Peter Schultz of Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island, got his first clue to the impact 5 years ago on a visit to Argentina, when an interpreter mentioned odd green glass she had picked up as a child.
Just consider the evidence: a few weeks ago when Arrington asked for my bio for CrunchBase, I mentioned the odd factoid that I used to be a magician.
The lyrics are full of whimsy and stubbornness; one song mentions "odd convictions," which seems about right.
Nevertheless, every now and then, rather reluctantly, he will mention odd things so incompatible with his self-image that you wonder how reliable it really is.
She further added that the "3-D conversion creates distance where there should be intimacy, not to mention odd moments in framing and composition".
Still, it's going to take more than the odd Nexus-shaped bone (not to mention odd-looking periscope accessory) to lift HTC's fortunes onto a firmer footing.
EARLIER this week I briefly mentioned Raghuram Rajan's odd suggestion that the Fed should, sometime soon, raise its benchmark interest rate by up to two percentage points.
At the time, Kenny said that he wouldn't coöperate, because he didn't want his name mentioned — an odd thing for a retail business in New York.
When he mentioned this odd conversation at home, he learned his father, Michael, had actually played rugby at St. Francis Prep, and had even made a tour of Wales, Scotland and Ireland.
Neither the president nor the governor mentioned the odd juxtaposition, or the recount dispute between Mr. Bush's brother, Gov. George W. Bush of Texas, and Vice President Al Gore, participants in the ceremony said.
