From Cuba to the Olympics: For a Gymnastics Family, a Longtime Vision Is in Reach (July 29) When Danell Leyva was a little boy, he did not seem anything like an elite gymnast in the making.
While the five nuclear-armed states recognized by the NPT have focused primarily on non-proliferation, a series of new disarmament initiatives has reinvigorated the debate and mobilized non-nuclear weapon states and civil society groups to bring the longtime vision of a world free of nuclear weapons into reality.
There, in his Lyons, CO studio, he and his wife Barbara help artists both newly invited and longtime collaborators turn their visions into printed reality.
Sam's Camera and Vision World, longtime occupants, have upgraded the look of their storefronts; Bunnies, the children's discounter, will follow suit.
A longtime principal, Gilbert Blum, discussed his vision for the school beginning with: "Society is dynamic and ever-changing, and we must do the same".
"I will not give up on you and your vision," James E. Staley, a longtime JPMorgan executive, wrote to Ms. Masters in 2010, according to an article in The Wall Street Journal.
As Dr. Eleanor E. Faye, a low-vision ophthalmologist in New York and longtime affiliate of Lighthouse, pointed out about people with low vision: "Daily life becomes complicated when they are unable to read their mail, check price tags in stores, read nutritional information on food packages, drive, sew or travel alone.
"He has vision," said Liu Ren, a longtime friend who runs an investment fund.
For Arthur E. Imperatore Jr., whose family started New York Waterway in 1986, that vision has been a longtime passion.
They hired the noted architect David Childs, a longtime Jets fan, to translate their vision into a design.
"I haven't heard a vision," said Joe Gaylord, a longtime Republican strategist who was the chief strategist for Newt Gingrich when Republicans seized control of the House in 1994.
