"Time for Reflection and Dissection in Yankees' World" (Oct . 12 reminded this Southern California resident of the recent reflections after the losses by the Los Angeles Lakers in the playoffs and championship series.
Recent reflection measurements on gold gratings not only confirmed this but also resulted in a reliable calibration.
Willie Nelson's recent reflection on death is blunt too, though in keeping with his persona.
I'll end with yet another reprise of Carl Safina's recent reflection on CNN.com, which I cited in my posts on resilience: [U]npreparedness requires, one might say, quite a lot of preparation.
As he wrote in a recent reflection on her spirituality in Commonweal, "How Dorothy Day managed to keep her psychological wholeness over the years in the disorder, disease, mental confusion and violence that mark Catholic Worker houses was a practical miracle to me".
If recent reflection on the issue is any guide, the most pressing problem to address is this: Given that state-authorized coercion needs to be justified, and that the justification of state coercion requires the consent of the people, what role may religious reasons play in justifying state coercion?
The most recent "Reflection," as Fidel Castro's columns are called, appeared in October 2014.
As he approached the entrance to the theater, he looked at me with a sort of familiarity from the earlier taping (though doubtful in recent reflection).
I have never bowed to the Thrown of M, but upon some recent reflection, I discovered that my love for the Material Girl was a deep and profound one and that during the epic "this is your life" montage that runs through my mind constantly, she is the soundtrack.
Acumen Chief Innovation Officer Sasha Ditcher, in his recent reflection on Acumen's 15th anniversary and his ten years there, brilliantly noted: "If there's one thing I've learned in this time, it's that the only way to become the kinds of people who show up, who hammer away, and who do the work is by showing up, hammering away, and doing the work".
