Theatre companies in France in the early 16th century were playing a mixed fare of moralities, miracle plays, farces, and soties.
Mr. Rioult has choreographed several whole evenings to the work of one composer (Mozart, Bach, Ravel), but the Joyce season contains more mixed fare, with a new work, "Iphigenia," set to live music by Michael Torke, alongside "Prelude to Night" and "Bolero," both to Ravel, and "On Distant Shores," to a score by Aaron Jay Kernis.
Pigs and chickens, which eat a more mixed diet, fare better.
The mixed planting fared far worse at keeping resistance genes from spreading through the population, the researchers report in the March issue of Nature Biotechnology.
Both aggressive pairs and mixed pairs fared better.
Southern California's music scene has a tradition of punk, dance, new wave, ska and alt-rock, which is mixed with indie fare and a nod to acts that have graced the Hollywood Bow, such as Paul McCartney, Prince, or the Time.
The next year, Henson returned to television with The Jim Henson Hour, which mixed lighthearted Muppet fare with riskier material.
The King of Marvin Gardens, cowritten by Rafelson and Esquire magazine essayist Jackob Brackman and beautifully photographed by Laszlo Kovacs (also the cinematographer for Five Easy Pieces), was greeted with mixed reviews and fared poorly at the box office.
It's an intimation that probably didn't go down well with the whole of his mixed audience but fared better than his more general, race unspecific, comments about women "wanting everything", and working out who can get it for them rather than how they can get it themselves.
Opening to mixed reviews, Manhunter fared poorly at the box office at the time of its release, making only $8.6 million in the United States.
Post-Bridesmaids, Wiig has largely avoided big-budget fare, with mixed success.
