After all, you can't turn on the television or flip through a newspaper (including to this page) without encountering panel members pontificating on the hearings.
Considerably less classier than the Dunes, it was described as "a knockdown, gangsterish place" where customers first encountered "a panel in the door that slid open to reveal a disembodied pair of glaring eyes".
Norman Augustine, a former chief executive of Lockheed Martin who led the 10-member review panel, encountered a sometimes testy atmosphere in his appearance before the committee on Tuesday.
The chaotic, cacophonous evening, held at the New York City Town Hall, has consisted of an encounter between a panel of women — cultural critics Diana Trilling, Germaine Greer, and Jill Johnston, along with Jacqueline Ceballos, who was the president of the New York chapter of NOW — and a snarling, acerbic Norman Mailer.
Woodward, with whom I had a few professional encounters (being on panels and such) during my 20 years as a reporter and editor in Washington, does not provide as full a story of the administration's W.M.D. campaign as do two other excellent books, Frank Rich's "Greatest Story Ever Sold" and Michael Isikoff and David Corn's "Hubris".
For Mr. Blair, 57, the four-hour encounter with the inquiry panel was a rare public appearance in Britain, where he has become something of a pariah.
Parametric data obtained from the AE technique was analysed for identifying and classifying the various damage events encountered in the test panel.
The samples of group IV ("miscellaneous") represent the classical serum panel frequently encountered when testing for import/export procedures (Table 1).
Why do some room and pillar retreat panels encounter abnormal conditions?
He was at one time the senior Democrat on the House ethics panel, but he encountered ethics scrutiny of his own in 2006 over accusations that he funneled federal money to nonprofit organizations in his district and benefited his business associates.
