Steinbrenner would watch them practice from a balcony at the field named for his father.
It's about a series of commitments to best practice from a range of leaders across different stakeholder groups.
It was built in the nineteenth century by a dentist, who ran his practice from a cottage on the property.
After all, Mr. Greenstein said, "you wouldn't dream of removing performance practice from a Bach French suite or Chopin mazurka".
These are modest but significant changes, all the more significant when you consider these terms came into practice from a deliberate drive to address outdated stereotypes.
Mr. Shaw, who will head the digital practice from a new Seattle office he is opening, had been general manager for corporate public relations at Microsoft, Seattle.
"It's very difficult to rebuild the tradition of the old Soviet philosophy," said Denis M. Arkhipov, a surgeon who moved into private practice from a public hospital.
Like Bryant, Bowden watched practice from a tower, which the Seminoles dubbed the Tower of Power, and zipped around the practice field in a golf cart.
He investigates the so-called 10,000-hour rule to uncover whether rigorous and consistent practice from a young age is the only route to athletic excellence.
The steamball players of Rego Park said they adopted the practice from a group of older players in Woodside, Queens, about three years ago.
I started to consider how incredible it would be to be arrested over a photograph taken of an Alabama football practice from a parking lot.
