The ingredients come from local sources whenever possible, and every fruit puréed or egg cracked to make one of the 18 daily flavors meets its fate on the 800-square-foot premises.
The Necessary Stage's 672-square metre (7,467 square feet) premises at the basement of the community building was about three times the size of its old premises at Cairnhill Arts Centre, which did not have a proper theatre space for productions.
Those that do can receive as much as $5 per square foot of their premises for every month they have been affected.
Relatedly, some theorists have wanted to resist Hume's Law, arguing that one can in fact validly draw normative or moral conclusions from purely descriptive premises (Foot 1958 9; Searle 1964).
The Cleveland Clinic, a hospital known for its "innovative technology" in the field of medicine, has one of the world's busiest McDonalds, per square foot, on its premises.
6AM quickly crept up on us and we started to put our blockade together: sofas, wood palettes, rubbish, planks of wood, a Hula hoop, a walking stick; they chucked everything they had into the barricade in an attempt to ensure the law wouldn't set foot on the premises.
Survival instinct With the floodwater having risen to five feet inside their premises, the Chippendales lost all of their stock, worth some £40,000, and there was extensive damage to the shop's interior.
In an unprecedented move, the Court even "suggested" that Massachusetts could consider an ordinance such as that adopted in New York City, that not only prohibits obstructing access to a clinic, but criminalizes following and harassing "another person within 15 feet of the premises of a reproductive facility".
Saudi leaders initially maintained Khashoggi had left the premises on foot shortly after retrieving the marriage document but didn't provide surveillance footage to back up the story.
They have planned what should be two more eloquent evenings, bringing together three or four choreographers around an open-ended premise: "A Foot Is to Kick With" (Ms. Szymaszek) and "Envisioning the Future Can Be Dangerous" (Ms. Hou).
The company is gearing up to vacate the premises, 770,000 square feet of office space built by the Wallaces in 1939.
