"Rushlights" is a ludicrously florid indie noir about a guy, a girl and an inheritance con that rarely plays like anything more than an extended re-enactment one might find on a basic cable true-crime show.
It's not a pretty story, certainly not one that cries out for enactment on the musical stage.
But such music was more the projection of a dissident career than the enactment of one.
As an academic examination of public apology, rather than a whimsical enactment of one, "Sorry About That," by Edwin Battistella, a linguist in Oregon, is a different kind of book.
However, many of us may have been exposed to some without knowing it: anyone who has seen Disney's "Fantasia" has seen an enactment of one of Goethe's poems.
Other than in pictures, most have never seen a volcano erupt anyway and, therefore, the Icelandic phenomenon was nothing more than a spectral enactment of one of nature's wonders.
However, the present study showed that in terms of "enactment," only one third of the participants reported using all the BCTs taught in the intervention.
Szalavitz continued, "At Mount Bachelor Academy, an investigation found bed sheets that had been used during re-enactments, and one of them had, 'I am the yes girl, spray your cum on my tits,' written on it.
The above recipe was her re-enactment of one of the Ripper's murders.
But at the student job fair after the re-enactment, no one was working at the Suffolk County Police Department's booth.
