Obviously the species matters, but I'm picturing a pine tree.
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Picturing what your future offspring will look like sounds cute.
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Most recently, YouTube disabled the comments underneath videos picturing children.
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We're picturing a lot of positive affirmations and inspirational quotes.
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Picturing Chris Evans as Luke, and Claire Danes as Ani.
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"I've been picturing what she might look like," she says.
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In terms of his writing, he was picturing Joan Collins.
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Picturing it is hard because the conflict is so complex.
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I started picturing my life with her always in it.
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I was picturing something like this while writing this song.
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I'm picturing a novel or screenplay that's set between Sept.
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You're not picturing how the scene is going to be.
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" Another, picturing Hollande, was captioned "the gravedigger of the left.
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Waguespack is adamant that Picturing Passion is not about the Penitentes.
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Try picturing a casting call for male characters with those criteria.
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If you're already picturing an Angelina Jolie-lite version, think again.
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We're having a very hard time picturing what this looks like.
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Having trouble picturing what this might look like in real life?
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I'm picturing literal steam coming out of his ears. http://bit.
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Two landscape shots turned vertical picturing the sky and dried grass.
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"I just like picturing those guys hanging out together," she says.
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Dixon wore a t-shirt picturing Ali wearing a backwards baseball cap.
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So this is about picturing the America we want to be in.
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There is also not a single painting picturing an individual Jesus either.
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When picturing high-protein foods, many people's minds immediately jump to meat.
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And Holden stares right back, undoubtedly picturing this man defiling his corpse.
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I'm picturing Jodorowsky, Lynch, Kubrick, Chaplin, and Busby Berkley rolled into one.
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I'm picturing a buddy comedy with the two of you co-headlining.
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She smiled picturing him tossing his apartment for it and cursing her.
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Let me guess: You're picturing it in your mind's eye right now.
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Getty wheezes with schadenfreude-like pleasure picturing Gordon in the Middle East.
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"I'm picturing this guy who will take me to HomePro," Stowell said.
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Still, I'd been picturing 50 as the year when I'd be done.
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But the graphic concert tee you may be picturing is nowhere in sight.
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I'm picturing a climbing-wall and those little nipples that you grab onto.
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Picturing Passion is split into several sections based on the artists' subject matter.
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It's hard to think of Cara Delevingne without picturing her long blonde hair.
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Now, you're probably picturing a big portrait of Baldwin's face on Bieber's cheek.
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Snow globe nails — and yes, it's pretty much exactly what you are picturing.
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Are you picturing a group of Border Patrol agents pursuing smugglers over land?
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Some people have those heroes, like Superman, and they're picturing they are Superman.
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She has written extensively about her commitment to 'Reflecting reality in abstract picturing.
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Picturing the First World War Incongruous imagery is a staple of war photography.
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That message doesn't quite work, though, if voters are picturing tidy Notre Dame.
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I'm picturing a horse-drawn carriage in a field with teeny mice in hats.
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I might have a hard time picturing Mary McCormack as a mother of eight?
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So I made it through the next two months by picturing myself running again.
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If you're picturing a weirdo flailing their arms on the treadmill, I get it.
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This bit wasn't meant as hate, but as picturing another part of trans realities.
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"Same thing," he said after picturing how black women would respond to Asian men.
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Some days, I lay in bed, picturing the bullet moving slowly through my brain.
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McGuire has an extraordinary talent for picturing a moment, offering precise, sharp, cinematic details.
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Trump Jr. posted a meme on Instagram picturing her that implied socialists eat dogs.
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Picturing the actual bird, I argued that I didn't have claws or webbed feet.
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Taken together, the large and small moments are a picturing of black lives mattering.
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Raw veggies are what most people think of when picturing a raw vegan diet.
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I couldn't stop picturing cattle getting an "X" burned into their hides, poor things.
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I was picturing a man lifting his arms to the heaven, dreaming of hope.
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Which means it is not too early to start picturing James in another uniform.
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If the reader has trouble picturing this, there is a cartoon diagram to assist.
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I didn't see the conical, red, yellow and blue circus mainstay I'd been picturing.
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I spend about twenty percent of my day picturing my life across the country.
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I closed my eyes and found myself picturing one of Gerhard Richter's candle paintings.
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I'm picturing drivers pulling their seats forward until their chests hit the steering wheel.
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"I was picturing my kids, and I didn't have much time left," Mone said.
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The two bodies of work explore ideas of sexual representation and women picturing women.
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If you're picturing stupid dowdy little meat pies you have this thing all wrong.
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The man says he's never been in trouble before and has difficulty picturing that moment.
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I'm listening to a track and picturing everyone at the Cannes Palais just loving it.
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"I was incapable of doing anything else besides picturing her wanting me dead," he recalls.
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As the "dad guy" in the room, I find myself picturing Trump as a father.
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They're not picturing you sitting by the space heater doing your own hair and nails.
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I was picturing going to the basement wearing sweat pants, closing my eyes and chanting.
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PG: We're always picturing scenarios where they get chained together at the ankle or something.
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I love that you spend a lot of time picturing your life across the country.
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Whatever you think a master sausage maker is like—which, admittedly, is a pretty niche thing to have any preconceived notions about—if you're not picturing a high-energy, sweet guy who's wildly passionate about the art of cured meats, you're not picturing Cairo.
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Picturing disability is an extremely sensitive topic, which always incorporates the notion of ethics and aesthetics.
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Picturing those finalized figures under a glossy cover is enough to set a postdoc's heart aflutter.
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"What is gay?" she whispers, clearly picturing a country so decadent even the birds are homosexual.
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But when you think about drones, chances are you are picturing a quadcopter in your mind.
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I paused to remember him, picturing his gabardine slacks, the mothballs he kept in his pockets.
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Now that you're picturing this gorgeous scene, let's complete the vision with the all-important dress.
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"Imagining an Arizona without John McCain is like picturing Arizona without the Grand Canyon," Ducey said.
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Fifty Years After includes Frazier 12 photolithographs picturing a steel community trying to save their hospital.
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I was picturing kids bouncing up and down, playing amongst themselves, in a tinted, cavernous environment.
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I honestly was picturing a log of what TV shows were on, not an actual log.
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Paolo Pellegrin documents the continuing refugee crisis in the Mediterranean by picturing not bodies, but waves.
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It's hard to know what Republicans may be picturing as they evoke the three-prong strategy.
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He could consider the future as a professional, without picturing his own life, his kids' lives.
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En route to Astoria there was more groping, more kissing, more picturing him as Paul Walker.
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Billboards opposing abortion, often picturing a fetus, are a common sight along roads in rural America.
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He is the co-author of "Climate Change: Picturing the Science", and an award-winning science communicator.
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And sometimes I'm picturing myself as a girl who is scared to wear that kind of outfit.
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Picturing Passion is fundamentally about Anglo artists — their misconceptions and biases, and their fascination with perceived otherness.
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Almost as soon as fans started picturing the wedding, they couldn't help but picture the wedding guests.
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Picturing abstracted dendrites, which resemble frayed strands of hair, the drawings hung on her Brooklyn studio walls.
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Kate Moss was the ultimate example, but you're probably already picturing the type of models we mean.
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In case you're having some trouble picturing it, let Eva Longoria hilariously illustrate how that goes down.
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Lupton had his eyes closed most of the time, maybe picturing the huge crowd in his head.
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Judy called him "a gentle giant" and said he had trouble even picturing him holding a gun.
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Perhaps you're picturing them in your head, now: homeless, indigent, perhaps even criminal — did I come close?
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You're picturing joyful children leaping and lounging upon heaps of all the coolest and newest tech, right?
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"I think it might be difficult to actually take the photograph of what you're picturing," she says.
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I would lay in bed, picturing myself alone in a forest, protected by the quiet of trees.
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Still, I'm picturing lovely views and everyone happy (and chill) at your first holiday in the mountains.
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Visualize your ideal interview John Sannicandro recommends picturing yourself nailing the interview starting a few days beforehand.
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Yep, you're picturing the worst savoury-sweet combination in the history of food: Heinz Creme Egg Mayo.
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EMOTION OVERLOAD When I miscarried, I felt fear and anxiety picturing what was happening inside my body.
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Picturing the First World War Neither an identity nor a location was given for this charming picture.
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We keep picturing the quiet moments (after the loud ones, of course) and morning snuggles with our baby!
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Sure enough there was a 'for rent' ad picturing our house and giving a phony realtor email address.
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I just kept picturing it being like a play where Phil Hendrie was voicing each character on stage.
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Although the wedding isn't until next year, 26-year-old Fletcher says she's already picturing the big day.
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Picturing Mustafa standing atop Pride Rock, he laid down a new vocal, adding in the now familiar chant.
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Picturing yourself in your completed project is very satisfying, but making the thing can be oh, so frustrating.
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Without her glee in picturing humans as suffering automatons, this vision would lose its gripping and discomfiting texture.
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Picturing Math also includes several modern and contemporary pieces showing how artists have more recently experimented with mathematics.
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I switched to reusable cloth diapers (it's even more disgusting than you're picturing) and cut out baby wipes.
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Since I live in Louisiana, I'm picturing a pine (though we have some awesome oak trees here too).
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He couldn't leave his bed for five weeks, and laid there, to his surprise, picturing a golf swing.
