You might even rediscover a gem you'd forgotten all about.
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I love watching my children rediscover the books I loved.
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Against Iowa last week, Davis began to rediscover his rhythm.
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Rediscover Bunbury I live in a southwest town called Bunbury.
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My heart blazed with a yearning to rediscover my city.
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We need to rediscover those lessons before blowing it again.
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Institutions like the BBC need to rediscover their cultural self-confidence.
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We need to re-collectivize and rediscover the power of labour.
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And third, we may rediscover forms of love we had forgotten.
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This is a country that desperately needs to rediscover its center.
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We can pull together and rediscover some shared sense of purpose.
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Now, she wants to rediscover long-lost baroque and classical pieces.
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You can only rediscover water on the same planet so many times.
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Along the way, they rekindle their sisterhood and rediscover their wild sides.
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These elements of surprise help us grow and rediscover who we are.
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But a new device could allow amputees to rediscover the same sensation.
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A small animated panda enters into a metaphysical journey to rediscover himself.
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The Fourth Turning is a time when people rediscover values and norms.
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If it tries to rediscover its youth, that would make me nervous.
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The series will go on to rediscover the Shostakovich protégé Galina Ustvolskaya.
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Medium-term: life goes on, we make do; we rediscover free time.
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I hope they will, in time, rediscover the joy music can bring.
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We must rediscover and strengthen the ties that bind us all together.
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If you're lucky enough to rediscover one, what do you do next?
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In doing so, you may just rediscover your own long forgotten family treasure.
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British Steel's woes have led some to argue that Britain should rediscover interventionism.
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JASON CUTLERWilton, Connecticut Americans need to rediscover the inclusive heart of American nationalism.
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Then she returns to Earth, where she must rediscover her ordinary human past.
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Over the past week I've had to rediscover my focus on Northern Ireland.
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It's this heritage that Maymir hopes to help visitors to the Alhambra rediscover.
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Butler thinks he would be taken aback by historians' efforts to rediscover him.
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Politicians and political parties rediscover the usefulness of trade policy to demand support.
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Which brings me to a final recommendation of my own: Rediscover your kitchen.
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With time, people are willing to rediscover it somehow and reinvent it, maybe.
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Cut expensive activities, and rediscover that the best things in life are free.
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Lately I've thought of trying to rediscover what once made it seem worthwhile.
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"I just want to find a way to rediscover my body," she said.
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Hickey is confident stocks will rediscover upward momentum that will last into 2020.
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I rediscover correspondence from high school friends I've long since lost track of.
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And, Republicans, it's time to rediscover the quaint notion of separation of powers.
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Punk rock isn't just something I found once—I rediscover it every day.
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Trump's foreign policy disasters should lead liberals to rediscover the perils of geopolitical retreat.
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I was able to socialize again and beginning to rediscover positive emotions and associations.
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Rediscover the timeless tale of a boy and his best friend from outer space.
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Couldn't Finestra rediscover his love of music without a descent into booze and blow?
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They also revealed new details of the firm's efforts to rediscover its creative spark.
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Yet there were moments, even amid the wreckage, when he could rediscover something authentic.
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Perhaps he will soon rediscover his inclination to proceed cautiously in Middle Eastern wars.
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Flip the coin of fear, and you rediscover the "everything" you have to lose.
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They move in and out of social networks as people discover or rediscover them.
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"I want to rediscover the world around me as unique and enchanting," he said.
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But it took a few games for the two to rediscover their old mojo.
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I am helping people discover or rediscover the dazzling work of Lardner and Wodehouse.
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Here, Brozanic largely selects throwback tunes to, "maybe rediscover things I missed," she said.
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Some company will probably "rediscover" this idea as we head deeper into the streaming age.
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Several commentators warned of turbulent times ahead as the SPD tries to rediscover its identity.
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That saintly image is one many older supporters had hoped to rediscover in Ms Park.
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His mom is a sex therapist, who helps clients rediscover the intimacy in their relationships.
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For things to improve, Berlin's administrators may have to rediscover the German love of efficiency.
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As she fights to stay sober, she also seeks to rediscover her creativity and passion.
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They set it on a quest, which continues to this day, to rediscover its strength.
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We must rediscover the bonds of love and loyalty that bring us together as Americans.
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Amphibians of India, a campaign to rediscover amphibian species that were thought to be extinct.
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Rediscover your childhood with the Nintendo Switch Online retro games from NES and Super NES.
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"Star Trek" is also trying to rediscover its place in a universe it effectively invented.
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After he went blind, Dr. John Hull used sound to rediscover a rich sensory universe.
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We must rediscover the bonds of love and loyalty, that bring us together as Americans.
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When we rediscover and project such principled power, we can truly make America great again.
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It encourages people to stay in the moment and rediscover their values, meaning and purpose.
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Did we come all this way to rediscover the ouroboros of guilty liberal self-consciousness?
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The workouts started with a focus to help Bennett rediscover his joy for the game.
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If he can rediscover his offensive side, then he could tip a game Ottawa's way.
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Alongside the plaques, however, there is a push to rediscover the wine-making region's Jewish roots.
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The Murakami vibe also helped define the main character and her quest to rediscover her identity.
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He argues that the Tories need to rediscover their historical role as the party of realism.
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"This is television trying to rediscover its relevance as an arena for broad dialogue," he said.
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"I think now I need to rediscover a little bit of the old me," she says.
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Lacy says it is a history that her students unearth and rediscover every decade or so.
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For Africa to fulfil its promise, the young, dynamic continent must rediscover its zeal for democracy.
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What would you imagine is the best way for Steven to rediscover his joie de vivre?
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Out There Half a century ago today, a photograph from the moon helped humans rediscover Earth.
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Critics of identity politics think the Democratic Party needs to rediscover its soul in economic populism.
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"We wanted to create something timeless, that people could come back to and rediscover," Simmonds says.
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You can still reconnect with what you love most and rediscover that passion, energy and excitement.
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In Silicon Valley, children are being asked to rediscover card games, board games and the outdoors.
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Scroll through to find your new favorite, or rediscover a shade you forgot how much you loved.
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The U.S. Navy needs to rediscover its momentum and "get a fire in our gut," he said.
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Because your goal in this new moon exercise is simple: to rediscover your body and its senses.
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The SNES Classic will provide a chance for many to rediscover what made these games so great.
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Few things make me want to rediscover religion like trying to find parking in New York City.
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The center could focus on indiscriminately addressing my basic human needs, and helping me rediscover my dignity.
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"It's wonderful to see the Europeans struggling to rediscover Monnet's dream of a unified Europe," he said.
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It remains to be seen whether he can rediscover it and get back to the top level.
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And it is here that she must rediscover who and what she was, from the very beginning.
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Starbucks is palling up with Alibaba as it seeks to rediscover growth for its business in China.
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Weed definitely helped guide my hand to paper, and made me rediscover the sheer joy of doodling.
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But markets may be prone to over-reaction as money managers rediscover their rusty powers of discernment.
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At Ms. Magazine in the 1970s, Walker helped rediscover and revive the legacy of Zora Neale Hurston.
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Winston attempts, despairingly and bravely, to rediscover what life was like before the rise of Big Brother.
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She was 22008 and divorced from her husband when her first female lover helped her rediscover herself.
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We have to rediscover these things in whatever country, you know after the imports are cut off.
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Sato said he hopes the relaunch of commercial whaling in Japan will help young Japanese rediscover whale meat.
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Alone among the siblings, a younger brother, Kong Minghui, forsakes wealth and status to rediscover the ancient pieties.
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It's where we recuperate and rest and rediscover our spirit, all the better to face what comes next.
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They'll try to bounce back and rediscover that winning form when they host the Washington Wizards on Monday.
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My answer was the media industry, where I could stick to my values and rediscover my true passions.
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I love it and I've also forgotten most of it, so it's really fun for me to rediscover.
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"Hit Refresh: The Quest to Rediscover Microsoft's Soul and Imagine a Better Future for Everyone" by Satya Nadella
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"Hit Refresh: The Quest to Rediscover Microsoft's Soul and Imagine a Better Future for Everyone," by Satya Nadella
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Much like his team, Texas Rangers rookie Nomar Mazara is struggling to rediscover his sizzling early-season form.
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In all of his experiments, Mr. Forsythe gives you a rare gift: a chance to rediscover your body.
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I am especially eager to rediscover my home province of Quebec, to understand its multiple identities and preoccupations.
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We can hope that those born in 2007, who are 11 this year, will rediscover the love song.
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One of them said it would take two years for him to rediscover his devotion to the team.
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At a juncture when we so desperately need to rediscover common ground, we'd be widening the fault lines.
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Lundqvist vowed at the time to get back to work and forge ahead to rediscover his goaltending groove.
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Every few years, we sort of rediscover gadget blogging, and this newsletter is the latest version of that.
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A former professional dancer, Montoya's diagnosis of HIV led him to rediscover the immersive, healing energy of art.
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In so doing, the narrative goes, they will rediscover a sense of meaning and purpose the West has lost.
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She sets out to reinvent, and rediscover, what went wrong in her previous relationship with John (Miles G. Jackson).
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You had Jon Voight, narrating Trump's biographical film, described Trump "helping a great city rediscover his soul": him, alone.
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You can draw diagrams for how virtual quanta affect gravitons, and thereby rediscover the morbid obesity of "empty" space.
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But he continued to find new things in the world around him and rediscover the intricacies of his environment.
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I'd become very serious, and I think he wanted me to rediscover what it was like to have fun.
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He had missed 20 games with a bone bruise and had yet to rediscover the net since his return.
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Inspired, she founded the Golden Dome to help other artists rediscover the threadbare weaving together of soul and creativity.
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"My mom always leaves small remembrances on my bureau for me to rediscover when I come visit," she explains.
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Rediscover Bunbury happened in 2014, 2015 and 13 and this year there was a thing called Outside the Box.
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"That experience really helped me rediscover the joy I got from teaching when I was at UPenn," she says.
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And we'd argue there's nowhere more appropriate to sit back, relax, and rediscover yourself than Santa Fe, New Mexico.
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Burnout, as it turns out, helped Donne rediscover her passion, a key ingredient she says all successful people need.
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Even after returning home, my time in Austin inspires me to find ways to rediscover the city that raised me.
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Check out eBay's millions of brand new, Buy It Now items to rediscover the joys of a weekend camping trip.
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Britain can rediscover its role as a great trading nation, she explains, and help poor countries along the same road.
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Once they get into power, they do a few symbolic things, rediscover the benefits of the system, and move on.
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The Miami Marlins need to rediscover their offense if they wish to remain a prominent player in the postseason conversation.
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Suspend or decrease your cable access and rediscover the arcane joys of reading and listening to music in the evening.
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We need to rediscover the lost art of civil disagreement, the ability to hold opposing viewpoints without resorting to hate.
