Maureen Dowd says the Clintons are "breaking the rules" by "shopping for a lavish home in Washington's fanciest neighborhoods" ("He's Gone! He's Back!," column, Dec. 20).
Scoop-back column gowns, flowing floor-skimming red carpet numbers and flirty short-skirted dresses in icy blue, blush, tobacco and navy all glided down the runway in quick succession.
In addition, in 2010, Chronicle Books released to great acclaim Let's Bring Back, a book by Blume based on her popular Let's Bring Back column for The Huffington Post.
The back column was connected to a 15-cm-long 100-um-I.D. C18 reverse-phase PicoFrit column (New Objective) and placed in-line with an Ultimate quaternary HPLC (LC Packings, a division of Dionex, San Francisco, CA).
The back column containing the peptides was placed in-line with an LTQ-XL MS (Thermo Fisher Scientific Inc., MA) outfitted with an in-house pulled nanospray emitter (100 micron ID) packed with 15 cm of C18 RP material.
Peptide samples were directly loaded onto a biphasic MudPIT back column packed with 4 cm strong-cation exchange (SCX) resin followed by 3 cm C18 reversed phase (RP) resin (Luna and Aqua respectively, Phenomenex), as previously described [ 31, 32].
For each sample, 100 μg of peptides were bomb-loaded onto a biphasic MudPIT back column [ 52] packed with about 5 cm of strong cation exchange (SCX) resin for charge-based separation of peptides followed by about 3 cm C18 reversed phase (RP) for online desalting (Luna and Aqua respectively, Phenomenex, Torrance, CA).
Reith should maybe read the back columns of the Guardian's economics editor Larry Elliott a little more often.
You can still read that column on the day it appears (Sunday and Wednesday, currently) by going to the opinion page, and read about 8 back columns on the Times op-ed archive.
In a textbook exercise in perspective, the back columns are also shorter than the middle columns, which in turn are shorter than those in front, thus making this little fountain look both big and distant.