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Trump batted him out of the way, perhaps mistaking him for a political reporter or picturing James Comey.
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So she's living in a little dream bubble, picturing becoming a parent with John and living happily ever after.
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A new "Imagine the Possibilities" ad, for example, features little girls picturing themselves as teachers, coaches, and other professionals.
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She had her eyes closed, either enjoying the moment or picturing herself in a happy place, not sure which.
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And based on a new study from a team of German researchers, what you're hopefully picturing is something horrible.
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Even now, picturing him, he is post-human, pale and dark and spindly, like a specter or a spider.
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"Why are they picturing you?" the little girl asked Kate, 36, in footage obtained by The Royal Family Channel.
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"One of the best ways that I like to think about it is almost picturing Venn diagrams," Clark said.
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"Chances are, the person you're picturing right now looks a little different than the real average American," Cena continues.
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For example, the team at Bragi is picturing a movement away from a numbers-based process of fitness tracking.
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Picturing you as a journalist at the NAMM 2016 trade fair who makes Youtube product demonstrations for a living.
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We were picturing tons of skateboarders and girl groups... We wanted to make it tie into the music video.
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So if you're still picturing fluorescent Michelin Man-style gear, you (and your collection) are due for a refresh.
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"Visualization or imagery techniques is when athletes spend time essentially closing their eyes and picturing the race," Fletcher said.
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It's as if she had truncated a process of picturing that we, as viewers, irresistibly see through to completion.
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"Nice," I thought to myself, picturing Milo on a California sidewalk at that very moment, motorcycle helmet in-hand.
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My time as a ballet dancer has left me with a fascination for picturing moving bodies in novel ways.
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He's still unconscious, his liver isn't regenerating like his doctors hoped, and he's picturing Confederate soldiers shooting at him.
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Take Fabre's own "Naked Man Grabbing a Stone Cube" (circa 22019-1792), picturing a young, buff, clenching male nude.
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I have been picturing my abuser and other abusers I know, or know of, [as] just being gone. Erased.
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I'm picturing the scene in which Lila throws rocks back at the group of boys, refusing to back down.
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Pettibon's coarsely robust picturing and suavely refined prose do the same, but for initiates who are more strictly fanciful.
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I could not stop picturing the way he used to push his glasses up onto his forehead to read.
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They became prose poems, where he's picturing her listening to the sound of trees and canoeing down the Mississippi.
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If James does walk, it's very hard picturing him going to a team that can't immediately win a championship.
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If I were to ask you to think of a handsome white-straight-cis man, you'd be picturing him.
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Princeton's Picturing Place in Japan condenses almost half a millennium of Japan's artistic practice into a few small rooms.
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Picturing Place in Japan continues at Princeton University Museum of Art (Elm Drive, Princeton, New Jersey) through February 24.
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I love picturing her walking somewhere listening to this and smirking, giving off this total air of superior femininity & strength.
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Picturing Brown solving cases while simultaneously outsmarting her brothers sounds like the perfect direction for Brown's next steps in Hollywood.
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The institution recently opened Picturing Mississippi, which presents a journey through the state's charged history sprinkled with salient contemporary art.
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"There's going to be more hiring that goes on – I'm already picturing more tech reporting, more media reporting," Marlow said.
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If you're picturing ruddy cheeked, suited-up white dudes swilling and spitting for their country right now, you're very wrong.
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And I would stay to the end of the credits each time, picturing my name scrolling up on that screen.
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For those with trouble picturing how slow this actually is, Dirk Nowitzki is crawling along at 3.71 miles per hour.
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"I'd wonder whether everything everyone said was true," Laura dreamily recalls, as if picturing a lovably frat-boyish Prince Charming.
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As I was rummaging through my notes, I was seething with envy picturing him efficiently writing a finely crafted story.
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But by picturing this world via daguerreotype, Girault also insisted that it was not a timeless place, outside of history.
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" CAPE launched just a month before the opening of Picturing Mississippi, and gave the museum, in Rankin's words, "purchasing power.
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In 30 years, I never had intimate conversations with any of them and picturing it made me physically tense up.
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Picturing him now, I can almost forget the tubes coming out of his nose and taped down around his mouth.
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As explored in the current exhibition Picturing Frederick Douglass: The Most Photographed American of the 19th Century at the Museum of African American History in Boston, which follows the 2015 book Picturing Frederick Douglass: An Illustrated Biography of the Nineteenth Century's Most Photographed American, Douglass was photographed in the 1800s more than any other American.
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A teenage Sharapova might have had an easier time picturing her 28-year-old self with six children than 600 victories.
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This week, Hollywood's drug war, commodifying Banksy, don't trust Facebook, Trump's fear of architecture critics, picturing the migrant crisis, and more.
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Last night, I kept picturing that legendary performance, which was one of the first moments I remember reliving via YouTube recap.
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"It was like picturing someone around you, holding your hands, holding you and keeping you from letting go," he told investigators.
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Conjure up an image of the classic all-American diner, and chances are you're picturing something like Pann's in Los Angeles.
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As it turns out, statistically speaking, at least half the time, I should've been picturing a woman — and often, a mother.
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I missed the context, but I am now picturing him sitting there explaining Gmail and that sounds like a fun video.
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The most exciting part of Picturing Mississippi for me is the innovative interspersing of contemporary art throughout the exhibition's narrative structure.
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In our minds, we're picturing her splitting a Tour of Italy, one of the more expensive items, with her new man.
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Lin also plays with the Pokémon franchise by picturing Pikachu with a human face blasting out of a young man's pants.
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Ginger Snaps broke my heart because I couldn't help picturing my sister turning into a werewolf and having to kill her.
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I kept picturing three or four of me playing the song, then one by one breaking off into a synchronized dance.
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This month, Indianapolis Opera debuts new work by Kurt Vonnegut—but don't go picturing sopranos singing Slaughterhouse-Five banter just yet.
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Picturing myself being in love with three men is crazy, but with how things are going – I can't rule it out.
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But Matt also couldn't keep from picturing another parade of scenes: light bondage, choking, gags, hand-shaped bruises on her ass.
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It was the fact that I couldn't stop picturing my closest loved ones dead on the floor after doing a bump.
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Or are you not even really picturing anything because you entirely glazed over as soon as you read the word "mom"?
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Picturing the First World War This was not a man who needed to be lectured on the health hazards of smoking.
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The nation's founders were wise to design the court as a counter-majoritarian institution, but they couldn't have been picturing this.
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"Personally, I'd just as soon everybody stayed home," said Bob Middleton, 53, picturing the back roads he travels crammed with sightseers.
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Where theater excels is in activating our imaginations and our empathy — coaxing us into picturing vivid scenarios inside our own heads.
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A control room at the Beijing Aerospace Control Center, picturing the touchdown of Chang'e 4's predecessor, Chang'e 43 ("Yutu"/Jade Rabbit).
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It's hard picturing how a hotel room could feel just based on pictures alone, but Expedia's got a futuristic solution for you.
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It's hard not to see the parallels between Beyoncé's pregnancy announcement and Modersohn-Becker's painting, picturing the artist cradling her pregnant belly.
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And while ARKit may be the start, a patent application published today hints at what Apple could be picturing down the road.
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Milo said that one of his friends kept picturing him in that little jar, that a little Milo was actually in there.
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You'll never be able to drink steamed milk again without picturing our barista's vicious eye rolls and shoddy stick-and-poke tattoos.
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Picturing Math at the Metropolitan Museum of Art has prints dating back to the 10003th century, all expressing the beauty of mathematics.
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Maybe even (discreetly) snap a photo, while picturing us sipping Yakult together and me running my fingers through his perfectly curly hair.
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You can't stop picturing their first date, then their one-year anniversary, their wedding...and omg, they'd be the most adorable parents.
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Some kids from school walked by and snickered, and she allowed herself, for the last time, the luxury of picturing them dead.
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Posters picturing a Hamon look-alike with a carrot in his mouth and the words " GO VEGAN " have started appearing around Paris.
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So rather than just picturing themselves at the (literal) finish line, champion Olympians visualize themselves going through the motions of the race.
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But if you're picturing Kethledge as a mini Scalia, all flashy rhetoric and black-and-white conservative principle, you're off the mark.
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For example, artist Oliver Wasow's Picturing Science involves groups of themed images from online sources, including scientist biopics and remote wildlife photography.
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But if you're picturing Kethledge as a mini-Scalia, all flashy rhetoric and black-and-white conservative principle, you're off the mark.
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Picturing the First World War Awful though it was, some good came of a German air raid on London in July 1917.
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Some of the names you're hearing, I have trouble picturing them with the Elizabeth Warren or Bernie Sanders wing of the party.
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"We were picturing hordes of people — and not the most restful way to come into your building every night," Mr. Erdreich said.
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If you're picturing a red button inside a glass box or a fire-alarm-style handle on the wall -- this isn't that.
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And a large exhibition called "Picturing Mississippi, 21964-21963: Land of Plenty, Pain, and Promise" opened at the Mississippi Museum of Art.
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Picturing Place ends with a coda of contemporary photographs documenting the aftermath of the earthquake and tsunami disaster of March 11, 2011.
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These days, regardless of how crazy and sad the day has been, I find myself picturing my kiddos' faces as I head home.
