Word: bloomed
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...addressing climate change is a global responsibility. “Boston is not particularly special,” he said. “We used models which could be used in other cities, where the impacts could be worse.” —Staff write Noah S. Bloom can be reached at nsbloom@fas.harvard.edu...
...life in genetics, which I’ve loved, from the genetic code to the human genome. But I won’t retire from those grandchildren, and I suspect that many of you feel exactly the same way.”—Staff writer Noah S. Bloom can be reached at nsbloom@fas.harvard.edu...
...James Joyce's Ulysses. The "Ulysses" chapter takes place near the end of Fun Home, when Bechdel must read it for course credit. At the same time she comes out to her parents, though her father says nothing about it or his own truth. "Like Stephen and Bloom at the National Library, our paths crossed but did not meet," she writes. Her mother reveals the truth a few weeks later, to her daughter's utter surprise. "I'd been upstaged," she writes, "demoted from protagonist in my own drama to comic relief in my parents tragedy." It's a typically...
...much time you spend in an airplane seat. An earlier study of more than 135 million passengers found that those who traveled more than 3,100 miles in one trip were 150 times as likely to develop clots. That can happen on the ground too. David Bloom, an NBC war correspondent, died in 2003 after developing DVT while reporting in Iraq. It was believed to have been caused by dehydration (which thickens the blood) and the cramped condition of the armored vehicle he traveled...
...Granted, the best thing about a multipart, multi-author film is usually the credits. The various segments don't hang together; often they hang separately. But with its grand theme, Paris, Je t'aime establishes a tone - of love, in bloom or suspended animation - that for the most part is sustained from one segment to the next. This is a dégustation du chef to savor, a tasting menu of cogent attitudes and poignant images...