Quotidian

• “The Quotidian is a San Francisco phenomenon; they are a ongoing online”

  Megite Technology News: What's Happening Right Now

• “The title, McMillen explains, "... is both metaphoric and a bit literal," as the installation includes a looped screening of his new short film "Quotidian Man" which projected onto the billboard of the "Hotel New Empire," a kind of tilting film set raised on a catafalque of stilts over a tray of water.”

  The Huffington Post: John Seed: Michael C. McMillen: Every Dream Is New

• “High off that bit of good news and a little too much Starbucks I grab a cab to met one of our advisory board members for breakfast at the Pain Quotidian on 5th Avenue and 8th Street.”

  The Huffington Post: Sean Black: Diary of a Silicon Valley CEO

• “Yesterday I went running and picked up a baguette from Pain Quotidian on the way home, hoping to have it for breakfast with butter and jam.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Finding The Butter

• “And Niv sent an email suggesting I check out Quotidian Dissent, which "tracks the people and groups that take the time to protest here in Washington, D.C.”

  The Washington Post: Grab bag: posts from D.C.- area blogs

• “A LOVELY SUNDAY FOR CREVE COEUR," the Quotidian Theatre presents a rarely performed Tennessee Williams comedy. 8 p.m. Friday; 2 and 8 p.m. Saturday; 2 p.m. Sunday.”

  The Washington Post: Montgomery County community calendar, Aug. 5-12, 2010

• “Quotidian Theatre, which performs at the Writer's Center in Bethesda, will present a three-play season in 2010-11.”

  The Washington Post: Theater Alliance revives 'Gretty Good Time' for International VSA Festival

• “Foote's "The Carpetbagger's Children" (Jan. 21-Feb. 13, 2011), which ran off-Broadway in 2002 (Quotidian Theatre Company in Bethesda did it in 2007), is a monologue-rich memory play in which three adult sisters recall their family history.”

  The Washington Post: New musical 'Liberty Smith,' revival of 'Sabrina Fair' on tap at Ford's Theatre

• “The wife of the famous Ponzi-schemer was spotted at Midtown's Le Pain Quotidian with a new red 'do, and she didn't have too much to say about it -- or about anything else, for that matter.”

  The Huffington Post: Ruth Madoff A Redhead?

• “Quotidian treats for most small children, such as shop-bought sweets and biscuits, were "absolutely forbidden" and father and daughter would sit down to lunch each day, with cooking the only subject of discussion.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Maison Pic's Breath of Fresh Air

Show 10 more examples...