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"I dismissed the idea at first because I was picturing something more modern, like a two-piece set or a jumpsuit," she said.
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Some blame baseball's male-dominated front offices, picturing a room full of out-of-touch men trying to figure out what women want.
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I kept picturing Fran Kranz in this role, and he probably would have been, if this movie had been made 15 years ago.
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On Sunday morning when I found out about the mass murder at Pulse, I kept picturing me dancing at Pulse; me being shot.
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If you got a good chuckle thinking about someone picturing you as a beefed-up former-wrestler-turned-movie-star, you're not alone.
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But the outfit you're picturing in your head might look very different from the one worn by the sisters at your local convent.
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"Too fast for the feds, too cocky for the cops" has you picturing him swerving in Lamborghinis through the streets of New Orleans.
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Harvey shows that we don't yet excel at picturing how they will unfold, and aren't geared toward preparing for them ahead of time.
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AMLG: I'm picturing a Wallace & Gromit home, where you just slid out of bed into your trousers and the jam hits the toast.
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I'm even more connected now, and I'm not picturing my partner as a naughty librarian who also happens to be dating my father.
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Wegman is an avid collector of vintage postcards, picturing everything from ski resorts and famous artworks to Italian restaurants and bad '80s fashion.
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At first glance, the card's two sides might seem disjunctive: one side picturing a past, ideal America, the other an immediate, racist one.
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"I'm just picturing a bunch of young people lying on the street with cones of ice cream," Sherman mused, visibly relishing the thought.
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She said that after his death, she remembered picturing the bullets that struck him and thinking about the pain he must have felt.
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When the film opens, she is daydreaming, picturing herself in a crimson gown on a heath, as the wind blows across her face.
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The artist, Kehinde Wiley, is known for picturing young black people in stylized portraits that are deliberate throwbacks to earlier traditions of painting.
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As I type now, I'm picturing his slender finger gently running down the hardback cover of Isabel Wilkerson's The Warmth of Other Suns.
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Pepsi did its own version, picturing a ball of paper hitting a cola can with the caption "Demo day," shortly after Cybertruck's launch.
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The orange-hued design, which the Department of Health distributed to businesses for free, was sloppy, accidentally picturing a hand with six fingers.
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"My initial feeling was, won't people be picturing, like, Puppy Dog Ice-T?" he said, referring to one of his "Key & Peele" characters.
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It was, weirdly, everything that I was picturing in my head — a bunch of different stories that represent different kinds of love, including mine.
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Picturing Passion: Artists Interpret the Penitente Brotherhood continues through August 16, 2020 at the New Mexico Museum of Art in Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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Nonetheless, we allow the daydream to play itself out now and then, picturing ourselves, still fresh-faced teenagers, somehow imbued with otherworldly footballing abilities.
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When people are dreaming of having a wedding fit for a princess, are they really picturing what will go down during Saturday's Royal Wedding?
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When picturing a survivor of sexual abuse, you might immediately imagine a girl or woman, especially now in the wake of the #MeToo movement.
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We're picturing a rocking rendition of "Old McDonald" for Super Bowl LII, complete with fireworks and a troupe of farm animals executing perfect choreography.
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The video itself is a peaceful, natural affair, picturing M.I.A. in her signature pose (that is, atop a moving vehicle) and amidst some flowers.
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Similarly, in 20.8, Gallant's team of scientists predicted which famous paintings people were picturing in their minds by observing the activity of their brains.
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" Phan added, "One hour before the ceremony I finally started getting nervous because we did the first look and I was picturing the wedding.
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Bushnell, 73, acknowledges some of the challenges presented by his techno-utopia, but seems to have no problem picturing it happening within his lifetime.
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During the week of the conference, I kept picturing him in bed with some faceless woman, a gold chain sparkling around her slender waist.
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Midway through the book, I was picturing a doctor climbing the front steps of a rowhouse in Annapolis, Md., in the winter of 2000.
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The three-act process of picturing something in your mind, putting pen to paper, and looking at what you drew outperforms other memorization tricks.
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Dom: Yeah, so there were similarities emerging and more than anything, [it came from] picturing what it could be like if the two converged.
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Glimpsed on entry at the Cole house is "Congregation," a tapestry in a stairwell picturing a nude girl sitting demurely on a downed tree.
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But I'm willing to bet you still have difficulty picturing a much more likely future scene: your neighborhood with zero parked cars in it.
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Blatt leaned over and introduced himself to Jim Bellino, who was wearing a gray sports coat over a white T-shirt picturing Ringo Starr.
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With Finnick, I was picturing vintage Jude Law or a young Ryan Gosling or Jesse Williams as the charismatic fisher prince from District 4.
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"Picturing the site in your head and then being told we couldn't go there only four days prior upset us at first," said Samantha.
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"We wanted guests to have something to do during the family picturing taking time, and were too broke to have a cocktail hour," Colleen said.
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All I'm doing is walking back through that place picturing who was there and then translating that back to the numbers that those pictures represent.
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Speaking singularly, I can easily say that picturing a group of strangers (or worse, higher-ups) in next to nothing doesn't exactly settle my stomach.
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The New Mexico Museum of Art's Picturing Passion: Artists Interpret the Penitente Brotherhood confronts representation, truth, and otherness in depictions of the storied religious organization.
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Still, "this reader will never again be able to open the pages of 'Pride and Prejudice' without picturing the actors in this unforgettable television production."
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It's not just that your tummy is gurgling in your board meeting, it's that you're picturing a very specific chicken sandwich smothered in artichoke dip.
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AMLG: I'm picturing 30 virtual fingers right now —and I do want to get into VR, there's lots of forms one can take in there.
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One of the new emojis (picturing a nurse with a rubber glove) seems to reference a NSFW tweet Rose made about West's alleged sex life.
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You know, up in a hot air balloon all by himself is EXACTLY how I didn't know I was already picturing 2Pats spending his summer.
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That is not only because Mr. Marshall's beautiful and biting figurative paintings have been picturing black life in America with such aplomb for so long.
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"Picturing Children" is the latest in a series of books published by the Smithsonian's soon-to-open National Museum of African American History and Culture.
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Now try picturing him hunched over a laptop, as if the spirit of Francis Bacon were tinkering away at a little Unreal Engine world building.
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Picturing the First World War When the United States declared war on Germany in April 1917, it plunged into a conflict of already unexampled horror.
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Since picturing the audience naked only gets you so far, do yourself a favor and invest in this Complete Public Speaking Masterclass For Every Occasion.
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I gave up coffee, declined alcohol, submitted to acupuncture and took daily a range of vitamins sold on websites picturing babies wrapped up as presents.
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"Picturing Hatch's reaction when the aforementioned aides finally muster up enough courage to explain to him what is actually in the article," one tweet said.
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On a busy shopping street, a sign reading "A First Step Towards Digital Equality," picturing two young women in saris, chatting while looking at a cellphone.
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Picturing Prestige: New York Portraits, 1700–1860 continues at the Museum of the City of New York (1220 Fifth Avenue, East Harlem, Manhattan) through October 11.
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Picturing her, I see a lot of sucking and squeezing devices, and not to forget all the slime and wetness that is typical for tentacle porn.
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I'm picturing a new energy-efficient home and a steel building for the barn, and a beautiful single story breezeway that connects the two of them.
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He released the album cover earlier this week, picturing him and Asahd, his only son with businesswoman Nicole Tuck, in a tropical setting wearing matching shirts.
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And from its first seconds, my mind began tearing away from terra firma, picturing what scenes these songs could be set to in the game itself.
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When you start decorating and start doing the tastings, you start picturing your wedding a certain way, and then it all gets thrown out the window.
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"Andrea my beloved sister, I can't even close my eyes without picturing the joy you brought to me and this world," Adam Castilla wrote on Facebook.
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If you haven't played a Yakuza game before, you might be picturing something along the lines of Grand Theft Auto, only set in modern-day Japan.
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Picturing Mississippi, 1817-2017: Land of Plenty, Pain, and Promise continues at the Mississippi Museum of Art (380 South Lamar Street, Jackson, Mississippi) through July 8.
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Saks Fifth Avenue had six shirts for male infants and children up to age six that featured food items, referencing or picturing fish, avocados, and pizza.
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It has Hawaiian citizens not just pondering but actually picturing and planning where to hide during the 203-minute warning they would receive before nuclear fallout.
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I don't know if this is what he was picturing, but I think we can all agree it is both what we truly want and deserve.
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In fact, it likely looks exactly like the one you are currently picturing in your head: a white, two-floor atrium softly daylit by massive skylights.
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"When I order my burger, I'm picturing the Heinz I'm going to bathe it in," argued Ben Robinson at Thrillist in a screed against artisanal variations.
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"I love the schmaltzy drama of the building," she said of Wallace K. Harrison's design, picturing straight away a crowd scene set within a swirling space.
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Still, as I sat at a sticky table sipping a Kir amid a boisterous after-work crowd, I had a hard time picturing the general here.
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I was picturing a man who's trying to escape this Hell, with feelings of never wanting to rust away and give up, and just go forth.
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Little listeners will hear her work and that of her husband, Robert, while picturing themselves as guests — and apprentice chefs — in the Schumanns' Leipzig, Germany, home.
