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James Brennan, director of Havering Care Homes, is passionate about the benefit that the cash will give to the four homes, which have already collaborated to organise themed days at Emerson Court, such as a "day out to Southend" in June and a "holiday in Italy" recreated with the help of music and food in the garden.

Detroit techno heavyweight Carl Craig today shared his new album, Versus, in which music from his catalog is recreated with the help of an orchestra.

Detroit techno heavyweight Carl Craig has announced a new album, Versus, in which music from his catalog will be recreated with the help of an orchestra.

The digitized fragments of the hand-colored print were reassembled and restored, with missing frames recreated with the help of a black-and-white print in the possession of the Méliès family, and time-converted to run at an authentic silent-film speed, 14 frames per second.

At the same time, I've also seen the other side of it, survivors able to bring knowledge from their ordeal, recreate themselves with the help of others and with the help of love around them.

The City of Los Angeles has given the green light to an epic project, hoping to recreate itself with the help of a timeless star who has been in a state of semi-retirement, neglect and outright abuse for decades.

Rabbit stifado I have recreated this dish with the help of Flavours Of Greece, by Rosemary Barron (Grub Street), and Greek Food, by Rena Salaman (Harper Collins).

Last night I went down to participate in A Western, a charming show which sees British duo Action Hero try and recreate a western with the help of the audience.

We asked alumni to submit a photo of a favorite Duke memory to the #MyDukeMoment Photo Contest, and we selected four winners to recreate those memories with the help of Duke Photo.

Haunted by the violent death of a black woman with Tourette's syndrome 20 years earlier, an English schoolteacher recreates the harrowing event with the help of newspaper clippings, police reports and personal letters, and forces her racist neighbors to confront their role in the murder.

While the actors Brendan Mackey (as Mr. Simpson and Nicholas Aaronn (as Mr. Yates) recreate the climb on camera (with the help of climbing doubles), clambering through locations that range from the actual Peruvian mountain to Mount Blanc in the Alps, the genuine Mr. Simpson and Mr. Yates narrate their adventures from an unidentified cozy, warm place just off screen.