In just over a month, the popular design conference, Dwell on Design, will be held in New York City.
If Sandy prompts Americans to dwell on this divide, that will be an important consequence, particularly on the eve of the presidential election.
Heaven, Bell argues, is both the "age to come," when God will dwell with people and injustice will be eradicated, and our present experience of peace and love: "There's heaven now, somewhere else.
She tries not to dwell on how her work will be received, she said, adding: Nobody knows me, so I'm not trying to live up to any expectations.
"We believe that … CPE – an actual engagement by a user with an advertisement – along with viewability, dwell time and brand lift, will be the most important metrics for brand marketers in mobile," she added.
Of course, Ms. Lippman and Mr. Keyser have more important things to dwell on than how their series will be labeled.
Though the G.O.P. will dwell on Edwards's inexperience, he will be a campaign asset, countering the recent sharp rise in Kerry's "unfavorable" ratings.
When you've fully absorbed that news, it will be time to dwell again on the teams who made the playoffs and actually won a bit, which means fully contemplating the Jets' resurgence into this universe.
Any time I see someone not singing the right song or wearing the right flower in their lapel, I will scream "Traitor!", as otherwise I will be forced to dwell on the projections that mean our climate is warming rapidly.
That's not as bad, though, as the piece McCarthy ran a few weeks ago, which opened this way: If Guantanamo Bay is closed, scores of trained jihadists, committed to killing Americans, will be released to dwell among us: It is that simple.
