It would be easy for the major institutions to look at the hotbed of activity in the smaller halls and alternative spaces and conclude that contemporary music is being attended to quite well.
But even at this hotbed, backers could point to only 45 inmates who answered the call for a strike by staying in their cells rather than reporting to their job assignments -- though backers later claimed credit for a reported walkout by nine correction officers there.
Now, she spends her time lecturing, writing and holding taste tests of her heirlooms, which cause a small stampede at foodie hotbeds like the Rhinebeck Farmer's Market and the Union Square Green Market in Manhattan.
Now, she spends her time lecturing, writing and holding taste tests of her heirlooms, which cause a small stampede at foodie hotbeds like the Rhinebeck Farmer's Market and the Union Square Greenmarket in Manhattan.
– Glenn Collins New York: A look at the booming hotbed of Sichuan restaurants in Midtown Manhattan.
This figurative tendency soon yields to experimental multimedia pieces, such as an oneiric commercial for bicycles by the group Jikken Kobo, and Fluxus scores produced at the Sogetsu Art Center, a hotbed of activity that inspired the young Yoko Ono, among other artists.
Hotbed is considered an essential part of postpartum recovery, and all informants strictly observed a hotbed period of at least 14 days.
"The popular international competition that our children will be watching has become a hotbed of sodomy at the initiation of the European liberals," read the Russian petition.
"The popular international competition that our children will be watching has become a hotbed of sodomy at the initiation of the European liberals.
Just look at what's happened in Britain, never known for being a hotbed of antitax ferment (at least not since the days of Margaret Thatcher, nearly 20 years ago).