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As I pointed out in my previous review, many of the captions in the Picturing Mississippi exhibition illustrate a politically forthright and historically astute curatorial perspective.
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"To post a pic picturing a 3-day-old baby of mixed heritage as a monkey, then claim it was a joke?" she wrote in tweet.
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And because of the way the puzzle cuts the pyramid in two, it prevents us from picturing it in 3-D space as we normally would.
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CreditCreditJosephine Sittenfeld How do you write about the happy life you hope for your child to have when you have a hard time picturing it yourself?
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Art Reviews Alina Szapocznikow's bits of body; Nathalie Djurberg and Hans Berg's triggering Claymation; Sonya Kelliher-Combs's poignant picturing of abuse; and Amy Brener's urethane goddesses.
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But fortuitously, the works' embellished picturing also has the means to broach atavistic and folkloric meanings, given its deliverance from the common codes of pop representation.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads This week, Hollywood's drug war, commodifying Banksy, don't trust Facebook, Trump's fear of architecture critics, picturing the migrant crisis, and more.
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Washington (CNN)Following the uproar over Donald Trump's tweet attacking Hillary Clinton and picturing a six-pointed star, former rival Ben Carson has a word of caution.
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Image: GizmodoWhen you think of the FBI, Apple, and security, chances are you aren't picturing an amicable working relationship designed to ensure the security of American citizens.
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The group ranks among the most prized by collectors and includes the Holy Grail of baseball card hobbyists, one picturing the Pittsburgh Pirates' "Flying Dutchman," Honus Wagner.
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You may be picturing Six (Tricia Helfer), the crimson-clad cylon of Syfy's Battlestar Galactica or the satirical fembots of Austin Powers with gun muzzles for nipples.
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Looking at real estate is all about fantasy and imagination and picturing how your life could be different, and presenting you with all these choices at once.
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Before you get too excited, though, you should know that the animal looked more like a rhinoceros than the traditional, horse-like unicorn you might be picturing.
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The public domain images of the atlas are part of the library's Picturing Places online resource, launched this month and concentrating on hundreds of landscape-related objects.
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Picturing the First World War The New York Times Mid-Week Pictorial exemplified how powerful a tool the camera had become in telling the story of war.
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For photography buffs, PICTURING AMERICA'S NATIONAL PARKS (George Eastman Museum/Aperture, $213), by Jamie M. Allen, associate curator at the George Eastman Museum, is a delightful smorgasbord.
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Their works form a constellation of ideas surrounding the perspectives on and techniques for picturing the black body and its relationships to self, others, and the world.
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For many of us, picturing the inside of a fast-food kitchen is something we either try not to think about or we just assume is A-OK.
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If a child holds a tag picturing a dog up to Emys' display, for example, the robot will know to say "perro," and attempt to teach that word.
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It was then that Cranston claims he had a vision, picturing himself as he "slammed her head against the brick wall" until her head had been smashed in.
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Oh, and if you're an animal lover like I am and are picturing snails working long hours just to help me get my glow on, it's all good.
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You can increase the strength of the impression the text makes on you by picturing the situation in your mind or envisioning yourself participating in the events described.
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The problem is that this way of picturing things isn't a true reflection of reality; instead of being useful, it can magnify technology's failure to serve marginalized people.
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I don't know why, but I could not stop thinking about this while trundling around the park that weekend: I kept privately picturing them cracking and crashing down.
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In "Infinite Jest", the vanity and anxiety of videophone users leads to the adoption of "tableau", sumptuous scenes picturing very attractive actors with expressions of intense, focused interest.
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We don't see it that way [...] When I think about fall, I'm picturing myself wearing a flannel shirt, drinking something like apple cider, not a sugary, fake nutmeg taste.
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"This is my response to the gringos, like Chavez told them, 'Go to hell, you piece of shit Yankees,'" she wrote, in a tweet picturing her flipping the bird.
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The plot centers on a boy who finds a magical notebook whose users can kill anyone they want by writing that person's name in it and picturing their face.
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Unable to read or write in English, the widows turn to telling stories, reliving their most passionate moments or picturing what they "were never given in the first place".
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By bringing these in dialogue with the outsider works of Gustave Baumann and Ansel Adams, Picturing Passion opens up a larger dialogue about self-representation, community, and Western romanticism.
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Instead of picturing doping and baseball, the term "juicing" now conjures up images of fresh fruits and dollar signs all blended into one tiny cup of brightly colored liquid.
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"Most of the things I have seen about Palestine was picturing them as victims – not just victims but not human beings," the 33-year-old Italian filmmaker told Reuters.
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Memes picturing the fakery were shared millions of times, as were videos of children imitating his exaggerated response in parks and stadiums as far apart as Mexico and Scotland.
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It's hard to think of L.L. Bean — originally a brand that specialized in clothes and shoes for hunting — without picturing the iconic Bean Boot, which is still popular today.
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"L'Atlantide" (2000-287) is an eerie work in gouache on paper by René Magritte picturing a bathtub (tiled on the outside) and a bulging object cloaked in a sheet.
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Picturing little babies getting squeezed with tiny medical instruments is sad, even if the bad feeling is merely adult-learned body shame being projected onto a clueless, babbling infant.
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For the most part, people think about you about as much as you think about other people, which is to say, rarely, and almost never while picturing their shoes.
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The steak, a New York strip, is of high quality, and the fries are exactly what you're picturing, skinny and golden and salty in their paper-lined metal cups.
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Puzzling over how to understand this display, I went to another show at the Met, The Decorated Word: Writing and Picturing in Islamic Calligraphy (April 8 – November 3, 2019).
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In 20083, German-born map artist Henry Wellge created this color lithograph picturing an aerial view of "Greatest" (not just "Greater") New York, before it was overtaken by skyscrapers.
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But it would be a good time for them to remind themselves what the actual odds of the disaster they're picturing actually are, which Austern says is another popular technique.
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Picturing how I'll pull back the curtain in the von Furstenberg, turn my zippered, von Furstenberged back to her and say, all casual, over my shoulder, Cut the tag, please?
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I'm picturing Elon tooling around California in his souped-up Tesla blasting Grimes's discography and later Wikipedia-ing everything about her and thinking to himself, Wow, she's pretty hot. BARF.
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" With this in mind, he suggested going into your negotiation by picturing "a great deal, something that's a long shot but just might happen if the stars are perfectly aligned.
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"Because of the fact that it was the size of a mini-fridge I just kept picturing the battery going out and it falling on my kid's head," Farrar said.
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The collection comes with a greeting card picturing a silhouette of Belle and the inside of the box is a detailed red background featuring the iconic princess and the Beast.
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Cover image: A demonstrator holds a poster picturing Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi and a lightened candle during a gathering outside the Saudi Arabia consulate in Istanbul, on October 25, 2018.
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When you're trying to build a business, you must be completely committed—picturing the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow should be all the motivation you need.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Treasury will not introduce a redesigned $20 bill picturing escaped slave and abolitionist Harriet Tubman next year as planned, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Wednesday.
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Only recently have I been moved to tears picturing those moments, before so many of life's complexities set in — his giving himself a gift, her first encounter with the plains.
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It also adds a critical note of quasi-parental sympathy — picturing laser discs, cigarettes and Monster Energy drinks as so many teddy-bear stand-ins seems both apt and generous.
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"When you talk to non-public health people about cigars, people are picturing Winston Churchill with a big stogie in his mouth, but that's not what we're talking about," Jenson says.
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Konrad said this is because of how memory athletes train: by picturing familiar places and filling them with imaginary objects, like a cow eating moss to represent the city of Moscow.
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News reports that she invited her Doubt costars, including Dulé Hill and trans icon Laverne Cox, so now we're picturing Gus Guster and Sophia Burset wrapping Heigl's belly in toilet paper.
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I spiraled into a fit of tears on my kitchen floor, picturing the next few months of her life, fighting the growth with tubes, needles, and the dreaded cone of shame.
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It's about time Taylor Swift joined the rest of her fellow celebs and came out with an app, but if you're picturing a Nashville version of Kim Kardashian: Hollywood, think again.
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Picturing a warmer but more habitable Earth, however - one with plentiful clean energy, and less pollution and waste – is more challenging because so few futuristic tales tell of such a world.
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What's better than picturing his face and reactions to eating these exotic delights—absent from his POV pictures—is the settings and activities serving as the backdrop to his new experiences.
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He's been one of Kobach's and Brownback's fiercest critics in the Legislature and I'm picturing a state fair debate between him and Kobach going down like a vintage WWF title match.
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Fiegerman: If you're picturing a "Mad Men" scenario where Facebook executives sit in suits (or hoodies) around a table brokering all their ad deals, it's probably time to retire that image.
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Several weeks ago I had traveled to Jackson on the invitation of the Mississippi Museum of Art, to see its exhibition Picturing Mississippi, 1817–2017: Land of Plenty, Pain, and Promise.
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On Friday, Mr. Trump tweeted out a takeoff on a poster for "Game of Thrones" picturing him in the lead role and superimposing the words "Sanctions Are Coming" across his chest.
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If you're having trouble picturing it, imagine a double-jointed robotic brontosaurus standing on the top of the bridge, and craning its neck down and under to get to the goats.
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Picturing what hospitals could be, if the various obstacles are overcome, means abandoning long-held assumptions about the delivery of care, the role of the patient and what makes a good doctor.
