Both methods have produced sublime results, whether it's his flash-fry films – like Chungking Express, his international breakthrough film, shot during the three-month hiatus on his 1994 martial arts spectacular Ashes of Time – or more simmered-to-perfection works like the great love story In The Mood For Love, which took 15 months to shoot.
Does Amazon demand not just professionalism, but near-perfection; work its people excessively long hours; convene conference calls on holidays; rank and yank like the discredited tactics of Jack Welch; have a real basis for 40-somethings worrying they will be replaced by 30-somethings, who are in turn fearful they will be replaced by 20-somethings; and foster ulcer-inducing stress?
CHELSEA ART MUSEUM 556 W. 22nd St. (212-255-0719) — The artints in "Dangerous Beauty" contemplate modern societal obsessions — beauty, youth, thinness, unattainable perfection — through works in a variety of media.
This take on the comfort food -- stuffed with bacon, Gruyère cheese and dandelion greens and pan-fried to ooey-gooey perfection -- works well any time of the day.
This savory take on the comfort food -- stuffed with bacon, Gruyère cheese and dandelion greens and pan-fried to ooey-gooey perfection -- works well served any time of the day.
3) Stop Trying to be Perfect – Perfection demands never work – whether they're focused outward or inward.
"You can say that your goal in life was not the perfection of work alone, but the perfection of a life".
Some men's porn-like addiction for perfection and submission works against boomer women, but it doesn't work for most younger women either.
The works' perfection registers poetically, by an easy Platonic leap from their candid physical imperfections.
Laufer focused initially on the formal perfection of these works, arms and tools, then explained how they had travelled from animals to humans (citing tortoises as a model for armour), through time and across Asia.
