Her next solo — "Raas Lila," about the myth of the god Krishna and the cow girls (gopis) — featured the single most astounding moment of the program: a long, sculptural demi-plié (stance with parted knees bent) in which she continued to descend with exceptional slowness and control while holding the same upper-body position.
The most moving moment of the program came before the Franck, when Ms. Buechner, who performed over 20 concertos with Mr. Nygaard and the orchestra during the last 16 years, gave a lovely, undulant account of a Fauré barcarolle in his memory.
In one of the most striking moments of the program, a soldier is portrayed standing in front of a father with a baby held high in his hands and firing a bullet at the baby, killing it instantly.
So I'd like to devote the remaining moments of this program to what may prove to be the most controversial statement in the whole speech -- the reference to a "government by the people, for the people, and of the people".
At the moment the results of the program will only be stored per user and not applied to the general search index, so that sites buried ("I don't like") will not appear in future results for the user, where as sites voted up will stay up.
Last, and more specific for programs aimed at preventing child maltreatment, the moment of onset of the program, and thus the age of the child at the start of the program, has been discussed as an important moderator of a program's effectiveness.
After all, the defining moments of the Boise program happen at the Fiesta Bowl.
But the best moment – indeed, as the man himself had it, the most important moment in the history of the program – was Meldrum's catastrophic interview with a youthful Prince Charles, during which he repeatedly fluffed his lines, swore, put his hand on the Prince's knee while calling him "lovey" and referred to his mum ("You mean Her Majesty the Queen," came the unctuous reply).
For Bill Wilson, his December 1934 "flash" was not the most critical moment in the founding of the program; rather, it was his six-hour meeting with Bob Smith, a surgeon and a drunk, in Akron, Ohio, on Mother's Day in 1935.
In a curious moment, Kae Thompson, the host of the program, "Eye on New Jersey," asked the candidates whether the station has political influence in New Jersey.
But it's first worth considering for a moment the past success of the program.
