Well, cancel that last pronouncement (as well as his visionary belief that Apple iPads "may well be the saving of the newspaper industry" before his tablet Daily crashed and burned).
In addition, in the analyses for crashes with driver performance associated factors, we further adjusted our models for the remaining number of daily crashes (i.e., those without driver performance associated factors).
NAKED JUSTICE: Jon Stewart's "America (The Book)," written with the staff of "The Daily Show," crashes onto the nonfiction list this week -- it makes its debut at No. 1.
The values of flexibility, innovation, and so on all reflect this distinctive characteristic of the twenty-first-century workplace, where startups boom and crash daily.
If New Jerseyans preferred policy papers to personal invective, the Web sites of both candidates would crash daily as thousands rushed to compare views on housing, education, the environment and health care.
Rotenberg told me he's a MobileMe user (he says he never read the privacy policy), and Brookman told me that the Center for Democracy and Technology spent four months debating whether to move their company calendar, which used to run on software that would crash daily, onto Google Calendar.
So do deer, which contribute to five crashes daily and up to half of all accidents in some areas.
The statement says that failure by the world to act on climate change would bring is a one in 10 chance of temperatures rising by more than 6C by 2100, a level of risk that would be comparable with accepting 10,000 plane crashes daily worldwide.
Within a few weeks AsianAvenue.com crashed daily, as hundreds of users hit the site.
However, LGBTQ people are dying of hate, isolation, exclusion, and violence daily, in 'car crashes' that do not catch the public eye.
