Facebook's Timeline is a great way to show one's personal history, but anything that happened before joining the network is missing from that personal history.
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The two publications have something of a personal history together.
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The exhibition also features some personal history for the gallery.
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Each participant wears an outfit connected to their personal history.
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Katharine Graham's memoir, "Personal History," got a grip on me.
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A bit of personal history may be in order here.
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Let me tell you a story from my personal history.
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Museveni and Rwandan President Paul Kagame have a long personal history.
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They are unencumbered by personal history, commitment issues or self-doubt.
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It's certainly a surprising move given the two men's personal history.
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So, my personal history literally has a feeling of being unsafe.
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She declined to discuss her personal history of abuse with Reuters.
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President Trump's personal history makes him impervious to such a charge.
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Especially one with some question marks in his personal history. 9.
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Kelley had a personal history saturated with violence and mental illness.
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Harper's personal history, it turns out, is tied closely to Indonesia's.
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THE WIFE'S TALE A Personal History By Aida Edemariam 317 pp.
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Your personal history can give doctors clues to what's going on.
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Graham cited in "Personal History" (1997), her Pulitzer Prize-winning autobiography.
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An inscribed copy of Katharine Graham's "Personal History," from Katharine Graham.
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When personal history turns into world history, it's always something monstrous.
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His father briefly resurfaced and tried to rewrite their personal history.
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Round by round, Isner is rewriting his personal history at Wimbledon.
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LIFE IN CODE A Personal History of TechnologyBy Ellen Ullman Illustrated.
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LIFE IN CODE: A Personal History of Technology, by Ellen Ullman.
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Donald J. Trump has a personal history with equal housing enforcement.
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She found the data had immediate relevance to her personal history.
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It's a reminder that her work reflects her personal history, too.
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And his personal history in the city is documented throughout his home.
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It makes sense, given Karev's personal history with a drug-using parent.
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My deep concern for this issue arises out of my personal history.
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While more of President Johnson's legacy and personal history is made legible
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My personal history is matriarchal, as I was raised by two women.
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Goodson, conversely, has his heroic status enriched by a solemn personal history.
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Fox's "The Personal History of David Copperfield" will be released overseas first.
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There's also the Russian element, which came from my own personal history.
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Nonfiction TWENTY-SIX SECONDSA Personal History of the Zapruder FilmBy Alexandra ZapruderIllustrated.
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But now we know the couple was actually re-creating their personal history.
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A simple failure to properly proofread or [cough] edit, your own personal history?
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Deleting all anxiety, behavior patterns, and personal history in regards to chocolate products.
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But without her short diversion into personal history, Asbrink's work would seem incomplete.
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There was an entire personal history I was trying to escape and rewrite.
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It's in everyday acts that hold a personal history of discovery and comfort.
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There was nothing in Alex's personal history to suggest he'd commit a crime.
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And our own personal history as glimpsed through two trips 16 years apart.
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What I'm looking for are books that will inspire my own personal history.
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This includes an exploration of the ambiguities surrounding Mr. Gurlitt's father's personal history.
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My passion for standing up for American families stems from my personal history.
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"His personal history is not as important as how he tells the story."
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Now, the psychiatrist sitting with me would say: 'When you say that your personal history is not interesting, it means you probably think that your personal history is actually painful or difficult, and so this is a way of deflecting that.
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To tap into that history, and my own personal history, is satisfying for me.
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The second layer is the personal history between Clinton and Putin is remarkably bad.
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But what happens when you encounter someone else's treasured memories, without their personal history?
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The items expose bits of both Apollinaire's personal history and taste for aesthetic alterity.
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His personal history is rooted in the mountains, the soil, and the untamed wilderness.
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For the most part, this sounds like a harrowing piece of someone's personal history.
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"That's for public purpose," Bush countered, before attacking Trump's personal history on the subject.
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Like most women worth getting to know better, Wonder Woman's personal history is complicated.
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I was kind of the dawning of a dark age in my personal history.
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Some argue that the internet is just another resource to gather personal history from.
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He was manipulative as far back as we can look in his personal history.
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Both concern low-level hoods and draw on the personal history of their directors.
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We are such a strong function of our history — personal history, global history, whatnot.
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"Underground" goes deeper into Harriet Tubman's personal history than your standard American history textbook.
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But that's what you talk about when you're a young comedian: your personal history.
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At the same time, almost poetically, I was reading "Personal History" by Katharine Graham.
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But the most dramatic exchange was over not only policy — but also personal history.
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You have your own long personal history that inspires what you require in a relationship.
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Mr Abe's personal history is not the only reason he is so set on this.
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Trump's personal history likewise raises many questions about what he would do once in power.
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What sets Ms Crampton's apart is the confluence of her personal history with the river.
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Her entire dossier on the man, every digital breadcrumb of his personal history, had vanished.
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Russian history, and indeed Putin's own personal history, suggests that this is a bad idea.
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They had one child together — film director Duncan Jones — and share a contentious personal history.
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When an artist lifts creative freedom out of the weight of personal history, everyone benefits.
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For those unacquainted with Perry's personal history and work, a brief digression may be helpful.
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Schumer's personal history with gun violence has made her an active advocate for gun safety.
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In the culture industries, the identity and the personal history of artists have become unbracketed.
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It might be something to do with the depths of your personal history and culture.
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TV: You're so open about sharing your own personal experiences and your own personal history.
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At the same time, James's shift westward has cemented his long personal history with California.
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For the past 20 years, Stackhouse has worked to preserve his personal history — on film.
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The public history in the news has made the personal history all the more immediate.
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They are run by someone who has repeatedly lied about his personal history and resume.
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O.K., maybe not a breeze, but not the disaster our personal history might have predicted.
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In addition to her personal history, Namoda's paintings also comment on the history of Mozambique.
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Ms. Kim, a veteran of health tech efforts, also has a personal history with Medicaid.
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Mr. Morris published his autobiography, "Get the Picture: A Personal History of Photojournalism," in 1998.
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With uncanny timing, a critically passionate and personal history of painting's recent past has appeared.
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Warren has made her personal history as a former school teacher a centerpiece of her campaign.
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You know, in acting classes they get into your personal history and connect that to work.
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Merkel, given her personal history and her nation's, had little choice but to take them in.
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Tell me about your personal history, specifically with famed 1980s/90s party scene The Club Kids.
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So instead of comparing your period to others', compare your cycle to your own personal history.
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A personal history of alcoholism or substance abuse may be a risk factor for developing depression.
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She has left her job in advertising and made her personal history her life's work now.
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He has a personal history in the state where he spent six years of his childhood.
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Maier didn't want people to know where she lived, and often lied about her personal history.
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Yet, that's not why she decided to publish the lengthy exploration into her own personal history.
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Why, all of a sudden, would she be candid about this particular kind of personal history?
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I quickly relegated the experience to the dustbin of my personal history once it was over.
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A journal that prompts them to record their own personal history for a new family keepsake
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The Republican electorate has fractured over the policy views and personal history of Donald J. Trump.
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How did your personal history with gun violence motivate you to take action on this issue?
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And Parkhurst's Bean is oilier than Levine, without credentials or much of a consistent personal history.
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Perhaps childhood never leaves us because we were pure artists then, unfettered by much personal history.
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I worry that for them, personal history already doesn't reach back as far as it should.
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Once an announcement is made, an exhaustive review of the nominee's professional and personal history begins.
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Why did Mr. Rollins never turn his thoughts and his expansive personal history into a book?
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That truth begins through a brutally honest and painstaking examination of our national and personal history.
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None had a personal history of heart disease, although some had close relatives with the condition.
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The movie, called "The Personal History of David Copperfield," is keeping things in the 19th century.
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Feature His unclassifiable books blend personal history, reportage, philosophy and theology to cast compulsive narrative spells.
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In his autobiography, he shares his personal history, the inspiration behind his work, and beautiful photographs.
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How to watch it: The Personal History of David Copperfield will be distributed by Fox Searchlight.
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The background and personal history of someone who is chosen for this office is extremely important.
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This duality is even reflected in the personal history of Takanori-san, Walaku's head pastry chef.
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I think what happened around the scar — it's a personal history, but it's also a collective history.
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I developed a whole personal history — where I came from, what I believed, why I became political.
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The comments Trump made on that tape, along with his personal history, made some conservative voters uncomfortable.
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The aspects that drew Carol to this style has a lot to do with his personal history.
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Chris Johnigan, a substitute teacher in Oakland, said his favorite thing about Harris was her personal history.
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It was an ambitious and captivating survey of his obsessions and personal history with architecture and film.
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VICE: Can you tell me us a little bit about your own, personal history with panic attacks?
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A lot of these tracks—in particular "Summer Rains"—seem to draw from a very personal history.
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One obvious factor in men's reaction to the perception of love is their personal history with attachment.
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All Cabinet nominees are required to submit extensive paperwork detailing their career, personal history and financial assets.
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Joseph Newfield Brooklyn, N.Y. Turner's personal history reminded me of my own brush with the Lyman Family.
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"Jensen's personal history is very interesting," Dr. Krogsgaard said as he unwrapped belt buckles, brooches and rings.
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There are meals so gluttonous, so meaningful, so caloric, that they imprint themselves on your personal history.
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Weaving together cultural, social, and historical references with autobiographical documents, it synthesizes personal history with collective memory.
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Ms. Park's personal history and image as a corruption-free conservative have been her main political assets.
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Season 3 delivers 10 entertaining episodes of personal history that are equal parts political, poignant and juicy.
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Its story of psychological and physical confinement resonated with Garfein's own personal history as a Holocaust survivor.
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The choreographer Mariana Valencia has been thinking about her personal history — or, as she calls it, herstory.
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The pieces reflect Gómez's interest in nature, biology and math but also her heritage and personal history.
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After they returned from break, McCain detailed how her personal history has shaped her view on the subject.
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The following is an excerpt from Ellen Ullman's new book, Life in Code: A Personal History of Technology.
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Moore, especially, has spoken openly about her personal history with sex work, adding greater resonance to her performance.
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You're a longtime WWE fan — tell me about your personal history with wrestling before you became a Superstar.
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Lê discusses her personal history, the search for her own identity, and the story of how lêlê materialized.
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The findings also appear to throw a wrench into another theory about our personal history with bed bugs.
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He added "it's fine" if his own personal history -- including his divorces -- is scrutinized during the presidential race.
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That includes chief of staff Reince Priebus, who welcomed Scaramucci with an alternative take on their personal history.
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It's informed not just by our personalities, but by our partisan identities, our ideologies, and our personal history.
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But then there are the songs that have not only defined my personal history, but yours as well.
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Here, tattoos are emblems of personal history, as a father describes to his son what inspired each one.
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Billed as a "personal history of cinema," it links disparate clips with quotations from the philosopher Gilles Deleuze.
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And yet my personal history suggests that there's no clear way to know who the good ones are.
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Maybe her personal history was like a hungry cat that had waited all those years to devour her.
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Hernandez funds the Puerto Rico Project primarily by herself, in part because of her personal history with addiction.
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You'll want a resume that is customized to the job you're applying for, not just your personal history.
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And Ted Hearne opened his newest theatrical work, "Place," a stylized exploration of gentrification, privilege and personal history.
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It is also no secret that fiction can be a cathartic way to reinterpret trauma and personal history.
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That unruliness reflects the personal history embedded in the piece, a life that has been anything but tidy.
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Scotty's personal history is an important corrective to a falsified historical record, forged in a more repressive era.
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I wrote a second book, "The Hemingses of Monticello: An American Family," to flesh out Hemings's personal history.
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At the movies, we bring with us what family and personal history and society have made of us.
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Much like a nominee's bio reel at a convention, the show brought out personal history and validators' testimony.
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When I tell people about my personal history, I always end up defending myself for what happened there.
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"We all have personal history here," said Rosy Raggi, who took the tour with six other Lebanese friends.
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Greenleaf has a long personal history of depression, as well as depression-linked issues such as obsessive-compulsive disorder.
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I think partly because I had become so well versed in her personal history and then her public history.
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Please Help,Millennial Lone Wolf Dear Millennial Lone Wolf,I don't know you — your age, your personal history, etc.
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This too will amount to a staggering loss of internet history — in this case, people's personal history and data.
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Conroy confronted his personal history in the book and interviewed family members and friends -- eventually reconciling with his father.
