Arceneaux then invited the audience to watch the second half from behind the stage curtains.
"We don't differentiate," a weary Mr. Filipoussis said yesterday from behind the front desk.
"The funny thing is that I don't even drink coffee," she said last week from behind the counter.
"My mother taught all of us to cook," Ms. Combs said last week, from behind the dark sunglasses and long blond bangs that are her trademark.
He painted it in 1977, from behind, so that the letters are reversed, and silhouetted against one of the lurid sunsets that L.A. used to have, in the years when the smog was especially bad.
Following the debt-ceiling debate, Obama's strategists started comparing their boss with the original comeback kid, Harry Truman — an implicit concession that the president will most likely fight 2012 from behind.
As with their three previous "Women in Chant" CDs, the nuns recorded "Christmas" from behind the checkered black-iron grille in the abbey church that separates them from those who go there for Mass or eight daily prayer services.
A 20-foot-long expanse of the station's original granite wall emerged in 1998 from behind a partition in a basement office suite not far from the waiting room.
"The past two, three months, we're down 100 shoeshines a day," he said this week from behind the counter of his shoe-repair business at one of the stands, near Track 40.
Taylor moved his operation in 2003 from behind his desk in Nashville to New York, where a staff of five in a brownstone basement in Manhattan read through the online submissions.
