Austrian born New York-basedesignguruuru and author Stefan Sagmeister, whose critically acclaimed 2009 TED Talk: "The Power of Time Off" expounded upon the importance of closing his office every seven years to take a year off to soak up inspiration, has just released a new body of work collected, coincidentally, over the past seven years.
This is contrary to what is observed internationally [ 13, 14], but also contrary to audit data collected coincidentally at the primary study site (unpublished data) where we found 36% of patients at high risk for VTE are overlooked for prophylaxis during their hospitalisation.
That difference, coincidentally, nearly matches the $40,000 average salary being collected by academic postdocs in 2006.
This was a hospital based study whereby information on patients who presented with complaints related to impacted teeth or those presenting for other complaints but coincidentally were found to have impacted teeth was collected.
For the project, Thomas collected advertisements printed between 1968 and 2008 -- coincidentally, Thomas noted, the years between Martin Luther King's assassination and Barack Obama's election.
Mother's death and coincidentally the loss of all my books and art, which had been collected, carefully shipped back and stored, and then had burned in one of the periodic brushfires that decimate the Berkeley hills.
Coincidentally, he recently began collecting watches.
Those fees are just part of the revenue collected by Zumba, still run by Perez along with two Colombian entrepreneurs who coincidentally share the first name, Alberto.
Ranging from naturalism to documentary to more avant-garde representations, the plays collected in Tahrir Tales represent contemporary Egyptian drama at its most interesting, and, not coincidentally, most politically, committed.
$1.5 million: The amount New York state collected from the UFC's ticket sales, given the 8.5% sales tax on the $17.7 million gate (and coincidentally, the same amount as the UFC's potential MSG curfew fee).
