She was always an optimist, sometimes too much so.She also gathered up the scattered pages of Anne's diary on August 4th 1944, when the eight were arrested.
A few small touches connect "Concordia, Concordia" to Mr. Hirschhorn's earlier walk-in, agitprop-laced installations: a print of Géricault's "Raft of the Medusa," scattered pages from "Das Kapital" and flat-screen televisions playing video of news broadcasts about the disaster.
A few other small touches connect "Concordia, Concordia" to Mr. Hirschhorn's earlier, agitprop-laced installations: a print of Géricault's "Raft of the Medusa," scattered pages from "Das Kapital" and flat-screen televisions playing video of news broadcasts about the Concordia from Al Jazeera, CNN and CCTV.
As Franklin Roosevelt approached the stage at the 1936 Democratic Convention, the steel braces on his useless legs and the support of his son's arm allowing him, in great pain, to simulate walking, he was jostled, and he crashed to the ground, scattering the pages of his speech.
Expressions like "It'll be banging" and "A great fucking dish" are scattered through pages like Sichuan peppercorns.
Sometimes you forget a song lyric, your joke falls flat or you scatter the pages of your script all over the floor.
A pretty series with colorful, petal-like shapes scattered over pages from "A Midsummer Night's Dream" looks particularly like a good classroom exercise.
He writes to his friend & tells him to scatter the pages of his last letter in the wind when he's read them to give them a sporting chance.
He once tore up a rulebook and scattered the pages all over the field.
I'll leave the legality of Seeqpod for the courts to decide (the site doesn't actually host any music files – it finds them scattered on pages across the web and streams them into its media player).