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"Hospital staff wanted to wash their hands after looking at the book and picturing similar contamination on their own skin," said Ashley Gregory, an infection prevention specialist who co-led the project.
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WASHINGTON, May 220 (Reuters) - The U.S. Treasury will not introduce a redesigned $20 bill picturing escaped slave and abolitionist Harriet Tubman next year as planned, Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said on Wednesday.
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Good news for host Gigi Hadid: If she was planning on calming any nerves by picturing the audience in their underwear… they helped her out by already wearing theirs in plain sight!
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You're probably picturing yours right now — the book that epitomized the innocence and simplicity of the younger you, the book that did something to help you understand the mystifying world around you.
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But now, there's a new video released from Vogue that tracks her day hanging around L.A. and if you're picturing a pretty glamorous itinerary, you don't even know the half of it.
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The easiest way for me to get off has always been picturing the restriction of my movement – tied up, a hand secured around my throat, or hair wound tightly in someone's fist.
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Eventually, she made it through one of his games by picturing herself as the person her son would see while looking over at her in the stands after making an impressive play.
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I'm picturing watching her onstage for years — she can transcend the theater and transport you to some place somewhere between your head and your memory and history and that line she's holding.
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Throughout the procedure, Inoke said he just kept picturing his family&aposs faces to distract himself, and eventually, Lee was able to cut the growth open enough to get a look inside.
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I know what they're picturing: me on a thruster, carving up and down a wave face until I casually kick out the back to paddle out to the line up for another.
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Voices of African Photography: Picturing Ghana's middle class Love and war: Searching for glimmers of hope in Yemen SuperFan badge holders consistently post smart, timely comments about Washington area sports and teams.
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"The whole video is based on personal feelings and that's why we included a little story in the beginning — a story of thinking about myself on stage picturing this big performance," Bradbery says.
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CANNES, France, May 9 (Reuters) - Posters for the 69th Cannes film festival that opens this week evoke a golden era of French cinema by picturing veteran actor Michel Piccoli mounting a giant staircase.
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Curator David Campany proposes a speculative history of the past century, beginning with an iconic photograph by legendary artist Man Ray picturing a sheet of glass belonging to Marcel Duchamp covered in dust.
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And that was my first opportunity to write something and shoot it and make exactly what I was picturing and Netflix was very cool with all of us getting really weird with it.
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Still, I can't help but smile every time he describes Shiraz, and not Syrah, as being a French grape—picturing the legions of French farmers turning in their graves as he does so.
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The attention LeBron James demands is unrivaled, and picturing those two surrounded by three dead-eye snipers—like Kyle Korver, J.R. Smith, Kevin Love, healthy Isaiah Thomas, or Jae Crowder—is a daydream.
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In the photographic portraits (collected and contextualized in a 18953 volume titled " Picturing Frederick Douglass "), he sometimes looks like a fiercer George Washington—Roman nose, intense scowl of virtue, swept-back classical hair.
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Bush Sr., who is known for wearing bold, patterned socks, wore a pair of socks picturing a stack of colorful books to honor his wife and her championing the issue of family literacy.
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You begin reading "Frankissstein" picturing a monster with bolts in its neck (the Eagles) and those thoughts mix with your sense of Shelley's Gothic novel, "Frankenstein; or, The Modern Prometheus," published in 1818.
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Instead of picturing my frozen eggs in some building across the river in Manhattan, I sit on my roof and think about the other ways Rob and I could still create a family.
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In the 1990s, Parsons School of Design professor Paul Young and his student Laura Berkowitz redesigned the original poster, with primary-colored, Constructivist graphics picturing a blue character choking on a fish bone.
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And in person, Mr. DeRogatis displays his personal hall of fame on his forearms, with mural-like tattoos picturing, among others, the Velvet Underground, Nirvana, Public Enemy and Bangs, who died in 1982.
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If you're having trouble picturing it, try holding an object (not a knife) behind your back with your left hand, and notice the difference between your thumb, and the thumb in the photo. Whoops!
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The New Mexico Museum of Art's Picturing Passion: Artists Interpret the Penitente Brotherhood examines the ways in which outsider representations of social and religious practices has come to define those practices and this community.
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Without missing a beat, the royal mom-of-three sweetly responded, "They're picturing you cause you're special!" as she grabbed ahold of the little girl's hand and walked towards a picnic table with her.
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This is how Picturing Mississippi comes to a close: with non-narrative, lyrical work that gestures toward a future that the MMA staff imagine for the institution and perhaps for the state as well.
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A lot of the stuff that I've accomplished, it's all small stuff, but it was always because I was picturing the person at the end of the day that I wanted to see it.
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The deal paves the way for the FARC to participate in mainstream politics, but many urban Colombians have a hard time picturing the rebels' suddenly representing them or the country in any meaningful way.
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I'd like to envision said man in a white lab coat with an MIT diploma nearby, but I later settle for picturing a leather pig who may or may not own a rubber fist.
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At night, Mr. Buckel would lie in bed staring at the ceiling, he later told his assistant, picturing the compost piles in their various states of decomposition, planning which ones had to go where.
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I stumbled, trying to hoist Winter onto any blissful image so she could stand peacefully there for a spell, not be left picturing her father cracking in her hands like a stale gingerbread man.
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"When you enjoy one of those beverages, the wine or the beer, you're mentally transporting yourself to the place where it came from, and you are picturing pristine waterways, not sludge-filled oil slicks."
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A book from Taschen, Germany Around 1900: A Portrait in Colour, compiles 800 colored images of Germany's Belle Époque, picturing sites from Ludwig II's castles in the Bavarian Alps to fancy Baltic bathing resorts.
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The right-wing prime minister put up billboards several weeks ago picturing a smiling President Donald Trump shaking his hand - highlighting warm ties marked by dramatic U.S. policy moves that Netanyahu has welcomed with delight.
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I contemplate taking another show off, but thinking about sitting home on my couch again, picturing my cast and crew doing the show without me for a second time somehow makes me even more anxious.
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As he imagines himself breaking loose from final tackles, he hears the crowd's screams and roars, picturing himself a hero as he dashes the final yards across the goal line, ball in hand, arms raised.
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"I find it hard to imagine a world by 2050 where we have not intervened to improve ourselves," he says, picturing an ability to acquire new skills at will or to communicate telepathically with others.
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Picturing the First World War Times Insider is offering glimpses of some of the most memorable wartime illustrations that appeared in The New York Times Mid-Week Pictorial, on the 100th anniversary of each issue.
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"States' rights" have of course played a tricky role in American history, and it's hard for people of a certain age to hear the phrase without picturing a Southern governor standing in the schoolhouse door.
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The work in the adjacent gallery, "Picturing America," for example pairs photos by Walker Evans, Gordon Parks, Lisette Model, and Edward Weston with dozens of photos taken anonymously in photo booths during the same period.
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Picturing the First World War Times Insider is offering glimpses of some of the most memorable wartime illustrations that appeared in The New York Times Mid-Week Pictorial on the 100th anniversary of each issue.
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It was more entertaining to imagine that the humiliation of a scorned wife could turn into a Machiavellian move for power and personal gain—certainly more entertaining than picturing a grotesquely staged White House stroll.
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Instead, I actually started picturing all of the different ways I could style them: with a white button-up and jeans, with a high-necked, long-sleeved floral dress, with a black skirt and striped turtleneck.
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While he was familiar with the device in a consumer context, he said that he had a hard time picturing how it would function at work until he actually used it to monitor key performance indicators.
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The findings are consistent with a 2004 study that found that the part of the brain that's activated when you're feeling pain is the same part activated when you're picturing someone else feeling the same pain.
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Dell is introducing a new version of its Latitude 27212 Rugged Tablet today that retains basically everything you'd imagine when picturing a rugged tablet: it's still heavy, still bulky, and yeah, it still runs Windows 3.573.
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"Anyone who has a difficult time picturing any one of the candidates as president may be having a hard time jumping into the stock market with both feet," said Jack Ablin, CIO of BMO Private Bank.
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On Sunday, in partnership with Trojan, the designer will ride in an all-black float — yes, we're picturing it looking like that spring 2015 campaign too — decorated with the cheeky, very-much-pun-intended slogan #ProtectYourWang.
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For me, it's hard to think about David Bowie without picturing Labyrinth, the 1986 film in which he starred, a favorite of mine as a child and now one of my 7-year-old's favorites, too.
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Authorities in Ozil's ancestral Turkish town have erected a new street sign showing the photo of him in May with Erdogan, replacing one picturing him wearing the international strip of Germany, the country of his birth.
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The 10 prints of mathematical expressions known as the Concinnitas portfolio are the core of Picturing Math: Selections from the Department of Drawings and Prints, currently on view in the Met's Robert Wood Johnson, Jr. Gallery.
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"I was picturing what it would mean for all of those Uber employees to be parachuted into my neighborhood, where the median income was about $25,000 a year," said Bracy, whose expertise is in civic technology.
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I was picturing Weill writing this piece for young people traumatized by World War I, and how they had to deal with life in the rubble and being in a situation where there were enemies about.
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Although the movie brought back memories of the loss of my grandmother, I couldn't help but smile through the tears (lots of tears) picturing my grandmother in such a beautiful place with her friends and family.
