemingly Shark Tank-inspired take on Montessori makes me fear for my unborn children.
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Once the office block is finished, the firm hopes, its unusual exterior will help inspire employees on their mission to dream up, transcribe and sell designs for the omnipresent computers of the future.
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Shortly before the girl-powered snap, Rob posted another one of baby Dream up close, sucking on a pacifier and gazing at her proud daddy intently while wrapped in a leopard-print blanket.
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Elsewhere at the Derby, we had of a Baseball Name for the Ages reveal itself in the form of Derby runner up Sicnarf Loopstok, a name not even George Lucas could dream up.
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Alex Garland's futuristic thriller is "a smart, sleek movie about men and the machines they make, but it's also about men and the women they dream up," Manohla Dargis wrote in The Times.
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The CFDA/Swarovski Award nominees worked with Christian Classen, fashion director for the Revival tour, to dream up the three-part look that reflected the mood and feel Gomez envisioned for her tour.
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We enlisted the help of pro makeup artist Ashleigh Ciucci to dream up five easy-to-follow looks that are enough eye candy to light a fire under your, er, eye-shadow brush.
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And Sisyphus-like, Republican and Democratic presidents alike have pushed the American dream up Capitol Hill, taking turns at expanding upon the original clarion calls to become a "freer, richer more independent" nation.
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But part of the horror of "The Children," which opened on Tuesday at the Samuel J. Friedman Theater, is that the author, Lucy Kirkwood, did not dream up that part of the plot.
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" Mehlman added: "California's position seems to be that they're going to continue to encourage people to come illegally and dream up new programs to encourage people, to the detriment of everyone else in California.
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"It's been SO much fun to work/dream up cute stuff with my friend @stellamccartney to create a line inspired by my new album Lover," the singer captioned an Instagram photo with the designer.
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Warren, a senator from Massachusetts, made her name as an academic through her work on bankruptcy and later went on to dream up, then push through Congress, then run the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
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In this somewhat madcap environment, it's possible to climb inside a bear, slide through a tulip, hang out inside a giant paddlefish, and dream up a play on a stage with a velvet curtain.
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" The song by Tommy Tutone was once dubbed "the sort of killer pop tune with a stick-in-the-ear chorus that plenty of bands would give their collective right arm to dream up.
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That's another advantage that real Home has, since it's entirely passive in terms of voice activation, but this DIY kit is fully customizable so you can build on whatever functionality you can feasibly dream up.
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I hadn't been able to dream up a Cinderella with braids or a fairy godmother with natural hair before 1997's Cinderella, and I know it meant the same thing for many other Black girls.
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Reading the documentation, it's hard to escape the conclusion that all Facebook is doing is trying to dream up a new way to line its own pockets — whether that's Libra or an open identity standard.
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The fascinating woman I met all those years ago was frail in her 80s, but with the same cheekbones, same chiseled beauty, same eager curiosity and fluid ease with any subject you could dream up.
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It makes sense since models have to embody whatever their client can dream up, meaning they can't really have too many hard and fast rules when it comes to what they will or won't do.
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While we're still recovering from the flawless masterpiece that was last night's Grease: Live – seems like Twitter is overwhelmed, too – we can't help but dream up suggestions for the next batch of live TV adaptations.
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Alex Garland's futuristic thriller is "a smart, sleek movie about men and the machines they make, but it's also about men and the women they dream up," Manohla Dargis wrote in The New York Times.
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Minaj's ex-boyfriend and former ghostwriter Safaree told TMZ that "ShETHER" is one of the most disrespectful records he's ever heard, and insinuated that Nicki couldn't dream up a suitable retort if she wanted to.
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But other works of political fiction have fallen flat, perhaps because the genre has limited appeal at a moment when the headlines are often more dramatic than anything a screenwriter or novelist could dream up.
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You can worry about government data collection and dream up solutions to rein it in only to learn of the challenge of the thousands of private companies that outsource their data sets to the government.
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The moon is in your sign today, Pisces, so make time to nourish yourself emotionally and physically: Catch up with your best friends, cuddle with someone you love, and dream up plans for future travels.
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It's not like dude is going to know what good movies are out or who just got kicked off "Survivor," and I'm not enough of a conversationalist to dream up something other than whatever E!
