Don Horrocks, of the Evangelical Alliance, a Christian body, recalls attending a government-sponsored event last year to discuss policy with ministers, along with representatives from other faiths.
Howard Rieger, president of the United Jewish Communities (UJC), an American umbrella body, recalls that when the UJC launched appeals to help suicide-bomb victims and their families, "it was the first time [in recent years that] Israel had been put at risk and the response was similar to that of the previous generation".
Not only lightweight and nimble on its four-wheel independent suspension, the Ace also wore a simple yet attractive body, recalling a Touring-bodied Ferrari Barchetta (which today would run you a cool $1 million, by the way).
Despite his age (80), didn't some small part of his body recall the sensation of floating?
Bullfighting was translated into dancing by means of crescendos of footwork evoking the tensions of combat and gestures for the upper body recalling a matador's passes.
"My poor mother would say, 'If they could just find him so I could bury him — I don't want the birds picking on his body,' " recalled Francis Huba, 84, who remembers Joseph as "the best big brother anyone ever had".
"A couple of technicians flew out to Shepperton Studios and started to take data on my face and body," recalled Colin Firth, who plays Scrooge's nephew Fred in the new film, "which meant standing in my underwear on a platform while something that looked like a laser beam scanned me up and down.
The Antas has a low, sloping front end, while a rear-mounted fin dominates the muscle-car body, recalling aerodynamic touring cars of the 1930s.
"When I saw the photo, I had total body recall of how I felt dancing at that set like I was being shot out of a cannon into the outer-spaceness of reality.
Parks wants to remember them, and her effort to engage the politics of black male bodies recalls aspects of the Black Arts Movement, if at a distance.
The collapsing wall is like Pina Bausch's masterstroke in "Palermo, Palermo"; the pile of bodies recalls Kenneth MacMillan's "Romeo and Juliet"; the kung fu and karate movements evoke action movies; the lighting brings Robert Rauschenberg's effects in Cunningham's "Winterbranch" to mind; several incidents from Stanley Kubrick's "Shining" are pointedly suggested — hence the title.
