New York City Opera's annual tasting menu of new works takes on a synthetic character this year, with four pieces in the lineup featuring electronic scores.
A rich menu of flexible work arrangements is central to women's progress.
Though the stories vary enormously in quality, they provide the reader unfamiliar with these writers with a tasting menu of their work, and longtime fans with some new morsels of fiction to debate.
Helgi Tomasson, the company's artistic director since 1985, has added a few sure things to the menu of new work -- two by Balanchine, the gorgeous "Divertimento No. 15" and "The Four Temperaments" -- and three of his own pieces, "Concerto Grosso," "The Fifth Season" and "On a Theme of Paganini".
The year he joined Severson bought a booth at a medical lab trade show and bragged to the doctors in attendance that Abaxis' machine could do a full menu of blood work right in their offices, for the cost of a typical Medicare reimbursement of $11. "Everyone loved it," he remembers.
A menu of mobility options works for some consumers, like Michelle Fox, a 27-year-old executive of a technology company in Washington.
My OB suggested that I resort to formula feeding, but my pediatrician and lactation consultant gave me a larger menu of options to work with including supplementing, medication to increase my supply and a rigorous feeding schedule.
Galen Zamarra, who was the man-child chef de cuisine at Bouley Bakery a few years ago, is cooking a flavorful menu of seasonal ingredients here, working a sort of sexy Greenmarket angle that works despite the fact that "sexy" and "Greenmarket" can so rarely appear in the same sentence.
"We were happy to be able to come up with a menu of affordable options that worked from everybody's point of view," said Jay Cross, president of Related Hudson Yards, the joint venture between Related and Goldman Sachs, that is developing the site.
And there are many, many reasons to pursue meaningful steps to expand the world's menu of energy choices that work for the long haul, which is why I agree with our editorial board, McKibben and, particularly, the energy analyst Philip K. Verleger, Jr. that the Keystone pipeline is not in the national interest.
