The new daytime launching rule is dictated by the need to photograph each shuttle at liftoff to document any damage from flying debris and to check the external fuel tank for any missing foam insulation.
And daytime TV, once ruled by men like Merv Griffin, Mike Douglas and Phil Donohue, is now the province of Oprah, Judge Judy and Ellen DeGeneres.
Yet in The Road, it is would-be child-killers who rule the daytime and the open spaces.
Take all normal daytime driving precautions.
Daytime landings in rainy conditions were also ruled out for the airline, the notice said.
Daytime generation of cumulus clouds is the rule, but the upper-level stability of the air mass is usually such as to prevent rain showers.
All screenings were daytime repeats of evening shows and Ofcom ruled that the channel did not take appropriate steps to avoid frequent use of offensive language before the watershed.
"We Found Love," Rihanna's souped-up dysfunctional love-fest, which we can't seem to get enough of stateside, has been ruled unsuitable for France's daytime television.
Variation of the state of the cervical venous system during the daytime and on different days cannot be ruled out.
In the end, what drew people to Paris, what made it possible for a Brancusi to exist, was that in the ateliers, working at night, you could free yourself from the rules, deceits, expectations that operated in daytime society.
Who says daytime TV or entertainment TV needs to be ruled over by this kind of shit?