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For a short time, Off-Topic Discussion and Off-Topic Community will be closed so that we can rediscover that.
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And if Lincoln wants to rediscover its mojo, including design elements popularized by another brand isn't going to do it.
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" Activists must rediscover the oldest theory of revolution: what Mr. White calls "theurgism," from the ancient Greek for "divine works.
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H: You are credited with helping rediscover Christopher Harris's magnificent landscape film still/here, which you included in this retrospective.
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We eat sandwiches for dinner in magic-hour sunlight and rediscover our optimism, no matter the news of the day.
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What we do, prior to all this, what we do is help people sort of rediscover that they can bake.
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He is trying to rediscover, as clichéd as it sounds, his appetite for his work, his affection for the game.
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He struggled to communicate with his aging parents, and to rediscover a landscape that he thought he remembered but didn't.
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We must rediscover the term "public good," holding entities like Sinclair and Fox News to account for disseminating outlandish propaganda.
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Supreme Court justices seem to rediscover the doctrine of stare decisis whenever they lack a fifth vote for the majority.
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"These men and women coming into our community thrive once they rediscover a purpose in their life," Graham tells CNN.
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Alison and Noah spend a day on Block Island and rediscover a profound connection, leaving Noah wistful — but in trouble.
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The younger generation of African-American artists working with representation really opened the door for people to rediscover Barkley's work.
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You are bound to rediscover a movie from your childhood or find a classic film you have always wanted to watch.
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The series is not over for the Cavs; they could return to Cleveland, rediscover their mojo, and even up the series.
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Brexit was supposed to force the political class to venture out of its bubble and rediscover the rest of the country.
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For DeJong, teaching kids was a way to recover from the setback of his loss and rediscover the fun of swimming.
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Honda is keen to rediscover its sportier, edgier past, and this Hatchback model will certainly help steer younger buyers to showrooms.
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Cubs' Bryant breaks out in win over Mets CHICAGO — Kris Bryant picked the right time to rediscover his long-ball swing.
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Democrats have to rediscover language that can channel a sense of anger about social and economic inequity, though not so nihilistically.
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In the new, more conservative environment, perhaps the best hope for women is that the country might rediscover its own traditions.
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DeepMind's researchers were able to watch their creation rediscover the Go knowledge that human beings have accumulated over thousands of years.
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Audio-Technica Fully Automatic Stereo Turntable, $99Help him rediscover his favorite classic records with this affordable, fully automatic belt-drive turntable.
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It allowed me to rediscover a museum to which I make an almost annual pilgrimage, one I thought I knew well.
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However, the feature isn't just a variation on "Rediscover this Day," because it's not as tightly tied to a particular date.
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"Those risks are immensely worth the effort, since in finding that child, in discovering his tenderness and love, we rediscover ourselves."
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If we cannot rediscover humane sophistication — a learned and elegant folly — we will lack the fine analytical blade of deep understanding.
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B.S. should — and can — play a part in helping more people who think about business rediscover a purpose other than profit.
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"From my perspective, it was supposed to be, 'Now it's our turn to have fun, to rediscover each other,'" she said.
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On Monday and Tuesday, activities will include making personalized time capsules, filled with messages and memories to rediscover in the future.
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ABOUT THE OILERS (34-22-53): Edmonton is hoping David Desharnais will rediscover his scoring touch with a change of scenery.
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"Having sex with someone new after a relationship can be a great opportunity to rediscover your needs and desires," says Vanessa.
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" He added, "Let's see what truths we can preserve, what histories we can rediscover and what futures we can forge together.
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That music is gone, but Discotex offers a chance to rediscover the sound of it, if only for a few seconds.
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Disentangled from the European Union, its island race would rediscover its native genius and embrace a unique mixture of nationalism and globalism.
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How wonderful would it be, while we discover faraway planets, to rediscover the needs of the brothers and sisters orbiting around us?
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The team also emphasized that users' "memories" — namely, the older social media posts that people use Timehop to rediscover — were not compromised.
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How wonderful would it be, while we discover faraway planets, to rediscover the needs of the brothers and sisters orbiting around us.
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Individuals must look within themselves to rediscover noble morality by becoming the übermensch prophesied in "Thus Spake Zarathustra", Nietzsche's most famous work.
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In banning Russia from sending an official team to the Pyeongchang games, the IOC appeared to rediscover some sense of righteous authority.
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Truth to tell, sometimes I don't follow my own advice, and when I suffer the consequences, I rediscover why I offer it.
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It also forced people to discover — or rediscover — Julie Dash's film "Daughters of the Dust," just in time for its 250th anniversary.
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The only reason the strike should last even that long is if any of the negotiators rediscover their predecessors' penchant for pigheadedness.
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And rediscover the thrill of children's books with "Wild Things: The Joy of Reading Children's Literature as an Adult" by Bruce Handy.
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If Republicans can stop Trump&aposs disciples from winning office, they&aposll have a chance to rediscover and recommit to their principles.
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She has also helped rediscover older artists and championed some of France's best-known ones, such as Philippe Parreno and Fabrice Hyber.
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It was only when Mr. Mugabe was losing political ground and international credibility that his party appeared to rediscover its revolutionary roots.
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And after writing this, I think I need to rediscover what made me love science fiction so much as a younger reader.
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I think we have to rediscover the art of forbearance in order to get some traction on the art of being free.
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I've been working on this book this year, and I'm gonna go off and rediscover, sort of go on a wandering tour.
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And that's because it's the first newspaper to rediscover the value of the print front page in an era when print is declining.
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The effort to rediscover the USS Independence is a partnership with Ballard, the Ocean Exploration Trust and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
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When Carla's husband, Karl, died last year, she felt lost, but Barton and Gregg were determined to help her rediscover her adventurous spirit.
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The idea is the same: To let the machine help you rediscover old moments by sorting them based on people, places and things.
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Rediscover your sense of wonder and #ExpandYourReality at #29Rooms LA. Click the link in bio to get your tickets before they're all gone!
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In my rush to embrace punk, I ended up throwing out a lot of culture that I was thankfully able to rediscover later.
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Basically, I think that European humanism, in order to win, needs to become sovereign once again and to rediscover a form of realpolitik.
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"It is up to us now to rediscover the thread of our national project — what made us, what unites us," Mr. Macron said.
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In his eyes, DSVII is a no-stakes enterprise, a reset for an artist trying to rediscover why he likes making music, anyway.
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Now that we have a president who poses the greatest threat to constitutional norms since Nixon, Congress needs to rediscover its constitutional responsibilities.
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With "Picard," a spinoff following Patrick Stewart's Starfleet officer, the franchise is trying to rediscover its place in a universe it effectively invented.
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The Voice of America can transform the image Europeans have of this country, and help them rediscover the values we hold in common.
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The whole time I was reading "O Sing Unto the Lord," I was making copious notes to go and rediscover some forgotten anthem.
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Yet treasured moments of human transformation come when people like Paul rediscover their "why," even if just for an hour or a day.
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So I can't rediscover a band I never appreciated much even when it was in its prime and its frontman was still alive.
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"With the remastered version, I'm hoping people will rediscover the fun from a brand-new perspective," FFVIII director Yoshinori Kitase tells The Verge.
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Apps that help you rediscover old photos have been popular since Timehop began aggregating your old social media posts into a single place.
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A browsing history can be a useful tool to rediscover items you liked but forgot to mark down or add to your shopping cart.
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Sometimes couples need to rediscover each other with what the Cmichs call "maintenance sex" — making a conscious effort to connect with your partner physically.
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But she failed to fully rediscover her rhythm and quickly dropped the first set 6-2 to the Latvian Ostapenko, the French Open champion.
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In just under three minutes, Rayment's "Understanding" manages to make viewers reach for a tissue and rediscover the power of a printed still image.
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You know, there are principled, good, smart, capable people there who would like -- who would really like to rediscover the capacity to do things.
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Splits with entire coaching team Djokovic ditched his entire coaching team, including long-term mentor Marian Vajda, saying he needs to rediscover the spark.
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Whoever that is, former employees hope that person will be able to rediscover what made SoundCloud so special to them in the first place.
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Hi Leah, After coming off a long-term relationship (think nearly a decade) I need to stay single for a while and rediscover myself.
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"How wonderful would it be, while we discover faraway planets, to rediscover the needs of the brothers and sisters orbiting around us," he said.
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Ewan McGregor plays the title role -- a grown-up businessman who needs Pooh, Tigger and other childhood playmates to help him rediscover his imagination.
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" The 25 rules he set out in "Choosing Civility" were not particularly surprising; they included "Speak Kindly" and "Keep It Down (and Rediscover Silence).
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It's part game, part documentary, as it follows the story of Angelina Joshua of Ngukurr in southeast Arnhem Land to rediscover her grandmother's language.
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But if we're lucky, we can rediscover a clear sense of who we are, and want to be, now that we're on our own.
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Since I left the Army, the refuge and our spectacular public lands have provided me with a space to rediscover myself and my purpose.
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Because of Bordeaux's power and influence, it's taken more than 500 years for us wine geeks to rediscover the indigenous wines of southwest France.
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A delay of nearly 232 minutes allowed Nadal, the 227-time French Open champion, to withdraw to the locker room and rediscover his radar.
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There remains at least some hope among financial reformers that Trump will rediscover some of his anti-Wall Street zeal once he takes office.
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Jones takes up hours of screentime shuffling about, mimicking pieces of what others around him say, slowly trying to rediscover his FBI agent self.
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The Ozone has since become private apartments, and I'm still looking to rediscover the magic I found in that dining room as a child.
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"I told him, 'Let them rediscover you with this hateful, stark portrait of this impossible woman, which has such emotional depth to it,'" she recalled.
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Her journey led her to rediscover one of Wright's students through oral histories from his family members, who'd also saved his sketches, photographs, and blueprints.
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Finally, Philae's tumultuous landing, and the quest to rediscover it afterwards, has given scientists and engineers plenty of lessons to ponder when designing future missions.
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I remember tweeting, "I'm on my way to the D.R. to rediscover my roots," which ended up meaning literally rediscovering my roots... my hair roots.
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All anyone has to do to rediscover the existential anxiety of the frontier in the 21st century is to get into a car and drive.
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My injuries have mostly healed, but as I rediscover every time I watch gymnastics on TV, the sport is still deeply, viscerally in my body.
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Instead, the line was meant to rediscover the principles that led to our unprecedented success as a nation, imbedding those characteristics into a redesigned Internet.
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But it takes about a good 30, 40 years for people to all of a sudden rediscover what you might have been doing back then.
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"It's like a vacation where we rediscover our childhoods," says Eric Ospital, one of France's most prestigious charcutiers, who comes from the foothills near Biarritz.