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Picturing him as he races along in his britzka, devilishly counting the souls on his unreal estate, I can't help imagining the racist Wells Fargo loan officers who pushed subprime mortgages on black homeowners in Baltimore.
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I'm picturing Logan Paul, elevated from YouTube star into commander of the U.S. Space Force, briefing President Trump on a plan to turn coal-power plants into peace museums as a way to fight the aliens.
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But the job that Trump is probably picturing while he bloviates—a grease-stained blue collar worker on the assembly line—doesn't look a whole lot like most of the actual jobs that the economy has added.
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" Farrell, who organized Picturing Math, added that the Concinnitas portfolio was of interest to the Met because "it made visible the strong links between art and math, something artists and mathematicians have engaged widely over the centuries.
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" Harper shared more details of the atlas's history in an article for Picturing Places, noting that its "scale and conception recalled Renaissance ideas relating to the symbolic power of a book which contained the entire world's knowledge.
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Like, I know you don't want Trump to stay there, but that's a terrible excuse, because now I'm picturing the queen being like, 'Donald, I really tried to get you a room, but the manager said no.
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All of the emotions embedded in that rich, mysterious project formed questions in my mind: Who was this artist, what were her motivations for picturing these characters and how could each individual photograph contain so much complexity?
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Picturing the First World War President Woodrow Wilson dominated the cover of the Mid-Week Pictorial this week, having just signed the Selective Service Act, requiring all men aged 21 to 30 to register on June 5.
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Picturing the First World War In The New York Times Mid-Week Pictorial are many untold or little told stories of World War I. You don't have to peruse too many issues to have your assumptions overturned.
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Rick Fienberg, a spokesman for the American Astronomical Society in Washington, suggests picturing Mercury as a racecar in an inner lane and Earth in an outer lane, as they both make their way around a circular track.
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Picturing just how screwed we'd be without things like GPS satellites and the sort of tech that the intelligence agencies use to snoop on other countries is enough to make a person want to go back to bed.
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I'm up for anything really: I'm looking for historical places, or theaters, or posh places like Harrods and Selfridges—I'm pretty sure the management there would have a really grand loo, I'm picturing, but I have no idea.
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The humorous idea of picturing the characters naked came to the director-animator while she was enjoying a cup of espresso; she felt curious about what it would be like to take a naked dip inside the drink.
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Picturing the First World War It is a photograph that can send shivers through you on an August day, as it must have a century ago when it was published in The New York Times Mid-Week Pictorial.
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Picturing the First World War African schoolboys may not ordinarily be thought of as the face of World War I, but Cameroon — then a German colony — was fully caught up in a conflict more than 3,000 miles away.
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For example, if the bullying is not affecting your personal safety or livelihood, Sutton suggests trying to see the humor in it (sort of like picturing all those people in the audience naked to get over stage fright).
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Picturing Kendall Jenner stopping a fashion shoot to join a protest IRL like in that terrible Pepsi ad requires a bit of imagination considering you can count the number of times she's spoken out about causes on one hand.
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For many of us, picturing a "mommy and me" workout conjures up images of Insta fitness mommy bloggers doing impressive physical stunts with a baby in tow or using their baby as a weight like it's no big deal.
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Hamilton and Friends: Portraiture in Early New York (Thursday) The Museum of the City of New York's exhibition "Picturing Prestige: New York Portraits, 1700-1860" features a familiar mug: the likeness of Alexander Hamilton used for the $10 bill.
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" De Paco said that this wasn't something the team did lightly or maliciously, but that they went with it "because it's also a matter of character building, and to me, an important part in picturing Edgar's lack of touch.
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If the polls move or are mostly wrong in one or two more states — Virginia is all it would take — you can start picturing Melania holding the Bible while Chief Justice John Roberts administers the oath to President Trump.
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"Picturing to myself the US, the cursed state of aggression, being submerged in a sea of fire by our H-bomb-loaded ICBM for its slightest provocation, I cannot repress my excitement," Ko Hyok Chol was quoted as saying.
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Picturing that long-term goal — maybe it's quitting your job to write a book, finally taking a dream vacation, retiring early or simply building up your savings account — will help you decide whether short-term spending is worth it.
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Warhol's notion of picturing subjects serially—not one Coke but row upon row of Cokes, every variety of Campbell's soup, all but innumerable Marilyn Monroes—was his own, keyed to an emerging economy of brands that extended to celebrities.
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Marshmello seemed to hesitate for a second; it was impossible to perceive his facial expression under the bucket, but I couldn't help picturing him with a look of grim determination as he raised his arms and lowered his neck.
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Put the creatures in slo-mo, slap on some custom-scored Hans Zimmer, add some detailed foley effects (I couldn't help picturing the lucky person who makes the farting, whooshing noises for the dolphins), and you're good to go.
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These include a magazine cover picturing the Formula One driver Ayrton Senna, medical images of diseased feet and toenails (a major source of inspiration for Bacon) and a painting of the Crucifixion by the 13th-century Italian artist Cimabue.
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Picturing victory has been touted by psychologists as a way to prepare for a slew of situations, and research has shown it helps improve focus and performance, even if it can also lead some Twitter users to get salty.
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EST HOW BLOOMBERG IS PREPARING -- ALL I'M PICTURING IS A MOCK DEBATE STAGE WITH MICKEY MOUSE, DONALD DUCK AND ELSA: Bloomberg has been at the Four Seasons hotel in Walt Disney World with aides to prepare for tonight's debate.
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Picturing the First World War Even in this stiffly staged picture, made decades before candid photography was possible, unfeigned joy comes through in the faces of the women we might assume to be Mère (center) and Grand-Mère (right).
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"I started picturing myself sitting in a rocking chair, knitting, and words like 'old maid' and 'spinster' started to come to mind, and I realized that no, I don't want that to be my fate," Gosselin, 43, tells PEOPLE exclusively.
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" In creating Picturing Mississippi, which opened on December 9 last year (the day before the 200-year anniversary of Mississippi's statehood), the MMA sought to, in the words of Bradley, tell the story of the "charged part of our past.
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"I started picturing myself sitting in a rocking chair, knitting, and words like 'old maid' and 'spinster' started to come to mind, and I realized that no, I don't want that to be my fate," she told PEOPLE exclusively in April.
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When we think millennials, we are almost never picturing a black guy who makes custom T-shirts, or a young black woman working for a nonprofit — and so these series served to remind us that we could, and should, be.
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But in a more comical world — which one could say died on November 8 — we get by picturing a less awkward, more cheeky encounter than the one that current first lady Michelle Obama, and future first lady Melania Trump, had.
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At first, I couldn't stop picturing this one colleague of mine who almost never uses EPs; while I've never met her in person, I imagine her as Miranda Priestly from The Devil Wears Prada (that Onion article sure is spot-on).
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Save $26.30 on the Cuisinart Compact Juice Extractor (CJE 500) See Details You may be immediately sold by picturing this all black bad boy on your counter, but it's so much more than just a slick addition to the kitchen.
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Hanging out with Hollywood star Jessica Alba isn't at all what you'd expect — unless you're picturing chilling with one of your most laid-back, but totally beauty-obsessed friends (who just so happens to be a major actress and business mogul).
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Part of it was portraiture, and this conversation, organized in conjunction with the exhibition Picturing Prestige: New York Portraits, 1700–1860, focuses on how the founding father without a father went from immigrant orphan to colonial icon through his portraits.
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"They were all put in this bizarre situation — photographing, for purposes they had no idea of, a cataclysmic event," said Esther Samra who co-wrote, with Rachel Fermi, "Picturing the Bomb: Photographs from the Secret World of the Manhattan Project" (1995).
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Picturing Mississippi is already evidence of how new acquisitions have changed the nature of the museum's shows — works by McArthur Binion, Jeffrey Gibson, Hank Willis Thomas, and Benny Andrews have only stretched and deepened the narrative on the state's history.
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Picturing the First World War The caption that appeared 100 years ago in The New York Times Mid-Week Pictorial referred to a "picturesque scene" in the Dolomites, where Italian soldiers were defending the frontier against Austrian and German invasion.
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The Lakers feel set with what they already have around LeBron James, but picturing Butler as the second-best all-around player on an NBA team almost instantly turns said team into a typhoon (even though he reportedly doesn't want to be there).
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" In a moment of reflection, Gosselin says she "started picturing myself sitting in a rocking chair, knitting, and words like 'old maid' and 'spinster' started to come to mind, and I realized that no, I don't want that to be my fate.
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"I started picturing myself sitting in a rocking chair, knitting, and words like 'old maid' and 'spinster' started to come to mind, and I realized that no, I don't want that to be my fate," she told PEOPLE exclusively of the series.
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"(de)Constructed Heritage" (2019) is a research-based video work that follows the artist's computer screen as he goes through images on his desktop picturing alterations made to the traditional architecture in the port city of Aden, including mosques, schools and mashrabiyas.
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Since it is improbable that this woman has two faces, we can only assume that this is an early April Fool's Day prank ... or that the second panel behind the couple (the one picturing the woman's face) is actually a mirror. Right?
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"I started picturing myself sitting in a rocking chair, knitting, and words like 'old maid' and 'spinster' started to come to mind, and I realized that no, I don't want that to be my fate," she previously told PEOPLE of the series.
