Meg raised her arms and began to run quite gracefully about the stage, Dot began to bend at the waist and straighten up with regularity, as though she were keening, Sue began to wave her arms about in the air, pivot, and droop from side to side, and the barefoot boy began to sway quietly in place.
No one will ever know when someone first raised arms into the air, pivoted and took a few light steps this way and that -- and danced.
In this way, it shares a sensibility with the charming "Please Like Me," an Australian series, now airing on Pivot, which people also initially called "the gay 'Girls.' " Both shows feature diffident heroes, young men who regard retro gay culture with a sense of bemused incredulity, like Christopher Isherwood with a Webcam.
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Debris flew into the air, the beams pivoted and then snapped.
Known by the acronym MOSE — the Italian name for Moses, who mythically parted the Red Sea — it's an intricate engineering feat: whenever the tide rises, metal barriers that lie in concrete bunkers on the sea floor are lifted by compressed air pressure and pivoted into place on hinges.
That night, Amr Adeeb, a prominent Egyptian talk show host, praised the government for its reaction on air, and then pivoted to use the incident to highlight Egypt's strong relationship with Russia.
Pivot will air documentaries on youth-oriented topics, along with a nightly live interactive news show called "TakePart Live".
Neglecting friction at the pivot and air resistance, the sum of the kinetic and potential energies of the pendulum, or its mechanical energy, is constant.
"Apostrophes" had gone off the air in 1989, but Pivot's next series, "Bouillon de Culture," brought the feature back; on the show's final broadcast, in 2001, Pivot and Lipton submitted to questioning themselves, for the first time, in tandem.
The film, which opens in a few cities later this month and which will subsequently air on Univision and Pivot, may be more helpful than Pawel's account in assessing the lion-in-winter phase of Chavez's career, in part because it shows the imagery involved: friends and followers clustered around Chavez's modest twin bed; Chavez himself hunched in the front row at Mass, barely participating.