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Mr. Schenker, who recently moved to Oyster Bay with his family, will dream up a new menu for 2 Spring — but the salt cod fritters he was known for at Recette will stay on it.
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Both of them, after all, are in the business of using technology to dream up fantastical new worlds—with the giddy brilliance of people who have the resources to turn those dreams into real things.
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Instead of being attended to by 14 angels after their bedtime prayer, Hansel and Gretel dream up 14 strange chefs with enormous puppet heads, who walk in and set the table for a lavish dinner.
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As played by the Jesus-bearded Russell, he's the latest entry in the "philosophical stoner" trope, sauntering around in the background with enough drawn-out "maaaaaan's" to dream up Jeff Bridges in The Big Lebowski.
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In a similar way, people now wait for the ads on April Fools' Day to see what kind of strange stuff the advertisers are going to dream up and the weird gimmicks they'll come out with.
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As this year unfolded and I pondered what felt like years of solitude in my childhood, I found I was reflecting with gratitude on my capabilities to manifest success, organize, complete, dream up and follow through.
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I'm not sure how I might have felt, or what fantasies about my romantic life I might have been inspired to dream up, had Call Me by Your Name come out when I was Elio's age.
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And while there's still time to dream up something awesome, we've decided to make the decision-making process a bit easier with these pop culture-inspired getups, brought to you by celebs and fellow civilians alike.
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New Linksys WRT routers will store their RF parameters in a separate memory location to keep things in line (and DFS turned safely on) but allow all the other user mods the community can dream up.
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When that flopped, Clinton helped dream up and get Congress to pass the Children's Health Insurance Program, which gave millions of American children from families who were ineligible for Medicaid access to low-cost health care.
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A parent could print out that section, take it to a school board meeting and say, 'Look, I didn't dream up the idea that we need P.E. It's right here in the National Physical Activity Plan.
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At a panel a few years ago, he listened to several scientists anticipate when the robots would rise up and take over — not in any foreseeable future, except the sort that a playwright might dream up.
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Under the creative direction of Alessandro Michele, the women's clothes look like what schoolgirls between the ages of 6 and 11 would dream up and draw on paper, or pull out of the dress-up box.
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The formal influencer programs brands like Sephora dream up in the boardroom can be easily surpassed by those they hired to work the counter — and their worker's videos can be seen by millions around the world.
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And, according to most experts, unless drastic actions are taken, trillion-dollar deficits will become the new normal — a greater threat to our nation than anything Russia, China, North Korea or Iran could ever dream up.
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Tally that up and it leaves us with 15 hours until we leave Westeros for good (unless George R. R. Martin and the show runners, David Benioff and Dan Weiss, dream up something else huge for us).
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But it is worth noting that when designing the original iPhone, Steve Jobs pitted two Important Apple Men, Tony Fadell and Scott Forstall, against each other to see who could dream up the best mobile operating system.
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Not only did *NSYNC just release their famous holiday album on vinyl for the first time ever, but they also just dropped some Christmas-y sweaters that are far more amazing than you could possibly dream up.
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Specifically, the new USB Type-C plug and port, which promises to become the single thing that we can use to connect all our devices, from monitors to phones to computers to whatever we dream up next.
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We partnered with makeup artist Nick Barose and manicurist Miss Pop to break down how to get the most out of this happy, pink sponge — and to dream up four gorgeous looks you can create with it.
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The duo had some help with the line's apparel design: Lady Gaga tapped her close pal Brandon Maxwell, her stylist-turned-designer (and industry favorite), plus her sister, Natali Germanotta, to help dream up the clothing range.
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In the same Atlantic essay, Gilbert praises Leni Zumas's Red Clocks for the "quiet ordinariness" with which it strips its female characters of rights, rather than needing to dream up "spectacular global catastrophes" that catalyze their loss.
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Boost is compatible with almost all Lego pieces, so once kids get the hang of its pictorial programming language (no reading required), they can tap into their own Lego collections to dream up more robots and expansions.
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Hustler may have shocked in the 70s and 80s, but with computers giving everyone easy access to the most depraved images and fantasies you could dream up, the publications no longer seemed so cutting-edge in the 2000s.