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It's about giving and receiving to the tattoo community and being aware and proud of his own personal history.
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Season 3, arriving Sunday, delivers 10 entertaining episodes of personal history that are equal parts political, poignant and juicy.
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Clinton World also knows that the personal history of Bill and Hillary Clinton will be campaign fodder for Trump.
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Pittman guides us through 18 chapters of natural, economic, political, social and personal history, each painstakingly reported and researched.
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One of these ways of telling the story — personal history versus social history — is not superior to the other.
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How did you personal history with Nick play into your presence with him at this time, into the intimacy?
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Kurt's artistic development and personal history closely mirror that of Gerhard Richter, one of Germany's most celebrated living artists.
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My personal history and struggles don't change those facts, and I work to amplify voices, not speak for others.
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WINNER: "Joker""Marriage Story""Once Upon a Time ... in Hollywood""The Personal History of David Copperfield""The Two Popes"
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And Mr. Erwin, a retired communications executive, has started a new business: creating personal-history videos for other families.
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When it comes to decisions about money, she factors in an unusually painful but important chapter of personal history.
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It can be read as a song of grief composed to memorialize vacant buildings that hold space for personal history.
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Though not immediately apparent, the works in Foreign Body relate to Anderson's personal history and vivid memories from his childhood.
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Not only do we enjoy eating them, and have the assembly mastered, but they also have an important personal history.
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The privilege of serving my country is not only rooted in my military service, but also in my personal history.
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"In case of personal history of food allergy it is possible the transfer of an allergen through kissing," Almenara said.
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I don't have a jewelry box or travel with earring backs; and I'm not dripping in ostentation or personal history.
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Sure, social media's effect on your mental health depends on your personal history and the way you use your apps.
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The thrice-married candidate's checkered personal history and crude rhetoric flew in the face of the party's religious, conservative image.
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With my personal history, when I came out, it was a very big deal, and I was not very safe.
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Your project reflects on a difficult personal history that is strangely too familiar to those of us from the city.
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Typically this is believed to occur in individuals who may have a personal history or genetic predisposition to these conditions.
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With every venture, Lords's notorious past comes up in the media, because her name is synonymous with her personal history.
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They played adversaries on Game of Thrones, but Pilou Asbaek and Nikolaj Coster-Waldau have a very different personal history.
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It's surprising that neither gives more space to "Under Western Eyes," a novel crowded with enigmas and transmuted personal history.
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They redefine our personal history, rendering it into data to be consumed by others, framed around our inclinations to buy.
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Responding to that assertion, Senator Ana Amélia Lemos, an opponent of Ms. Rousseff's, expressed respect for the leader's personal history.
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The result could link her to her birth family and fill in some of the blanks of her personal history.
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For Tapia-Hadley, choosing the issues she wants to push for was easy — they're a part of her personal history.
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There is also a limit to how much you can buy per month, depend on your state and personal history.
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Yet, despite this illustrious background and fascinating personal history, not a single biography has been published of this pioneering woman.
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Context matters, and many felt that his tone-deaf gender humor was an especially bad look given the personal history.
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Interviews that Waid and Jones did promoting and framing their project suggest some of it is rooted in personal history.
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My queerness became emblematic of a larger personal history, and I wanted that to be seen by the outside world.
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But arguments about money have a tendency to be particularly toxic, since they're layered with deep emotional and personal history.
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It raises the question, Is our view of the past, of our own personal history, somehow different without hard copies?
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It might not be history that frees us, Hadley seems to suggest, but personal history, a late coming-of-age.
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In an urgent letter addressed to his teenage son, Coates interleaves his personal history with reflections on black American history.
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He's revealed bits and pieces of his personal history over the years — these are the highlights: Where Is RZA From?
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Almost without exception, when Hi meets a new character, that person recounts his or her own personal history at length.
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The experience of immigration and travel so deeply embedded in her family's personal history has since informed the artist's work.
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While Teddy loved and inhaled history, Trump appears to know almost nothing of anything other than his own personal history.
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The writer's personal history is bound up with that of Central Europe, including stops in places irrevocably changed by time.
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But Rock -- real name Dwayne Johnson -- says he decided to change his body part to reflect his own personal history.
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But except for authoritarian views on immigration and crime, Trump doesn't have any personal history of consistency as a conservative.
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Yes. In the Japanese system, when you're born, you have a register, a personal history, like a letter from the city.
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However, others are staying away given Argentina's history of defaults and Kirchner's personal history of refusing to play ball with bondholders.
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It's a story about Norse legends, grappling with a personal history of violence, and a father trying to raise a son.
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Sure, I can say I'm Indian or Middle Eastern or whichever simplification of my personal history if I want to hide.
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Not only do we enjoy eating them, and have the the assembly mastered, but they also have an important personal history.
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He travels through Moscow; London; Tangier, Morocco; and New York as he evades the C.I.A. while searching for his personal history.
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" They're "the stories that tell us how we should approach the world right now, at this point in our personal history.
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It's a deep dive into Woodson's personal history — and a universal story about the complex emotions we all feel as kids.
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But as the movie goes on, the town's story — and Reinke's personal history — gets more complex, heading in directions nobody expected.
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Alphonse keeps bringing up, and most likely fictionalizing, their distant personal history, while Bernard alternately denies and attempts to document his.
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His work emerges from personal history and investigates the grammar of photography, experimenting with scale, seriality, color, paper, composition, and authorship.
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However, women with a personal history of bipolar disorder have a one in four chance of developing the condition after childbirth.
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It's also the perfect introduction to a record that walks through a personal history without ever falling into self-referential nostalgia.
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Above, she campaigned in Valdosta, Ga. Her personal history and her rise from poverty to power have lent her campaign sizzle.
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Ms. Abrams's personal history and her against-the-odds rise from poverty to power has lent her campaign sizzle and shape.
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In enlisting Mr. Dowless, the Harris campaign's consultants signed on a man with some political knowledge but a blemished personal history.
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"I would say my personal history is not particularly interesting," Mason said, with a small smile that predicted his questioner's disbelief.
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"The Personal History of David Copperfield" stands out because of its committment to color-blind casting, particularly in a period piece.
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Streep said she relied on Graham's Pulitzer Prize-winning memoir "Personal History" for insight into the publisher's thinking at the time.
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Ms. Robbins said that artwork should not necessarily be discarded because the subject matter or the artists' personal history is offensive.
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When a white person is responsible for a shooting, there tends to be more interest in his emotions, his personal history.
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"Minefield" becomes the kind of theater that will give some people flashbacks and others vital insight, depending on their personal history.
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"To be clear, this case is not about any Bumble personnel's personal history with anyone previously at Tinder," the case complaint reads.
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Hannah had been fascinated with Graham's life since reading a copy of her Pulitzer Prize-winning memoir, Personal History, several years prior.
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An interview with artist Christine Gedeon about her current exhibition explores her personal history in Aleppo and a particularly painful family story.
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Last Jedi spends time on establishing her personal history, and her sacrifice actually means something in the greater context of the film.
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As for the mistaken identity feline who currently resides six paws under in the Robinson's backyard, its personal history is anybody's guess.
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Holden felt as though his personal history was being scraped down to dry pulp like a lime at a really cheap bar.
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Clinton also said at the event, "I have a kind of weird personal history about impeachment," which earned laughs from the crowd.
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Disciplinary choices reflect parental stress, family circumstances and the whole complex cocktail of emotion and personal history and daily life at home.
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But he's also a man with a pocked personal history when it comes to allegations of assault, statutory rape, and other entanglements.
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It's less a food than a personal history tied to our deepest sensory memories: Church picnics, block parties, pot lucks, grandparents' kitchens.
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We were considering everything: financial stuff, medical stuff, personal history stuff, and then we made our decision, and it was absolutely not.
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Tammy Baldwin has emphasized her personal history with preexisting conditions — she's had one since she was 9 — in the Wisconsin Senate campaign.
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Tilda Swinton got more than she asked for on her first day making her new film The Personal History of David Copperfield.
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And he's vulnerable not just because of his personal history and public demeanor, which amount to a raging bonfire of the pieties.
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Human beings don't include every detail of a story each time they tell it, especially when the story involves difficult personal history.
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But it's also one man's personal history, a timeline of decades spent pursuing fatherhood as well his (nonbiological) L.G.B.T.Q. family at large.
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A representative for Barton at Zillow declined to comment on Barton's net worth; career at Expedia, Zillow, and Glassdoor; or personal history.
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People with a family or personal history of psychotic or psychiatric disorders should be particularly wary, and perhaps be excluded from trials.
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That personal history is something she's talked about in interviews,explaining that she drew on her lived experience when portraying Cleo's life.
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But he also had a personal history of ties to conservative pundits with white nationalist histories, and received support from white nationalist groups.
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With all that in mind, I've recently made a dramatic decision — certainly the most dramatic decision in my personal history with The Bachelor.
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Her search for a personal history that resonated with her inner reality led her to South Sulawesi, home to the Bugis ethnic group.
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For Warren, then, the debate began and ended with those twin elements — her case for "structural change" and the personal history behind it.
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Did you plan on sharing that personal history at that moment, in the debate, or was it a spur-of-the-moment decision?
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Furthermore, I don't know your personal history with mental health, so I won't make any presumptions about that as a possible factor here.
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Beyond keeping his personal history from others, there is what Atwell calls the "am I going to bring someone into this life?" question.
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Weaving together cultural, social, and historical references with autobiographical documents, it synthesizes the private with the social, and personal history with collective memory.
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All were annoyingly irreplaceable pieces of personal history I'd carted around from house to house over the years like a ball and chain.
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The Gun Control Act prohibits the "transfer of a firearm" (which can be a sale) to people with certain criminal or personal history.
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Based on his answer (and also his own personal history) ... we're assuming Chuck wouldn't be mad if he started speaking for the people.
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More than one Republican woman phoned in to discuss their personal history of assault—and also to say that they don't believe Ford.
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In Arquette's performance, Dee Dee is a masterful and resourceful storyteller, who can repurpose any scrap of personal history for her own ends.
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Her book is a personal history because Ethiopia's public dramas and denouements are refracted through the domestic prism of her grandmother Yetemegnu's life.
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Work — lab research, surveys, field studies — is inevitably colored by personal history, professional and financial pressures, desire for recognition, and fear of failure.
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Even a mild mannered person without the kind of coarse personal history Bannon owns is likely to lash out after essentially getting fired.
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Only one of them was included in the study; the second was excluded for having "falsified aspects of his personal history," Rosenhan wrote.
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As Joanne McNeil points out in Lurking, her personal history of the internet, Sergey Brin did—at least as of the early 2010s.
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In "Fields (Intro)," Eckerson presents a solo, which relies on fiction, dreamscapes, theory and personal history as a way to heal ancestral wounds.
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As you might expect from that personal history, O'Rourke has a voting record that is somewhat more conservative than the average House Democrat's.
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Both men chose to mend their personal history so Adams' vision of democracy as "a government of laws, and not of men," might thrive.
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Brooks also learned a bit about her personal history, including that she is on oxygen and has congestive heart failure, osteoporosis and other ailments.
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"The privilege of serving my country is not only rooted in my military service, but also in my personal history," the planned remarks state.
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The Hill obtained a memo from Latino Decisions to Cárdenas recommending Valenzuela run on her personal history and focus on issues like health care.
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The role of sex and gender in this election extends beyond Donald Trump's personal history and the media's excessive scrutiny of Hillary Clinton's voice.
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But a leading pro-Clinton super PAC is preparing to raise Trump's personal history if he takes the campaign in a more personal direction.
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The study found that consumers faced higher prices on a number of sites compared to those offered an automated browser with no personal history.
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We asked DeRobertis to write about his personal history with the Avalanches' discography and how it influenced his own music, and he gratefully obliged.
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You can draw a line between your personal history and the image that others perceive, or you can use their projections to your advantage.
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Trump has repeatedly emphasized the manufacturing sector as he moves toward next year's election, often citing his personal history as a real estate developer.
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You've changed dramatically in the past six years and Twitter, in a way, serves as a journal, a verbal selfie, and a personal history.
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That initial production, "Samuel & Alasdair: A Personal History of the Robot War," was set in an alternate-future Russia reflecting back on 1950s Americana.
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Related: Trump's White House chaos leaves world with room to breathe Many of the key decision makers around Trump have personal history in Afghanistan.
