The Disappearances Project begins and ends with two empty chairs in front of a blank screen.
In The Disappearances Project a man and woman deliver statements by the relatives of people who have inexplicably vanished, and who are left in grief-stricken bewilderment.
In a speech the day before, Daschle had hypothesized a connection between the abrupt disappearance of projected federal budget surpluses and the dramatic reductions in taxes on high incomes and big estates which, under the Bush plan enacted seven months ago, are scheduled to kick in over the course of the next decade.
A reduction in revenue forecasts could over the long run mean the disappearance of projected surpluses for much of the rest of the decade, restricting the ability of Republicans to call for further tax cuts and of Democrats to support increased spending.
In this case, a relatively shallow recession, after a decade of growth, has led to the abrupt disappearance of the projected budget surplus.
The IPCC was drawn into the Climategate controversy when it was revealed in January 2010 that a claim made in its 2007 Fourth Assessment Report the projected disappearance of all Himalayan glaciers by 2035 was based on a 1999 report in New Scientist that referred to an e-mail interview with Indian glaciologist Syed Hasnain, then of Jawaharlal Nehru University, Delhi.
It was also announced that he would co-star with Jessica Chastain in a double-feature film project, The Disappearance of Eleanor Rigby.
But computer models projecting a disappearance very soon - 2013 was a date cited by one research group just a few years ago - seem to have been too extreme.
One study projected the disappearance of two-thirds of the world's polar bears by 2050.
Huntley, from Hackney in east London, was volunteering at the Juara Turtle project before his disappearance and had arranged to go snorkeling with friends after returning from the waterfall, a 6km walk away along well-marked trails.