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An artist's conception of a black hole shooting a jet of plasmaIllustration: NASA/JPL-CaltechBlack holes are already some of the strangest objects in the universe, and scientists sometimes dream up some pretty wild theories about their behavior.
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For starters, just about anything you concoct in a kitchen is going to be healthier for you that what you might order in a restaurant, even if it's the cheesiest, most pepperoni-laden pizza you can dream up.
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Some users will argue that Google could take more drastic measures and simply use its tech prowess to stop the ad ecosystem from tracking you through cookies, fingerprinting and whatever else the adtech boffins will dream up next.
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To dream up a cruise ship business hub that parks just beyond the Golden Gate Bridge and sails under a Bahamanian flag, allowing for easy international movement free of immigration laws, is both truly innovative and deeply political.
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The product was featured on the premiere of CNBC's Wednesday-night prime time show, "Staten Island Hustle, " which follows Detore and four of his Staten Island entrepreneur friends as they dream up new ways to make extra cash.
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Now, he oversees a team of 20 designers, most of whom dream up or approve products and ideas for the 40-some companies that encompass the Martha Stewart brand, which was purchased in 2015 by Sequential Brands Group.
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Cynthia Rowley designed a series of hospital outfits for patients at Hackensack University Medical Center in New Jersey in 1999, and Diane von Furstenberg helped dream up a gown in a special pattern for Cleveland Clinic in 2010.
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The label, worth over 10 billion euros ($11 billion) on the stock market, has given its jackets a more fashionable twist, inviting guest designers to dream up more fanciful versions, and moving away from just functional winter clothing.
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"It has been incredibly fun to brainstorm ways technology can power a great video experience globally, to dream up ways to improve video advertising and to make those ambitions a reality," Kilar wrote a blog post about the acquisition.
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Read: America's Favorite Child Soldier: 'Home Alone,' 25 Years Later Back in the early 90s when Macaulay Culkin was a cultural mainstay, kids left home alone might dream up all sorts of contraptions to ward off would-be burglars.
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So much about being a football fan is transactional, but this is the ideal we all dream up for our team: homegrown players work together to build something special, overcome some odds, and eventually win the whole damn thing.
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Where we could be encouraging folks to dream up and draw their own creations, then color them in, we're instead prompting people to shade in images made by real artists (each of these books has a prominently listed artist).
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"Let's not dream up some way in Senate rules to drag this out day after weary day and expose one another to the viruses that are rampantly crossing this country and threatening us every single day," he said. Sen.
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Embraces, tears, kissing the hallowed ground and the drawn, deadbeat staring into the distant nowhere of the endlessly exhausted, the permanently haunted, by possible attack from behind and the dream up ahead that must, somehow, be clung on to.
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Valve's not using cameras for inside-out tracking; the company says the twin stereo RGB cameras here are designed for passthrough (letting you see the real world through the headset) and for whatever the computer vision community can dream up.
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As we continue to come to grips with the problems of our dystopian future, it's probably as good a time as ever to dream up some solutions with an idea straight out of the dystopian show Black Mirror: pollinating drones.
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As with past waves of new technology, such as the rise of personal computers and mobile telephony, AI has the potential to shake up the businesses of the tech giants by helping them overhaul existing operations and dream up new enterprises.
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Even if PepsiCo's experimental campaign partnership turns out to be either a spectacular failure or some kind of viral marketing scheme—which god help us, is always a possibility—StartRocket isn't the first company to dream up ads in space.
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Oddly, it seems like Hollywood is always trying to dream up a character like her, and they don't know how, and end up with so-called "strong female characters" who always seem to have to, like, drink whiskey and ride motorcycles.
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"I wanted to amplify the feeling of the cavernous museum galleries by installing artworks that invite visitors to look inwards, to question how their senses work, and dream up utopias for everyday life," Eliasson says in the show's press release.
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Funes expects an upcoming randomized control trial on water harvesting projects to show that increased production leads to healthier, more educated communities that are better prepared for climate change and less likely to lose people to "an American dream up north".
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Kathy Gomez, Nike's vice president of innovation, told Refinery29 that bringing outside collaborators into the company's design studio brings a different perspective they might not be exposed to, being so athlete- and performance-focus when they dream up new footwear.