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This system works because Afghans know the personal history of everyone in their village, and each person's current name is easily and intuitively understood.
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"Google can be biased, but it's biased toward high engagement and interest, and interest is reflected both by locality and personal history," he said.
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Profile In a new memoir, the actress reveals a personal history, darkened by abuse and illuminated by grace, that she has never shared before.
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Daisy May has started landing movie roles, too, and appears in "The Personal History of David Copperfield," scheduled for an American release this summer.
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Although both appeared determined not to let politics spoil their encounter, their fraught personal history and divergent personal styles made for a loaded backdrop.
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Critics have long assumed that Pedro Almodóvar's films have similarly drawn on his own personal history, partly because they have often centred on artists.
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And like other Americans, Trump interpreted what he saw through his own personal history, one that is pocked with accusations of misconduct and assault.
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"Knowing Ambassador Khalilzad's own history, personal history, he has ambitions in Afghanistan," Mohib said, alleging that Khalilzad had presidential aspirations in 2009 and 2014.
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"The Yellow House," by Sarah M. Broom, has everything I could want in a book: moving personal history, painstaking research, a reflexive self-awareness.
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As Chester Finn writes in "Troublemaker: A Personal History of School Reform since Sputnik," Chubb and Moe sparked years of pro-school choice legislation.
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A personal history of Islamophobia in America "Late-breaking sexism": why young women aren't excited about electing a woman president I live in Denmark.
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And I took a lot of the rubrics of the magazine, like Shouts and Murmurs, and Annals of Personal History, and all of that.
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Legislators in Richmond, the state capital, continued to go about their business amid hushed speculation that more politically damaging personal history would be exposed.
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Not everyone had that reaction, and the reason for this is less a matter of personal taste than it is one of personal history.
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Cruz, who has a fraught personal history with the President, is expected to visit the White House later Tuesday to meet with senior administration aides.
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Throughout the season, the show reveals bits and pieces of Jacqueline's own professional journey and her personal history that led her to running Scarlet magazine.
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Providing nuanced but clear explanations for the ways Hillary's personality and personal history have shaped her political career is where Blumenthal's method really pays off.
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Edwards ran a campaign that accentuated the positive – he spoke about his background and personal history and didn't burn many bridges by attacking John Kerry.
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There are exceptions to the rule, like Sarah Polley's unfolding-mystery doc Stories We Tell, or Marjane Satrapi and Vincent Paronnaud's animated personal history Persepolis.
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Khan's works celebrates the duality of her cultures—the beauty in being young and unsure, understanding personal history while maintaining an awareness of present culture.
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But I couldn't help hoping that, in the long run, Turner will be given her true due, her personal history plumbed for its deepest applications.
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Sun Hung Kai did not respond to a request for comment from Business Insider on the Kwok family's personal history and involvement with the company.
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Nantwich bequeaths to Will his personal history, a chronicle of his erotic life from boarding school to his years as a colonial administrator in Africa.
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Marshall has absorbed enough personal history, American history, African-American history and art history to become one of the great history painters of our time.
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But the internal review panel investigating the Rice shooting found he lied or omitted crucial information in his application's personal history statement, city officials said.
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His rival Mr. Rubio has a pitch and personal history that tell a different story about the American dream — one that hews closer to reality.
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With that kind of personal history, it' no wonder she loves country so much—even though it's a fairly new discovery for the Boston native.
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From the start, Mr. Giraldo's personal history, pieced together from interviews, court records, government documents and his public confessions, intersected with Colombia's intense civil conflict.
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It's refreshing to encounter a young writer who's chosen to do some fieldwork rather than indulging a deep dive into his own limited personal history.
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Discussion on soldiers' motivations, personal history and memories; questions of home fronts and guerrilla operations; questions about women and slave life and resistance were commonplace.
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My books are a reflection of my life and personal history — sort of the way people talk about music being the soundtrack to their lives.
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When Senator Elizabeth Warren released a proposal for universal child care in February, she discussed the policy in the context of her own personal history.
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"The Personal History of Rachel DuPree," a drama about an African-American farming family in the Badlands of South Dakota in 1917, is under way.
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When Senator Elizabeth Warren released a proposal for universal child care in February, she discussed the policy in the context of her own personal history.
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Bearing Witness I read Zuzana Justman's Personal History about her experience in the Terezín concentration camp with interest and gratitude ("My Terezín Diary," September 16th).
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Ms. Bides said that her grandparents were Holocaust survivors — one grandfather was in Auschwitz — and that the art was intended to explore her personal history.
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Artistic movements and iconic references are not preciously locked in the past: for Frésquez they are dynamic vehicles to critically discuss community and personal history.
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And while there might be no explaining Kanye West, this tweetstorm's tangled web of ego, personal history, and hot-tempered attacks comes pretty damn close.
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It's more interesting to spend an afternoon with the quartet to see how their respective idiosyncrasies and personal history factor into the album's actual creation.
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" Defense One exec editor Kevin Baron tweeted: "Shanahan invited Washington Post reporters into his apartment days before withdrawing to discuss his personal history on the record.
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Her work includes meditations on the natural world as well as narratives involving her personal history as a native New Mexican of Lebanese and Mexican descent.
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Garland's personal history suggests that hard work, virtue, and merit can take you all the way to a seat on the highest court in the land.
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Personal history plays a part in P-Orridge's new exhibition Try to Altar Everything, now on at The Rubin Museum of Art in New York City.
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Based on fate (for example, where one is born) people generally quantify talent differently: One's preferences are affected by things like personal history, geography, and bias.
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While "biographical" might imply a clear-cut set of personal facts, Williams's work communicates a personal history that's a bit blurrier and less easy to define.
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It was an outstanding feat for the small studio, based out of their native Norway, and is a milestone simulator in my video gaming personal history.
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When William Pinkerton, son of the legendary detective Allan Pinkerton, came face to face with Austin in Havana, the criminal shared more of his personal history.
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Mr. Marshall has absorbed enough personal history, American history, African-American history and art history to become one of the great history painters of our time.
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Now they're trying to ram Kavanaugh through in a matter of weeks, despite incomplete vetting of his legal record and major questions about his personal history.
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He excelled at shorter forms of life writing, and one of his fortes was the personal history that chronicled the angst of living by one's pen.
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Her latest project, "Memoirs of a … Unicorn," takes a turn toward personal history, with stories of her Arkansas-born father's life as a point of departure.
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Along with conjuring up a legend-inspiring African past, Ms. Lawson's photographs express her personal history, right down to her color choices for walls and clothing.
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ROMEA Cultural, Visual, and Personal History By Robert Hughes This book, by an opinionated former art critic, is hardly the dry city biography one might expect.
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Fitzsimons "shows less interest in rhapsodizing over Nesbit's style than in exploring the purpose and personal history that underlay it," Liesl Schillinger writes in her review.
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The family's personal history is a fraught one (you can read about it in Kertes's previous novel, "Gratitude"), and it exerts a black hole's gravitational pull.
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" Ron Johnson of Wisconsin on August 15 -- "Judge Kavanaugh's impressive legal background combined with his compelling personal history makes his nomination an easy one to support.
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Skip your personal history and give about 2-3 sentences about your career path and how you ended up in this interview, applying for this job.
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But arguments about money (like that expensive trip you took) have a tendency to be particularly toxic because they're layered with deep emotional and personal history.
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The show is presented by Amy Li, notably one of the only Chinese gallerists in a populous Chinatown who has a personal history in the area.
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Some fear that Javett, a newly-opened institution, has tacitly given auction houses, galleries, and museums permission to forget Mthethwa's dark personal history — and disseminate his work.
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Literally to be in that room dealing with that particular issue in light of my own personal history and the history of Mississippi, and Southern Baptist history.
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As he prepares to say goodbye to his radio program, Mr. Keillor shares his favorite poems, songs and stories associated with the city and his personal history.
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Under The Big Black Sun: A Personal History Of L.A. Punk (John Doe With Tom Desavia) (Various Artists) – Tom DeSavia, John Doe, Scott Sherratt & Dan Zitt, producers
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More seasoned runners have a personal history of pushing themselves physically and mentally, which means when the going gets tough, they are more likely to get going.
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Sending Danielle L. home, someone he'd been very confident in initially, really shook him up, especially given his personal history of making poor relationship decisions on television.
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During the Miss Universe pageant, Nel-Peters said that she wanted to teach self-defense workshops to women — an issue with which she has a personal history.
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After GOP presidential candidate Ben Carson said in October that he could not abide a Muslim president, Sanders delivered a political rebuke wrapped inside a personal history.
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"I think many lesbian feminists came from a personal history of radicalism in the 60s; some of them were a part of the hippie communes," said Faderman.
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Now, this is where my own personal history in politics gives me some perspective on the phrase "Not so fast!" when it comes to politics in America.
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The book moves between her personal history and the everyday reality of having her body in her life, and the switches come constantly and can be jarring.
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I was also trying to find a way into some extremely personal history—mostly having to do with my sister—and to create a story around it.
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You meet a new character or two, get some insight into the wider fiction of BattleTech, and write a quick chapter of your merc company's personal history.
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More than once, Ms. Morgan said, she has been rebuffed by people who told her they could not go against an incumbent, no matter his personal history.
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Even a young Biden was prone to "gaffes," a political-journalism euphemism that encompasses everything from verbal flubs to exaggerating one's personal history to expressions of prejudice.
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Routine risk assessment is not recommended for women whose personal history, family history or ancestry does not suggest the possible presence of harmful BRCA23 or BRCA22 mutations.
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Clark: You've talked in other interviews about how your own grandmother inspired the series, so I was wondering what outside of your own personal history inspired it.
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As Harriet Tubman, Ms. Hinds delivers an hourlong speech about her character's personal history and the future of the antislavery movement to an audience of white abolitionists.
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That's present in The Personal History of David Copperfield, but unlike his 2017 TIFF premiere The Death of Stalin, Copperfield is a gentler, less biting period piece.
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According to them, this company could help prevent similar attacks in the future, something which Winston's recently personal history informed him was a threat worth taking seriously.
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Back in January he delivered a veritable history lesson on the origins of grime, along with much of his personal history, in an extensive interview with Sway.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Blending photo transfers, drawing, patterned fabrics, and traditional painting techniques, the works of Njideka Akunyili Crosby reflect her layered personal history.
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Perhaps this focus on character and personal history rather than policy could distance Trump from the GOP and short-circuit negative partisanship, at least on the Democratic side?
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While his character Madeline's story is charted in 12 books and continues to delight a generation of children (and their parents), his personal history is less well known.
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This year is notable for its emphasis on the many forms documentary cinema can take, encompassing an array of topics such as war, capitalism, personal history, and folklore.
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This attitude toward international law might well be called Trumpian: It aligns well with Trump's personal history of treating rules as things that apply only to other people.
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Had Hillary Clinton been looking for an easy hit, she could have hammered Donald Trump for his alleged mafia ties, his business failures, or his sordid personal history.
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He committed an unimaginable act, but I know that based on every shred of evidence and personal history that Matt did not commit murder in the first degree.
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The film, which premiered in London last month, gives an up-close and personal history of the band and portrait of the group's founder and drummer-pianist Yoshiki.
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" Vasquez said Samarin didn't share a lot of personal history but spoke in general terms about "some rough patches in his life" and not knowing "who he was.
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These include many aspects of his odd personal history, his assets, and his "collection" of famous friends and acquaintances, many of whom are now distancing themselves from Epstein.
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When Donald Trump decided to run for President, some people at the Enquirer assumed that the magazine would apply the same scrutiny to the candidate's colorful personal history.
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In one trial, Williams and her team were able to predict with 80 percent accuracy whether an antidepressant would be effective based on brain scans and personal history.
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But we also talked about his personal history and what brought him — someone with an anthropology degree, of all things — to the TV industry in the first place.
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The documentary special follows Spears' country music career, but it also delves into her personal history, including when she found out she was pregnant while still a teenager.
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She breathes life into the leading characters in her personal history, and tells her mesmerizing tale with an honesty that is at once unsparing and full of love.
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In "Autobiography," the British choreographer and director creates a movement palette inspired by the sequence of his own genome as well as by moments from his personal history.
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The remainder of the risk is supplied by experience: the messy combination of trauma, substance use, loss and identity crises that make up an individual's intimate, personal history.