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Republican members of Congress like Bob Corker, chairman of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee, might be induced to rediscover their spines and perform proper oversight.
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As Rodon waits to rediscover his best version of the pitch, he said, his fastball and changeup have been most responsible for unplugging the opposition.
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What Mr. Trump has done is to rediscover the formula that made the landslide Republican Electoral College victories of the Nixon and Reagan years possible.
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The talk will feature Melissa Lyde, whose film programs have emphasized the voices of artists of color, and Ed Halter, who helped rediscover Owens's movies.
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"All of us were just wanting to rediscover what it means to be, you know, a dad or a friend or a son," Reynolds said.
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With "Picard," a spinoff following Patrick Stewart's Starfleet officer, the expanding franchise is trying to rediscover its place in a universe it effectively invented. 10.
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Photos previously prompted you to check out old photos with a feature called "rediscover this day," which would drop them in the app's Assistant tab.
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To rediscover the spontaneity, the free-flowing imagination, and the uninhibited sense of fun at the heart of the medium, go back to its beginnings.
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That means if you're a King fan — or looking to become one — there's no better time to rediscover why he's such a beloved cultural phenomenon.
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The month can also be a time to rediscover entertainment options in your home, Ms. Finn said, whether they are movies, books or board games.
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And the Play, a collective in the Kansai region, sailed together on barges or built tree houses on hillsides to rediscover freedoms beyond social boundaries.
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Hopefully his efforts will inspire more curators to rediscover artists who died of AIDS-related complications and restore their place in art- and queer history.
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Po is reunited with the father (Bryan Cranston) he thought was long dead and has to rediscover his panda roots to stop a soul-stealing monster.
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It is a mistake to promote space as a romanticised Wild West, an anarchic frontier where humanity can throw off its fetters and rediscover its destiny.
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By nudging and directing him with an Oculus Touch controller, a participant can help him move through a series of vignettes that help him rediscover joy.
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Once the data-driven revolution started, it became difficult to contain, until every team started using advanced analytics to discover new players or rediscover old ones.
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Perhaps a change of scenery - and a matchup with the worst team in the American League - will help the Toronto Blue Jays rediscover their winning ways.
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Unlike a book or movie or album, I can't hope to rediscover my lost YouTube channel with a 20th Anniversary remaster of Gnome Boy's greatest hits.
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Global Wildlife Conservation — which funded a successful mission to rediscover the world's largest bee this year — seeks out "lost" species and identifies creatures threatened with extinction.
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If we do these things, we can rediscover the common humanity that strengthened us against us 18th century monarchy, 19th century slavery, and 85033th century tyranny.
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The center must regain its political traction, rediscover its capacity to analyze the problems we all face and find solutions that rise above the populist anger.
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Storck acknowledged the triple World Player of the Year was bound to rediscover his scoring touch after a couple of tepid performances against Iceland and Austria.
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Related: Soviet Spaceship to Land in Manhattan Next Week Rediscover Failed Eastern Utopias in Stark Winter Photographs Look Inside a Visual Encyclopedia of Contemporary Concrete Buildings
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In the seemingly endless quest for an answer, people in the region have been empowered to shake off the restraints of subjecthood and to rediscover citizenship.
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But no matter how divisive life in this country may become, the movie theater has always been a place where we can rediscover what unites us.
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That Go-playing virtual intelligence was called AlphaGo Zero, and it managed to rediscover over 3,000 years of human knowledge around the game in just 72 hours.
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Dust off your digital MP3s, fire up one of these iTunes alternatives, and you might rediscover some hidden gems lurking at the corner of your hard drive.
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We've received thousands of emails from people telling us how happy they've been to rediscover and even share their childhood with the next generations in their families.
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The Islanders look to rediscover the magic at home on Saturday afternoon when they host the season series finale against the Metropolitan Division-rival Columbus Blue Jackets.
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" The data, it says, provides "improved map searches and commute routes, as well as helping you to rediscover the places you've been and the routes you've traveled.
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The Native American traditions made him rediscover what he, in 1923, referred to as "green freshness of the primitive" that he first saw in Ancient Greek culture.
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It's time to liberate yourself from last year's lingerie, rediscover the retro bra, and let your breasts do their thing, like they would've done in the '60s.
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If you need some courage to chase your fitness dreams, or just inspiration to rediscover a sport that you used to love, look no further than Instagram.
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ABOUT THE MAGIC (20-18): Orlando is hoping to rediscover its offense in London after failing to reach 100 points in any of the last six games.
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Luckily, Crews was in the area and helped the actress corral the crowd to rediscover the lost jewelry, even getting on his knees to search for it.
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It suggests it's never too late to step back, to take a breath, to rediscover the joy that made you want to create in the first place.
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Which is, for me, reason enough to rediscover it, whether you're a tactical shooter fan or simply somebody who likes to see popular genres playing against type.
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The optimistic scenario is that this shift to state-led investment is only temporary, and that the government will back away when businesses rediscover their animal spirits.
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It's exactly what Douglas needs: a quiet and focused chance to rediscover the original Gabby Douglas, and what got her to the top in the first place.
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Talking about artists within metal's never-ending subgenres—from atmospheric black metal to early powerviolence—helps him rediscover his old favorite bands and learn about new ones.
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BPL Presents Scoring the Stacks, a participatory public art project by Kameelah Janan Rasheed inviting all to rediscover learning and the library through guided wandering and play.
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But as workers across the country rediscover the power and potency of organizing, it is perhaps worth pushing up against the traditional boundaries of the labor movement.
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Quebec Road Trip Our correspondent Dan Bilefsky, a native of Montreal, has embarked on a road trip around Quebec to rediscover the province after several decades away.
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But ultimately, for that to happen, more collectors are going to have to rediscover that smaller art in smaller galleries at smaller prices can be beautiful, too.
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As we rediscover our shared civic life in the wake of national tragedy, perhaps Americans will come to share London's idealism— and rebuild our weakened common culture.
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And in our diplomacy, our fight against climate change, our campaigns for human rights, female education, we will rediscover muscles that we have not used for decades.
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Gilbert&aposs Ubud sounded like a place you could go disappear into a hut to rediscover your purpose in life while being healed by ancient, holistic traditions.
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In the same season that Arsenal signed Mesut Ozil, their other midfield maestro made 39 appearances, and seemed to rediscover some of the sublime talents he had before.
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Feeling adrift from his ancestry, Mr Le Bas takes to the road to rediscover some of Britain's "stopping places", old traveller campsites, and reconnect with the traditional ways.
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In 2014 the pope, speaking to a conference in the Vatican on impact investing, called on Christians to rediscover "this precious and primordial unity between profit and solidarity".
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The film, also starring Regina Hall and Tiffany Haddish, follows the four women as they attempt to rekindle sisterhood and rediscover their womanhood while on a trip together.
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The San Jose Sharks struggled to rediscover the magic of last season's franchise record for road wins (28) during their recent five-game trek through the Eastern Conference.
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For these groups, it is permission to rediscover in the American landscape past selves that have been buried under the rubble of repression disguised as someone else's destiny.
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These are the gowns that stopped us in our tracks (and might even make you rediscover and/or have a sudden, unexpected urge to create a Pinterest board).
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Instead of feeling nervous that you missed something because you let a tab close, feel confident that you will be able to rediscover it using your browser history.
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The world number two has struggled in 2017, however, and will be eager to rediscover his form after missing the WGC-Mexico Championship due to an ear infection.
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Having recently moved from the constant bustle of Los Angeles to the quieter suburbs, the LP serves as his 12-track attempt to rediscover himself as an artist.
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Young visitors will delight in seeing Big Bird, Elmo, Miss Piggy and the Swedish Chef; adults can dig deep into sketches and storyboards and rediscover some old friends.
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Bret: It would be nice if that were true — and by the way, it would be amusing to watch Republicans rediscover their fiscal hawkishness during a Sanders administration.
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Young visitors will delight in seeing Big Bird, Elmo, Miss Piggy and the Swedish Chef; adults can dig deep into sketches and storyboards, and rediscover some old friends.
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Watching her try to rediscover herself, you get a taste of her desire and her pain and, most of all, who she might be able to be again.
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We spoke with Lawless about the degraded state of our national food supply—and her vision of how America can rediscover whole, nutrient-dense meats, fruits and vegetables.
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"People passing through everyday forgot about this building, so it was a way to rediscover their own city, their own building, by inviting this internationally known artist to create."
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In a New York Times profile of Peterson, Nellie Bowles interviews a devotee who sees in Peterson's philosophy a kind of grand unifying theory that made him rediscover religion.
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Charlie Blackmon recorded his fifth multi-homer performance of the season on Saturday as he looks to rediscover his torrid stretch at the plate prior to a toe injury.
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The Internet Archive not only saves politicians' most embarrassing moments for our future reference through its Wayback Machine, it also curates thousands of forgotten gems for us to rediscover.
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"Through her unique magical skills, and with the aid of her friend Jack, she helps the family rediscover the joy and wonder missing in their lives," the studio said.
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The company's Arts & Culture app has long been one of the company's cooler niche apps and one that I often feel guilty about overlooking every time I rediscover it.
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Marshall suggested that Democrats have lost the language of economic growth and said that they need to rediscover a hopeful vision of the future, but then, everyone says that.
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Hands-on education in teaching kitchens will help people confidently create a new way of eating (or rediscover a forgotten tradition) and jumpstart a momentum of healthy dietary habits.
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"We knew that her youthful energy would give Peter s magical adventures the fresh take necessary for listeners to rediscover their favorite characters once again," Audible Studios tells PEOPLE.
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"We hope over the coming months our customers will use their flights to rediscover and appreciate Bowie's distinctive music and unmistakable sound through our specially selected content," D'Cruze said.
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Djokovic has struggled to rediscover his best form since returning from a troublesome elbow injury and has not reached the quarter-finals of a tournament since last year's Wimbledon.
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Somehow the Republican Party will have to rediscover a language of loving thy neighbor, which is a primary ideal in our culture, and a primary longing of the heart.
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Meanwhile, Lawrie somehow avoided the Disabled List with the A's in 2015, but he couldn't rediscover the stroke he showed as a rookie with the Jays back in 2011.
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This search "to rediscover and redefine the meaning of Beauty," as she describes it, has taken her around the world, photographing local women about what beauty means to them.
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Young visitors will delight in seeing Big Bird, Elmo, Miss Piggy and the Swedish Chef; adults can dig deep into sketches and story boards and rediscover some old friends.
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City planners have since come to rediscover what Cerdà knew in the 19th century: Part of the strength of a city is in mixing diverse uses and people together.
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Potential down the middle represents hope for defenseman Kevin Shattenkirk, who is seeking to rediscover his playing groove as he works his way back from knee surgery last season.
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While you gear up for wherever the night will take you, why not rediscover an old favorite made-for-TV movie — or fall in love with a new one?