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So many of these deaths were reported as consequences of gang-related disputes, which—at a glance—might have you picturing the kind of involved tit-for-tat clashes you'd see in Narcos or a Ross Kemp documentary about gangland murders in Honduras.
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Then on the second floor is "Ballone (Balloons)" (2017), picturing a clown clutching a bunch of helium balloons, who hurts children with baseball bats; "Wandeling (Walk)" (1989), a painting of Nazi dignitaries strolling around Berchtesgaden; and "Frozen" (2003), an image of Chernobyl.
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Based on the famous Japanese manga written by Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata, Death Note follows a high school student (Wolff) who comes across a supernatural notebook that gives him the ability to kill anyone by writing their name while picturing their face.
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I think the very first error that Juul made in judgment was creating these advertisements that clearly include people who look very, very young, advertising its devices as cool, using taglines like, quote, unquote, "smoking evolved," picturing them on flashy, very colorful backgrounds.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads In 2017, an untitled Jean-Michel Basquiat painting picturing a skull against a bright blue background sold at Sotheby's New York for $110.5 Million, making it the highest-selling artwork by a U.S. artist at auction.
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In the show's strangest and most memorable drawing, "Covered Car, San Francisco," the 85-year-old Mr. Bechtle confronts that ambiguous presence directly, picturing it as a sleek, almost unbroken black silhouette divided from its own shadow by only a thin white speck.
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"Popes wear big things with rubies and gems," she explained, perhaps picturing less of a Pope Francis than one of those Medici popes, like the profligate Leo X, whose endorsement of the sale of indulgences led Martin Luther to instigate the Protestant Reformation.
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Picturing the First World War Above: "The harmless pigeon still has its use in war as a bearer of dispatches despite the great development of modern means of communication," The New York Times Mid-Week Pictorial told its readers 100 years ago.
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Still, as Gordon eases into superstardom in the relative obscurity of Orlando's slow rise in the East, he often uses visualization to help motivate himself, closing his eyes and picturing what a championship for the only franchise he's ever known would look like.
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Picturing Prestige reveals how in the 19th century, relations between portrait artists and wealthy patrons were more open and undisguised — both involved in a mutually beneficial PR campaign — though a fall in public estimation for only one of these actors could mean months behind bars.
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Director Julia Hart (Miss Stevens), a white filmmaker who co-wrote the film with her husband, producer Jordan Horowitz, realized early on in the process of crafting the character of Ruth that she had been picturing a woman who looked like herself, without realizing it.
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Recently I began collecting them, fascinated by medieval preachers who considered wigs, painted faces, furs, and "wasteful sleeve-lengths, as well as womanly pride and passion" (as detailed by Christa Grössinger in her book Picturing Women in Late Medieval and Renaissance Art) to be sinful.
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They are relentless, these ants, which is why when you picture an ant — the type you go to war with every summer, summer after summer, in your kitchen and bathroom and backyard — the ant you are picturing is almost certainly Linepithema humile, the Argentine ant.
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I've tried fantasising about celebrities, but reality intrudes on my enjoyment; before I can orgasm picturing myself being pounded by Jason Momoa, I have to invent a backstory as to why he's not with Lisa Bonet any more and reassure my psyche that she's happy.
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But one particular eccentricity has stuck in my brain: the vast database of "face charts" on the company intranet, methodically naming and picturing the gallery's most prized collectors, ostensibly so we could tell the Real Big Spenders apart from hordes of well-dressed nobodies.
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While Doucet's fluid line seamlessly lends itself to picturing gender fluidity, Nichols's narrative uses cartoon figuration — in this case, a shifting, button-eyed rag doll — to represent nonbinary gender identity, revealing how comics can help offer a language of expression outside of societal norms.
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Bert HansenProfessor, History of Science and Medicine, Baruch College at the City University of New York, and the author of Picturing Medical Progress from Pasteur to PolioThough it's surprising to many, the medicine with the single greatest impact was Louis Pasteur's invention of rabies shots.
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Picturing the First World War "Soldiers will tolerate almost any discomfort or inconvenience because it is 'part of the game' of fighting, but there is always one thing which causes discontent, and that is food," The Mid-Week Pictorial reminded its readers 100 years ago.
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Selected pieces range from an Albrecht Dürer woodcut illustrating The Ship of Fools (a set of satirical verses published in Germany in 1494) to Winslow Homer's watercolor "The New Novel" (1877), picturing a girl in an orange dress reading in a patch of grass.
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The designers Eden Loweth and Tom Barratt said they had been picturing models on the way to the opera, but it was still hard to imagine the exuberant explosion of silk slips, wobbly stilettos, hacked-up sweatshirts and bottom-skimming metallic tuxedos as actual clothes.
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"There's so little of this kind of material out there," said Gwendolyn DuBois Shaw, an art history professor at the University of Pennsylvania who curated Portraits of a People: Picturing African Americans in the Nineteenth Century at the Addison Gallery of American Art in 2006.
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The problem began just after noon, when the four women picked up their order from the drive-thru window and discovered that it was colder than they would have liked—no mention of what they ordered, though we're picturing a Sourdough Jack, for some reason.
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Or maybe you imagine something a little more grounded than aliens and orcs, instead picturing a British nanny who glides over London, or a team of dinosaurs stalking two kids through an amusement park kitchen, or a man who ages backward as he journeys through time.
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With the strategic layout and innovative deployment of objects within its bicentennial exhibition, Picturing Mississippi, 1817–3803: Land of Plenty, Pain, and Promise, the Mississippi Museum of Art indicates that it understands what is at stake in this major rehang of works from its permanent collection.
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She rose to fame with "The Revolt of the Weavers" (83-28), a series of lithographs and etchings inspired by a play about an uprising of Silesian weavers in 28, and followed it with "Peasant War" (21903-08), picturing men and women as comrades-in-arms.
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Du Bois, along with a team of students and alumni from Atlanta University (now Clark University), executed meticulous empirical research and used statistics from the US census and US Bureau of Labor reports to create graphs and charts picturing the skyrocketing progress of Black Americans post-Emancipation.
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"While we aren't picturing a future where every car produces clouds of white tire smoke during the daily commute, we do want automated vehicles that can decipher the subtle cues drivers give when driving and incorporate this feedback when planning motion," Gerdes said in a statement.
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This disconnect makes some sense of one of the exhibition's quirkier offerings: an 1835 lithograph picturing the Moon's surface as a place of dense forests and strange winged creatures, inspired by a series of articles in the New York Sun claiming astronomers had observed such things.
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At Van Cleef & Arpels, Catherine Cariou, the house's heritage director, showed a 1920s-era advertisement picturing a flapper with shingled hair dancing as she displayed a sautoir with a tassel pendant and, from the 1950s, a bracelet of four twisted gold ropes ending with a tassel.
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Picturing the First World War If you envisioned World War I, your mind's eye probably conjured the stinking trenches of the Western Front, where a perennially stalemated war of attrition was waged, or the unforgiving Atlantic Ocean, where German submarines struck suddenly and decisively against Allied shipping.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads CLEVELAND HEIGHTS — There's a good chance that if you think you know Joyce Brabner, you're picturing actress Hope Davis: a chronically serious woman whose small face is hidden behind a heavy head of long brown hair and big, round glasses.
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It's one thing if you're picturing a play in your mind and you're thinking about it and you're a little off, but when you're looking at a card that tells you exactly where to line up and exactly where the play is, there aren't any excuses for that.
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I got to thinking about this—and picturing my college self as a sort of avatar in an extended risk simulation—after talking with Jennifer Hirsch and Claude Ann Mellins, at Columbia University's Mailman School of Public Health, in Washington Heights, on a biting, windy day last December.
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If you're picturing him as a frail neurotic, idling in a life of the mind, try again: Cleanthes, who lived to be 99 and had nicknames like "Second Heracles" and "the Ass," was a former boxer who funded his philosophy habit with a graveyard shift hauling buckets of water.
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Picturing the First World War It had come to this: His Imperial Majesty Nicholas II, Emperor of All Russia, perched despondently on a tree stump under armed guard outside the palace at Tsarskoye Selo, where he had been detained by the provisional government after his abdication in March.
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Mohanaswamy talks about losing his partner to a woman, mentions an imaginary girlfriend to a fellow passenger on a plane while picturing the man he is in love with, losing friends, being shown around a flat by a real-estate agent who assumes he has a wife and children.
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Picturing the Raptors without Patterson, without one of their leaders and loudest voices, without one of the biggest advocates for the city (during a time it, like the Raptors, felt to be on the come-up), without a fixture of most of their best lineups, will be strange.
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I love picturing Lil Wayne listening to opera in his spare time in his fancy car, and I also love this line because I always forget it's riffing on the title Phantom of the Opera until I think about it more closely or in this case write it out.
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Imagining the run-up to the 2016 presidential election without Alec Baldwin's hilarious impersonation of Donald Trump on Saturday Night Live is like picturing the former Apprentice host without his questionable (yet signature) hairstyle, but the Emmy-winning actor has revealed that the iconic impression almost didn't happen at all.
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I promised myself I wouldn't cry, but I can't help picturing Bellinelli fluttering out this big, Turkish beach towel for two in a place called "Fliper & Chiller" on the Balearic Islands as the same welcoming gesture he will make to my eternal guy DeMar DeRozan this season back in San Antonio.
