The second is "Having Nun, Partner" ($14.95), in which the mother superior of a convent has to defend bridge-playing novices from sharp but ignorant criticism by the mother of discipline.
Among the 15 or so attendees, there were semi-novices, sharp-eyed experts and total newbies.
Investigators believe that a sharp right turn by the novice might have caused the ferry's cargo to shift, putting it in an irreversible list.
"The Cage" pulls ferocious qualities out of its women: Ms. Krohn's dancing, which can drift behind the music, was all sharp angles, while Ms. Taylor transformed the Novice from a newborn — slinky and weirdly innocent — into a feral, inhuman being.
Snivelling Squeak (Daniel Norman and Nicky Spencee's Novice, flogged and battered, made sharp impact.
But their message on the Mall tomorrow will be singular: "End the war in Iraq". Because of that sharp focus, they will be joined by novice protesters such as Patrice Cuddy, 56.
It may be a cliché but Apple simply doesn't make bad phones: a new pair of processors means there's never any lag; the aluminium construction feels fantastic (I now know what "chamfered edges" are and have an urge to take a file to sharp corners everywhere) and even for an Apple novice such as myself, the operating system is intuitive to use.
Georgy Shevkunov, as Father Tikhon was known before taking his vows, became a novice there shortly after his baptism in 1982, a sharp turn from studies at the Soviet Union's most prestigious film school.
His "Balkan Ghosts," fallen into the hands of a certain novice denizen of the Oval Office, contributed much to a sharp if temporary aversion to involving the United States in a caldron of "ancient hatreds".
Even to novice eyes, it was obvious from his battle-worn gait, the size of the shoulder hump and the sharp blockiness of his head that this was one of those big males that would stand his ground.
