Rather than wire our cities with sensors and run them from hidden control rooms, give me an app that can pick a new face out of a crowd — call it "serendipity-as-a-service".
"Now Leo," Mr. Wittkowsky and friends overheard her say, "do you want to go to the museum and see the mummies, or would you rather take mommy downtown and buy her a new pair of shoes?" LAUGHTER I like my laughter close at hand, Unsubtle as a big brass band, A serendipity, not planned.
In 2010, then CEO, now Chairman Eric Schmidt spoke of a "serendipity engine" as the future of Google search.
SKETCH ARTIST -- Every couple of years, an inexpensive camera reaffirms the notion that photography is as much about serendipity as quality.
"They felt like it would destroy regional expressions of culture, as well as serendipity".
Andy met Billy in 1959 when Billy, a theatre lighting designer, was moonlighting as a waiter at Serendipity 3, a restaurant famous for its desserts and frequented by Marilyn Monroe and Jackie Kennedy, who would both become subjects of Andy's paintings.
So if you're reading this, and you've felt that way, take this article as a sign of serendipity.
As a finding of serendipity, we found that female participants are significantly more often under-raters and score themselves lower compared to their male colleagues.
Colwin's life seems to have been as quirky and as marked by serendipity as the lives of her characters.
That leaves Ms. Dishell, an events producer and a former manager for the Pussycat Dolls, to juggle numbers and put some muscle into what until recently has been a passive marketing effort, one as reliant on serendipity as on obvious strategy.
