Since SPAT officially began two years ago, 250 Southold property owners have enrolled, each annually growing at least 2,000 oysters, the mainstay of the program.
Inclusion is a mainstay of the program, and that was made clear to me by my supervisor--a VISTA alumna--when she offered me the VISTA role at NeighborWorks Western Pennsylvania.
Basic became a mainstay of the programming landscape.
The evening's host is Banning Eyre, the author of "In Griot Time: An American Guitarist in Mali" (Temple University Press, 2000) and a mainstay of the public-radio program Afropop Worldwide (www.afropop.org).
"If you turn off the testing, you have eliminated the mainstay of your program," said Dr. Gary I. Wadler, a member of the World Anti-Doping Agency.
Norman Goluskin, a mainstay of the New York Road Runners' youth program, recalls escorting Waitz to a city school, and how the children wanted to know about her life.
Benjamin M. Trapnell, an associate professor and a mainstay of the unmanned aircraft systems program here, one of only three nationwide to offer a bachelor's in the field, said the trick was not just in learning to fly such vehicles, but also in designing them, including the cameras or other sensors they could carry, and the ground stations from which they can be controlled.
This proved so successful that jazz bands became a mainstay of the Chicago Theatre's programming through the 1920s and into the 1930s.
On television, the parallels between the weekly series that became the mainstay of prime-time programming and the Hollywood series films of an earlier day had long been clear.
Peter Gelb, who has made Dessay a mainstay of his program, with one guaranteed run a year, says, "She is the kind of performer that can bridge the gap between this old art form and a modern public".
Bob Townley, a mainstay of the old pier who will run programming on the new one, noted that it will serve far more people than its forebear did.
