The League wants to get away from one of the more recent ways of obtaining new finance, by clubs scouring the globe for a foreign buyer, preferably one who would pledge to inject huge amounts of their own cash every year.
Darkly colored slabs of textured metal could be remnants of an ancient culture or just Rust Belt castoffs, signs of more recent obsolescence; either way, they are aluminum foil colored with ink and pastel and incised with a ballpoint pen.
One of Vargas Llosa's more recent novels, The Way to Paradise (El paraíso en la otra esquina), is set largely in France and Tahiti.
Granderson starred in Detroit, and it's way more recent, so the fans have more of a bond with him.
Still more recent, though is the way new year messages across the world are increasingly treated as a pretext for international initiatives and grandstanding.
All have thought seriously about the form of their work, and the three film-makers combine images from the past with more recent footage as a way of playing with conventional narrative and visual structures.
But the 24-year-old producer and singer-songwriter adheres to a more recent tradition in the way he strikes a balance between classicism and modernism – the backdrop to his soulful meanderings is consistently electronic, spacey and spacious, the sort of sounds you'd hear on a record by James Blake, not James Brown.
Of the more recent ones, "California Stars" and "Way Over Yonder in the Minor Key" on the Mermaid Avenue recordings with Wilco and Billy Bragg, and the punk-rock "Shipping Up to Boston" with Dropkick Murphys, are also two favorites of recent recordings from the archives.
Names like Caesar Augustus and Julius Caesar used to be popular, but somewhere along the way the ancient historical figures gave way to more recent warmongers and strongmen, and people began naming their kids Hitler, Lenin, Fidel, and Stalin.
But you can almost feel the way that carving leather pictures has healed Mr. Rembert, in such a way that more recent works are celebrations of pattern and color — and blackness liberated.
