Quite often he would also earmark a Sunday a month or two ahead when he would say to players, wives, girlfriends and family that we would go out and have a meal together.
She earmarks a swift Friday 2 November broadcast date because the story was close to breaking, and she was heading to the US for two and a half weeks on Saturday 3 November to take charge of Newsnight's US presidential election coverage.
It used to be simple: You bought a copy of Frommer's Europe on $5 a Day and you earmarked the important pages.
The prospect of a $2.3bn hole in the federal budget, a day after the government earmarked another $1.2bn for school funding, brings to $3.5bn the savings the Abbott government must find as a result of education policy developments this week.
A day after taking a stand against earmarks, GOP senators felt refreshed and renewed.
A second RTD route, Line 423 connecting Westlake Village with downtown Los Angeles three times a day in each direction, had been earmarked for ending July 1.
Senator Talent heralded the earmark on Friday with a statement declaring, "Senate approves Talent's request to keep the C-17 line open" for "our highly skilled workers in Missouri".
Former Rep. Todd Tiahrt (R-Kan)., who represented the district from 1995 to 2011, has faced attacks from the Koch-funded Americans for Prosperity (though he once also benefited from Koch largess) and the Club for Growth, which has been sending out emails highlighting Tiahrt's "Wasteful Earmark of the Day".
If the suspect skies allow for a full day of play, here are six matches to earmark Tuesday at the French Open.
Republicans, who expect an intra-party vote on the issue Thursday, called earmarks "a symbol of a broken Washington".
Both Ukraine and the pro-Russian rebels had earmarked Monday as a possible springboard for a renewed offensive to break the deadlock.
