Michael Waldman, president of the Brennan Center for Justice, called the commission a "sham and distraction" in an effort to try and find proof of the president's "absurd" voter fraud claim.
Indeed, it is not rarely that we find ourselves lost in the jungle of hyperlinks and distractions, in a task that started out as being focused, specific and time bound.
Word came as both vindication and distraction in Omaha, as a relief in Houston, as a foregone conclusion in Long Beach.
Noting that the 1996 sanctions do not expire for over a year, a State Department spokesman told The Huffington Post, "Renewing these sanctions now would not put any additional pressure on Iran and would only serve to create an unnecessary challenge and distraction in the negotiations at a time when we need to focus and make headway on key details that remain unresolved".
At any rate there is enough hubbub and distraction in the party scenes that a strong stage presence is needed to command the viewer's attention.
In other words, certain groups tell themselves they are better than other groups, but learn that they have to work hard to succeed, and must resist temptation and distraction in proving themselves.It isn't exactly a radical suggestion, but Ms Chua and Mr Rubenfeld were criticised for their ideas.
The artist promised to surround her daughter with love and referred to her as her "beautiful sanctuary" and "beautiful distraction" in an often dark world.
Despite this, many healthcare communities have taken steps to reduce interruptions and distractions in safety-critical work tasks, a step that will usually do no harm but that may have unintended consequences.
"The impact of showing what it is to drive without the distraction and with the distraction in a real immersive sense we think will have a huge impact on their first driving experience," says Yash Risbud, Cooper Union's Director of Research.
