For Mr. Rosenberg, the cabalists were "our first postmodern writers," and to substantiate this notion he presents a medley of fashionable concepts -- the importance of the body in literary criticism, the Freudian interpretation of dreams, what Mr. Rosenberg describes as a cabalistic "evolutionary ecology," and others.
Their findings presented a discordant medley: cases involving mentally disturbed people, extremists, and terrorists; political grievances that escalated; and one incident, in 1890, in which a journalist shot and killed a congressman who had been harassing him.
Joining forces with Canadian artist Rennie Foster, as well as Alfons Fear on trumpet, "Trader II" presents a soothing medley of acid-synths, shuffling house rhythms, and swirling brass croons.
Scores of grass-roots activists with the Metro Industrial Areas Foundation packed a downtown church Sunday to rally support and present the plan — a medley of investment and savings proposals without the labor concessions sought by Metro General Manager Paul J. Wiedefeld and politicians.
In his second budget as steward of Britain's still faltering economy, the chancellor, George Osborne, presented to Parliament a medley of fairly small-bore measures aimed at spurring growth and easing the pain for the country's increasingly pinched middle class.
OBJECTIVE: This article presents a reanalysis of an earlier study that reported a nonsignificant relation between the 50-item Cook-Medley Hostility Scale (CMHS) and survival in a sample of coronary patients.
But they presented a problem: to pick them up by the bone handle or use the more decorous knife and fork, allowing the diner to include that same cabbage-peppers-onions medley on the sizzling platter beneath?
The New Jersey Symphony Orchestra and the vocalist Cathie Ryan present a Celtic celebration featuring a medley of Irish tunes.
More than 40 years after Ms. Bergen first recorded Morgan's signature song, "Why Was I Born?," her present-day version, done as a medley with "Bill," poses the title question with utmost seriousness, then answers it with a humble, no-frills declaration of love.
As the orchestra did a medley of the show's tunes, Mr. Bass presented the credit as graffitti -- chalked on brick walls, painted on fences and scrawled on traffic signs.