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At Kith and Kin, in Washington, he is making homey Afro-Caribbean food, and exploring the legacy of the African diaspora rather than just his own personal history.
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The R&B star had a personal history of childhood abuse Psychological studies have shown that many adult abusers have been abused themselves, and Kelly was no exception.
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This version included the tips and other guidelines for answering questions related to Schultz's new book, "From the Ground Up," about his personal history and time at Starbucks.
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Not surprisingly, Nelson has a very precise relationship to language—and to the vicissitudes of personal history, including the self-mythologizing that goes into making a transformed self.
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A panel including artists Richie Pope, Jane Mai, Kelsey Wroten, and others will examine the different ways that comics can explore issues of personal history, identity, and autobiography.
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I had read Katharine Graham's memoir, Personal History, about five or six years ago, and I'd fallen in love with her voice and was interested in her life.
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The insinuation is that if lived experience is as valuable as creative output, Jones' extraordinary personal history is at least partly to thank for his parade of smash hits.
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My personal history is so complicated that I can't imagine ever keeping myself from writing about it, though I've written and continue to write in modes other than memoir.
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But, she added, the controversy prompted her to develop an exhibition around Maurits that ran this summer, and to ask the museum's research team to study his personal history.
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Fifty-three years later, granddaughter Alexandra Zapruder adds a fresh narrative to an old tragedy with the release of Twenty-Six Seconds: A Personal History of the Zapruder Film.
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While she's only told a few of them about her personal history with the game, she's nevertheless found a community that can accompany her in a time of grief.
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The photographer is careful not to give away too much of her personal history—despite her decades-long career, biographical details about her life are thin on the ground.
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"I've never been this turned on by a high school before," Jojo confesses even after Ben uses the non-human term "high school athletics" to describe his personal history.
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This "personal history of technology" by a novelist and former computer programmer presents a unique perspective on software, the people who write it, and the world it has created.
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Mothers who have a family history of depression, those who abuse alcohol and those with a personal history of depression are more likely than others to experience postpartum symptoms.
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They note that conservative voters backed the president in 2016, despite his own colorful personal history, in part because they believed he would get conservatives onto the high court.
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Sparks, who stars on the Netflix hit "House of Cards," shared his own personal history with Type 85033 diabetes at a hearing of the Senate Special Committee on Aging.
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But another way: Chahal knows Gravity4 has little chance of ever going public due to his personal history, so he's leveraging the ICO craze to bolster its balance sheet.
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Mr. Lichtenstein was able to get gun licenses for some clients who were otherwise unlikely to secure them because of their criminal background or personal history, the government said.
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Doughty's excellent thriller examines how early childhood traumas — and a personal history that echoes Indonesia's — help to explain how Harper became an instrument of Western economic and political power.
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According to the report, 85 percent of prisoners across the country have either a personal history of drug or alcohol addiction, or their crime was drug- or alcohol-related.
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Their personal histories—my personal history—gave me both deep gratitude towards the United States and great empathy for others—like the Ukrainian people—who want to be free.
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Check, in many ways the central character, has a fascinating personal history: Her father is both a slave owner and a well-known soldier; her husband is an abolitionist.
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The digital archive we're building will make it easier for researchers and the public at large to explore the military and personal history in each frame of every film.
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Musically, the language of the score, conducted by Justin Brown, was lyrical, with set-piece numbers seamlessly connected, and revealed Ms. Langer's personal history as Russian-born but London-based.
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Through letters, family scrapbooks, photographs, and other archival material, viewers will discover rarely-known facts about Douglass' family and personal history, something the abolitionist rarely wrote about in his autobiographies.
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Thirteen people had a personal history of skin cancer, and 11 said the result of using black salve was that the lesion was still present or a scar was present.
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In "Fascism: A Warning" Albright (with Bill Woodward) draws on her personal history, government experience and conversations with Georgetown students to assess current dangers and how to deal with them.
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Honestly, after seeing my family's joyous reaction to the proposal as well as taking into account my own personal history with the family, I made the decision to say yes.
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WATCH THIS: Meg Ryan Reveals How Motherhood 'Fundamentally' Changed Her and Her Favorite Quirky Thing About Tom Hanks And it's not just Ryan's personal history that's layered into the space.
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Personal history is something that's easy to forget as life goes on, but establishing a relationship with our past can help us connect more effectively, and empathetically, to our present.
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Bad personal history And it was the billionaire who first made a target of Obama, spending years trying to prove the Hawaii native was not born in the United States.
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Such an answer does not mean he is selfish or self-absorbed (though one could argue that the life-size wax figure and museum devoted to his personal history do).
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"Star Dust (Zorianyi Pyl)" — an installation by Crimean artist Maria Kulikovska, who is based in Kyiv — interweaves the contemporary situation in the peninsula with the personal history of her family.
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Harvey Weinstein went so far as to hire ex-Mossad operatives to investigate the personal history of the actress Rose McGowan, to discourage her from publicly accusing him of rape.
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Mx. Anzoategui (who is gender nonbinary and prefers gender-neutral terms) is especially good as the grieving Eddy, who's separated from Lyn and Emma by both personal history and class.
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Everything about him is new and different, but also a little corrupt, as he uses his own personal history and whims to take the church in an unheard of direction.
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His early novel "Haussmann; Or, The Distinction" (2001) passed itself off as a personal history of the planner of modern Paris, which La Farge had merely translated from the French.
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Mr. Navrozov's contempt for Lenin, the leader of the Bolshevik Revolution, and Stalin, his brutal successor, arose out of intellectual loathing, not of a personal history of exile or repression.
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Having befriended Carrier decades later, Vo acquired his archive and has used the photos to construct an imagined life in Vietnam that he has made part of his personal history.
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His father was Moroccan and his mother Belgian, but having been orphaned at the age of eight, Benhelima grew up with many gaps in and questions about his personal history.
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Now in its fifth edition, this year's Neighboring Scenes: New Latin American Cinema is notable for its strong documentary selection, which encompasses topics such as war, capitalism, personal history, and folklore.
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"Cast of Characters" was full of portraits by 95 queer artists, all arranged as though they were family photographs or paintings giving color and personal history to a soft, welcoming interior.
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Until his death, just three years later, Bartow continued to produce artworks drawn from his personal history, Native American ancestry, and friendships with artists and indigenous peoples from around the world.
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As for his reasoning, Meyer explained to Katharine that "no man should be in the position of working for his wife," she recalled in her Pulitzer Prize-winning autobiography, Personal History.
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Little is known about the Guardians sequel beyond the fact that it will dig deeper into Peter "Star-Lord" Quill's personal history, specifically who his father is and why he's important.
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But if the press wasn't focusing on the changes in her body, they were trying to connect the rawness of her performance to her own personal history — and her father's death.
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In Rosenhan's study, Lando was reduced to a footnote, his data "excluded" on a technicality, allegedly because he'd "falsified aspects of his personal history" when he was admitted to the hospital.
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The only time we see mention of the W.N.B.A. is when players have a personal crisis or a sad personal history or someone wants to reflect on a player's sexual orientation.
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Though Bennet largely limited his praise to Gorsuch's personal history and ties to Colorado, his warm comments stood in stark contrast to remarks from his Democratic colleagues on the Judiciary Committee.
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In your essay for John Doe's book, Under the Big Black Sun: A Personal History of LA Punk, you say that the history books "erase" The Go-Go's from that scene.
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If anything, Allen's understanding that women are discrete, complex individuals, and that men often behave like monsters toward them, out of entitlement or immaturity, makes his personal history even more upsetting.
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That Richter's personal history contained such traumatic historical entanglements seems almost unbelievably ill-fated and, because it's true, it demonstrates just how widespread the lingering effects of the Nazi period were.
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But a closer look reveals how Mr. Wa Lehulere's art offers allusive, layered references to his own complex personal history and its deep entwining with that of his country, South Africa.
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That's to be expected in a sequestered, provincial enclave, isolation being one of the qualities that appeal to crime novelists: all that shared personal history becomes a breeding ground for intrigue.
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Editorial No one has offered more vivid testimony about the power of money in politics than Donald Trump has in describing his personal history of writing campaign checks to sway politicians.
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Because his father's family hails from Kivalina, a small Inuit island village on Alaska's northwest coast, his personal history helps him gain access to native communities throughout the north of Alaska.
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For this night, at any rate, the other survivors decided that outing someone else's personal history was a far more unforgivable act than anything Mr. Smith had or had not done.
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"There's no way to know every player's past and there's no reason anyone should be obligated to disclose their entire personal history before a game gets underway," the company told me.
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In tracing the personal history of Jim Simons, Zuckerman shows how a renegade band of mathematicians and scientists invented quantitative finance and profoundly shaped the modern world—for better or worse.
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Profoundly intimate, historically and philosophically serious but able to cast compulsive narrative spells, Carrère's books are hybrids, marrying deep reporting to scholarly explorations of theology, philosophy, psychology, personal history and historiography.
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Senator Chuck Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader, said Tuesday that under the Justice Department's guidelines on possible conflicts, that personal history should "disqualify" Mr. Sessions from overseeing any investigations.
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Most people who have been in prison prefer to focus on the future, not the past, and speaking up requires them to publicize a personal history that many have kept hidden.
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"Drowned Trees along the Mississippi" (2010) reflects this personal history, showing the site where the Cherokee people departed from their homeland as they were forced westward along the Trail of Tears.
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I think about history all the time — my own personal history and the contentiousness with which we tend to view images of black woman-ness throughout time. Jezebel. Mammy. Slut. Superwoman.
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The miniseries is based on the New York Times bestseller After Camelot: Personal History of the Kennedy Family 1968 to the Present by J. Randy Taraborrelli and will air in spring 2017.
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"I could not include every song, nor indeed even the entire tracks from this small period until 1993, so this is my personal history of electronic music arriving in Berlin," Kalkbrenner says.
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When Mercury squares off with expansive Jupiter on Friday evening, forgiveness is on the table as you reflect on how these interpersonal connections affect your perception and memory of your personal history.
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What it's about: The first full-length biography of Fred Rogers, weaving in original reporting and archival documents as Maxwell King explores Rogers' groundbreaking career and the personal history that drove it.
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In Against Memoir, Tea has gathered essays, speeches, and new texts into a collection weaving personal history with deeply considered, researched, and, I'd wager, necessary ideas on queerness, gender, humanity, and belief.
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Mr. Crane deftly manages many incidental characters (I loved his South African psychiatrist treating Paul) and has a quiet stunner of a monologue as Dan when he unfurls his complicated personal history.
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It is one of the great paradoxes of American politics in 2018 that white evangelicals have convinced themselves that Trump, whatever his personal history, is a man of good and upright character.
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JS: I'm curious about the degree to which your personal history has informed you and led you to a place you're seeing the debate over Clinton and Trump in a different way.
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When she heard that the F.B.I. had been sniffing around her, she sent a letter to J. Edgar Hoover with a "personal history" and a photo of herself to avoid any confusion.
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The breezy way that Lady Dynamite incorporates Bamford's complicated history is the latest in a line of inventive female-led comedies using trauma and personal history as a rich source of absurdity.
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Mae explains to Pastor Karen her personal history with religion: She attended church as a young child, and once she was old enough to choose whether or not to attend, she stopped.
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It's a tough balance for the movie to strike, dancing back-and-forth between the personal history and the broader narrative, but ultimately, it gives you a fuller picture of the man.
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Throughout the five films in the series, we've learned almost nothing about who Hunt really is: His likes and dislikes, his personal history, his life outside the stories told in the movies.
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When her father died in 1975, she inherited his studio in Lisbon, and it became an integral part of her work, a place for experimentation that was steeped in her personal history.
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This weekend he brings a bit of personal history to bear, playing in a trio with his father — the R&B drummer Ernest Martin, known as Curly — and the organist Larry Goldings.
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In part, this is because their images are embedded in my personal history, as they were in Warhol's, and because they're reminders of a national crime that has yet to be stopped.
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While he eventually wrote "Observations for Young Architects," a 1999 volume that combines his personal history with his views on the profession, his plans were disrupted when he won the MoMA commission.
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Emotions such as helplessness, fear, horror, guilt, and shame, perceived lack of support, perceived life threat, family history of mental illness, personal history of mental illness and prior trauma are also predictors.
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Despite this new reality Trump will put on the greatest show on earth to preserve his campaign image as a populist, even if it defies his policy record and his own personal history.
