The spot is a diaphanous space with hush-voiced staffers, exotic fruit juice bar, massages, reflexology, quiet rooms and, incongruously in the corner, a video outpost of HuffPost Live.
Recently, I dined in the company's newest outpost in Tysons Corner, Virginia.
At ease with transitions, Mr. Landry looks right at home in the ornate conference room tucked behind the sanctuary of First Church of Christ, Scientist, a landmark that is no longer defunct now that Crenshaw, an upbeat ministry with an upscale spiritual message, has committed $14 million to buy an East Coast outpost on the prominent corner of 96th Street and Central Park West.
The first UK outpost is around the corner from the BBC's Broadcasting House in central London.
Boarded-up storefronts were replaced by open-air cafes and shiny boutiques; today that Brownes is a Sunglass Hut (though a smaller outpost has opened around the corner).
Ms. Carpenter-Palumbo, sitting in a borrowed corner office in the agency's Midtown outpost (headquarters are in Albany), has a ready answer.
From the mines of Newman -- an outpost of 3,000 in a corner of the outback -- to theforests of Myanmar, the former Burma, China's rapid growth is sucking up resources and pulling the region's varied economies in its wake.
Satisfied if not bowled over by that experience, we tried La Cupertina, our other Tucuman outpost, in a far-flung corner of the middle-to-lower-class residential section of Old Palermo.
No silver was discovered, however, and for the next two hundred years, Buenos Aires was to languish as an outpost of empire in a forgotten corner of the Americas.
"I'm just showing the flag," Hughes said the other night at a black-tie party for "Antipodean Currents," an exhibition of artists from his homeland, Australia, at the downtown outpost of the Guggenheim Museum, on the corner of Broadway and Prince.