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Instead, the flower, which mythologically bloomed from Aphrodite's tears over her lover Adonis, plays extremely well with other ingredients, allowing a perfumer to use it as a kind of lush canvas upon which to dream up a new olfactory memory.
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What type of Frankenstein's monster will he dream up with Nancy PelosiNancy PelosiWhy President Trump needs to speak out on Hong Kong Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Pelosi warns Mnuchin to stop 'illegal' .
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This is what happens when English public school boys, nostalgic for Empire, dream up a scheme for the resurrection of British glory based on foisting every little-England frustration on their neighbors across the Channel who started or lost the war.
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Newspaper articles with headlines like "Young Men Dream Up Some Ingenious Ways to Avoid the Draft" and "Avoiding the Draft Is Becoming the Favorite Sport Among Youth" horrified Americans who believed military service should be an equal obligation of male citizenship.
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In a flight of reasoning that only an economist could dream up, the paper suggests that if the pace of automation had been slower in the years before the 2016 contest, Michigan, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin would have plumped for Hillary Clinton.
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Evangelists say quantum algorithms running on quantum computers will be able to factor large numbers in a fraction of the time of regular computers, or precisely and efficiently simulate the interactions between atoms, allowing computers to dream up new physical materials or molecules.
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In the exclusive clip above, mentor, Christian Siriano, brings the designers to his New York City fashion house and introduces them to the six lucky women who are ready to dream up their custom dresses and serve as the models for the challenge.
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These behind-the-scenes makers craft, broker, and dream up all of the big fashion moments that, for some reason, leave us cheering at our television screen as these A-listers are simply trying to get through cursory interviews before taking their seats.
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The rest of the teaser gives us quick shots of Janney as Harding's mother LaVona, and Harding's ex-husband, Jeff Gillooly (Sebastian Stan), who helped dream up the insane scheme to break Nancy Kerrigan's leg so she couldn't compete in the Olympics.
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Given that state-of-the-art products fetch a higher price, it is presumably worth paying a premium to the limited numbers of humans involved in their creation — and especially since this buys proximity to the minds that dream up lucrative new visions.
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Armed with nothing but the Katy Kat COVERGIRL line (which was in fact created by Perry herself), makeup artist Brit Cochran helped us dream up four nonconformist beauty looks — including everything from purple lipstick to blue-tinged lashes — to unlock our inner badass.
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Survival in New York City is a challenge at the best of times, for everybody, but this hero's ordeals, by water and fire and social media, are sterner trials of faith than even the mad monks of the Inquisition could dream up.
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On a spring weekend in 219, more than 700 coders and designers were given 24 hours to dream up and create a new product at a hackathon in New York hosted by TechCrunch, a news site devoted to technology and Silicon Valley.
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I'm sure that Air Motion will appeal to some, but the only valid use case for the feature that I could dream up was if you need to turn up the volume or pause the music while you're handling delicate pastry or painting a room.
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Territorially, ISIS fell as fast as they rose, yet now the world must deal with the menacing tail-end of their worldview: those remaining followers who dream up acts of often cowardly terror that will later be claimed by ISIS as one of their own.
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There are three shades — Bloodwine, Vermillion, and Flesh — of the kit, which is named Lust 004 (but it's #1 in our eyes), and each contains lipsticks, glosses, and glitters that you can mix and match to create just about any look you can dream up.
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It is full of passengers who are trying to dream up the next gimmick, since using a fire extinguisher as a "brush," incorporating chewed gum as a medium, or laying work on the floor so that viewers can walk on it, have already been taken.
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Bullying was not just endemic, it was structural, with younger boys acting as servants for older ones, carrying out menial tasks and enduring whatever punishments their teen overlords could dream up, in the knowledge that eventually they would get to mete it out themselves.
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To think that a mass shooting at a gay nightclub filled with Latinos and committed by a Muslim-American sympathetic to religious extremists is beyond the scope of politics is absurd on its face — you couldn't dream up a scenario more rife with political implications.
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It wasn't until the introduction of Bluetooth headsets and Apple's iPhone in 2007 that wearable technology began the shift that's now under way, from self-contained, single-issue devices toward a market of complex, interactive computers capable of virtually anything entrepreneurs can dream up.
