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Both McCarty and Grandinetti say they are particularly excited about the opportunity to present opera to children in a more accessible format...
This explanation is perfectly justified—in a recession, Disney is attempting to make a move that they believe will help improve ABC’s overall financial picture. More upsetting, however, was the comment to the New York Times of one anonymous ABC executive who described the format and content of “Nightline” as no longer relevant. “Nightline” is just the opposite. It remains more important and timely than ever, and its elimination from ABC would be a great loss for both the news world and for television viewers...
...typical Flecktone fashion, the ensemble re-envisions several Flecktone classics, including “Big Country” and “Earth Jam,” and transforms pieces from various musical traditions, including “Amazing Grace” and a Bach prelude, into a contemporary format. The result is an exceptional and exciting album...
...Charles Burns, whose novel "Black Hole" has been appearing in serialized format since 1995, spoke on the challenges of writing an ongoing series. "It's not so much like writing a novel where you can go back and edit, or have someone say, 'Change this around,'" Burns said. "[Earlier] I was inking this table-top filled with dirty dishes, doing all these little ellipses and cups for hours. I still have hours to go. That alone, to go back and break it open again, is too much." Incredibly organized, Burns says he knows what's in the last panel...
...clear, liberal view: a limited government plays roles that private institutions and private citizens cannot. TIME: Is there a difference in business education in the U.S. and in Europe? Tyson: There tends to be a global model. While business education has a more established reputation in the U.S., the format - case studies, group working, industrial placements, etc. - is being followed at leading non-U.S. schools. TIME: What got you interested in economics? Tyson: Sometimes you are just lucky in life, in finding something you enjoy. It combined analytically interesting questions with practicality. I've always wanted to feel...