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Young visitors will delight in seeing Big Bird, Elmo, Miss Piggy and the Swedish chef; adults can dig deep into sketches and story boards and rediscover some old friends.
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Optimistically, it won't come to that and Chief Justice Roberts will rediscover the concern about the Court's popular legitimacy that led him to uphold most of the Affordable Care Act.
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And just like with Facebook, on some days you'll open Photos and be greeted with photos of an ex or other delicate memories thanks to the "Rediscover this day" feature.
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"Markets are having to rediscover how to price risk amid reduced central bank buying and that adjustment could prove very hard," said Matt King, Citi's global head of credit strategy.
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Douglas Burke, Surfer's auteur, has crafted a fascinatingly absurd drama about a boy who must rediscover the courage to surf again with the help of the ghost of his father.
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The company recently scored a major coup when it landed a tie-in with Starbucks, which is looking to rediscover growth in China through an alliance that will see Ele.
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His agenda in the minors is to rediscover his mechanics that made him the team's top pitching prospect, and the subject of great care with his pitch counts and appearances.
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The Marlins hope to rediscover their offense against Lackey, who gave up a season-high seven runs over 4 1/3 innings in a loss at Miami on June 25.
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But it is so wonderful to be able to rediscover how much we felt for each other and how pure our love was—untouched by the rigors of adult life.
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Should Ryan rediscover that the House he leads can investigate and appropriate in ways that force the executive branch to surface important information, there would be nothing extraordinary about it.
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When Mitt Romney lost to Barack Obama four years ago although his internal polls showed a Republican triumph, he congratulated the winner and went off to rediscover his many grandchildren.
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They'll rediscover the concerns that Justice Breyer and other Democratic Supreme Court appointees have long expressed: giving unelected bureaucrats free rein in deciding what Congress meant is profoundly un-democratic.
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I recently moved back to Montreal after living abroad for nearly three decades and will be setting off next week on a 10-day, five city journey to rediscover Quebec.
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It takes a little while to rediscover its rhythms, but once it does, it feels tuned in to its world and its country in a way few sitcoms are anymore.
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Most writing about fashion revivals assumes two things: That they are primarily about the young people who rediscover old styles, and that they are a form of nostalgia or escapism.
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And after he left Journey, it was Lemoore that Mr. Perry returned to, hoping to rediscover the person he'd been before subsuming his identity within an internationally famous rock band.
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To put it on a festival program, you would have to rediscover that language or just let the ballet sit there as a sad reminder of what can't be revived.
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For many British people, especially the young, the unabashedly socialist Corbyn seems more committed to reimposing the tax and regulatory regimes that force the rich to rediscover their social obligations.
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Sarah and her husband Cooper decided they wanted to rediscover their own health and happiness — now, six months into her nine month sabbatical from work, they&aposve never been happier.
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This season can make even the grouchiest New Yorker an urban romantic, and encourages local residents and visitors alike to rediscover the museums and monuments we sometimes take for granted.
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He has struggled to rediscover his best form since winning last year's French Open to complete a career grand slam and this season has seen a run of surprise losses.
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He took good at-bats and remains in fine shape, but with the Braves unexpectedly leading the National League East, they could not wait for Bautista to rediscover his timing.
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In 1991, when he was 72, Douglas survived a crash between a helicopter and a small plane that killed two people, which he said led him to rediscover his Judaism.
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The Petrel, which sits on the surface, has a crew of 10, who plot the last known locations of old warships and send robots to the depths to rediscover them.
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"We want children to rediscover the real, that connection to the concrete, to nature, to do doing things with their hands, to contact with other human beings," Blanquer told the Journal.
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"If in the coming days (EU partners) want to rediscover the spirit of solidarity on which the European Union was founded, maybe we can talk" about lifting the veto, he said.
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Federighi had already spent some time boasting how Apple was using machine learning to do things like make Siri smarter, or help users rediscover old memories in the Moments photo app.
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Even with only six weeks left in the regular season for him to rediscover a rhythm, it's reasonable to think Parker can open up Milwaukee's cramped offense once the playoffs begin.
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"What a cool idea -- to take a population that is often misunderstood, a lot of times, not even seen at all, and try to rediscover some love with them," he said.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Feb 8 (Reuters) - Japanese midfielder Keisuke Honda hopes he can help Botafogo rediscover some of their past glories after he joined the Brazilian Serie A club last week.
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The Magic are hoping the extended break built in around the trip to London can help the team rediscover some of the form that has been lacking in the new year.
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Rediscover your inner scientist as you observe plants, animals, aquatic creatures and more in detail, and keep a clear record of all your findings with the included stickers and album notes.
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He birdied two of the last six holes — though, oddly, went even on the two par-5s — and seemed to rediscover his swing with three good drives to end the round.
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Back-to-back defeats by Sri Lanka and Australia in the group stage helped England rediscover the attacking brand of fearless cricket which has been the hallmark of the current team.
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Other efforts, like Timehop, Facebook's "On This Day," or Google Photo's "Rediscover this Day," attempt to surprise us with a brief look back at a single day from a prior year.
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It seems Ms Lahiri is forging ahead in Italian for now, but she may find that the real boon of her decision to abandon English is the opportunity to rediscover it.
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Video games hide the "dice rolls" that used to be so obvious in tabletop RPGs, and it's the gamer's job to rediscover the math behind their success and improve upon it.
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That Karl Rove and the Koch brothers are going to rediscover the magic of the smoke-filled room just in time to somehow undo a year's worth of collective-action failures?
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The reality, though, is that a top-four seeding remains up for grabs and John Wall (only 39th in player efficiency rating) has another gear to rediscover in the second half.
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I chose three — Beverly, as well as Lincoln Square and Roscoe Village — as the lenses through which I would rediscover the city that played such a large part of my childhood.
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This, then, is part of what Moore has in mind when he urges believers to rediscover "the strangeness of Christianity": a roomful of servant-leader men, sitting around eating steak fajitas.
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As a kind of antidote to all things complex, large-scale, and virtual, artists will rediscover humble, tactile, utilitarian, and eminently sculptural eating utensils as a fitting format for individual expression.
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But even more than that, the film is a testament to how necessary and urgent it is for black women to embark on purely selfish adventures in order to rediscover themselves.
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" The statement said the pair would be "taking time to rediscover ourselves in this transition and we thank you for your patience and support in giving us the space to do so.
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He said he wanted to rediscover the "spark" after a worrying loss of form since completing the career grand slam in Paris last year where he beat Andy Murray in the final.
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He urged the party to rediscover its spirit, the honour of its members and the lost support of the youth, and to establish a fair and transparent system for the primary race.
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At the bedrock of our politics will be a total allegiance to the United States of America, and through our loyalty to our country we will rediscover our loyalty to each other.
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Wawrinka, who was making his first appearance since February after recovering from a persistent knee injury, committed 30 unforced errors as he struggled to rediscover his rhythm on his return to clay.
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The new tale, as penned by screenwriter David Magee, is set in Depression-era London and finds Mary Poppins returning to help the family rediscover joy after Michael suffers a personal loss.
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At the bedrock of our politics will be a total allegiance to the United States of America and through our loyalty to our country, we will rediscover our loyalty to each other.
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Despite sudden flashbacks from the war, it was a joy to rediscover Kosovo: Though roads and buildings had been modernized, the beauty of the hillside villages and snow-capped mountains was unspoiled.
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He urged the party to rediscover its spirit, the honor of its members and the lost support of the youth, and to establish a fair and transparent system for the primary race.
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At the bedrock of our politics will be a total allegiance to the United States of America, and through our loyalty to our country, we will rediscover our loyalty to each other.
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Home favorite Johanna Konta, seeking to rediscover the form that took her to the Wimbledon semis last year, was in dominant form against injury-hampered Aleksandra Krunic, winning 6-1 6-3.
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We must rediscover and recommit ourselves to the value of truth, so that Americans trust the organizations that are working to ensure that our people are free and the powerful are accountable.
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In any case, the Yankees went a healthy 12-6 while he and Stanton were struggling to rediscover their normal levels of production, demonstrating how strong and deep this Yankees team is.
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HOUSTON — It required only one weekend for the Astros to reclaim their identity, to rediscover the elements that paved the way to their 25-win season and status as World Series favorites.
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In an initiative to cut the world's dependency on major crops like wheat and rice - Britain's Prince Charles has launched the Forgotten Foods Network to rediscover long-lost crops, fruit and vegetables.
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On Friday, current leader Gerard Batten published a manifesto document that sought to rediscover the everyman appeal that once made the party a threat to larger rivals from across the British political spectrum.
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" "So as we rediscover our confidence together -- as you renew your nation just as we renew ours -- we have the opportunity -- indeed the responsibility -- to renew the special relationship for this new age.
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It has been an honor to work with Kimora Lee Simmons and her daughters, Ming Lee and Aoki Lee, on this project, and we can't wait to help customers rediscover a legendary brand.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Maria Sharapova's battle to rediscover her best form continued to be an uphill one as she came up short against Dutchwoman Kiki Bertens in the Madrid Open quarter-finals on Thursday.
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Spain's 10th seed Pablo Carreno Busta struggled to rediscover his touch as he committed 34 unforced errors in a 2-6 7-6(5) 33-3 6-1 defeat by Italian Marco Cecchinato.
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Now, she's back in Montreal and at the helm of Candide's wine list, a job that has allowed her to reconnect with her own racines and rediscover the "terroir" of her native province.
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Last month he then parted company with his long-term coaching team of Marian Vajda, fitness coach Gebhard Phil Gritsch and physio Miljan Amanovic, saying he needed to try and rediscover his spark.
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They refuse to deal with the hole in the roof when the sun is shining, but will suddenly rediscover the urgency of fixing it when the storm hits and repair is most difficult.
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The Conservatives will have no problem aping this in order to stay afloat, and many Labour MPs are calling for Labour to rediscover the socialist patriotism carved out by Orwell in the 1940s.
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"They're still together a year and a half later, which Rachel thinks is thanks to resetting their feelings and letting go of their baggage to "rediscover who we were outside of each other.
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I could pick Yoenis Cespedes to rediscover his electric swing and, along with gimp-knee Asdrubal Cabrera and too-old-until-he-was-not Jose Reyes, carry this team through leaf-peeping season.
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Not that there's anything wrong with wisterias or moonlit palm trees, but as people of all generations and tastes rediscover the pleasures of puzzling, the art of puzzles is becoming far more fashionable.
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In her new work, "Perfect Piranha," Ms. Garfield uses a kitchen-sink approach to movement, music and design to grapple with the way humans communicate (or don't) and how we might rediscover compassion.
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Opening with a portrait of a tiny seaside community, it widens into a meditation on silence, lies, love, identity and how we may all look closer to rediscover the truth of the past.
