Under the master plan approved in the early 1980's that had framed thinking for a decade, Mr. Klein and Prudential were to build four granite office towers at the intersection of 42d Street, Broadway and Seventh Avenue that would give Times Square a toned-down image far removed from the neon and pop culture that had made the area famous.
The death panel claim resonates with what Berkeley cognitive linguist George Lakoff calls the "conservative conceptual frame". He believes two frames of thinking define the bipolar American political landscape opposing perspectives that reflect unconscious beliefs and attitudes.
Housing economist Jed Kolko suggested to me a tremendously helpful frame for thinking about these distinctions.
The idea that government should run like a business or a household has led Republicans dangerously astray at the federal level, but this actually isn't a terrible frame for thinking about states.
Choreographic tools provided an innovative frame of thinking about using body, movement, space and time in new ways in everyday work to enable individuals to feel better, develop their personal innovative practice and create conditions they need to be innovative.
The old rolls had a perfectly consistent size across all brands, which was very helpful because then you got so that you could tear off a frame without thinking.
Its essential message is that even if you are attacking them, there is no point using the exact same language as your opponents – their "frame" – and thinking you can win the debate, which is exactly what Labour too often does on so-called "welfare", sure to be one of the biggest issues in 2015.
Their natural audience uses Steam, Xbox Live and PSN, and tends to frame its thinking around them.
