Michael Ronis, who helped conceive Carmine's, an Italian restaurant that lures masses of New Yorkers and out-of-towners to Times Square and the Upper West Side with gargantuan portions and moderate prices, died last Thursday in Greenwich, Conn.
It is arguably the biggest shopping day of the year, a day when retailers open their doors early, luring masses of shoppers with the promises of once in a lifetime savings on a myriad of goods.
Starting with a blank slate in 1990, VideoLogic founder Anthony Maclaren assigned a team of engineers to find a way to deliver high- quality graphics at prices that would lure mass markets.
Asheville is a lovely town in North Carolina where hipsters meet farmers, artists meet artisans, street food meets street people, and where adventurous restaurants lure masses of hungry tourists.
"Magnetic energies luring people".
Not everyone is thrilled by the prospect of luring the masses.
For now, he seems more concerned with luring the masses to Inhotim to see works like "Restore Now," a mammoth send-up of academic norms by the Swiss artist Thomas Hirschhorn, in which texts by French philosophers like Jacques Derrida and Gilles Deleuze (yes, the ones many people pretended to read in college) are interspersed with images of mutilated bodies.
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It's the RV that drives around Austin at night luring the drunken masses onboard to belt out Ace of Base songs.
Let's face it, the first national touring production of 2013's Tony-winning hit Pippin (Best Musical Revival), didn't need all that much to lure in the masses.
