In his day, the best the Packers could have was a scratchy 16mm film that was endlessly advanced and reversed.
"I see my life and art in this symbiotic relationship, endlessly improving and advancing one another.
The popular concept of 24/7 is so last decade before the unrelenting barrage of work and personal imperatives, advanced endlessly through e-mails, texts, tweets, blogs, Facebook and LinkedIn posts, e-mailed voicemail and cellphone calls from around the globe.
He has adapted the "Survivor" techniques to the political arena, talking endlessly about the "new tone" in Washington while advancing his own interests, and he has received generally high marks for doing so.
Maybe despite how much games are advancing, we just can't have it all between endlessly entertaining content, diverse missions, engaging characters, an interesting plot, easy co-op partying, and a fun and balanced multiplayer.
Amy Reiter of The Los Angeles Times stated that the "consistent inconsistency of Sue's character is wearing thin", and that "our sense of her fails to advance, wandering endlessly between pure evil and pure love for her sister".
Over the next decade, Mr. Tange was instrumental in advancing the Metabolist school of urban design, which proposed linear coastal cities, floating structures and buildings with endlessly replaceable components as solutions for Japan's urban congestion.
While the structure in the movie relates to the advancing and evolution of the human species, Aaajiao's monolith possesses a small, embedded receipt printer which endlessly prints out what appears to be strings of gibberish.
Saudi Arabia will not stand by while Washington and Israel bicker endlessly about their intentions, fail to advance their plans and then seek to undermine a legitimate Palestinian presence on the international stage.
But the point of this rambling is less to advance a coherent philosophy than to dramatize what it is like to try, in the face of constantly mutating, endlessly confusing experience, to come up with one.
He is in occasional distant contact with his father, a braggart and self-delusionist, who calls himself the greatest living writer in the US, endlessly awaiting a multimillion dollar advance from a publisher.