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From LeBron's own history against the Celtics to his frosty relationship with Kyrie Irving, picturing him jump to the franchise he battled for most of his prime—and vice versa—would make brain fluid leak from the ears of most NBA fans who're old enough to remember the 653 playoffs.
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The beauty of lines like "You know I'm nasty, excuse my behavior / let me just taste ya / we can fuck later / sitting in the coupe, looking like a racer" is that they arrive fast enough and with enough rhythmic flare in the delivery that you're not left actually picturing each act.
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His subjects here are off-the-grid types; tasked by the High Museum in Atlanta to contribute to their Picturing the South series, Soth started thinking about the Olympic Park Bomber, Eric Rudolph, and how he had escaped capture as a fugitive in the Appalachian wilderness for some five years.
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If much of the art here has greater moral clarity than aesthetic ambition, one searing work on paper makes the show worth a visit on its own: a vision of Auschwitz, picturing emaciated female prisoners and sadistic female kapos, drawn by the survivor Ella Liebermann-Shiber one month after the liberation.
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Premiering last night as the kickoff to the national Black Girls Movement conference currently taking place at Columbia University, Picturing Black Girlhood is a limited, three-day exhibition being held in New York City's RawSpace Gallery featuring 18 different photographers capturing what it means to be a black girl in America today.
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Here's one way to create a sure-to-sell craft beer: Adorn it with a label picturing President Trump as a nasty mariachi, wearing a too-tight, bedazzled suit, a tie in the colors of the Mexican flag, a big hat emblazoned with the words "Fuck You," and a swastika belt buckle.
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Looking through Genie Chance's boxes, slowly unburying myself from under the rubble of her life, I inevitably started picturing my own boxes, in one of my own daughters' basements one day, and imagining how many other sets of boxes are already out there, and how many people hadn't left boxes at all.
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But now that everyone with a smartphone is a potential documentarian, Magnum's young members lean artsier: Alessandra Sanguinetti shoots the Promenade des Anglais in Nice, France, after the terrorist attack there last summer, as a nearly abstract blackout; Paolo Pellegrin documents the refugee crisis in the Mediterranean by picturing not bodies, but waves.
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Most of the contemporary photographers in Picturing America's National Parks are very conscious of this odd balance between the natural and the managed, like Roger Minick, whose 1980s tourist photographs include one in which the falls of Yosemite appear in a manufactured version on a woman's headscarf, and in their physical form beyond.
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I don't like to put silverware directly on the bottom of the sink, and if the sink looks dirty in the morning, I'll spend hours of the day remembering and picturing how dirty it was and thinking about how it's infecting all of my forks and spoons and other things I'll eat off of later.
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Though the song was positioned on its release as a tribute to her fans, who have been waiting for a new album from the Swedish artist since 2010's Body Talk, it is, in fact, an ode to her state of mind following a break-up, vividly picturing the space her partner used to occupy in her life.
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When I first heard Yuna's collaboration with Jhene Aiko, "Used to Love You," I found myself picturing the next major pop/R&B artist and although Yuna's silky soprano invokes soft, wistful, surrealistic sonic dreamscapes, I'm not embarrassed to admit that I simply was not envisioning the 29-year-old Malay vocalist in her stunning and colorful hijab.
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Picturing the First World War "Men of the Jewish faith from New York, who have just been drafted into the national Army, attending a religious service during the Jewish New Year holidays in a cantonment building assigned to them for the purpose," the caption in the Mid-Week Pictorial explained about the photo above on Oct.
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As my eyes negotiated the characteristically digressive paragraphs, with their refinements and hesitations, their pitch-perfect archaisms, I kept picturing Banville at his desk, doggedly piecing them together in an effort of self-erasure that is the exact opposite of the novelist's native inclination, and which, regardless of the beauties produced, must have come with some pain.
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A Sobey award winner in 2006 whose work was shown the following year in documenta 12 and in a 2009 solo exhibition at the National Museum of the American Indian, New York, Pootoogook's work brings her family's legacy into the immediate present by exquisitely picturing the intimacies of family life in a North inundated with southern goods and media.
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Other well-executed themes include "Picturing Nature" and "Objects Tell Our Stories," the latter a micro-educational room that pairs Takashi Murakami's "Flower Ball" (2002) with a grouping of masks from Japan, Korea, Nepal, and Indonesia, and provides a small area for children to create their own masks from blocks designed by Philippine-born, Seattle-based artist Romson Regarde Bustillo.
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If I had any caveat about home workouts (and there are plenty in here already), it would be that human bodies are able to get stronger and more capable faster than many people think, and the equipment that will give them the results they are picturing is actually kind of extensive; more than a few resistance bands and dumbbells, anyway.
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It's an interesting touchstone for distance and longing, and in case you weren't already submerged in nostalgia, picturing yourself driving alone down an interstate at sunset with one arm on the wheel and the other resting on an open window and a battered suitcase full of belongings in the back, he's also thrown in a peak Lynyrd Skynyrd slide guitar for your woes.
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President Obama said in an interview broadcast early Tuesday that he has trouble picturing GOP presidential front-runner Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpPossible GOP challenger says Trump doesn't doesn't deserve reelection, but would vote for him over Democrat O'Rourke: Trump driving global, U.S. economy into recession Manchin: Trump has 'golden opportunity' on gun reforms MORE delivering a State of the Union address.
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Everywhere huge plugs of earth had been restyled into swirling modern sculptures, collecting in their furrows piles of dead leaves and, I feared, live rattlesnakes; trellised twigs, flung up in the high reaches of trees by torrents long gone, filtered down coppery light; and the braided system of channels and sandbars left me stumbling, lost, picturing an imminent wall of water ahead.
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The Museum of the City of New York's exhibition Picturing Prestige: New York Portraits, 1700–1860 presents a selection of paintings that are wonderful examples of artist/patron dialectics and related issues: the arrival of a new merchant class, their envy and mimicry of Europeans, the development of painting as a vocation, idealization of the wealthy, and art being employed as a tool of class distinction.
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It cobbles together nearly two centuries' worth of history and lore, picturing the likes of folk hero Davy Crockett, so-called "King of the Wild Frontier," an American soldier who was killed at the Battle of the Alamo; British rock star Phil Collins, who has amassed the world's largest private collection of Alamo relics; and Ozzy Osbourne, who infamously urinated on the Alamo in 1982.
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The hotel is a theme park for that fantasy version of 1962, though I have trouble picturing a busy corporate traveler today attending meetings at the conference center feeling charmed when a costumed employee responds with a blank stare to a request for directions to CitiField or for the hotel's Wi-Fi passcode because there was no such thing as CitiField or Wi-Fi in 1962.
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There is no shortage of mnemonic tricks you can use to remember things, but the three-act technique of picturing something in your mind, putting pen to paper to draw it, then looking at your drawing is a powerful memory trick that outperforms other "strong" mnemonic strategies when it comes to memory, according to a study published in The Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology.
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And with three new shows opening this fall, including a showcase of her early work (Judy Chicago: Los Angeles at Jeffrey Deitch, Los Angeles), and a reflection on mortality (Judy Chicago—The End: A Meditation on Death and Extinction at the National Museum of Women in the Arts, and the forthcoming Judy Chicago: Picturing Extinction: Studies for the End at Manhattan's Salon 94), Chicago doesn't plan on slowing down anytime soon.
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Will the readers of this East Coast newspaper ever stop picturing Montanans as unhinged, authoritarian hotheads and remember that some of us are Lynch-loving, Lebowski-quoting, lily-livered lefties who have a postelection tradition of walking over to the Jeannette Rankin statue in front of the post office and putting our "I Voted" stickers on the heel of her boot even though we can see how that could technically be construed as littering?
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She said the liner notes for her (recently re-released) 1975 live album were a user's manual she wrote for the instrument, picturing that future, where the process of music production would be democratized such that everyone would have an analog synthesizer and we would all just be able to summon up music as needed by plugging in the right formulas (in a way, she was right, it's just that it happened with computers rather than the analog synth).
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" Then there is Joan Didion, whose heroines wear affliction like an elegant cocktail dress — as if their pain had been plucked from the runways — especially Maria Wyeth of "Play It as It Lays," who cries at night and wakes with swollen eyes to drive the Los Angeles freeways, picturing rattlesnakes in baby playpens and remembering "the bad season … when she had done nothing but walk and cry and lose so much weight that the agency had refused to book her.
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In case you are picturing some old white dude with a revanchist hankering for the good old days of zero tolerance, I want you to know that this cop is a woman of color with staunchly liberal views, who firmly supports mandatory police cameras and readily acknowledges, for example, that under the mayoralty of Martin O'Malley in the early 2000s, the Baltimore police behaved like a goon squad, rounding up black people in mass arrests without a scintilla of probable cause.
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Picturing the First World War "By one terrific blow the British on June 7, 1917, smashed the strong German salient south of Ypres [Belgium], where for two-and-a-half years the Allied armies had held the enemy in check, but where all that time they had been harassed by German guns on the Messines-Wytschaete Ridge," the Mid-Week Pictorial said a century ago this week, as it offered readers some of the most amazing pictures yet of the Great War.
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