In a more constrained setting, I might happily project myself into the game, ignoring the many ways its fiction does not line up with the corporeal setting around us.
Picnicking day-trippers happily loafed around on rocks projecting from the gushing waters while the more energetic plunged off a high bank into the river.
In the third episode, "Spent Grain," two beer-brewing brothers from Season 1 (played by Dave Franco and Evan Jonigkeit) clash over an "experimental" product while their wives (played by Zazie Beetz and Aya Cash) collaborate happily on a project of their own.
Finding numerous topical resonances in the slipperiness of leaders, the ruthlessness of lovers and fights between rival ways of living, the project happily married state-of-the-art digital technology with other stage practices 2,500 years old.
Mr. Rohmer's late career found him moving happily among small projects for television (including "L'Arbre, le Maire et la Médiathèque," or "The Tree, the Mayor and the Mediathèque," 1993), an early experiment with digital technology ("The Lady and the Duke," 2001), and a true-life spy story ("Triple Agent," 2004).
But just as the billboards of Mao's Great Leap Forward, featuring hoards of grinning labourers in rude health, masked the reality of work camps and mass starvation, so the glare of these state-sponsored mega-projects happily obscures the human rights abuses and migrant labour conditions that fuel their construction.
It's a measure of Hanson's post- L.A. Confidential status that while the convincing executives to back the unconventional project proved tricky, the cast happily signed on.
KeySpan might have happily supported such a project.
Project members happily pause in their work to talk aviation history and tell their own stories to visitors and student groups.
Piotr Uszok, the mayor of Katowice, Poland, says he is delighted with the smarter-city advice he received this year and hopes that IBM will take part in the (happily) competitive tendering for projects that are the fruit of this volunteering.