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As the Washington Post reported earlier this week, he was hesitant to inject his progressive personal history into speeches, didn't emphasize race enough, and simply didn't know how to work with black crowds.
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In a recent series of paintings currently on view at Alexander Grey Associates in Chelsea called Frank Bowling: Make it New, the artist mixes lyrical abstraction with elements of personal history and memory.
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But there's more ... we also asked who would win if Villanova played the 76ers in a battle of Philly hoops teams -- and Erving brought up some personal history to give us the answer.
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Those at higher risk include African Americans, Alaska Natives, and people with a family history or a personal history of colon or rectal polyps; risk factors such as these could require screening earlier.
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Little is known of Ms. Dinoire's personal history — she insisted on her privacy — but the hospital said she had worked as a seamstress before the surgery, was divorced and had two adult daughters.
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Instead, he continues to argue that any scrutiny of Swetnick's claims or past personal history is an attack on a sexual assault survivor that should bring shame on anyone engaging in such behavior.
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Wednesday is a key day for new ideas and understanding the cycles of history, be it your personal history or the history of civilization, in order to imagine a new and improved future.
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King plays Dawn Darcy, every bit his equal, but held back by being a woman, which explains her complicated relationship with Mo, including a personal history that she's keeping from her current boyfriend.
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The idea that a black man or woman could have run for office with Donald Trump's personal history as a husband, as a human, is, to me, the most telling piece of this.
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Even if he hadn't shown himself to be extraordinarily misogynistic and have an ugly personal history, his track record on economics — always wrong, never admitting error or learning from it — is utterly disqualifying.
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" The Hollywood Reporter concluded it was "more insightful about Hillary the phenomenon than Hillary the person," with The Washington Post declaring the series to be an "artfully structured personal history of modern feminism.
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For his second exhibition with Regen Projects, Autoconcanción, Cruzvillegas will mine his own personal history, creating works assembled from pieces of every car he has ever used combined with the flora of Southern California.
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Enter Lou Holtz, who instilled a new ethos at Notre Dame, setting up an eventual payback game against Miami and its coach, Jimmy Johnson, with whom Holtz had an antagonistic and complicated personal history.
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She offers a unique personal history, agenda, and skill set that makes her the perfect candidate for what may be the central qualification of this race: Can you take the fight directly to Trump?
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While each of the men Mr. Badii approaches is a vivid, autonomous individual with a rich personal history and an innate sense of dignity, each is also seen as part of the human anthill.
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" We see the imperfections of each face as they speak, stare, and sleep, and "the camera quietly registers the weight of personal history and accumulated experience writ beautifully across every last pore and crevasse.
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"I also like to think about this copy's own personal history: the carefully scripted name, the pressed plant stains, the scribbles of a small child...all are parts of its unique story," Pool said.
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There is a wide gamut of reasons for why people get face tattoos, from reminders on how to live and symbols representing personal history, to culturally significant icons and just plain bad decision making.
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Like many artists who reference personal history for their art, Sashie reflects on his life growing up in a small town in Japan—a contrast to his urban-set paintings—when creating External Effect.
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And Adams, having spent a few days with people dissecting his personal history in terms of racial relations, will most likely be happy to get the focus back to his contributions on the court.
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And it usually sets its works — which include the highly praised 1950s-themed "Samuel & Alasdair: A Personal History of the Robot War" — in decades defined by both photorealist detail and warping touches of surrealism.
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A lot of this record and what I'm working on with the band now, and what I'm translating to shows, is very much going back and unpacking some of that personal history for me.
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They feel entirely of a piece with the story Mason is telling, both about history and about one man's imagined personal history, a story that, for this imagined doctor, involves a great, signal failure.
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Ms. Phuon, from Cambodia, delves into her personal history in "Bits & Pieces (Choreographic Donations)," in which she enlists the work of five choreographers; Patricia Hoffbauer, David Thomson, Elisa Monte, Ms. Rainer and Vincent Dunoyer.
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Representatives for Catsimatidis at his grocery and energy conglomerate, Red Apple Group, did not immediately respond to Business Insider's requests for comment on Catsimatidis' net worth, personal history, career, and use of Clearview AI.
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We can now find out, as she's written a new book, "Life in Code: A Personal History of Technology," which manages to feel like both a prequel and a sequel to her first book.
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Constant revelations about the President's personal history and mushrooming courtroom challenges suggest that the new front in Trump's legal wars is going to be a grinding distraction to his presidency for months to come.
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"Their personal histories, my personal history gave me both deep gratitude towards the United States and great empathy for others like the Ukrainian people who want to be free," she told lawmakers last week.
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Still, while Carson's campaign may lack any evident course to even reach relevance at the ballot box, the candidate's personal history — from impoverished youth to star neurosurgeon — suggests a willingness to fight uphill battles.
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The comedian Desiree Burch recounts her misadventures at the Burning Man festival in Nevada's Black Rock Desert in this one-woman show that contemplates her own personal history and that of other African-Americans.
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Cantú, now 32, joined the Border Patrol out of college to try to understand the Southwest landscape he'd grown up with and that seemed so bound together with his personal history and academic interests.
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"There is no doubt that Virginia's leaders need to be held accountable for their personal history, but every Virginia leader is responsible for the racist symbols that still loom over our lives," Comey writes.
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Ms. Ramirez considers the literary, academic and personal history of the archetypal woman as temptress, working off what she calls an "experimental script" constructed through research and her own drawings and photography (1:00).
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Those at higher risk include African Americans, Alaska Natives and people with a family history or a personal history of colon or rectal polyps; such risk factors could require screening at an earlier age.
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"Jackie" follows two new books, "Twenty-Six Seconds: A Personal History of the Zapruder Film," by Alexandra Zapruder, and "JFK and the Masculine Mystique: Sex and Power on the New Frontier," by Steven Watts.
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An exposé by the newspaper Handelsblatt asserts that he repeatedly misrepresented a key element of his personal history, portraying his father as a Nazi resister when in fact he was a high-ranking official.
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The show lets us see an artist of deep curiosity and poised discipline developing an art that will let her give politics and personal history, reality and memory with equal, and eventually undivided weight.
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They are, instead, part of a meditation on the inability of things like personal taste, personal history and, yes, even celebrity, to absolve us from being human — from being material, solitary and impersonal creatures.
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And so, I think they&aposre going to -- if there isn&apost a nominee here who like, like Gorsuch, really has to be confirmed because they&aposre so clean in terms of their personal history.
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She's been cagey about her personal history with the dead girls, first denying that she knew them while others insinuated that she used to be best friends with them as recently as a year ago.
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Rather than take on the task of unifying through direct debate, Clinton delivered a masterful soft-sell by walking through a personal history of his wife that tried to answer the divides in the party.
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This edict playfully combined the DIY trappings of the "Handy Dad" aesthetic, the idea of drawing from personal history, and the "wax-on, wax-off" notion of mentorship by a process of tedious physical repetition.
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They could turn up at any office in their city, maybe even in the country, and with the click of a button a doctor could bring up their various scans and tests and personal history.
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"That profile includes intelligence related to Kim's personality, negotiation tactics, personal history and potential weaknesses so that the President might be able to anticipate certain moves once they are in the same room," DeTrani said.
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The personal history still makes it unlikely, but the posthumous induction of "Macho Man" Randy Savage into its Hall of Fame offers a morbid reminder that death has a way of softening the company's ire.
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If you have certain medical conditions, like high blood pressure, a personal history of breast cancer, or you're a smoker over age 35, hormonal contraception may not be the right choice for you, says ACOG.
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This isn't a sprawling canvas like its predecessor but a frighteningly intimate portrait of a woman in crisis, as well as — surprisingly — a humanistic and personal history of the idealistic beginnings of the Zionist movement.
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If you ask people about their personal history, rather than their professional history, you're going to learn a lot more about them — how they interact with people, their values and what they think is important.
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Started in 2005 and named for the Detroit Pistons' fledgling big man Darko Milicic, FreeDarko advocated "liberated fandom," or allegiances based not on a fan's geography or personal history but on moment-to-moment likings.
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Research shows that a past history of violence, including domestic violence; use of alcohol or illegal drugs; being young and male; and/or a personal history of physical or sexual abuse or trauma, increases risk.
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Some Trump advisers argued against elevating him out of concern that he might not necessarily have the president's best interests at heart, given his loyalty to Pence and lack of personal history with Trump himself.
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In a recently-opened solo exhibition, King Within A King at Deli Gallery, Roach uses family photography as a point of departure to interrogate his personal history, memory, and the limitations of a static image.
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" The book adds that when it came time for the United States to select its first ambassador to France, that Franklin's "irrepressible sex drive, unconventional personal history, and raunchy public writings made him the perfect choice.
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Her new book, Life in Code: A Personal History of Technology, is a series of essays beginning in 1994 and ending in 2017, coinciding almost perfectly with the rise of the Internet in most people's lives.
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Katharine, who took over the role after her husband's death, faced numerous obstacles as the first woman publisher of the Post — which she would later recount in detail in her Pulitzer-winning 1997 autobiography, Personal History.
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New Shamans: Novos Xamãs: Brazilian Artists — a curious title that puts faith in the divination of artists — features 12 artists whose work is often dedicated to an indigenous culture or their personal history and native roots.
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Trump also has a torrid personal history with both men, dating to his Birtherism campaign against Obama, and the defanging of Bush's brother Jeb, the establishment GOP's top hope for the nomination in the 2016 race.
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Before we meet, we speak on the phone to find some common ground: me, the man who must be turned; and Serafinowicz, the advocate whose personal history of gaming is not too dissimilar from my own.
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In one corner of the portrait there's something from Mr. Carrey's life (a story about his father, a glimpse of an early routine); in another, something from Kaufman's personal history (his family, his work, his illness).
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It also chronicles a personal history — of a life spent traveling the world with her husband, Thomas Bata, who led his family's Czech shoe manufacturing and retail business, the Bata Shoe Company, onto an international stage.
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A refugee from postwar Germany whose mother, Lenore, brought her to America, only to settle in another war-torn country at the behest of a new husband, Connie's personal history hardly matches those of most Cubans.
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The Breitbart supremo became the latest Trump associate, following Manafort and foreign policy adviser George Papadopoulos, both of whom have been charged by Mueller, to be airbrushed by the President out of his own personal history.
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Their personal histories—my personal history—gave me both deep Statement of Marie L. Yovanovitch — Page 2444 gratitude towards the United States and great empathy for others—like the Ukrainian people—who want to be free.
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You would think, perhaps optimistically, that even through their tin-eared way of handling the Brown fiasco, the Giants would understand why Apple feels the way she does—even without taking into account her personal history.
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I cannot tell, but the ancient technique of creating pictograms has been a means of storytelling for millennia, and here it feels like Amigh is simultaneously letting me glimpse her personal history and a collective one.
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"That was my time, yes, and these were my spaces," the narrator, also named Edoardo Albinati, remarks, and the novel is formulated as a work of personal history that will disclose the inner life of contemporary Italy.
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But that voice sounds a lot like the one that wants to make excuses when Amy Schumer posts a racist tweet (she's joking, Jesus), or conveniently forgets about Woody Allen's personal history when Annie Hall comes on.
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Corker was once considered a top candidate for secretary of state in the Trump administration and, despite that rocky personal history with Trump, he won't say no to potentially working in the administration further down the line.
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According to the post he shared on Instagram, Johnson says the evolution of the tattoo is a reflection of his "own personal history," and explains what every part of this new, souped-up bull means to him.
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There are images of Rasheed's family and of families she do not know woven into the collaged imagery that seems to both tell the artist's personal history while capturing broader moments in the larger black American experience.
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It was around this time that Mr. Lagerfeld, about 20, began crafting what Ms. Bacqué called "smoke screens" around his personal history, obscuring details of his life and shifting conversation away from his wartime upbringing in Germany.
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Personal history, tour bus folklore, studio geekery and a generational drama that summons an impressive roster of witnesses, including the writers Jonathan Lethem, Ada Calhoun and Colson Whitehead, the comedian/actress Amy Poehler and assorted fellow musicians.
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Watching what you were doing on stage, I was struck by how risky it is — at least in some ways of thinking — to mix what is supposed to be a "rational" argument with all this personal history.
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The epistolary novel — written from John Ames, a 76-year-old Congregationalist minister, to his 7-year-old son — is a careful, observant family and personal history that aches with the beauty and bitterness of the world.
