Helene

I don't think it's a bad strategy: Ratmansky is the hottest name right now, the music will be hospitable, and rather than having a couple of days lag for the "wait-for-the-reviews" people to buy tickets when there's a full week run, they have a month, including the people who will be visiting NYC around the July 4 holiday. They've also broken up "Giselle," which is now bracketed by three days of "Whipped Cream" on one side and "Golden Cockerel" on the other. For mid-week visitors, they can grab two ballets either week.

These instructions are for the website. It doesn't work for me in the Android version of the mobile app, and I don't have other touch-screen devices to test it on. The functionality is quite elegant, and it allows you to mix and match full and partial quotes from a thread. For partial quotes, you have to do them one at a time, and they will be added to the "Reply" box. To a section of a post, highlight the section with your mouse, and a little "Quote this" box should appear. If you click it, the reply box should be populated automatically with the quote, so that you can respond to it. For example, in this post: http://balletalert.invisionzone.com/index.php?/topic/41871-abt-2017-spring-season-at-the-met/&page=1 If I want to quote the section about Ferri's appearance dates in "Onegin" I highlight it with my mouse, and when I release the mouse button, "Quote this" appears: After I click "Quote this", the quote appears in the reply box at the bottom of the page: If you want to add more quotes, highlight another section of the post, and repeat: You can add an entire quote from another post to your reply by clicking the "Quote" link from the bottom left of the post: You can also add a partial quote from another post by highlighting the selection with your mouse and clicking "Quote this:" It also works with the Multi-quote function (the "+" to the left of the "Quote" link in the bottom left of the post and clicking the multi-quote counter in the bottom right of the screen:

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