She sails to France (a trip on which Gus was originally supposed to join her), joined by her partner-in-performance and best friend, Dorothy Shaw Russelll), as the ostensible chaperone.
We need to empower federal employees as watchdogs of wrongdoing and partners in performance.
The concerto makes huge demands on the pianist's technical skills and stamina, and Mr. Lacombe's partner in this performance, his fellow Canadian Marc-André Hamelin, is one of the few who could hope to rival Mr. Ohlsson in those regards.
Was I going to go to my grave having not tried or was I going to take the risk?" As part of his day job advising companies on how to plan ahead – he is a partner in the performance development consultancy Lane4 founded by the former Olympic swimmer Adrian Moorhouse – he subsequently held a coaching workshop with a group of Honda car dealers during which the conversation drifted towards 2012.
I've got to hold my nerve, work hard and let things fall in to place". But Searle, who is a partner in a performance development consultancy that advises companies on forward planning, is not done with rowing.
Sébastien Marcovici provided the right velvety solemnity and decent partnering in his performance of the ballet's divertissement pas de deux.
SHARON P. ROBINSON Washington, May 8 , 2012The writer is president and chief executive of the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education, a partner in the Teacher Performance Assessment Consortium.
The book also includes interviews not just with Weaver, but also with her partner, in life and performance, Peggy Shaw, and groundbreaking theater maker Muriel Miguel.
When people are always "on," responsiveness becomes ingrained in the way they work, expected by clients and partners, and even institutionalized in performance metrics.
When people are "always on," responsiveness becomes ingrained in the way they work, expected by clients and partners, and even institutionalized in performance metrics.