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The Nationals open a three-game home series Friday against the Atlanta Braves hoping Harper returns to the lineup after missing three games with a stiff neck, and can rediscover his hitting stroke.
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Tonight on VICELAND, we head on a culinary exploration of Jamaica with Action Bronson on F*CK, THAT'S DELICIOUS, to rediscover the authentic cuisine the rapper grew up eating on Jamaica Avenue in Queens.
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"At the bedrock of our politics will be a total allegiance to the United States of America, and through our loyalty to our country we will rediscover our loyalty to each other," Trump said.
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Much like an underperforming employee who, when the long-awaited axe finally falls, actually finds that the blow comes as a relief of sorts, Guidolin might be able to rediscover the joy of existence.
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Spend some time searching back through your photo history in Google Photos or Apple Photos or whatever photo service you prefer, and you can get rid of the clutter and rediscover some old favorites.
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"At the bedrock of our politics will be a total allegiance to the United States of America, and through our loyalty to our country we will rediscover our loyalty to each other," he said.
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Every few years, New York politicians rediscover the pleasure of announcing that Penn Station will — really, truly, honestly — be rebuilt at last, compensating for the demolition of the original in the early 1960s. Gov.
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This new moon offers you a quiet moment to sit with yourself and rediscover your hopes and wishes; to disconnect from the hectic pace of the outside world and reconnect with your inner truth.
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Going after Rubio Days before New Hampshire voters went to the polls, Christie was struggling to stay in the conversation, falling into the mid-single digits and struggling to rediscover the message that connected.
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"At the bedrock of our politics will be a total allegiance to the United States of America, and through our loyalty to our country, we will rediscover our loyalty to each other," he said.
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But with Pokémon Go, Nintendo isn't just reaching out to new players who may have never played a console game before, the company is also helping lapsed fans rediscover their love for the franchise.
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And if the federal deficit grows, as it almost certainly will, Republicans could suddenly rediscover their deficit-hawk ways and call for reductions in government programs that provide benefits to the poor and elderly.
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Anisimov, Artem Panarin and reigning Hart Trophy winner Patrick Kane look to rediscover their scoring touch as the Blackhawks bid to snap a three-game skid on Thursday when they visit the Arizona Coyotes.
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This much has become clear to me: Puerto Ricans must first rediscover our inner political strengths, and unite to demand that Congress, within a decade, allows us a binding referendum on our island's status.
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"You rediscover some small things, spending time with the children and the family," keeping up with her father by Skype, noting that for once, social media is proving to be more beneficial than meretricious.
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But in recent seasons, European directors have rushed to rediscover Horvath, who chronicled the struggles of ordinary people during a time of political menace and social uncertainty that some have compared to our own.
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There is a very good progressive case to be made for charter schools, but the movement must first rediscover its democratic, educator-empowered roots and take a more humble approach to changing the world.
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Anything to rediscover the form that led to the most famous shot of her career: the pull-up jumper she made at the buzzer to beat top-ranked Connecticut in last season's Final Four.
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If Europe wants to create prosperity and world-beating firms, it needs not just to reinvigorate the single market, but also to rediscover that original vision in neglected areas of trade such as services.
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Why she visits the courtroom of Judge Munsinger (an amusingly sardonic Ethan Phillips), is a mystery, unless hizzoner has guessed correctly that she is trolling the place to rediscover her love of the law.
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Spain, unchanged and enjoying the cohesion that familiarity breeds, could have doubled their lead when Nolito directed Silva's searching cross just wide, but Croatia held tight and steadily began to rediscover their early menace.
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But as climate change brings more heat threats around the world, many other parts of the world may need to "rediscover what some countries or populations have done for a long time", he said.
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Ehrenreich set out to rediscover the lost land of the working class as a self-conscious representative of the complacent middle class, in order to send word back and stimulate the numbed yuppie conscience.
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The idea of the weekend meeting was for the heads of state to break away from the seemingly endless crises of the past decade — and perhaps even rediscover a sense of aspiration and optimism.
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If they prevail, it will be because their ideas are unmatched for their ability to spread freedom and prosperity They must rediscover their belief in individual dignity and self-reliance—by curbing their own privileges.
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Jones, 55, wants England to rediscover the edge it had in 2003, when players like the captain Martin Johnson, loose forwards Lawrence Dallaglio and Richard Hill and flyhalf Jonny Wilkinson never took a backward step.
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It wasn't until recently, after a handful of identity crises, that I had a serious talk with myself and allowed myself to rediscover the Asianness that I wanted to reject so I'd be considered American.
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ROME (Reuters) - Pope Francis led Roman Catholics in Good Friday services under tight security, urging people, including ministers of his Church, to rediscover the capacity to feel shame for their role in the world's ills.
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When Long was fired by the Yankees after eight seasons, he went to the Mets and helped Curtis Granderson, whom he had coached with the Yankees, rediscover his power stroke and Daniel Murphy unearth his.
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His goal was not so much to penetrate Heidelberg and the Neckar Valley but to soak his senses in those places, to dissolve his insecurity in the scenery and to rediscover his pride and purpose.
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A Trump presidency will be constrained by the very Congress that fecklessly tried to confront Obama, because Democrats will suddenly rediscover moral outrage should their supporters end up on the wrong end of an audit.
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Mathews Phosa, a former African National Congress (ANC) Treasurer, broke ranks to say that the time had come for the party of anti-apartheid figurehead Nelson Mandela to rediscover its soul and ditch its leader.
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As Azerbaijan marks 100 years of independence, the U.S. must urge the government to rediscover the state's original democratic roots and reestablish it for a new century, rooted in respect for human rights and liberty.
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The 17th-ranked Friars will look to rediscover their shooting touch when they host No. 24 Butler - the first of three straight ranked opponents on Providence's slate - on Tuesday in a key Big East matchup.
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Just two years before a mental breakdown that led her to renounce her sexual image and rediscover her faith, Summer herself was in bondage, longing to escape the image that had been thrust upon her.
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There are fascinating aviation-themed attractions waiting to be explored around the world — places where corporate globe-trotters, backpackers in Birkenstocks and the all-around curious can rediscover the original, wide-eyed wonder of flight.
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You kind of get to learn from each of their experiences, like the weird dates that they have, or dealing with falling in love with one of your best friends or trying to rediscover yourself.
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Let's imagine that some film historian or revisionist critic circa 270 were to rediscover this forgotten gem, an oddity of '290s cinema buried among all the Watergate-paranoia thrillers, demonic horror films and disaster blockbusters.
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Renewed special relationship So as we rediscover our confidence together -- as you renew your nation just as we renew ours -- we have the opportunity -- indeed the responsibility -- to renew the special relationship for this new age.
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Having only reached one semi-final since lifting the Australian Open trophy in January, the coming weeks will lead to head-scratching analysis from Osaka as she tries to rediscover the missing ingredients from her game.
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In the end, my 15-month journey of trying to rediscover and stake claim on my own body led me exactly where I started, right to the one thing I thought I'd sworn off: birth control.
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All of this raises the possibility — faintly — that while Trump steers the American right toward a foreign policy of retreat, appeasement, and non-intervention, liberals might rediscover their Trumanesque faith in the necessity of Pax Americana.
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Bill, her father, drags her on trips of "experiential archaeology", on which she is forced to "rediscover the lifeways of pre-modern hunter-gatherers", wearing a tunic, foraging for food and sleeping on a wooden bunk.
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After enlisting his expertise, Hathaway showed up on the Ocean's 8 red carpet wearing a Jean Paul Gaultier dress that made many fashion bloggers and journalists very happy and inspired the internet to rediscover her hotness.
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I'm not going to do the kind of wholesale Dwight trashing everyone enjoys; he's definitely on the down slope, but he's still a good rebounder and if anyone can rediscover his defensive utility, it is Clifford.
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While there is a growing appetite on Capitol Hill for concrete steps to press Suu Kyi to rediscover the voice of moral clarity that made her a celebrated human rights symbol, many are out of patience.
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Colatecs, a portmanteau of cola and discotheque, have arisen to serve South Korea's rapidly aging population, as a growing number of lonely, impoverished and ailing people rediscover ways to entertain themselves after decades of hard work.
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Unless our leaders in Washington can rediscover how to engage counterparts who have a different point of view, the government will prove repeatedly incapable of handling its own business—let alone addressing our long-term problems.
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We were emerging from a very different headspace where we had really dabbled in these other styles, so it took us a while to rediscover why we wanted to be a band in the first place.
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Dufner, looking to rediscover the form that won him the PGA Championship in 2013, capped a flawless round with a birdie at his final hole, the par-four ninth, to grab a share of the lead.
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Julia Hobsbawm, the author of a book on how to survive in an age of overload, recommends that people should rediscover the wisdom of ritual and observe "techno-Shabbat" when they disconnect entirely from the virtual world.
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For a while, it was enough — more than enough — until coming out as gay toward the tail end of college made me rediscover my relationship to my body, my gender, and my tenuous femininity all over again.
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In addition, Ford — who was a classical opera singer before getting her break in the pop world with her hit single "I Wanna Be Bad" — no longer felt "authenticity" in her songwriting and wanted to rediscover herself.
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Conventional opinion will be turned on its head, as liberals rediscover the virtues of a revising chamber of experienced public servants (the meritocracy incarnate!), while conservatives rant about doddery old fools frustrating the will of the people.
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By year's end, he began to rediscover the form that made him a popular spot-starter, and for the second year in a row, head coach Dwane Casey turned to Powell to fundamentally swing a playoff series.
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Coty— Shares of cosmetic distributor Coty fell 13% after the company unveiled its turnaround plan which includes spending $600 million over the next four years to "rediscover growth" and improve margins, the company said in a release.
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The Wildcats have won 21 of their last 216 non-conference home games and hope to rediscover their shooting touch against a Chicago State squad that has given up 213 or more points five times this season.
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Seattle is hoping to conclude its seven-game homestand with a winning record and rediscover its offense, as it scored a total of 21 runs over the first four contests before fizzling out in the last two.
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"This is television trying to rediscover its relevance as an arena for broad dialogue" In the premiere, Roseanne fights with her sister Jackie (Laurie Metcalf), a Hillary Clinton supporter who nonetheless choked and voted for Jill Stein.
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"The first two years of being in recovery are really a time where people rediscover who they are," says Heather Senior Monroe, MSW, LCSW, a clinician at Newport Academy, an adolescent treatment center for maladaptive coping mechanisms.
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The reigning American League Cy Young Award recipient will look to rediscover his form on Friday as the visiting Astros carry a five-game winning streak into the opener of a three-game series versus the Royals.
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It's all part of the village's broader goal of providing residents with an avenue to rediscover a sense of purpose in life and a way to earn what the folks at Community First call a "dignified income."
