Before long she was picturing this episode as a short film, "Girl in Attic" — except, of course, she wasn't the pathetic teen-ager sucker-punched by her own mother; she was the camera-wielder, preserving events for the record.
Can the Webcam actually make every live performance a widely shared, even permanently preserved, event?
"There is such pressure to remain true to the facts, and it seems so important somehow, so vital to preserve events and people as they really were," Harvey writes.
Just as important, some residents said, is whether the downtown's new owner will preserve events that have become traditions, like sidewalk sales and the fake leaves and snow that fall on Market Street (blown from machines attached to the street lamps) in October and December.
Here's to hoping that as the Giro evolves, organizers match the French Tennis Federation in preserving the event's unique personality.
Here we propose a novel, analytically derived, approximate lower bound to the number of switching-steps required by the switching-algorithm to generate randomized versions of a BEM, preserving genomic event distributions both across samples and genes.
A perfect digital memory would probably be a pain, preserving unhappy events as well as cherished ones.
Cumulatively, the photographs in the show form a powerful record of their time, preserving historical events or intimate moments like Joe DiMaggio kissing Marilyn Monroe before their marriage ceremony in 1954, or trivial scenes like the anguish expressed by a teenager when Elvis Presley's character dies in his first movie, "Love Me Tender" (1956).
One of my protests against mortality is the possibility of preserving these events".
Where Land Meets Sea was 3D-scanned with the help of ScanLAB Projects, a creative studio dedicated to digitally preserving temporary events and spaces.
He presided over a famous production at La Scala in 1991, and his enthusiasm for the score registers strongly on the CD and DVD that preserve the event.
