So it seems as suitable a moment as any to gripe about the profiling instincts of television programmers who in recent years have given us a tight, binary vision of what it means to be black in America in the new millennium.
Mr. Schwartz holds tight to his vision of a "multiplex" for theaters to anchor the area.
Opinion polls in Germany, the EU's biggest country, consistently show that its voters would have spurned the euro.All these votes and opinion polls suggest that European voters are far from convinced, to put it mildly, by Mr Delors's pan-European vision of a tighter political union.
Each is the blurred, scrapped-down vision of a man holding tight to a rope which swings free from what?
"They may have too tight a team and maybe too mechanical a vision of how to get him elected president," Mr. Greenberg said.
Mr. Holland, one of the best bassists playing jazz, keeps honing his vision of small-group music, with tight, light, clipped arrangements; his new CD, "Prime Directive" (ECM), includes the tenor saxophonist Chris Potter, the vibraphonist Steve Nelson and the trombonist Robin Eubanks.
The Aquilons, personifications of the wind, are a vision of flowing veils and gleaming silver tights.
"I have this slightly horrifying vision of myself, 80 years old, wearing a tight-fitting tube-tank covered in glitter," Mr. Albo wrote in an earlier e-mail message.
Afterwards, New York Mayor Michael Bloomberg, who is an advocate for tighter gun control laws, said the NRA's response was "a paranoid, dystopian vision of a more dangerous and violent America where everyone is armed and no place is safe".
It was about potential upside, and also about his vision of what a man's work should be: a tight group of friends pushing themselves to make one another rich..