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"One's experiences and personal history shape who they are, and by sharing the lessons I have learned during my lifetime I hope I can continue to have a positive effect on others, especially young people," he said.
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Lurking by Joanne McNeilThough it never quite sustains the momentum of its knockout first chapter about Google, this personal history of the internet, forthcoming in February, manages a sensitive sharpness to which more tech critics should aspire.
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"Here and Now" builds upon those core elements as the episodes progress, including Ramon's visits to a therapist (Peter Macdissi, who starred in Ball's feature "Towelhead"), whose personal history also gets drawn into the show's peculiar mystery.
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Here I just want to dwell on one theme of that piece, namely the unlikely confluence of personal history and characteristics that have made Thunberg so politically potent and so resistant to the right wing's familiar smears.
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And Trump has a somewhat personal history with people from Haiti: Mar-a-Lago, Trump's private club in Palm Beach, purportedly employs a number of Haitian workers, who are licensed to work through the H-2B visa.
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Using the simplest of formal means, the circle of the portrait and the rectangle of the shelf, Lovell spins a piece of personal history into a welter of contradictory meanings that touches upon communal histories, remembrances, and aspirations.
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Indeed, once one has the chance to apply their thoughts, beliefs, their personal history to analyze or de-code a work of art, I believe the better the potential to communicate its intentions—the better off we'll be.
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As the play begins, Yael is 44, a leftist whose nagging sense of Israeli moral culpability butts up against her personal history: What is a broad-brush belief in harmony without the ability to forgive one-on-one?
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Since we don't know Cooper, or anything about his personal history with food besides what's been covered in other news outlets, it's tough to make any assumptions about why he drinks soy sludge instead of eating solid food.
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The authorities on both sides of the Rhine have been piecing together Mr. Belgacem's personal history based on fingerprints and information he had given in seven different countries where he applied for asylum over the past five years.
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The show at the Michelberger felt similar to watching a high school band, in that all five members seemed to connect on multiple planes: their personal history, friendship and understanding of each other leading into an otherworldly connection.
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I dutifully pored over the material I was sent in the months leading up to the game, outlining the fictional world, the design and mechanics, my character's personal history and goals, and mundane logistics like travel and scheduling.
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The rawness of her construction may reflect the rough tumult of her personal history, challenges stacked upon challenges from an early age, which she overcame to attain an MFA from the University of California Los Angeles in 2012.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpO'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms Objections to Trump's new immigration rule wildly exaggerated MORE has a contested personal history of sexual violence against women.
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Up on the scaffold in late October, Mr. Kincannon pointed out how he had, in an ancient tradition of stone carvers, added a bit of his own personal history to the work: his brownstone on West 112th Street.
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As an independent who has flirted with both Democratic and Republican parties in his life, Bloomberg offers something the Washington establishment may be seen as lacking: An honorable and uncomplicated political and personal history and a fresh start.
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Along the way, she weaves in her family, her personal history, and audience interaction to craft a bold, shifting narrative of misogyny in the film industry, and what it's like to be a woman director in this climate.
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But it took years of weekly sessions to unspool my personal history and determine how events in the past would affect how I react to current situations and interact with others, and to adjust my thinking around them.
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I dutifully pored over the material I was sent in the months leading up to the game, outlining the fictional world, the design and mechanics, my character's personal history and goals, and mundane logistics like travel and scheduling.
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In Oklahoma features welded steel sculptures, wall reliefs, and installations using Edwards's familiar material language of chains, scrap metal, barbed wire, nails, and welding and farming tools to explore his personal history and connections to the African diaspora.
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Fissures — cultural, racial, geological — also mark the path across the continent cut by Lauret Savoy, an environmental studies professor, in "Trace," her survey of national parks and public spaces that is informed by both collective and personal history.
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Disney (DIS) also announced that it would be delaying "The Personal History of David Copperfield," which was set to open on May 8, and "The Woman in the Window," which was scheduled to hit theaters on May 15.
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Intercutting gestures from the stories she tells — about smoking in high school or dancing cumbia in Mexico — she whips up a speedy montage, corralling decades of dance history and personal history into the span of a few minutes.
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Mr. Lewis's bemusement about that phenomenon spoke to an essential American Jewish truth of the period, wrought truer in his film than perhaps he knew: Did a collectively imagined American dream appeal more strongly than your personal history?
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Zink's narrative is propulsive, wonderfully stuffed with irreverent and absorbing banter among these characters who move in slightly off-kilter orbits, as if their wills are counterweighed by ballasts of personal history that we can only guess at.
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Over the past year, I&aposve explored the personal history of many widely admired business leaders like Elon Musk, Oprah Winfrey, Bill Gates, Warren Buffett, and Mark Zuckerberg to understand how they apply the principles of deliberate practice.
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AN INDEFINITE SENTENCE A Personal History of Outlawed Love and Sex By Siddharth Dube In 1988, when Siddharth Dube was a deeply in love 19863-year-old, the majority of gay men in India concealed their sexual orientation.
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"Frum is nothing more than a mediocre man with bad opinions, which makes it all the more puzzling how much personal history his benefactors are willing to overlook," wrote Alex Nichols on the reliably leftist website, The Outline.
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Observers wonder when Trump's personal history will come back to haunt him, but a competition between these two candidates would probably create a scandal arms race that would keep personal peccadillos from being the decisive factor in the outcome.
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Over the last year, I've explored the personal history of many widely-admired business leaders like Elon Musk, Oprah Winfrey, Bill Gates, Warren Buffett and Mark Zuckerberg in order to understand how they apply the principles of deliberate practice.
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Peter's candid matter-of-factness, pessimism, and wide range of interests recall S-Town's primary subject, John; in addition to being a farmer, Peter is a thinker, a reader, a craftsman, and an artist with a rich personal history.
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From the confines of my bedroom it felt like things, big things, were happening, things that I'd surely be able to grasp and possess as soon as I could consign my school blazer to the dustbin of personal history.
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I don't know if there's a meme that has so neatly fused a celebrity's persona, personal history, and current turmoil as much as this 24-second viral video of Oprah falling on stage this past Saturday in Los Angeles.
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In the 47-minute video, the YouTuber told her two million subscribers that Perry had sent her harassing texts and pressured her to bad-mouth YouTuber Veronica Wang (with whom she has a complicated personal history) during their video.
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The Southern California activist, who has a compelling personal history and a track record of offending the establishment on both sides, is not only trying to take down incumbent Duncan HunterDuncan Duane HunterCan Carl DeMaio save the California GOP?
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He built on this is 2015, using a bit of personal history to lay claim to the pro-life mantle (a doctor had recommended that his daughter, now healthy and in her twenties, be aborted because of possible birth defects).
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In an interview with Broadly, Stiles said she wanted to participate in the Families in Transition series because she's always been candid about her personal history, and she felt it could be important to share it with a larger audience.
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She created several alternative narratives regarding her personal history, including that she was born in Louisiana as a Catholic Creole, born in New York, born in Havana, that her father was a freed Black man, and that she was Jewish.
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Washington (CNN)Supreme Court associate justice nominee Neil Gorsuch turned in to the Senate Judiciary Committee answers to a lengthy questionnaire, providing more details of his professional and personal history and including some of the most significant cases he presided over.
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CARAMANICA Orrin Evans has a long personal history with Reid Anderson, the Bad Plus's bassist, but it is his rapport with the drummer Dave King — and King's hyper, trouncing style — that gives the new iteration of this trio its activation energy.
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"I agreed that it sounded like quite a good idea, but perhaps a bit rash, and that we should put the idea of marriage on hold for a month or so while we deliberated," Katharine wrote in her memoir, Personal History.
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"He seeks extraordinary leniency — a sentence of no jail time — based principally on his rose-colored view of the seriousness of the crimes; his claims to a sympathetic personal history; and his provision of certain information to law enforcement," prosecutors wrote.
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Clinton also discussed the case in her 2003 book Personal History, explaining that Mahlon Gibson, a Washington County prosecutor, told her that the accused rapist "wanted a woman lawyer" to defend him and he had recommended her to the judge.
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We watch individuals who participate in the reenactment change: One young man (Fernando Serrano) who plays a miner starts to reckon with his own personal history; others find their willingness to excuse what happened shifting when they live it, however temporarily.
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" And turning an eye to personal history, Faber said that "I've seen, repeatedly in my life, markets drop 40 or 50 percent, and in some cases I've seen a market like the Dow Jones drop 21 percent in one day.
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He finds her "oddly public" for one who would like to keep her legal name unknown because she occasionally grants interviews and because, at the urging of her publishers, she released a book that doesn't accurately depict her personal history.
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But it's hard to escape the sense that some of the time Macy spends developing the Muse brothers' scant personal history might have been better spent on a subject she assiduously avoids: the attraction of their stage personae as sideshow freaks.
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He was convinced the charges were part of a plan initiated by Ola, one of Uber's largest Asia competitors, and he aimed to set the story straight by showing that the survivor's personal history was somehow at odds with her account.
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Amy starts rubbing her eyes as soon as Emily launches into her personal history with "I overthink everything" — and by the time she hears "I will be an above-average mom and wife" seconds later, she can barely hold back tears.
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It delves into a personal history of multiple virtual identities, niche cultural fixations (Dragonball Z, Ghost in the Shell and manga series Rurouni Kenshin), and sexual awakening which many will remember from life online in the 90s and early 00s.
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These poems, by a citizen of the Oglala Lakota Nation, juxtapose tribal and personal history to address the U.S. government's violence against Native Americans—including the execution, in 1862, of thirty-eight Dakota men, who revolted as starvation ravaged their people.
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She envisions something more useful for the average person: The ability to tell people what the chances are that a certain therapy might work for them, the same way you might recommend a treatment based on someone's age or personal history.
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I was apparently desperate enough for work to imagine the Reconciliation Wing might not feature an intersection with my own personal history, which, of course, was deeply delusional, and I took myself out of the game in a semi-dramatic fashion.
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First, women with no personal history of breast cancer but at a high risk for developing it should consider taking medications to reduce their risk of breast cancer, especially if they have a low risk of developing unwanted side effects.
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In addition to painting a vivid portrait of the intellectual life of 18th-century Scotland, Professor Rasmussen provides a road map of the development of Smith's ideas based on his personal history and the broader political, social, theological and academic environments.
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Not only is he situated more squarely in the modern dance world, where he has swept up honors including a MacArthur fellowship and multiple commissions for Alvin Ailey American Dance Theater, but he also has a rocky personal history with ballet.
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But the disclosure follows other embarrassing revelations about Mr. Scheer's personal history, and may also undermine his campaign's efforts to portray Mr. Trudeau, who is dealing with a controversy over appearing in blackface and brownface several years ago, as inauthentic.
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And she has brought a distinctive range of content to the medium, encompassing global culture, popular mysticism, personal history and American racism, which she coolly refers to as "national racism," as if it were a scientific category, or a consumer brand.
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Over the past few years, Ms. Valencia, 35, has been fine-tuning a lively, candid style of solo performance, combining her postmodern dance background, dry sense of humor and no-frills manner of storytelling into poignant explorations of her personal history.
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By ranging over decades, family sagas offer general as well as personal history, giving Sullivan an opportunity to sketch Boston's past, especially the shameful aspects that affect her characters: the busing crisis and the scandals in the Roman Catholic Church.
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Ms. McBath's tragic personal history as the mother of a young man killed by gun violence dramatized the problem of gun control, the issue that, perhaps more than any other, puts the Republican Party outside the mainstream of American voters.
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She's also trying to edit her own personal history, illicitly visiting the early '90s of her youth to affect the outcome of an important friendship between two Los Angeles riot grrls, Beth and Lizzy, that will either shape or destroy her.
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The main thing you need to know about The Personal History of David Copperfield is that the Charles Dickens' adaptation is directed and co-written by Armando Iannucci, the creator of Veep, and it looks just as ludicrous as you'd expect.
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Mr. Abed's personal history has moved in parallel with the culture of police abuse and political corruption that rose to define Egyptian public life in the era that preceded the 2011 uprising, and which has made a comeback under Mr. Sisi.
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Now he seeks extraordinary leniency—a sentence of no jail time—based principally on his rose-colored view of the seriousness of the crimes; his claims to a sympathetic personal history; and his provision of certain information to law enforcement.
