The reason I'm writing about this rather than the 30/10 Initiative to build thirty years of mass transit within a decade, the usual topic of my weekly musings, is that I'm so upset by what I saw on the film.
The author and I were talking at the beginning of the year about the usual topic of the time: how the London Olympics was a disgusting nazified honeypot, from which some of the worst people in Britain were helping themselves to billions of pounds of public money, hiding behind the pointless actions of some monomaniac oddballs who ran about for a while or threw stuff.
Colin turned to him then and said, "Isn't that right, Sange?" They'd been discussing sports, the usual topic, before they moved on to women and, inevitably, work.
Who We Were While politics isn't my usual topic, boomers are.
When catching up with friends, I've stopped talking about our usual topic -- boys and whatever flavor-of-the-weeks I seem to be juggling at that time.
Let's make this quick so I can get back to my usual topic -- the importance of expanding public transportation in LA and why we need Metro's 30/10 Initiative as soon as possible.
Since my work doesn't relate directly to drowning -- other than having been a lifeguard and swim instructor earlier in life, and having taught all my kids, and many others, to swim -- I want to talk about my usual topic -- epidemic obesity -- because I think the two are more related than most people realize.
This year's discussions regarding the computational aspects of metabolomic research shifted away from the usual topic of novel statistical methods, and instead focused on the pressing need for improvements in metabolite identification and database curation.
These days, I am grateful for anything that imposes some order on the chaos of mealtime (and a break from the usual topics of conversation, the evils of chair-wriggling and nose-picking).
"He'll be continuing at TechCrunch in his role as a columnist covering his… usual topics… and has personally reassured me that Google will have no input over what he writes," says TechCrunch co-editor Eric Eldon.
