Word: felted
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...enjoyed reading Robert Redford's tribute to Paul Newman but was disappointed that Redford felt the need to interject so much about himself [Oct. 13]. He should have kept the focus entirely on his exceptional and talented friend. Mary Knaus LeCluyse, LEAWOOD, KANS...
...Guernsey says. That's true among large corporations too. "People are putting projects on the shelf because the uncertainty came in so fast," a FORTUNE 100 CEO tells TIME. "Everybody in the boardroom is questioning, You want to reinvest now?" And if businesses stop spending, the pain will be felt in industries from steel to construction to carpets...
...punter Jason Leo, a rugby-style punter, averaged 44.1 yards per punt and pinned the Crimson inside its own 20 six times, while Harvard also surrendered a punt return for a touchdown, missed a field goal, and had a potential game-winning field goal blocked. “It felt like we were going uphill all day,” Murphy said. “It’ll be a huge priority for us, no question. On paper, coming in, they’ve got a pretty big advantage in that area…We’re going...
Upon repeated listening to her second and final album, 1971’s “In My Own Time,” I felt at times as though Dalton’s voice were somehow not her own—as if it were instead the collected reincarnations of ancient, yellowed experiences, the culmination and distillation of a million cornmeal-flavored caterwauls that once blared out across an America long since passed away...
...beat generation that felt you had to be burning the candle both ends and dying of hunger to call yourself an artist,” Lacy J. Dalton said in an interview with The Guardian. “I’ve always called them canaries in the coalmine, because they were in some ways hypersensitive to what was going on in the world. They were expressing their feelings of powerlessness and they felt they should live, do drugs, drink, whatever to take the pain away.” Like Bessie Smith, when Dalton sang a song it seemed...