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" He continued: "I also think the spot is very well chosen as Parisians never ever come to the base of the Champs Elysées or the Petit Palais, so it makes you rediscover a part of the city.
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Nearly two hundred years later, painter and muralist Hitnes embarked on a twenty-city road trip to retrace and rediscover the America that Audubon traversed in the making of his opus The Birds of America (1827–39).
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Historically, Smith's been Cleveland's best bet on DeRozan, but he's yet to fully rediscover his defensive form following a long layoff due to a thumb injury (he also dealt with a hamstring issue in the first round).
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Yet when the smoke clears March 4, it may be that party regulars rediscover the virtues of Uncle Joe — namely that he has a better chance than Bloomberg or Sanders of unifying rather than splitting the Party.
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Wilson's never been asked to carry Seattle in the playoffs but if he can rediscover the success from when he was in the MVP conversation with Lamar Jackson, Seattle has enough other parts to make some noise.
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Given this, Democrats would be making a terrible mistake to de-escalate the partisan fight unilaterally, out of a naïve sense of wishful thinking — that if only they're nice enough, Republicans will rediscover niceness in the future.
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And now, thanks to the craft cocktail revolution, people are starting to rediscover the awesome powers of good vermouth, rather than relegate it to the back of the liquor cabinet like so many mostly full bottles of Frangelico.
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It is through these small and simple actions—even when they're forced or faked or unnatural or run counter to our current mood—that we rediscover and maintain our faith in humanity and in our own best potential.
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Our mobile devices are always by our side and often get blamed for adding stress to our everyday living, but with the right apps in tow, our phones can actually help us rediscover some inner-peace and tranquility.
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Having your own catalog also makes it easier to rediscover hidden gems from times gone by, something that's far less likely to happen if you're always queueing up new music on Deezer or Google Play Music or whatever.
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Co-founder Eric Setton, who made the jump from Tango CTO to CEO one month ago, announced this week that the company is splitting its service into two to rediscover the core chat experience that made it successful.
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To hear Megan Hilty sing "Count Your Blessings" in her affectionate tribute to Clooney at Café Carlyle on Tuesday evening was to rediscover the unprepossessing charms of a song whose advice may now seem quaint, though worth exploring.
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ROME (Reuters) - Pope Francis, leading Catholics into the season of Lent, urged people on Wednesday to slow down amid the noise, haste and desire for instant gratification in a high-tech world to rediscover the power of silence.
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Rory story takes an abrupt left turn Northern Ireland's Rory McIlroy, seeking to complete the career Grand Slam with a win this week, picked a bad time to rediscover an old nemesis – an unpredictable hook off the tee.
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In his jaunty book FINDING FIBONACCI: The Quest to Rediscover the Forgotten Mathematical Genius Who Changed the World (Princeton University, $1), Keith Devlin sets out to tell the elusive story of the 13th-century mathematician Leonardo of Pisa.
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So this break from the game has been a happier one as it also allowed her to spend time with partner Billy McKeague, rediscover her roots in Minsk and support her mother, Ala, who has successfully fought cancer.
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Perhaps Aaron Judge will rediscover his swing and Chapman will find his form, but the Yankees in recent months have too often appeared to be a team that is incomplete, one with great possibilities but also glaring shortcomings.
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The five-time grand slam winner has failed to rediscover her best form after returning from a doping ban last year and split with coach Sven Groeneveld following a first-round exit at the BNP Paribas Open last month.
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The 20-year-old Perron, who scored just four times in 43 games with the Penguins, is looking to rediscover his offense after a pair of 20-goal seasons with St. Louis and a 28-tally campaign with Edmonton.
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After all, the Catskills and the Poconos are becoming revitalized as young people rediscover the humble wonders near cities like New York and Philadelphia, places their parents might have gone or something they saw in a Patrick Swayze movie.
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But Venus is also about what we value, and while it's in your sign, you can expect to rediscover what's important to you, and likely realize a few new things, like how important loyalty and stability are to you.
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Bruins rediscover power play in 7-3 win DALLAS — Heading into Saturday night's game against the Dallas Stars at American Airlines Center, the Boston Bruins were 1 of 32 on the power play since the NHL All-Star break.
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Smart, funny, joyful, tolerant, perceptive, empathetic, loving, you continue to maintain the beautiful attributes of your true nature and I will always be there as your touchstone to help nurture them or rediscover them if they ever get cloudy.
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We need to rediscover the tradition of fact-based, reasonable argumentation, in light of experience and evidence, gathered and analyzed with no intent but to fulfill our nation's essential commitment to equal justice for all, police and civilians alike.
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TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan's Ai Miyazato announced on Monday she is retiring from golf at the end of the season, with the former world number one saying the last four years had been a constant battle to rediscover her motivation.
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Oladipo's assist rate is up nearly six percent from last season—far and away his career-high—but the temptation to rediscover what made him so effective as a scorer must battle his sense not to force the issue.
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The Cubs have dropped their last three home games and are 7-9 at Wrigley Field, and they need to rediscover their home-field advantage after going 2-4 on last week's road trip to Colorado and St. Louis.
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It insists that we rediscover a tragic imagination, that we put aside our pat stories of the 20th century and face up to what it was like to live through the 20th century, to die in the 20th century.
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"We were trying to rediscover ourselves and re-create the seduction and the feeling that you have when you begin a relationship and where it is unbearable to wait for a sign from the loved one," Delecroix told Mashable.
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Watson threw 26 TD passes and Houston's offense can be dangerous if he can figure out a way to rediscover the consistency he had early in the season when he had three 300-yard passing performances in five games.
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You are on another kind of quest: to rediscover the world you inhabit now, in all of its paradoxes and potential, and to engage with it sensually, armed with your own particular toolbox and your newfound sense of skepticism.
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But we can rediscover shared community spaces where parents can supervise children's free play from a healthy distance, even shut off smartphones and enjoy one another's company, and duck in with a hug and a Band-Aid as needed.
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"Many readers who called me, from villages and small towns, do not read English and for them the Mohanaswamy series was a way to rediscover themselves and find solace in the fact that they were not alone," he said.
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For my part, Diego Luna and his fellow artists have inspired me to one day do what I thought I could never do -- write a book in Spanish and rediscover what I once lost, one word at a time.
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" He said the centre-left and centre-right needed to "rediscover radical, powerful answers in a climate driven by anger ... a revolt against what is seen as established wisdom, but what is actually people making difficult decisions in difficult circumstances.
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They include borderless bankers who suddenly rediscover the importance of nation-states when it comes to bailing out their banks, and international networkers who, in the words of Thierry Baudet, a hot new populist in the Netherlands, are forever "failing upwards".
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Britain's Johanna Konta can expect plenty of backing from the home crowd when she faces France's Caroline Garcia while top seed Angelique Kerber will have to rediscover her best form quickly if she is to get past Spain's Garbine Muguruza.
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While Stanislav Cherchesov's side were brought back to earth by a 3-0 defeat to Uruguay, they could cause Spain problems at a partisan Luhzniki stadium if they can rediscover the energy that propelled them to those first two group wins.
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The reopening of the Surp Giragos Armenian Church, which is now the largest Armenian church in the Middle East, after nearly a century in ruins has encouraged "hidden" survivors in Turkey of the 1915 genocide to rediscover and embrace their heritage.
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One new card will help you rediscover old memories you shared with the people in your most recent photos – in other words, a way to go back and revisit your friendships and relationships over the years, as captured by your photos.
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In an interview with Swiss curator Hans-Ulrich Obrist, published in the exhibition catalog, Lee makes it clear that he consciously rejects the appropriation of what is already well-established in order to discover and rediscover new possibilities for art.
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George W. Bush gave Graham credit for helping him rediscover his faith and in 20133, when it was difficult for Graham to travel, Barack Obama made the trip to the preacher's log cabin home in North Carolina's Blue Ridge Mountains.
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In the aftermath of his tumultuous summer – in light of a career setback with England and his decision not to overreach his limits with Arsenal – it was as if Vardy struggled to rediscover the impetus which had carried him so far.
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"So as we rediscover our confidence together - as you renew your nation just as we renew ours - we have the opportunity, indeed the responsibility, to renew the special relationship for this new age," May will say in Philadelphia on Thursday.
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But ultimately, we probably return to these dystopias over and over to give ourselves a little twin thrill, from the horror of having passion forcibly removed from our lives, and the excitement of getting to rediscover it all over again.
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"We wanted to give fans of all ages the opportunity to revisit Nintendo's original system and rediscover why they fell in love with Nintendo in the first place," Reggie Fils-Aime, president of Nintendo of America, said in a statement.
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Ms. Lucas-Smith and other musicians visited the camp in September, bringing with them instruments that included the vaguely guitar-like oud, a flute called a ney, and a daf, a Kurdish drum that would allow refugees to rediscover familiar sounds.
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If the Islanders are to mount the comeback, they'll need Tavares to rediscover the form he displayed in the conference quarterfinals, when he had five goals — including the series-winner in Game 6 — and nine points against the Florida Panthers.
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Semenya had struggled to rediscover the form of her breakthrough year - some blaming the dip on medication to reduce the testosterone - but this season she has roared back to her best and came to Rio unbeaten on the Diamond League circuit.
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"We wanted to give fans of all ages the opportunity to revisit Nintendo's original system and rediscover why they fell in love with Nintendo in the first place," Nintendo of America President and COO Reggie Fils-Aime said in a statement.
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It's boosted my confidence in myself and my career, it's helped me rediscover my joy for work, and it's helped me recognize that someone else's inability to see my value isn't a reflection of my self-worth (or lack thereof).
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Largely overlooked in this whole Oregon wildlife refuge fiasco is the fact that many millions of American taxpayers cherish our public lands in their wild state and visit them with our children and families to enjoy and rediscover the natural world around us.
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Even Trump's mention of dissent came in a vaguely threatening passage: At the bedrock of our politics will be a total allegiance to the United States of America, and through our loyalty to our country we will rediscover our loyalty to each other.
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While we all search for the one camera system that will somehow allow us to elevate our technique, a humble and ingenious solution has been here the whole time, ready for us to embrace or rediscover its beautiful simplicity: the 50-mm lens.
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"As we rediscover our confidence together -- as you renew your nation just as we renew ours -- we have the opportunity, indeed the responsibility, to renew the 'special relationship' for this new age," May told GOP lawmakers Thursday in Philadelphia, her first US stop.
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During a segment airing Wednesday on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, the first lady and the talk show host rediscover the many joys of shopping at CVS – from the Coinstar kiosk to boxed wine and of course CVS' namesake items: cotton, Vaseline and stuff.
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Early breaks were enough to secure the first two sets for the Serbian, who later revealed he had not hit a single ball on Monday, and only after an injury timeout did Nishikori rediscover the aggression that got him to the last eight.
