The way its protagonist, May, crosses the stage from side to side, turns and recrosses it, identically and obsessively, recalls the rhythm with which the Wilis in the ballet's second act cross the stage, and May's sleepless brooding, her persona like Miss Havisham in Dickens's "Great Expectations" dwelling on a long-ago trauma, resembles the nocturnal rituals of the man-punishing Wilis.
The Pueblo III period was the time of the great cliff dwellings.
But unlike the Dakota, this second Wyoming is not a landmark, and a current facade renovation appears to be removing many of the elements that made it one of the great multiple dwellings in New York.
In contrast, at a peatland margin where post-fire hydrological conditions were moderated by larger-scale groundwater flow, flooding and rapid water table declines were infrequent and, subsequently, greater peatland-dwelling moss recolonization was observed.
Consider these epic places that fell among the cheapest half of Mercer's ranking of 209 cities: They're great picks for dwelling somewhere that'll shatter your expectations, but not your bank.
Once the habit catches on our dwellings, great and small, will fade from view.
In "Fool on the Hill" and "Sewer, Gas & Electric," Ruff was prodigal with his plots, his human extras, his animal delights (a mongrel and Manx in search of heaven, a mutant sewer-dwelling Great White).
Balcony gardens are great for urban dwellings.
Lisa Stansbie, co-founder of The Big Blue, agrees: "I think the notion of reconnecting with the 'wild' is a great antidote to city dwelling".
"Fortunately for her, she followed that up by doing a lot of great things and not dwelling on that mistake and not complaining about it and not feeling persecuted," said Geno Auriemma, the UConn coach and 2012 United States Olympic coach.
