Fathom Another brand-new spot in Fishtown, directly across the street from Johnny Brenda's and Frankford Hall, Fathom comes on like a restaurant but feels decidedly barlike, its seating dominated by a large curving countertop.
On the East End, where environmental issues dominated, results were decidedly mixed.
The Democratic House is a decidedly liberal body, its leadership dominated by members from the coasts and the industrial Midwest, and Obama has very little to worry about when it comes to getting legislation through.
Particularly interesting are Ken Heyman's images from the 1960s of collectors in their homes, like that of Robert and Ethel Scull and their children; the otherwise staid family scene, with plastic slipcovers on the French-style chairs, and a maid serving food on a silver tray, is dominated by a decidedly unstaid, very large painting by James Rosenquist.
Though dystopian science fiction has dominated the contemporary field for years, "The Martian" is decidedly optimistic, with a self-reliant Mr. Can Do kind of hero whose command of science comes in handy when things get rough.
But Sher has also shown a flair for bittersweet tales on romance inflected with serious social themes — decidedly grown-up fare that is increasingly scarce in a Broadway dominated by broad comedies and jukebox shows.
But even with its four surviving North American brands, many visitors to the show will be wondering where GM's new sheet-metal is.Compared with past years, when GM previews dominated the Detroit show's press days, the pickings were decidedly slim this time: a low-volume small car, a compact Buick and a single concept vehicle.
With sales of about 12,000 fans a year, Modern Fan is a boutique manufacturer in a business dominated by companies like Casablanca, whose products are vaguely Victorian and decidedly inexpensive.
While the voices of the establishment American Jewish organizations have often dominated policy discussions on Middle East issues, below the surface, polls have shown that majorities of American Jews were decidedly pro-peace and uncomfortable with hard-line Israeli practices.
Unlike some recent books on the subject, this one adopts a decidedly historical perspective and situates the ideas behind WikiLeaks in the heady debates about computing, privacy and civil liberties that have dominated many an online conversation in the last three decades.
