The program also features Jiri Kylian's "Petite Mort," in which the sexual euphemism of the title is taken to tedious extremes in the form of opened legs and arched backs.
Explanatory labels take the form of open books.
Sometimes this has taken the form of open calls for white racial solidarity against non-whites.
All but six states and the District of Columbia allow some form of open carry, said John Pierce, founder of OpenCarry.org.org
Most of the options represent some form of open or closed sandwich: a waffle covered with kielbasa and melted Cheddar; a crepe with smoked turkey and melted Swiss.
Baker cites Whole Foods Markets and Southwest Airlines as large, public companies that use a modified form of open-book finance to help keep their employees engaged.
A century ago, the British followed suit, copying the Nigerian iron money that took the form of open ringlets called manillas.
But writing novels is nevertheless a form of open listening to those imagined others, one that draws on memories, transmuted by both fantasies and fears.
Inspired by scholars' commentaries on the Talmud — conversations across generations — Bloom uses the objects to reflect on eclectic subjects in essays displayed in the form of open books.
Other electrodes, also in the form of open-mesh grids, may be included in the tube to perform various special functions.
