Her disk of the G-Major Sonata stands out, as does her grand, dark-toned traversal of the C-Minor Sonata.
These diversions happen most often when we are enjoying the trip and Yvonne would rather be up and about than mum on her disk in the trunk.
We missed the first flip, but in doing so managed to damage Matilda's backside — and before she could turn around and slap us for it, or hit us with her disk, we had the chance to flip her.
A radiologist trained in the technique explained that he would be applying increasing amounts of pressure to her disks, and that Trisha should try to discern whether the pain she felt during the procedure was "familiar," or "different" from her current symptoms.
Microsoft will probably rejigger its strategy shortly to concede to the mass of gamers who are outraged or it can ignore the complaints and just go for a more mature, less-price-sensitive gamer who doesn't take his or her disks to a friend's house to play.
She also developed her own practice in new media art and design through her studio, disk cactus, which created work for companies such as Google, General Electric, and the California Academy of Science.
Ms. Leidholt cited the case of "the unfortunate Elmhurst woman who in 1998 was fined $5,000 by an irate Supreme Court justice for filing a personal injury suit against her husband for beating her with a broom" when she was unable to prove conclusively that the beating was the cause of her herniated disk.
In the control room of Studio C at the Tiki Recording Studio in Glen Cove, Dr.Steinberg is helping Fred Guarino, an engineer, mix Mrs. Steinberg's jazzy rendition of Frere Jacques for her fourth disk, "crib notes," a cluster of lullabies, folk tunes, songs of the masters and 20th-century compositions compiled for her first grandson, Jack Maer.
Her new disk, "Matriarch of the Blues" (Private Music), is a rousing album full of Etta-fied versions of classic rock songs from the sixties (Creedence Clearwater Revival's "Born on the Bayou") and seventies (Bob Dylan's "Gotta Serve Somebody," the Rolling Stones' "Miss You").
The story of the Sleeping Beauty is haunting — one can also mention that Philipp von Boeselager participated in the 1944 plot to kill Hitler — but it is Faust's unmannered, focussed artistry that commands attention, and makes her new disk the most notable solo Bach recording to appear since Gidon Kremer's 2005 account of the Sonatas and Partitas for ECM.
The French First Lady is herself a singer-songwriter (on her 2008 disk "Comme Si de Rien N'etait," she covers "You Belong to Me," in English, which Dylan also covered for the soundtrack of Oliver Stone's "Natural Born Killers"); one artist salutes another.
