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Thursday it hit 67 degrees in the NYC metro area – today it dipped to the 20s with wind chills int he teens.  The snow and ice ground cover had FINALLY melted over the last four days of warmer temperatures. … Continue reading →

Thursday it hit 67 degrees in the NYC metro area – today it dipped to the 20s with wind chills int he teens.  The snow and ice ground cover had FINALLY melted over the last four days of warmer temperatures. … Continue reading →

From NY Times Music Review | ‘Die Ägyptische Helena’That Face of Beauty, the Chaos It CreatesBy ANTHONY TOMMASINI If a concert pianist wants to champion an overlooked work, all he needs to do is to program it on a recital … Continue reading →

Thursday it hit 67 degrees in the NYC metro area – today it dipped to the 20s with wind chills int he teens.  The snow and ice ground cover had FINALLY melted over the last four days of warmer temperatures. … Continue reading →

The party: March 22nd – NYC – Represent at The Fashion Institute of Technology in the Haft Auditorium, which is in the C building on 27th street just off of 7th avenue. 6:00pm   UPDATE:  Stephanie has created a separate page … Continue reading →

Diana Damrau STOLE the opera IMHO. Fabulous acting, singing and movement – a committed incredible performance.   And she is on stage the entire opera including lying on the downstage left apron during the first half of the second act. Ms … Continue reading →

The 2007-2008 Met season, with casting, all in one place. (Though the Met’s own site is very nearly as handy — by far the earliest the company has ever presented repertoire and casting information.) La Cieca would also venture an … Continue reading →

Unless there’s something I’ve been holding out on. Maybe I have a secret to tell you. See Eunny Knit!: Oh, the places we'll go!. ok one hint:  it has to do with a favorite knitting magazine…

this is one of the pair of cardinals who live in a neighboring tree … they have reappeared since I have been filling the feeder again. i usually see one of them every morning at some point.  they ignore the … Continue reading →