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So out came velvet puffball skirts, satin knickers and wool trousers ballooning, harem-style, around the ankles.
Students from Stanford's Experimental Robotics course put their programming chops to work by teaching robots to play golf, tennis and soccer goalie; line up dominoes; and swat balloons in the style of King Kong swatting at airplanes.
But other skits show their age, even though that age is measured in months: a song about the new black family moving in on Pennsylvania Avenue; a number about the boy who was thought to have floated away in a homemade balloon; a Supremes-style song about the newest Supreme Court justice.
Cut a balloon in half (hamburger style) and put the rounded, enclosed end of the balloon on one side of the pipe.
Lidberg, also straightforward, includes falling snow in his "Snow," along with blank masks, a toy boat, a balloon, and a Bunraku-style puppet.
Each recipe is laid out in a kind of stop-motion photography style, with balloons of text, and each is presented as part of a complete menu.
While listening to a test-pressing of "Orphic Bend," N. notices a comic-strip-style word balloon rising from the record grooves.
Using cutouts from 19th-century illustrated books and periodicals, as well as line drawings and hand-drawn dialogue balloons, he concocted a style in which the surrealism of J. J. Grandville and Max Ernst was inflected with a tough Queens accent.
Parade-style balloons, vintage cars, strolling carolers, and, of course, Santa Claus attracted hundreds of onlookers Thursday outside City Hall for the official ceremony.
