Yes, January 1 is approaching, and college application deadlines threaten to ruin the holidays for just about every family with a high school senior at home.
In their court filing on Monday morning, the bondholders said BCE and the buyout group had manufactured an artificial deadline, "threatening catastrophe and cataclysm".
Now, with the federal government partially shut down and a looming debt-limit deadline threatening financial market chaos, analysts said it's highly unlikely that Fed policymakers will reduce their stimulus efforts when they meet at the end of this month.
This is understandable but something of a shame, because this is when the playoff races become more heated, the storylines gets stranger, and the March 15 trade deadline threatens to alter pro basketball's entire landscape.
New York has lost seats in each recent reapportionment, and in 1980 and 1990, redistricting was a bitter, drawn-out bloodletting, resolved only after the courts had imposed deadlines and threatened to take over the process.
But while the president has sounded more willing to abandon the United Nations process, some in the administration have argued that unless the president sets a deadline and threatens to act alone, the issue would be debated endlessly in the United Nations.
Roberto Martínez has said Everton's refusal to sell John Stones to Chelsea demonstrated the richest clubs cannot simply "click your fingers and get anything you want" and claimed the late transfer deadline could threaten the security of players who want to move.
The head of Russia's Black Sea Fleet Aleksander Vitko set the deadline and threatened an attack "across Crimea".
In a new video, the group set a fast-approaching deadline of June 13, threatening to kill another hostage if their demands aren't met.
It's a busy time in Hollywood, especially this year as filmmakers sprint to complete their movies before the deadlines for strikes threatened by the industry's writers and actors this summer.
