In the pilot episode, the father gets killed in a car accident and his relatives must mourn and reconstruct him all at once.
In November, I called him, and he told me that the night before he had had an unusual dream: he saw himself as he had been after Janis reconstructed him, the smooth, featureless skin in place of a face; the experience was nostalgic, as if he had peered into childhood, or into a past that he had long ago left behind.
"If he is cleared, let him reconstruct himself after the injustice that has been done to him".
Dr. Prendini uses the images to make comparisons among scorpion species, which helps him reconstruct their evolutionary history.
Reconstructed scenes show him glaring at his reflection in the mirror as he recalls losing to Roger Federer at Wimbledon, and winning the Olympic gold.
The album, at that point, was mostly in the can, having been recorded in fits and starts, as Mr. Dando traveled the world to find friends and producers who would help him reconstruct his confidence.
As in previous books, Mr. García Márquez depended on an army of relatives, friends and in some cases journalists contracted for the occasion to help gather the details and factoids to help him reconstruct events.
Another aspirant, who had changed into sweats and was looking forward to maybe performing some hocks-saltos and penny rolls with her, was advised that his surgically reconstructed shoulders rendered him unfit for the trapeze.
ALSO AROUND TOWN ANOTHER MILESTONE -- Celebrating the anniversary of Jackie Robinson's birth (Jan . 31 , 1919and his career in baseball and human rights, the Parks Department is dedicating a newly reconstructed playground to him; 11 a.m. tomorrow; 149th Street and Bradhurst Avenue, Manhattan; free; (212) 408-0212.
Ms. Verdon was with Fosse in 1987 when he died of a heart attack at age 60 on a Washington sidewalk, minutes after the opening of the revival of "Sweet Charity," which she had helped him reconstruct.