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Green: We hadn't played together for so long, so when we started playing together, we got to almost rediscover—and I know this sounds almost like a cliché—it was almost like rediscovering the passion, what this was all about, the drive.
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Proliferating memes that originated on Tumblr, Vine, Instagram, and Reddit has allowed Twitter to essentially grow more meme-literate and sophisticated — which may, in turn, be enabling its users to go back in time, rediscover, and repurpose old memes for a new era.
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Vettel, who can already take heart from news that he won't need a new gearbox after a bizarre post-race collision with Williams rookie Lance Stroll in Malaysia, expects Ferrari to be competitive this weekend even if Mercedes rediscover their lost pace.
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Yeah. I'm glad that people are opening up their minds to rediscover some of the things people chuckled at, like Roger [Troutman]'s Jheri curl, or Dave Chappelle's Rick James skit, or P-Funk with some of their members in a diaper.
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The only difference going into this clash is that Brady, who won his fourth Super Bowl title last year, is still playing at the top of his game while Manning is relying more on his veteran savvy trying to rediscover his old form.
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"Can you imagine the gift you gave us to return to the White House privately with my little ones while they are still young enough to rediscover their childhood," she wrote to Pat in her signature spidery handwriting on her sky blue stationary.
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NOVAK DJOKOVIC (Serbia) This time last year Novak Djokovic was still fighting to rediscover the spark in his game — fast forward 12 months and he could be on the verge of holding all four Grand Slams for the second time in his career.
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But if the United States is prepared to stand by the liberal ideas which have defined it since its founding and to rediscover its indispensability to Western democratic cohesion, there is a possibility that the world may be ruled in something approaching peace.
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"None of those who lived there, their neighbors or local officials knew the history of the house," said Stanley Kim, a professor of film and television at Seoil University in Seoul who in 21948 helped rediscover the building's link to Mr. Taylor.
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Or did they rediscover their vital role of providing context, perspective and truth in a contest that is not a countdown-clock-worthy sporting event or reality show, but a competition for the presidency of the United States in fraught and dangerous times?
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Yankees 7, Orioles 1 Nathan Eovaldi's recent exile to the bullpen might have been widely viewed as a demotion, but he preferred to look at it as a tutorial to help him rediscover why the Yankees had believed so much in his promise.
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Ottawa has gone 2003 games without scoring more than three goals but hopes to rediscover its offense against Detroit, which has lost three in a row and will miss the postseason for the first time since 1989-90 - ending its 25-season streak.
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Nintendo's NES Classic Edition seems aimed at those who value nostalgia — the low price suggests this may be the better option for those who simply want to rediscover the joy of their gaming youth with something easy to plug in and play.
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Save up to $150 on a pair of Allen Edmonds shoes Through October 25, you can take advantage of Allen Edmonds' Rediscover America sale and get up to $150 off some of the company's best-selling shoes, including the Fifth Avenues pictured here.
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Q AND A Cathy Salustri, the author of "Backroads of Paradise: A Journey to Rediscover Old Florida," delights in letting people know that to really discover Florida, you have to turn off the congested Interstates and explore the state's towns and cities.
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They taught us to not simply rediscover ourselves but to reimagine and reinvent ourselves as a nation, to refashion old destinations as new beginnings, and to see what more we can wring from the values of liberty, equality and equity for all.
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For those experiencing homelessness, and for the people fighting to ease its symptoms, beauty has been an unlikely meeting place, but it's one that provides the comforts missing in the streets: a place to rediscover lost confidence and dignity while safely accessing basic needs.
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Desperate to restore their glory days, Vergara has changed head coach 21 times in 14 years, built a shiny new stadium, and even taken his players to a spiritual retreat in the hope that a shaman might help them to rediscover their collective mojo.
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ABOUT THE COYOTES (6-10-2): Max Domi leads the team with 43 assists and 13 points but has yet to rediscover the scoring touch that netted him 18 goals during his rookie season of 2015-213, while Radim Vrbata's six tallies pace Arizona.
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Instead, the only speculation around Old Trafford these days as one of the world's great clubs continue their laborious struggle to rediscover the halcyon days of the Alex Ferguson era seems to be not if, but when this dream alliance will end in divorce.
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Perhaps the most upbeat note is struck by the volume's editor, H.A. Hellyer, who argues that Islam must rediscover the virtue of "rejuvenation"—new thinking about old texts and concepts—which, contrary to what many people say, is "deeply held within the Islamic tradition".
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That the arithmetic of the result made possible a "Jamaica"coalition of the CDU/CSU, the pro-business Free Democrats and the Greens was thus also a blessed consolation; the Social Democrats immediately announced they would return to opposition, to rebuild and rediscover their identity.
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And it needs to rediscover what has made it great in technology: investing in both basic and applied research and being an attractive destination for highly qualified immigrants (a requirement which, it must be admitted, the Trump administration is not well placed to meet).
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After being hurt by distillery underinvestment in the 1980s and the vodka boom of the 1990s, bourbon has experienced blistering growth over the last decade, as the "Mad Men" and classic cocktail crazes helped consumers rediscover brands like Pappy Van Winkle and Old Crow.
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After days of waiting on the parole board's decision, I knew he was telling me these things—how reading saved his life, or how he learned to rediscover life by watching me grow up—so that it might strengthen me for whatever they decided.
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The French midfielder, who cost Chelsea $48 million in 2017, joined the Ligue 1 outfit on loan for the season, but should he rediscover his form, Monaco also has the option to re-sign him permanently for a fee of $46 million next summer.
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The second possible outcome sounds almost as good but is no less implausible: A sufficient number of Republican senators rediscover their moral compass and "do the right thing," joining with Democrats to create the two-thirds majority needed to convict Trump and send him packing.
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Perhaps the major internet platforms are wary of this legislation because it may actually help reverse the culture of infringement by incentivizing the users of creative works—especially commercial users—to rediscover a basic respect for the labor of the individuals who produce the works.
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The Toronto faithful harbor memories of Bryant registering 81 points against the Raptors in Los Angeles 10 years ago, but in this exhibition of stars they will cheer him on to rediscover old magic and perhaps claim a record fifth All-Star MVP award.
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Those who admired the singer in her heyday, meanwhile (including President Obama, who confessed to a teen crush on her during an awards ceremony), rediscover how easy it is to be moved by that voice, and songs destined to linger for a long, long time.
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Having CarPlay made me rediscover Maps and features like where I parked my car, the suggested travel time to home or school or the office, suggestions based on routine or calendar information — all pleasant surprises that showed me what I had been missing out on.
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I just think it's making me see things and rediscover things again with fresh eyes, you know, seeing it through their eyes, traveling around the world, taking them places, seeing them see things for the first time helps me experience it again for the first time.
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If you're in a situation in your life where you feel like you can't be who you really are—perhaps a restrictive relationship, or stuck working toward a goal that no longer inspires you—having the Sun in your sign is a marvelous time to rediscover yourself.
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After the hogs are brought to the center, they get cleaned up and receive medical care, before being released into May's "Hedgehog Heaven" – a patch of garden filled with insect-attracting plants, so that they can root around in the dirt and rediscover their wild ways.
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All of us need to rediscover what our representatives are for: to study the questions we are too busy to study ourselves and to deliberate on them, in committees and in the legislature, while consulting with us, whenever they can, about what is right for the country.
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Chongi, an adventurous music-lover, decided to hang up his skis after competing in five Alpine skiing events at the 2014 Games in Sochi, where he bore the Balkan country's flag during the opening ceremony, only to rediscover his passion for skiing a couple of years later.
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But the world number one, who started his round on the par-four 10th, was unable to rediscover that form as he bogeyed five of his first seven holes en route to a disappointing five-over-par 76 that left him in a tie for 117th.
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ANASTASIA A young Russian princess is separated from her family in the lead-up to the Russian Revolution, and her quest to rediscover her past after losing her memory is the story of this new musical inspired by both the 1997 animated film and the 1956 film.
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He seemed to rediscover his form in a Week 5 loss to Green Bay, and in the past two weeks he exploded for 297 rushing yards and five touchdowns total, re-establishing himself as the centerpiece of the team's offense and leading the Cowboys back over .500.
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"The dry stone walls used to be the only way to cultivate in certain territories, now we rediscover them to make our landscape more true to what it was, and lure tourists," said Iva Berardi, one of the school's creators and director of the Trentino Mountain Academy.
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But I have faith in the country's astonishing gift for reinvention (who would have expected that a black man could be elected president—followed by a reality TV host?), and I desperately want to see the country put aside personality and hate and rediscover its core values.
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If Owen Daniels, Virgil Green and Vernon Davis can effectively confuse New England's injury-depleted front seven, and thus give some room to the team's running backs and additional time for Manning to find Demaryius Thomas and Emmanuel Sanders down the field, Denver's offense could rediscover its groove.
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It's not an ideal time to travel, make big purchases, or sign agreements, since delays, miscommunications and technical difficulties will abound; however, if you make time for yourself to slow down and rest, you'll be able to rediscover parts of yourself and rethink how you want to move forward.
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The mercurial Cooper, who once could turn a game on its head with his vision and passing, has not been able to rediscover that same spark since suffering a knee injury at the 2011 World Cup, and the New Zealand-born flyhalf has always struggled against the All Blacks.
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His 1977 manifesto calling for Europe to rediscover the "roots" of its identity, View From the Right, won an award from the French Academy, and in 0003, he and others associated with GRECE were hired to create a new magazine for the major center-right paper, Le Figaro.
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ET, Sportsnet West (Edmonton), Altitude 215 (Colorado) ABOUT THE OILERS (33-23-23): As McDavid (team bests of six goals and 22 assists) continues to rediscover his scoring touch, Leon Draisaitl scored twice Monday and has three tallies during a four-game point streak in which he's amassed six.
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Petropoulos, 48, is convinced Bell's holdout has been a distraction to the team's chemistry but he has faith that what has been a perennial playoff team – the Steelers have one losing season this century – will rediscover the formula that has kept them in Super Bowl contention most years.
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Narrated by interviews with curators who rediscover Kusama at inflection points in her career — with a few appearances by peers like Carolee Schneemann — we see Kusama single-mindedly pushing her way into the male-dominated art world of the late 1950s and early '60s, sometimes to comedic effect.
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Following the success of Hirokazu Kore-eda's 2018 film Shoplifters, which dramatized the darker side of poverty in Japan, this is the ideal time to rediscover and celebrate Tokyo Godfathers, a film that looks with tenderness at those invisible street dwellers who are decisively pushed out of the frame.
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Kat Dennings ("2 Broke Girls") stars as Jules, who gets dumped within the first five minutes of the pilot and then has to board a bus of weepy women, driven by a humanoid cat who tells her she has neglected her female friendships and needs to rediscover them.
