It's not rush hour, but the Sunday morning spillover of the Saturday night party at Club Shelter on West 39th Street, where devoted dancers, usually middle-aged veterans of the house music scene, show up with their gym bags and dancing shoes at the crack of dawn, well-rested and ready to dance until noon.
Dawn Wells Nadeau, 30, an executive event planner in Manhattan, has had seven jobs since she graduated from Wellesley College in 1995.
Dawn Wells Mary Ann Summers, Gilligann's Island,' 1964-67 Mary Ann was the embodiment of sunny good cheer while stranded on an island with six other castaways, but Dawn Wells, who played her, gets a bit testy at the idea that an actor might feel burdened because people can't forget one particular TV role.
The two groups he's accused of supporting are the February 17th Martyrs Brigade and Libya Dawn, well-armed pro-Islamist militias that revolted against Muammar Qaddafi in the 2011 uprising.
As October dawns (well, actually, we're more into mid-morning October, as it were -- see Program Note, below -- perhaps "as October gets underway," that's better) it's time again to take our monthly look back to see how President Obama is doing in the opinion polls.
But I think I've always been drawn to the idea of the miracle of convalescence: the weakness after pain, the sense of reprieve, the dawning well-being — and yet inside a frame that still exempts the patient from having to be responsible and capable.
Under international human-rights law the Greek authorities would be within their rights to ban Golden Dawn as well.
From dawn until well after dusk, this central square buzzes with snake charmers, tooth pullers, magicians, henna artists and storytellers.
The only constant is the pressure of a schedule that can extend from dawn to well beyond nightfall.
Perhaps the clearest indicator of this shift away from lunch is the proliferation of breakfast and brunch menus, with more restaurants seeking to feed punters from dawn to, well, dawn.
