With the largest wildfire in state history still in residents' rearview mirrors, this double whammy is about as bad as it gets.
Obama's Record in the Rearview Since this is Obama's last State of the Union, any appeal he makes to congressional lawmakers for them to support potential legislation is likely to be a waste of time.
With the summer months a distant speck in the rearview mirror, this is one of the last weekends of the year for us all to run around like costumed madmen before the winter winds ruin everything.
Yet in the rearview mirror, this show's problems become even more apparent: The finale was a mishmash of things that often didn't work; the murder mystery didn't hang together in a meaningful way; and of course, it's hard to think about "True Detective" without pondering the lazy, bro-flavored sexism that pervaded the whole thing.
Whether you are anticipating the return of a beloved, or feeling the ache of uncertainty about whether she will ever arrive, whether you are lying in bed watching the rain, running in the early morning light, or staring at a sunset in the rearview mirror, this song is a perfect accompaniment to that poignant feeling of desire that takes so many forms.
But commonplaces are usually distortions created by looking in a rearview mirror, and this one is no exception.
"At a certain point," he remarked, "you have to say, with respect, 'Let's take the rearview mirrors off this bus.' " At the September, 2007, hearings on Iraq's progress, Petraeus's questioners included Senator Barack Obama, who noted that under the hearing's rules he had only "seven minutes," which he found "a little frustrating," because the war was "extraordinarily complex".
Mr. Leon Talley links this rearview focus to a moment at his high school senior prom, when the homecoming queen asked him, between dances, to powder her bared back, thus giving him a first frisson of the spine as an erotic zone.
He's cool to watch through the rearview mirror of this purring and potent hot-guymobile I'm at the wheel of, this manifestation of my wished-for middle-age libido, though I feel it as a clear affront that I can't lose him.
But a more compact kind of projection device, small enough to fit inside a rearview mirror, could see this kind of display more widely deployed.
