The Saito Kinen Festival itself — Kinen means "memorial" — is dedicated to another renowned pedagogue, Hideo Saito, a cellist, conductor and mentor to countless Japanese musicians of more advanced ambitions, notably string players.
(Far less coverage, it seems, has been dedicated to another Chinese mine disaster this week, in which forty miners were declared dead in a mine explosion in central Henan province).
By following drug traffic across the nation, the orderly flow from port to truck to distributor to consumer, these men inadvertently mapped the underworld, and in the process created thousands of files, with each page dedicated to another hoodlum, another cog in the machine — runner, killer, distributor, shylock, boss.
Across the street at the rotting wooden military barracks from World War II now called the Outpost Tavern, a place where generations of astronauts have emptied their beers and talked about splitting the heavens, one wall is dedicated to another fatal mission, the Challenger crash in 1986.
The report was dedicated to another panelist, Denice Denton, an electrical engineer who until her suicide this summer was chancellor of the University of California, Santa Cruz, and a forceful advocate for women, gay men and lesbians, and minority members in science and engineering.
The report was dedicated to another panelist, Denice Denton, an electrical engineer who until her suicide this summer was chancellor of the University of California, Santa Cruz, and a forceful advocate for women, gays and minority members in science and engineering.
(The book is dedicated to Christopher Hitchens, another mucker from those days).
One of the 14 rooms is dedicated to prints, another to building projects — Royal Academy membership extends to architects like Norman Foster, though none of his four works (three photographs and a pen-and-ink drawing) on display are for sale.
Today's Fox News Sunday will be dedicated to "preventing another attack on the homeland," so that's just terrific.
