Well, stand back: Today is the first entry in the first week of the first year of a new feature: David Pogue's 12 Days of Gadgets.
Given how hard two years of college can be, that bill could hardly be considered an amnesty, particularly since the students were not to blame for their illegal entry in the first place.
As the closing entry in the first round of the studio theater's annual marathon of one-act plays, "Reunions" brought a welcome breeze of lightheartedness to an otherwise rather stuffy evening.
In "Things We Said Today," the chief draw and the most skillful entry in the first evening of the Ensemble Studio Theater's annual two-part marathon of short plays, he delivers a simmering pot of marital conflict that rises to a bloody boil at its climax.
And certainly, in the light of his experience, the idea that the party has either the means to identify hostile entryists or the right to bar them from voting, having so unfastidiously encouraged their entry in the first place, now looks like fanciful nonsense.
If a society's lexicon of romantic pathologies reveals its particular anxieties, high on our own list would be diagnoses like "inability to settle down" or "immaturity," leveled at those who stray from the norms of domestic coupledom either by refusing entry in the first place or, once installed, pursuing various escape routes: excess independence, ambivalence, "straying," divorce.
"Film Socialisme," the most esoteric entry in the second week, is anti-Hollywood and (despite fleeting appearances by Patti Smith) anti-star.
Their design is the winning entry in the fifth annual MoMA/P.S. 1 Young Architects Program, a competition that turns the P.S. 1 courtyard into an outdoor party space and urban playground for 10 weeks every summer.
The second entry in the second row indicates the percentage of units retained when only posterior probability based pruning is applied.
30 months after programme start, their results imply positive and significant employment effects only for programme entry in the fifth quarter of unemployment duration.
For p = 7, the entry in the third level of correlation values in Table 1 shows that 14.3% of the cross-correlations are worst case, generating identical copies by producing perfect autocorrelations.