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Nowhere is the thought that Barack Obama ran a better campaign, that his unique personal history, his vision for America, was somehow more in tune with the 21st century electorate, or that the American people had made even a defensible choice.
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With the ferocious backdrop of tomorrow's Kavanaugh and Rosenstein drama, a personal history project called StoryCorps will seat bipartisan pairs of senators, members of Congress, staffers, political strategists and D.C. personalities to record introspective interviews about what they love, hate, fear and wonder.
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The book moves outward from the shock of her mother's diagnosis and sifts through Danticat's writing life and personal history, all the while shifting fluidly from examples that range from Gabriel García Márquez's One Hundred Years of Solitude to Toni Morrison's Sula.
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While acknowledging the impressive journalistic effort, and its almost undeniable emotional heft, writer Aja Romano makes the case that by plumbing the depths of McLemore's personal history down to his more private details, Reed and his team have produced something of a violation.
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If some currents of mainstream psychiatry tilt toward the Hippocratic understanding of depression—that it's an organic disease treatable with the right drugs—Wolfson is, in a way, defending the Platonic notion that one's personal history, the subjective experience, is also important.
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The U.S. senator from Vermont rarely talked about his personal history during his first run for the White House in 2016 against eventual Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton, focusing almost exclusively on his policy plans to rein in Wall Street and reduce income inequality.
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Key takeaway: "Shattered" appears to have been written with a key assumption in mind: that Hillary Clinton was almost entirely responsible for her own defeat, and that this defeat was predestined because of her personal history and prior political choices she'd made.
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Melania and Ivanka Trump acknowledged the start on Women's History Month on Twitter this week, but their messages fell flat with many social media users — who quickly pointed out their close connection to the president, and his eyebrow-raising personal history with women.
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But although Battlefield 1 won't be your own personal history tutor, Grondal says DICE will give relevant context, a process the new single-player trailer will be done with relatable characters on the ground in some of World War I's major war zones.
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Clinton also made a smart decision to include in her speech the history of women's history - Seneca Falls and the passage of the 19th amendment, as well as her mother's personal history and the influence that had on Hillary as a girl.
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"Much as ... Paula Jones' harassment case against Bill Clinton helped drive his impeachment and the seizure of Anthony Weiner's laptop led the FBI to reopen its probe of Hillary Clinton, Trump's personal history now may threaten his presidency," writes TIME's Brian Bennett.
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They first came to media prominence in 2014 after Rodger killed six people in California in 2014 and issued a 100+ page "manifesto" where he crudely turned his personal history of social and sexual frustration into a political crusade against all sex-havers.
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"The Central Park Five" is one of several new works through which American opera companies are exploring questions of race, identity, personal history and the criminal justice system, as the often staid world of opera works to catch up to other art forms.
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Imagine if TIME had included the people who came forward about R Kelly As is so often the case with Swift, her appearance on the cover has kicked up a broader conversation that's contextualized within her personal history, celebrity image, and reputation.
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"Which is why the second part of the recommendation is important, too, that we recommend against routine risk assessment, counseling and genetic testing for women who don't have a personal history, family history or ancestry associated with a harmful mutation," Mangione said.
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The tiles also tell a more personal history: One motif is inspired by the riads of Marrakesh, where the couple married in 2015, another by the courtyard of a house in Suzhou, China, where they recently traveled with their toddler daughter, Max.
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Think back to a piece you've written, in any genre, at any point in your academic or personal history, that seems to you like it was written in your voice — true to the way you sound, and the way you see the world.
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" Mangione emphasized that the new Task Force recommendation directs primary care doctors to "assess all women's family and personal history" and that it "is based on a review of all the available high-quality evidence around the benefits and harms of BRCA testing.
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Instead, what Mr. Macron later described as a "pilgrimage," with some 216 journalists in tow, was in part intended to show his human side, to reflect his connection to a "terroir" — a definable place and personal history — that French voters could latch onto.
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Ile-Ife [Nigeria], where I went to university, is considered the ancestral home of the Yoruba and the legendary birthplace of the gods and humankind, so I have a natural connection to Yoruba history, art and culture because it's my personal history.
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It makes sense, too, given his personal history, that he remains fixed exactly here, in the transition from 19793 to, say, 1983 — from a weak, feminized and, in the end, reviled Jimmy Carter, to a can-do, decisive and ultimately triumphant Ronald Reagan.
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Sometimes she records nuggets of personal history on these pages, and my aunt hides them away in a file folder in the hall closet, where they wait to be pieced together into a narrative once my grandma is no longer with us.
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The artist Kerry James Marshall was there for it as a young person, and in the years since he has absorbed enough personal history, American history, African-American history and art history to become one of the great history painters of our time.
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The drama of Wideman's personal history can seem almost mythical, refracting so many aspects of the larger black experience in America, an experience defined less by its consistencies, perhaps, than by its many contradictions — the stunning and ongoing plurality of victories and defeats.
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In a solo exhibition at the AC Institute entitled, I Found you Like This, Morris seeks to recover his personal history by bridging the gaps with an immersive installation that uses image and memory to create fuller representations of evolving notions of family.
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The Risk Factors The factors that put men at risk of developing testicular cancer are unfortunately non-reversible and non-preventable: a family or personal history of testicular cancer and being born with one or both testes undescended (cryptorchidism) are the main ones.
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They say the fact that Puzder has failed for two months since his nomination to get his paperwork in order either reflects a worrying apathy about the position or suggests that there's something in his personal history he doesn't want the public to know about.
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Fair housing proponents like Dunn say nuance is lost when landlords rely on automated screening tools that turn a personal history — one person's story, which a landlord might have to grapple with, weighing actual risk — into a list of variables to be machine-verified.
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There's the "cancer moonshot," the Biden Cancer Initiative, which was born out of Biden's wrenching personal history with his son's death from cancer in 2015, and the Biden Foundation, which focuses on the social issues he's kept close — namely gay rights and violence against women.
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Asian-American hip-hop doesn't necessarily sound any different from other types of rap, but in an art form where personal history, identity, and geography often provide the backbone for the music, especially with regards to lyrics and narrative, ethnicity can be a defining characteristic.
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Looking past McCoy's personal history with police officers—he was allegedly involved in an altercation with an off-duty cop in Philadelphia this offseason over a bottle of champagne, but charges were never filed—this invitation is coming the week the Bills host the 49ers.
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" Lauri Hornik, the president and publisher of Dial Books for Young Readers and Mr. Peck's longtime editor, said in a telephone interview, "It was quite thrilling for me, and for him, that he found a way to address that part of his personal history.
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But Mr. Bederow's court filing, accompanied by phone records, medical reports and images from the woman's Instagram account, indicates that he intends to defend Mr. Martins in a scorched-earth fashion, going after not only the details of her story, but also her personal history.
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And, against our personal history, one has to balance the simmering resentment I feel each time I remember that writing is only a sideline for Ms. Hamilton, and yet she's better at it than most people who do it for a living, including me.
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Ten years of reporting on caste prejudice and politics and my personal history of growing up and working as a Dalit writer made me believe that even in struggles for civil and political rights, the Indian left excluded the Dalits from positions of leadership.
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She can't imagine that her own mother, a country woman, is nuanced, with a rich personal history she takes great pleasure in, and a fineness and gentleness that makes her burn with shame when she realizes what an imposition she is on her daughter.
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It might seem like an act, but it's her personal history, which is exactly what an accent is: an ever-changing assemblage of sounds based on where we've lived, who we've known and our perception of how we should sound based on our surroundings.
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This is characterized by a difficulty with organizing everyday tasks and remembering the events of one's personal history; social withdrawal; confusion about where one is or the day of the week; disruption of sleep habits; and an increased risk, if left unsupervised, of becoming lost.
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Here, Gaignard continues her exploration of the space between performance and the reality of race, class, and gender through different personas or avatars, domestic spaces, and collections of Americana kitsch and knickknacks, toeing the line between high and low culture, between fiction and personal history.
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The last 15 years have seen a steady development of titles that confront the audience in increasingly sophisticated ways, from the quotidian morning violence of Dexter, to the corporate despair of Mad Men, to the queer personal history of Transparent, to the nightmarish production line powering Westworld.
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For these leaders, the biblical account of Cyrus allows them to develop a "vessel theology" around Donald Trump, one that allows them to reconcile his personal history of womanizing and alleged sexual assault with what they see as his divinely ordained purpose to restore a Christian America.
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Meanwhile, Neal Brennan's newest Netflix special, 3 Mics, wades into some very deep and personal history, and the New York Times describes Chris Gethard's recent solo show, Career Suicide, as "much more about [his] uncomfortable if often mordantly funny relationship to self-willed death" than his career.
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In these pages, brown gives us "hot and heavy homework" assignments (the first of which prompts you to explore your personal history of desire) interviews with other activists, spells, descriptions of personal erotic pleasures, poetry, confessions, and a political framework for moving from #metoo to #weconsent.
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Yet instead of, say, letting Trump Jr. and Vanessa deal with their pending divorce like the adults they are, Twitter decided that the best course of action was to slut-shame O'Day, whose only real "crime" was possibly writing a song about her alleged personal history.
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He's a naked partisan who clearly lied under oath about many aspects of his personal history; that's as important as, and related to, the question of what he did to Christine Blasey Ford, a question that remains unresolved because the supposed investigation was such a transparent sham.
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But there was only one defining moment: Senator Kamala Harris of California invoking her personal history about being bused to school as she directly challenged Joseph R. Biden Jr., the former vice president, over his record on race and the use of busing to integrate schools.
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Framed around his father's death following a massive seizure in 2006, THE BOOK OF RESTING PLACES: A Personal History of Where We Lay the Dead (Counterpoint, $26) is both a grief memoir and a travelogue through the afterlife — at least as it's experienced by those left behind.
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Among his most intriguing explorations is his teasing out of not just Conan Doyle's personal history but the history of the detective story itself, beginning with the Book of Daniel and taking us through Voltaire, Baron Cuvier, Émile Gaboriau and others before landing at 221B Baker Street.
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By using color and personal history as a jumping point, many of the artists in the show used their pieces as meditations on the work that they have created during their time in the program, as seen in Xin Liu's extraordinary pink and green oil painting, Han Xi Zai.
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Barr originally staked out an unusual position on the Martin case, somewhere in between liberals who wanted to see Zimmerman convicted and conservatives who saw the case as a gun rights issue, but not really in line with either: Roseanne's Twitter history, much like her personal history, is complicated.
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While the show follows many of the traditional sitcom beats, it's crafted a rich mythology and personal history for its characters that means new viewers will want to start from the beginning to be able to appreciate all the callbacks and see how much the characters have grown.
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In the fourth episode of our podcast Strong Opinions Loosely Held, host Elisa Kreisinger sat down with Schwartz to discuss the astonishing revelation that forever changed her understanding of her own racial and personal history — and the underpinning dynamics that's left her questioning her identity for so long.
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The longer-term goal is that Fabric users will be able to look back across their personal history to answer any kind of question about where they had been, what they did, and who they were with – but in a more private environment than what's available on Facebook.
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These new paintings, Scully has suggested, are very much influenced by his "[personal] history, coming from Ireland, growing up in London, yearning for America," which has given his work "a character that's unusual": If I want to do something, I'm really not so inclined to ask for permission first.
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Trump's performance last night, of course, only comes on top of even more disturbing aspects of his personal history and campaign, including a patent disregard for the Constitution, a willingness to give voice to the racist right, and a penchant for taking advantage of society's most vulnerable members.
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The culmination of a life's work, Bowling's new paintings testify to the melding of memories; they calcify an understanding of how interconnected personal history, materiality, and international politics combine into a better understanding of one's place in the world, and one's ability to make sense of it all.
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What the Constitution Means to Me is moving, angry, heartbreaking, and strangely inspiring, as Schreck deftly shifts between her own personal history, stories from the lives of her women ancestors, and deeply researched knowledge about Supreme Court decisions and arguments that weave together policy, rights discourse, and the personal.
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The new season is set against an historical backdrop that Takei, at 82, remembers all too vividly from his own personal history: the internment camps in which Japanese-Americans -- including the actor and his family -- were held during World War II for fear they might act as foreign agents.
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His life and work has seen the light of day after many decades in obscurity, thanks to a generously-sized monograph that compiles much of his extant drawings, comics, and sculptures, as well as a detailed personal history — all researched by Philadelphia artist, musician, and scholar Justin Duerr.
