The early arrivals commingled on the sidewalks or grabbed eggs at Glen's Dinette.
New York is famously a city of contrasts: old frame houses butt up against new construction, ethnicities commingle on the subway, the moneyed live in view of the poor.
Yet Indian society is also rapidly changing, with a new generation more likely to mix with people from different backgrounds as young people commingle on college campuses or in the workplace.
More recently, Kim has presented a series of paintings that at first appear to be entirely abstract: greens and russets and browns swirl and commingle on the canvases; they look like psychedelic Rothkos, or studies for murkier versions of Sam Gilliam's curtain-like drape paintings.
Euphorically succumbing to nitrogen narcosis, I was drawn to the sharks, dopily fixated on the commingling of species, wondering why we couldn't all just get along, until my dive master dragged me to safety.
What emerges is a poignant commentary on the uneasy commingling of love and fame.
(David DeWitt) 'The Swell Season' (No rating, 1 31) This shimmering black-and-white documentary accompanies the Irish-Czech duo Glen Hansard and Marketa Irglova on the concert tour that followed their Academy Award for "Falling Slowly," from the 2007 film musical "Once," and it offers a poignant commentary on the uneasy commingling of love and fame.
A laissez-faire approach to décor results in an interior partly lined with bookcases holding a commingling of T-shirts, cookbooks and menus; on the other side of the room is stage space.
In December, a jury found Mr. Bruno, once one of the most powerful officials in state government, guilty on two counts of honest services fraud in a case that cast a harsh light on the former senator's commingling of business and politics.
Gentrification and the "Broken Windows" theory of crime prevention The commingling of the affluent and those living on the margins of the underground economy in gentrifying neighborhoods is explosive.
