The log-in page will subsequently carry a regular display ad for Publishers Clearing House for the rest of July.
Be warned, once you get used to this kind of clarity, going back to a regular display can be tricky.
Hamilton wrote of the President, "He is a man of an imagination sublimated and eccentric; propitious neither to the regular display of sound judgment, nor to steady perseverance in a systematic plan of conduct... and to this defect are added the unfortunate foibles of a vanity without bounds, and a jealousy capable of discoloring every object".
At Televerde, a B2B marketing firm, regular displays of owed and earned respect have created an extraordinarily engaged workforce responsible for impressive profitability and growth, and recidivism among Televerde's inmate employees is 80% lower than the national average.
But they soon won the country over with a recipe irresistible to English tastes: regular displays of abject uselessness, with the odd victory against all odds.
He became an immensely popular figure, thanks in part to regular displays of largess toward fans.
The group has advanced quickly though across a country rocked by civil war, highlighting its progress with regular displays of extreme violence.
But we've certainly never had a president who displayed Donald Trump's combination of boastful claims about how devoted he is to the military and regular displays of contempt for those who have served or are still serving.
Only recently have researchers realized that a willingness, even eagerness, to punish transgressors of the social compact is at least as important to the maintenance of social harmony as are regular displays of common human decency.
And its regular displays of contemporary works by local artists, both amateur and professional, made even one of the fanciest buildings in town feel down to earth every once in a while.
You'll still find regular displays of naked human flesh on the channel, but every single one of those shows is a whole lot smarter than it necessarily has to be.
