Word: reconnections
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Dates: during 2000-2009
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...baby boomers like Blanke, thinking ahead to their golden years while also yearning to reconnect with their past, the desire to make up with good friends or family members they have feuded with may be stronger than ever. "The terrible events of 9/11 and all the feelings they have stirred up have made people want to reach out more to loved ones they've been apart from, especially since they don't know what may happen tomorrow," says Ellen Gussaroff, a New York City psychotherapist...
...signed by Feb. 28, the two sides would come together in a federation of two autonomous states with a weak central government and a single currency. Many Turkish Cypriots are unemployed and would be happy to abolish their self-declared state - which is only recognized by Turkey - and reconnect with the outside world. In response to the show of people power, Denktash started a new round of negotiations with the Greek Cypriot leader Glafcos Clerides in Nicosia. Denktash said the protesters damaged his bargaining position and that there was "not much chance" of reaching a deal on the island...
...wanting to kill things? Was the violence and the physicality of the shot—the roar, the recoil of the stock against the shoulder, the impact with the deer, and the deer’s falling to the ground—a way for the paraplegic hunters to reconnect, to tap into some sustaining life force? I was not sure how I felt about this trade...
...have done choir music and musical theater since I was in the first grade,” Tangen said. “[Recording the CD] was a way to reconnect with my old life and do something I have always wanted...
...beyond the music, Hosfield says he simply hopes his production will give audiences a valuable new take on their world. “I want them to reconnect with the history and the background of the show,” he states, “and realize that this situation still exists and the events still have bearing...