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For the past 15 years, the Orange Is the New Black star, 32, has been working on a special project that sits near and dear to her heart — a song that was inspired by her ability to overcome the aftermath of a near-death experience and rediscover her beauty within.
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His work on developing what the company calls a "new retail" model — a mix of online and offline sales channels, as represented by its approach to Spain today — has helped Xiaomi rediscover success at home and, on the evidence of its Indian experience, export it to foreign lands as well.
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Read: Meet the Only Doctor in the World Legally Allowed to Use LSD to Treat Patients Lately, the scientific community has begun to rediscover LSD's benefit as a therapeutic device—or as a way to kick your smoking habit and pass the time in prison, if you're looking for that.
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The movie follows an adult version of Robin (Ewan McGregor) who, like the rest of us, has grown up and lost all sense of wonder under the crushing weight of work and responsibility and whatever—at least until Pooh and the gang return to help him rediscover what he's lost.
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"In this situation of pandemic, in which we find ourselves living more or less isolated, we are invited to rediscover and deepen the value of the communion that unites all the members of the Church," the Pope said in his remarks after the Angelus prayer, which was livestreamed by Vatican News.
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They know, even as construction proceeds swiftly on an impressive $524 million arena scheduled to open next fall and complement Milwaukee's gleaming new practice facility across the street, that Antetokounmpo might find it hard someday to resist looking around if the Bucks cannot fortify their roster and rediscover playoff success.
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Instead, at the very moment one of the major figures in the Trump impeachment saga was imploring the Senate to rediscover its moral compass, viewers of Trump's propaganda panel were watching Laura Ingraham and guests push the very conspiracy theories that motivated Trump's corrupt Ukraine scheme and resulted in his impeachment.
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"I cannot urge my Democratic colleagues more strongly to get past this purely partisan spite, rediscover their own past positions on border security and negotiate a fair solution with our president to secure our nation and reopen all of the federal government," Mr. McConnell said in remarks on the Senate floor.
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For the United States to seize these openings, irrespective of who is elected president this November, it will have to regain its appetite for – and rediscover its skill at – building the sorts of alliances and like-minded coalitions that have been the bedrock of U.S.-led global leadership for the past 70 years.
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" Jennifer Jenkins, a clinical professor of law and director at the Center for the Study of the Public Domain at Duke University told WNYC that the release of the 6900-year-old movies, books and more means that "anyone can rediscover or breathe new life into a treasure trove of past works.
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Kyrgios fired 210 aces on Wednesday and did not face a single break point against the man who remains one of the very best returners in tennis, even if he is currently struggling to rediscover the same dominant form that carried him to four consecutive Grand Slam singles titles in 2015 and 2016.
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Today, she is a striking figure to rediscover and embrace — a prolific, protean talent, with over 30 films to her name, and, at a time of heated discussion over the discrimination against women in the film industry, a reminder that such prejudice can hide behind prestigious titles, as veiled as it is systemic.
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Holiday romances pick up this uncomfortable truth and flip it around: Characters who find the holidays rough rediscover their joy in them, everyone who is lonely finds a perfect someone to give them comfort and companionship, and negative feelings, when they exist, are soothed away with a cup of hot cocoa and a kiss.
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But the Capitals found a recipe for success in closing out the Penguins in the second round and jumping to a 2-0 lead in the third round against the Lightning without Backstrom, and Kuznetsov's absence could be what forces the Capitals to rediscover the safe, low-event style that may be their best bet to beat Vegas.
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"As we focus on bringing a reimagined Toys R Us to the United States, we believe this live experience coupled with our new experiential retail stores will attract families from around the world and create a unique opportunity to rediscover the magic of this beloved family brand," Tru Kids CEO Richard Barry said in a statement.
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Playing for a new contract in a system ill-suited to accentuate his strengths, he endured that frustrating circumstance with blinders, hardly focused on bettering those around him and instead obsessed over getting to the basket—defensive coverage be damned—to rediscover the flair that previously had transformed him into one of the world's most popular athletes.
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The journey of one of its own agents and the show's protagonist, Myfanwy Thomas (Emma Greenwell), similarly begins shrouded in mystery: After waking up in London surrounded by a circle of dead bodies and with no memory of who she is or what has happened, Thomas has to rediscover herself and the ties she has to the Checquy.
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"As we focus on bringing a reimagined Toys 'R' Us to the United States, we believe this live experience coupled with our new experiential retail stores will attract families from around the world and create a unique opportunity to rediscover the magic of this beloved family brand," said Richard Barry, CEO of Tru Kids, Toys 'R' Us's parent company.
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For my character, we came up with a bit of a story about how much fun it would be if one day you woke up and you were told that you inherited this palace in Venice — this fortress on the water — and what that would be like and how you can come to a city like this and rediscover who you are.
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When eating goes wrong, whether it's a life-threatening aversion like Violet's or a common case of pickiness, parents and medical professionals find themselves at a version of the same crossroads: Do you try to correct the behavior — training a child to eat well, Pavlov-style — or do you try to rediscover that primal urge and trust her to take it from there?
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PM Morrison to celebrate life of Cook The discovery came as Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison announced a grant of AU$11 million ($7.8 million) for a controversial project to "rediscover" the life and achievements of Captain James Cook, who claimed Australia for the British, including a replica of Cook's ship, which will undertake a months-long circumnavigation of Australia.
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" Mr. Greenberg, who has shown the sharpest understanding of traditionally Democratic voters drawn to the appeal of Ronald Reagan then or Donald Trump today, argued that a political agenda centered on children could not only improve kids' lives but also open the door to a broader liberalism and to Democrats more generally; kid-centered politics would help Americans "rediscover government.
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Sorting through vintage and thrift shops for hours on free weekends can almost seem tedious, but finding the right piece — an old military coat or patterned silk blouse — or even the very, VERY wrong piece — a pair of leather pants with cowhide patches or tasmanian devil underwear — helps me rediscover a little part of myself I sometimes feel is lost.
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It's my hope that the images in Dear Khloe give us the space to be vulnerable, to reconnect with our own emotions, and to heal, and may they grant us permission to smile, to laugh, and to rediscover the joy we once possessed as very young children before the weight of racism and sexism came crashing down on our shoulders.
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About twice a year, I get involved in a project that requires me to do some Android development; so, about twice a year, I re-launch Google's so-called integrated development environment, Android Studio, with fingers crossed… and twice a year I find myself wincing with bitter disappointment, as I rediscover that it still has all the elegant, intuitive simplicity of a Rube Goldberg machine.
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Seattle will need to rediscover its offense quickly to keep pace with Texas, which is receiving contributions throughout the lineup from veterans such as third baseman Adrian Beltre (8-for-21 with seven RBI over his last five games) as well as rookie right fielder Nomar Mazara, who has tied the franchise record with six hits over the first three games of his career.
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Wordplay WEDNESDAY PUZZLE — One of the nice things about learning to construct crossword puzzles is that it's a lot like riding a bike; a puzzle maker could go for long periods of time without creating a puzzle and, as soon as they hop back on, they quickly rediscover that they will never, ever get off that bike without having smeared chain grease all over their pants.
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My hope — because, make no mistake, I will be eagerly planted in front of the series from Sunday until my watch is ended — is that "Game of Thrones" will likewise use its final run to rediscover its roots as a series not just about dragons but also about people making difficult choices in extremis, a show that can give you chills even as it breathes fire.
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Having grown up with my Scottish mom weaning me off the teat and onto fried foods, now that I live in London, I feel disconnected from the source of one half of my DNA by an entire country full of fox-hunting weirdos, I thought there would be no better way to rediscover my Scottish identity than to eat twice my daily recommended calorie intake for internet content.
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Hopefully, this book will serve something of the same function; by contemplating these images, and by engaging with the many ways in which our ancestors imagined a death that was not antithetical to beauty, we might rediscover what they knew so well: the seemingly paradoxical notion that it is precisely by keeping death close at hand and coming to terms with its inevitability that we are able to lead full, rich lives.
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Here's The New York Times's Frank Bruni, an early Buttigieg cheerleader, on the appeal of South Bend's mayor: Few of [his] rivals grapple as persuasively as he does with what's on the line in this election: not just the need to prevent four more years of Trump but also the need to pull America out of its partisan death spiral and rediscover the common ground, civic grace, and cultural glue that have been lost.
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"In an age otherwise characterized by belatedness and alienated repetition, his whole project was to return art to its origins, to rediscover the aura of shared moments and places, and to reinvest experience with a sacred meaning that the instant culture of capitalism had removed from it," Sperling sensitively observes of Berger's famous 1972 television program Ways of Seeing, in which he spoke about canonical works of art in a personable way.
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The learning opportunities with this toy are almost endless:CountingCategorizingIdentifying colorsDeveloping hand eye coordination Naming animals and making their soundsRefining fine motor skills by moving beads, animals, opening and closing doors, spinning blocks, and more Imaginative play with the farm sceneLearning about gravity and cause and effect Every time Ellie goes through a new developmental stage, she seems to rediscover this toy and at only 14 months old, there is still so much more for her to learn.
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"It's almost like there is a historical amnesia and a political amnesia as to what Puerto Rico is, all of the sudden they have to rediscover that this nation exists within the power of the U.S." The challenge, as Figueroa sees it, is the same one facing all grassroots movements of the left in the Trump era: figuring out how to channel outrage at an odious president into a specific policy program, and how to consolidate general engagement with an issue into meaningful political power.
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He made clean contact with the ball, perhaps too clean, firing it over the green into a bunker, then got up-and-down from there to save par and preserve a share of second place, three strokes behind winner Ted Potter, Jr. Day, who won at Torrey Pines two weeks ago, said he was happy with his play, even if there was room for improvement, and felt he might be able to rediscover his form from 2015 when he won four times in the final two months of the season.
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Photos introduces new features to help you rediscover and share the photos in your library, Memoji—a new, more customizable Animoji—make Messages more expressive and fun, Screen Time helps you and your family understand and make the most of the time spent on devices, Siri Shortcuts deliver a faster way to get things done with the ability for any app to work with Siri, augmented reality becomes even more engaging with the ability for developers to create shared AR experiences, and new privacy features help protect you from being tracked on the web.
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Spring Break Gets Tamer as World Watches Online It's Hard to Be Hungry on Spring Break Other spring rituals and traditions: New York City: Only in New York: Easter Parade With Moai Heads and a Kraken The Witty and Weird of Passover Products (Matzo Print Attire, No Less) Indianapolis: Christians and Jews Rediscover Interracial Haven Denver: Branding Day, Fading Elsewhere, Still a Ritual on Colorado Ranch Texas: Bluebonnet Season Came Early This Spring _________ We've recently announced our Ninth Annual New York Times Found Poem Student Contest, open to anyone 803 to 19 years old from anywhere in the world.
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