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It can be hard for you to get motivated to move—you're brilliantly creative and dream up fantastic ideas constantly, but actually doing something with them can be hard—but, with warrior Mars in energetic Sagittarius, you will actually be energized to get things done.
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Dorothée Meilizchon, the group's longtime partner who designed their Grand Pigalle Hôtel in Paris, was given carte blanche to dream up the interior for the property's 18 rooms and suites and two-story restaurant, set in two converted 19th-century townhouses in Covent Garden.
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They support Mr. Trump's lies; they viciously attack their colleagues on the other side of the aisle; they repeat over and over again their own lies; they say everything they can dream up to defend the indefensible and to weaken this incredible Constitution of ours.
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I know there'll be a theme, often one so intricate and well-crafted that a solver can be forgiven for following the wrong threads for miles, since constructors like Timothy Polin here can work their creative wiles and dream up any manner of groundbreaking innovation.
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This year-long focus on identity is where we explore how the choices we make on the outside (think: the outfits we dream up and the beauty lewks we create) reflect what we're feeling on the inside — and the challenges that arise trying to express our identity.
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He has accepted an invitation to take part in the annual challenge of the Aberlour Hunting Club, a seasonal restaurant that celebrates Saint Hubert (the patron saint of hunters) by inviting a chef to dream up three exceptional dinners centered around game meat and single malt pairings.
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When a beauty editor with access to a hundred variations of every product you could dream up cuts open a tube or sticks a Q-tip into a bottle just to get every last drop of serum or highlighter out, you can be sure it's damn good.
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On Full Frontal, host Samantha Bee employed Scottish-born actor, David Tennant, to read out some of the concerned tweets Scottish voters directed at Trump after hearing the news — complete with very entertaining insults and swears that only the good people of Scotland could dream up.
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Specifically, the new USB Type-C plug and port, which promises to become the single thing that we can use to connect all our devices, from monitors to phones to computers to whatever we dream up next Want to play chess with your friends on Facebook?
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This anticipates the female operating system, which Apple wasn't the first to dream up: The 1886 sci-fi novel L'Ève Future envisions a female android, with her voice embodied by phonographs, constructed as the author's response to the outward beauty and spiritual pettiness of the female subject.
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Instead of turning to our phones as our primary source of beauty inspo, we partnered with Target Beauty and paired two nail-art-obsessed Gen Z'ers with manicurist Naomi Yasuda to dream up actual nail art based on something more personal: their own unique senses of style.
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Around her, the movie loses focus, and, as for the climax, my best guess is that Belvaux and his pals had a game of Consequences, with the aid of a few beers, to see who could dream up the silliest ending, and then went with that.
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So, rather than patch together a "Harlequinade" based on the versions he knew or dream up his own, like Balanchine, Mr. Ratmansky went back to a trove of dance notations kept at Harvard: detailed scores written out in a system of lines, dots, arrows, X's and O's.
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James Bessen, an economist and executive director of the Technology & Policy Research Initiative at Boston University School of Law, said the idea behind IPwe is typical for the patent troll space: putting together a group of people to sit in an office all day and dream up patents.
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Why it matters: The iPhone remains the heart of Apple's business, and by all accounts it is going into essentially the third year with the design that debuted with the iPhone X. It remains unclear just how many good new reasons Apple can dream up to spur upgrades.
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It's difficult to imagine just how long Amazon's Jack Ryan would have to run in order to see Krasinski play the president, not to mention the kinds of hijinks it would have to dream up in order to echo Ryan's on-page broader journey in a contemporary setting.
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Roberto Olivetti, of the Olivetti typewriter company, for whom Sottsass would later dream up a now-iconic cherry-red portable model, paid for his treatment at Stanford University Medical Center in Palo Alto, and during his tedious recovery, Sottsass amused himself by sketching pills stacked vertiginously high, like children's blocks.
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For example, you can can be "solo poly," where you date many people with no intentions of a committed relationship; settle down with a "primary" or "nesting" partner where one or both people date others as well; opt for a throuple, or any other arrangement that you can dream up.
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In an early iteration, the smoked tsukemen special with Mexican dried spices, which I saw Tatsu dream up a couple years ago, he'd source his meat from one of Lockhart's barbecue spots or from local barbecue wizard Aaron Franklin, who provided the fatty brisket for a couple of these short-term specials.