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Defense lawyers, speaking to the judge before the jury was brought in, made their aim clear: They said Mr. Skelos's personal history, his son's troubled past and the two men's relationship were critical to helping the jury understand that Mr. Skelos had acted out of love, not criminal intent.
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There's no interpretation of Salazar's claims about her life that can escape the conclusion that she presented a selectively edited and lightly fabricated account of her personal history, and Rolling Stone seemed baffled to have to report last night that "the constituents of District 18 were apparently untroubled" by that.
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If Trump demonstrates that he can draw out these voters despite his own checkered personal history and weak relations with religious organizations, it will provide support for his claim that he can defeat Ted Cruz and build the kind of broad coalition that will be necessary to win the White House.
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Throughout the criminal justice system, a faith in data's ability to improve upon human judgment has led judges, prosecutors, and other officials in recent years to embrace tools that address the future; many use "risk assessments" of defendants — which involve questionnaires about demographics, family, and personal history — in sentencing decisions.
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In this view, Biden's own personal history and career—the relationships he built with segregationists in the Senate, his work on now-reviled bipartisan legislation like the 1994 crime bill—have inspired within him a deep and abiding faith in the possibility of political comity and co-governance with the right.
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Besides his episode of "Modern Love," which People ranked as the best episode of the season, Patel, 29, also took on the role of David Copperfield in "The Personal History of David Copperfield," which will be released in 2020 — though it received rave reviews at the Toronto International Film Festival.
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Be it an unfortunate run-in with an at-home hair-dye disaster or the misguided notion that plucking one's eyebrows into obscurity would look super-cool, we all have our beauty regrets — the things we look back on and cringe, wishing we could erase them from our personal history.
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Thanks to a complex mix of brain chemistry, personal history, and other issues that play a role in depression, there will probably never be a one-size-fits-all treatment, but perhaps diagnostic methods like brain scans could spare suffering people the frustration of trying to feel better and getting nowhere.
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It would be a leap to suggest that Colson's personal history was the trigger for Buchina's new works, but it wouldn't be out of the blue, given the well-documented slime trail that begins with Nixon's Southern Strategy and culminates in the bone-chilling candidacies of Ted Cruz and Donald Trump.
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What makes this exhibition really special is the personal history woven into the tale, demonstrating that history from Syria, and elsewhere, is often treated as a detached form of knowledge gathering by foreigners, but the realities are more complicated, sometimes sinister, and almost always less philanthropic than they're presented to be.
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" Rapper Jay-Z's sixth album, "The Blueprint," was added to the registry because it "demonstrates Jay-Z's range, from battle raps throwing shade on his lyrical adversaries such as Nas and Prodigy of Mobb Deep, to triumphant anthems about life at the top, to heartfelt examinations of his personal history.
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This is especially important if you are black or have other risk factors like obesity, are pregnant with twins or triplets, a family or personal history of preeclampsia, you're older than 35, this is your first pregnancy or 10 years since your last one, or you've undergone IVF to help you get pregnant.
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While many people's perception of him have dramatically changed as a result of the many allegations of sexual assault, a good defense lawyer will make sure Cosby's testimony goes through his personal history, his many prior accomplishments and his susceptibility to people who may target him because of his wealth and fame.
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His company had just performed an early version of the first part of "Analogy," called "Dora: Tramontane," which draws on his mother-in-law's personal history, that of a Jewish girl in a Jewish family that, like so many families of the era and the region, was, during the war, vandalized by fate.
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Totally. Thinking about dialogue, one of the most interesting points for me is when you and him are in the cab—total Don't Look Back moment—talking about the function of narrative as both something in someone's personal history and talking about narrative as a function in storytelling at the same time.
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Here are the books mentioned in this week's "What We're Reading": "The Portrait of a Lady" by Henry James "Bluebird, Bluebird" by Attica Locke "Personal History" by Katharine Graham "The Perfect Nanny" by Leila Slimani We would love to hear your thoughts about this episode, and about the Book Review's podcast in general.
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It is the first feature on the African-American author, and it links the novelist's early personal history in Ohio, her life in publishing, and the novels she is best known for today (like Sula, Beloved, Tar Baby) to tell the tale of one of the greatest American writers of the 20th and 21st centuries.
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But if you know much about Dick's personal history offscreen — which includes not only addiction issues but a long list of sexual harassment and assault claims and charges — hearing him tell a story about the time he went out with Vince Vaughn and drank so much that he "probably got gropey" is incredibly jarring.
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We've seen this with the Kavanaugh accusations, with pundits questioning whether any of the claims are true, trolls doxxing and threatening Ford, others digging into Ford's personal history and credibility, and politicians, particularly on the Republican side, resisting the idea of getting the FBI more involved prior to a Senate hearing over the matter.
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In HOW TO FALL IN LOVE WITH ANYONE: A Memoir in Essays (Simon & Schuster, $26), Mandy Len Catron, who became a TED talk sensation on the heels of her Modern Love success, employs a combination of personal history, family history and social research to try to figure out what makes love last over time.
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We've seen how this can work with the Kavanaugh accusations, with pundits questioning whether any of the claims are true, trolls doxxing and threatening Ford, others digging into Ford's personal history and credibility, and politicians, particularly on the Republican side, resisting the idea of getting the FBI more involved prior to a Senate hearing over the matter.
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"The hands that scooped out the pocket of earth and laid the seed to rest are now the buckeye's leaves, his limbs the branches, the mind that decided to plant the tree exactly there are its roots," Mira y Lopez writes, in " The Book of Resting Places: A Personal History of Where We Lay the Dead " (Counterpoint).
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The book is part oral history, part band biography, and part personal history; its narrative spans young James's early days in the nascent Bay Area thrash metal scene and follows him throughout the twists and turns of Metallica's mammoth career, offering commentary and anecdotes from friends, industry insiders, and fellow rockstars who knew, worked with, and played alongside him.
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In this sense, the work was very personal (like the "Scatole"), but in his willingness to deface his personal history, it also is the clearest representation of Rauschenberg's work as a bridge between the emotional intensity of Abstract Expressionism and the cool detachment of Pop Art, a bridge he began building on his trip with Twombly.
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So while Kevin Spacey's presence in Baby Driver is something I'm personally able to compartmentalize outside of his personal history of shittiness — something that's easier for me to do with performers, who are usually tools used to express a filmmaker's vision, not their own — I would never, as a critic, try to convince another viewer it shouldn't bother them.
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OMAR AL HAJ, 35, founder of the online site Homebazar, in Dubai [MORE: Members of the RedBar watch clubs in New York and London offer their best tips for new collectors] Depending on your age, your taste, your personal history, your profession and your budget, you will probably begin to feel drawn to one brand or type of watch.
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Most theatrical of all was Isabel Bayón, whose "Yo Soy," or "I Am," traced a personal history that began with the dancer poised on a high wall, seemingly lost in thought, then segued to a sepia-toned film that showed Ms. Bayón in old-fashioned dress, performing a stamping solo while holding a stick like a rifle.
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Speaking of Italy, take a look at this video preview of Helene Stapinski's riveting new personal history, "Murder in Matera," which tracks the story of her great-great grandmother Vita, who fled to the United States from southern Italy in 1892, her three children in tow, after — well, that's the mystery Helene set out to solve.
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As the art critic Robert Hughes wrote in "Rome: A Cultural, Visual, and Personal History," his passionate 2011 biography of the city, Rome is "an enormous concretion of human glory and human error," an extravagant city with an over-the-top history, which provided a template for how we think about everything from imperialism to power politics to image-making and propaganda.
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As the frontwoman and songwriter for Big Thief, Adrianne Lenker draws heavily on her personal history to inform the band's songs: She was born into what she describes as a religious cult in Indianapolis, then followed her father on a quest to become a child pop star, and eventually settled into the folk rock artist she is today around age 17.
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Baldwin's personal history isn't the point of this movie; his is simply the voice chosen to give life to the compelling stories of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., Medgar Evers, and Malcolm X. But as political activism today frequently fails to be adequately intersectional, it's important to remember that not only was James Baldwin unapologetically black, but he was also unapologetically queer.
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Its plot — in which an otherwise likable guy with a dark chapter in his personal history that he doesn't want to talk about gets paired up with some obnoxious companions he comes to embrace as friends — is straight out of the Pixar playbook, and Angry Birds is littered with the sorts of background gags and ensemble comic scenes that Pixar excels at.
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Behind all the formalism and eccentric virtuosity, there's personal history from a writer who has rarely put himself into his own fiction before: the family legends and tragedies that Moore has blown up to mythical size to preserve them from the void, and the streets and buildings, lost and soon to be lost, whose every cracked stone is holy to him.
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Over the course of two conversations—one last year when he was in town to perform in a benefit for the cancer-stricken Voidoid guitarist, Ivan Julian, and more recently in anticipation of the Nick Cave and The Bad Seeds tour—Sclavunos was kind enough discuss his personal history, drumming style, production philosophy, and challenges/benefits of still giving a shit about music.
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Besides his 2018 memoir, they were "Worth the Fighting For" (2002), "Why Courage Matters: The Way to a Braver Life" (2004), "Character Is Destiny: Inspiring Stories Every Young Person Should Know and Every Adult Should Remember" (2005), "Hard Call: Great Decisions and the Extraordinary People Who Made Them" (2007) and "Thirteen Soldiers: A Personal History of Americans at War" (2014).
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The rest is history, all of which is detailed in Under The Big Black Sun: A Personal History Of L.A. Punk, Doe's just-published memoir, co-authored with SoCal punk luminaries like Mike Watt of The Minutemen, Henry Rollins of Black Flag, Dave Alvin of The Blasters, Jack Grisham of TSOL, Charlotte Caffey of The Go Go's and Exene, to name but a few.
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It is no secret that I fervently believe Michael BloombergMichael Rubens BloombergWarren gets endorsements from 45 Michigan officeholders, activists Poll: Most Democratic voters say billionaires are out of touch with average American The Hill's 12:30 Report: Impeachment trial moves to senators' questions MORE is the only presidential candidate qualified by governing experience and personal history to lead the United States of America in 2020.
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The more tales Ms. Mayet tells, the more we get a sense of her personal history — how it felt to move at 8 to a small, almost entirely white Illinois town, where a little boy told her to go back to Africa (she stood up for herself; they became friends), and where the children on her first day of school whispered a racial slur about her.
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Here Patterson tells the tragic story of music journalism over the past three decades at legendary (legendary like The Beatles, not "legendary" like Richard Ashcroft) publications (note: not "brands" for Pete Doherty's sake) such as Smash Hits (RIP), The Face (RIP), The NME (RI-Free!), and Glamour and Q too, via the personal history of a defiant cultural commentator who refused to be told what to think and how to write it all down.
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The 'no better person than me to fix it' line can also be countered by pointing to Zuckerberg's personal history of playing fast and loose with other people's data (from the "dumb fucks" comment all the way back in his student days to years of deliberate platform choices at Facebook that made people's information public by default); and by suggesting entrenched challenges would surely benefit from fresh eyes, new thinking and a broader perspective.
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Read more: Obama told Biden advisers not to let the former Veep 'damage his legacy' in his 2020 presidential runAnd in 2016, Republican primary voters similarly rejected the conventional wisdom that Marco Rubio or Ted Cruz would be the safest and most electable choices, and went with their gut to nominate Trump, someone who had never held elected office, held positions that broke with the conservative orthodoxy, and had a controversial and scandalous personal history.
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Gay has always mined her personal history for material without looking for pity or absolution from her reader, and while her spare, utilitarian prose could be conspicuously undecorated in her recent collection of stories Difficult Women, here it helps her avoid melodrama and the fundamental fallacy of writing about sexual violence: more detail equals more realism equals more importance, which you can see anywhere from Hanya Yanagihara's novel A Little Life to the now discredited Rolling Stone story about sexual assault at UVA.
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George Lynn Cross, the Oklahoma president from 1943 to 1968, saw football as a means to lift state pride after the Great Depression, and Boren shares the outlook that sports can help the university and state punch above their weight; a copy of Cross's personal history of Sooners football, "Presidents Can't Punt," holds a prominent place on a table in Boren's office in Evans Hall, from which one can hear bells playing the title song from "Oklahoma!" on the hour.
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