They were an attentive middle-aged couple, who nudged each other throughout the play, exchanging what I read as smiles of recognition at the characters' foibles.
Writer covers play-by-play exchange between the Celtics and several teams, including the Pacers, the Knicks, and the Washington Bullets.
Currently, there are no pure-play exchange-traded funds for the paper or packaging groups.
Fuelled by drink and bonhomie, they play and exchange tunes into the night.
Today's troubadours also play in exchange for their audience's generosity, and requesting donations is not illegal.
In 1720, when the South Sea financial bubble burst, a play called "Exchange Alley" came out quickly, mocking market volatility.
"I always wonder why bluegrass is so popular up here," he said, "but there's so many people who play it, exchange songs and show each other licks.
CCP has already been experimenting outside the standard subscription model in EVE, by allowing rich subscribers to essentially pay for others to play, in exchange for virtual currency — something that has been used by 40,000 people, the company says.
"Bix and all the rest would play and exchange ideas on the piano," he said.
The "deal" was a cash offer the amount of which depended on the values of the cases remaining in play in exchange for leaving the game.