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They work hand in glove with a growing crowd of other rent-seekers, such as management consultants (who dream up new excuses for rent-seeking), professional board members (who get where they are by not rocking the boat) and retired politicians (who spend their twilight years sponging off firms they once regulated).
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Simple math tells you that the economic muscle of just Germany, Great Britain and France — worth a collective $85033 trillion, enough to field a world-class military easily — should be more than enough to push back against any challenge that Russian President Vladimir Putin and his band of thugs could ever dream up.
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"Companies today want employees that can solve difficult challenges and dream up creative and innovative ideas that technologies cannot replicate," Staples tells CNBC Make It. A separate report from LinkedIn found hiring managers were most pressed to find workers who had soft skills such as creativity, persuasion, collaboration, adaptability and emotional intelligence.
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There was also a cake-tasting at the Washington Food Market, meant, I believe, to reference Lorelai's own wedding-cake tasting at the town bakery; and tea and a tour of the gardens at the Mayflower Grace Hotel, famed for inspiring Amy Sherman Palladino to dream up her beloved characters and their dreamy little world.
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That is, until our socials editor casually shared a list of what appeared to be Broadly headlines into our Slack channel: As we read through the list of perfect headlines for Broadly stories clearly too genius for our minds to ever dream up, we knew we needed to find out more about their creation.
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"If you were going to dream up the ideal stock for this particular environment, you'd want it to be an artificial-intelligence-based cloud company that can help further e-commerce, particularly in payments, while delivering a product the last mile to a house that's being rebuilt in Texas or Florida," the "Mad Money " host said.
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For comparison, here's Trucco's original (and impeccable) tweet, which went viral back in September: And here's the SpongeBob-referencing section of the Super Bowl halftime show: Now, sure, it doesn't take some musical genius to dream up the idea of splicing the horns in "Sweet Victory" to look like they're playing the synths from "Sicko Mode," but come on.
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In 2009's Duplicity, Julia Roberts and Clive Owen play two rival spies gone private-sector who dream up a scheme to get rich after spending three days rolling around an (of course) five-star hotel room, and you root for them because they look fabulous, like they deserve to have the money because they've shown themselves to be terrific at spending it.
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Some legal highlights Here are what we read as some of the most important highlights of their reply (their full reply is embedded in the bottom of this post.): Page 1, line 993 Thus, according to the government, short of kidnapping or breaking an express law, the courts can order private parties to do virtually anything the Justice Department and FBI can dream up.
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Aside from the moral imperative of defending a child's right to be a child, when we allow children to go hungry, to miss out on an education, to live with their basic needs unmet, we lose a generation of adults whose hard work could drive economic growth, whose intelligence could improve our communities, and whose creativity could dream up the new ideas that drive progress.
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In addition to furniture, his workshop now produces ceramics (using clay dug in Philadelphia and Lostine), clothing (sewn from fabric he machine-weaves and hand-dyes, with buttons he carves by hand), knives (crafted from repurposed band-saw blades), leather boxes (lined with sheepskin), stereo speakers (constructed from select woods) and pretty much anything else Mr. Hays can dream up, including bows and arrows for his archery club.
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When you think about it, who better to dream up beauty products than those who have seen everything on the market, who've tested the best and the worst and the extremely mediocre, sifted through years of data and studies, met with the founders of the biggest brands in the business, and talked to countless dermatologists and makeup artists and hairstylists and estheticians all in the name of speaking their beauty truth to the masses?
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"We can beef up mental health screenings, raise the age for gun purchases and dream up other stop-gap measures, but the threat to our children and our citizens will continue until we finally take bold action to ban assault weapons designed for the battlefield from easy access in our communities," Florida Senate Democratic Leader Oscar Braynon said, referring to semiautomatic, assault-style rifles like the AR-15 the shooter at Stoneman Douglas used.
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Characters bounce into Natalie's orbit and then dart away, each of them adding to the film's overall rumination about our ability to make a stab at normalizing the surrealism of existence: Her ex-husband stops by the house to collect his belongings or discuss their two grown children; she begins to take a shine to a fawning, good-looking former student (Roman Kolinka) who invites her to visit him at a commune where he and several other young people are trying to dream up a new society.
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