Ironically, amid all the orchestral and choral grandeur, some of the more effective performances are the most spartan, particularly a compelling version of "Suitcase" carried by little more than a bassline.
As Ms. Diller puts it, the suitcase is the "highly edited version of one's home or travels".
However, I have an even more on-the-go friend who owns the black version of my suitcase who has told me she's noticed that her bag still picks up noticeable dust, perhaps somewhat annoyingly so.
It is so compact that an experimental version was delivered in a suitcase to Ohmsett, America's testing facility for oil-spill response equipment in New Jersey.
In the age of versioning and infinite reproducibility, what might an internet version be like, or a suitcase filled with gifs on tiny screens.
19 Previous field tests for pharmaceuticals 20, 21 have used small-scale versions of such reactions conducted using suitcase laboratories or conventional laboratory facilities, but the equipment, chemicals, and skilled technicians needed to carry them out are often not available in low-resource settings.
Think of a more extreme version of being asked to empty your suitcase at customs, then imagine that uncomfortable feeling whenever you see a police officer, whether you are walking along the street or driving your car.
Suitcase is currently available for only the Macintosh, but a Windows version is being developed.
Filson bags are piled in a mound in the corner ($345 for a washed duffel, $288 for an unwashed, less distressed version), as well as a large, silver hard-shelled suitcase ($595) from Rimowa.
In one version of the story, he presented bin Laden with a suitcase full of cash; in another, he worked his way around the table, soliciting other guests to donate.
