Granted, our impressions of it are a bit hazy -- between rereading the first four books, getting in line early Wednesday, then deciding instead to do the thing with the golf cart, running from the mob, being trapped in the burning windmill, the cops, the arraignment -- what we're trying to say is, we haven't slept in 168 hours, so you'd better read it for yourself.
In our study, IP-10 and MIG levels showed the largest decline among the studied biomarkers during the first two years of effective cART, running parallel to the fall in plasma viremia.
The GelOtto cart run by Otto Enoteca Pizzeria dispenses gelato and sorbetto, among them cantaloupe ($3.50 and up) in Washington Square Park.
Still, the controversy worsened in January, when a 2-year-old boy was slightly injured, either because a cart ran into him or because he ran into the side of the cart as it was moving.
A lot of space means a lot of brews: 300 in all (60 on tap), 30 sparkling wines (20 by the glass) and a food cart run by Urban Rustic.
The shack is not far from the crepe cart run by Zekria Naimi, whose stand may have suspect credentials as a genuine outpost of French cuisine, but will do if you're in more of a Nutella-and-banana mood than in a ketchup-and-mustard mood.
Food on the Highline Through Nov. 13, a cart run by Tbsp., a cafe in Chelsea, will be on the Highline with sandwiches, salads, side dishes and desserts from 12 30 to 5 30 p.m. Italian Pig Roast Classes in preparing porchetta, followed by a dinner, will be held on Oct. 24 and 31 from 4 to 8 30 p.m. at Back Forty, 190 Avenue B (12th Street), $130 including tax and tip: (212) 388-1990.
The fear that a new technology will upset the (very profitable) apple cart runs throughout Kirsner's book, which spans the entire history of the cinema from its origins in the late 19th century up to the present.
First stop on a recent tour was the momo cart run by Kunchock "Rodney Rebgeee, 32, who emigrated from Tibet four years ago.
At a quesadilla cart run by several generations of the Gonzalez family, Monica Gonzalez, 34, said her three sons had other interests that would spare them from the tough life of facing the public from inside an aluminum cart.
Mine carts ran on the old rails that are still visible today, as are the alcoves and side shoots where students stashed explosives.
