Innovation isn't just about putting one's mark on a style, though.
In the early Obama era, romantic notions about making one's mark on history tend to take the form of helping recast America's economy, and by extension the world's, in a way that will head off global catastrophe.
"Mark", says the mark, speaking of its maker as well as itself, sending up the narcissism of tagging as well as the futility of trying to leave one's mark upon London.
November's update moved the game from its extended beta into full release by introducing an endgame, but players are still forced to adventure outside of the confines of the game in search of YouTube videos to explain how to make one's mark.
Lit by sparklers and other unconventional lighting sources, the photographs preserve the timeless urge to make one's mark.
They've set up their cars "to allow ourselves the strategy to run hard but run in a way that's not overly aggressive" and risk a wreck, not unlike the one that's marked Hildebrand's career, Hildebrand said.
It's true: the most exciting element of Christmas used to be the "snow" beneath the tree, made of polystyrene packing material, which, I remember, thrillingly retained one's teeth marks when you bit in.
How nice: to have the emergence of one's self marked by a rocket exploding!
Rather, the need to have one's children mark the end of high school in this way reflects a breakdown in the priorities of parents who encourage and provide an extreme level of materialism that appears to be devoid of social and moral value.
Carrie is an inspiration, because she is proving that it is possible to combine talent, drive and a mission to create one's one mark within a highly competitive industry.
