The Spot is, in essence, a cross-pollination of the two products, as its name implies (Show + Dot = Spot).
Ed Schultz was in New Orleans over the weekend with the rest of his colleagues to report live from MSNBC's spot at the Essence Music Festival.
We move around the theater, and in each spot, she intuits the essence and poses in perfect accord to evoke the feeling of the moment and space.
Hotels often tie themselves in knots spinning yarns about history as they seek to convince guests that they are staying somewhere special, but Ritz-Carlton isn't overreaching by positioning Dorado Beach as a former society hot spot — "recapturing the magic and essence of that legendary Rockefeller era," as its public relations chief put it in an e-mail.
These patches are, in essence, dense 'hot spots' for inhibitory inputs to dopamine neurons whereas neurons outside the patches are predominantly indirectly (if at all) connected to dopamine neurons.
A promotional spot, distilling to thirty seconds the moral essence of the programs it advertised, is worth describing in full.
"It's just a new method of construction that is used more for spot building, when time is of the essence," said Robert Wieboldt, executive vice president of the 600-member Long Island Builders Institute in Islandia.
In essence, one could describe the spot transfer approach as quantitation of corresponding gel image regions.
But this spot of very high colour is not the essence of the Mosley legend.
This month it was the closing act of the Essence Music Festival in New Orleans, a spot it has held for 15 straight years.
Still, there remains the question of the Lenox Lounge's identity, and whether its essence remains rooted in the original spot, where the sounds from all those jazz greats seeped into the walls.
