The flare was lighted, the mirrors flashed into the brilliant sun, the binoculars trained on the Jersey Shore seven miles away at Sandy Hook... and then with barely a shrug, it was time to pop the Champagne, drink a toast and forget the whole thing for another year.
Muth Mirror Systems of Sheboygan, Wis., an auto supplier, has a side mirror that flashes a chevron-shaped line of diodes when a turn signal is activated; they have appeared as original equipment on premium Ford trucks and sport utility vehicles, including the Excursion.
Ms. Childs suggests that by using mirrors and flashes, Degas seemed to say that "what we view here are not just individuals" but "the consciousness of viewing itself".
But moviegoers no longer want to be fobbed off with a piece of torn-out cardboard and plastic, which begs to be bent and scratched; they want to look like downhill skiers, their wraparound mirrored lenses flashing on the slopes.
How foolish you were – because it wasn't long, was it, before the incidents started happening: that weird doll made of twigs found in the morning by the smouldering campfire; the screeching sound whenever you looked in the mirror at night, flashes of peripheral movement behind you; the disappearances of all your friends, one by one by one, you shouting, "HELLO?
But in Dr. Large's study, mirror neuron regions flashed even in nonmusicians.
"Flash mirror," said Wayne Kelly, the owner of three Pearle Vision stores, including the one in Manhasset.
But with flash mirror, the wearer's eyes are visible through the glasses.
Do you hear about her in Ireland?" Her lips opened and closed in the rearview mirror, her teeth flashing, the tip of her tongue there for a moment.
