It invokes images of office parties and "team-building exercises"; tightly regulated activities in an unnatural context.
Joan Howard, a native of San Francisco who lives in Wilton, Conn., said she could not believe what she was seeing on television on Tuesday as images of office workers walking out of office buildings were broadcast.
It has some gorgeous helicopter images of office towers in Manhattan and Jersey City.
And how are you going to get that I'd like to know, if you stay up on the farm all the time and never come down to the post office to see somebody and talk things over?" The farmer's image of the post office as the center of a town, as its hub, lies at the heart of my novel, The Postmistress.
"It's a remnant of the populist Jacksonian image of public office," he said.
Although he promised continuity with McKinley's policies, he transformed the public image of the office at once.
The Great Communicator thought so much about the image of his office that many of the entries show him preening like a peacock over public approval and perceived milestones.
Jouhari was harassed and threatened by white supremacists after a neo-Nazi posted her picture, along with an image of her office being blown up and a message about how people like Jouhari should "beware, for in our day, they will be hung from the neck from the nearest tree or lamp post," to his organization's website.
The agency, citing federal policies, told the two lawyers, Laurie Williams and Allan Zabel, who are married and based in San Francisco, that they could mention their E.P.A. affiliation only once; must remove language specifying Mr. Zabel's expertise and their years of employment with the agency; and must remove an image of the agency's office in San Francisco.
While the term "corporate collection" often conjures images of sterile offices lined with prints of well-known images, the UBS PaineWebber collection is different largely because Mr. Marron has overseen so many of the acquisitions.
