His January speech, while carrying all the quirky earmarks of a King address — he began and ended with quotes from "Anna Karenina" — came across to many analysts as unusually prickly rather than as a measured analysis of the British economy.
Unfortunately her lone major label album — which included "Dolly," a quirky advice-seeking track addressed to Dolly Parton — was released in 2002, not the early 1970s, which meant that she was soon back to small rooms like this one, a few steps down from the main commercial strip of this small rustic Rockland County village just north of the New Jersey border.
As always, send further quirky examples to the usual address.
BIN 100 RESTAURANT's quirky name is a play on its address, 100 Lansdale Street, married to a bit of wine terminology.
The Wundelsteipen (And Other Difficult Roles for Young People) (produced by and presented at The Flea Theater through May 23) This evening of short plays from Nick Jones addresses contemporary issues with a decidedly quirky and dark wit.
Those outlets that do address Latin music tend to prefer the quirky and obscure, ignoring mainstream sounds embraced by millions.
Albeit obliquely, some of her creations address social and cultural issues, but most are just quirky, inventive forms.
ANNA BUCHBAUER, NEW YORK Response from Ben Kaufman, founder of Quirky, a social product-development company Beverage companies have tried to address this with various sizes of bottles and cans, but the underlying problem still exists.
Fans of Mr. Laverents's quirky films purchase VHS copies directly from him (his e-mail address is [email protected]) and celebrate him on Web sites and in zines like the Chicago-based Roctober.
That's something that it's looking to address through partnerships with the likes of GE and Quirky to enable makers to build devices that can be managed through its platform.
