But that world is disappearing, and her exit could be another end-of-an-era milestone.
Swalwell called Trump "masterful at throwing a hundred balls in a hundred directions," said he'd like to see Democrats concentrate on defending Obama-era milestones such as the Affordable Care Act and Dodd-Frank.
With the recession on the brink of becoming the longest in the postwar era, a milestone may be at hand: Women are poised to surpass men on the nation's payrolls, taking the majority for the first time in American history.
One of the challenges for program directors (PDs) is to sort and weight the tidal wave of assessments that training programs create in the modern Milestone era.
It's divided into 47 chapters — each one featuring a different player, milestone, era or fracas — and you can dip into it whenever the mood strikes.
"We move forward with complete confidence — throughout ancient and modern history, at the start of each new era, a new milestone, like a butterfly that breaks out of its cocoon," he said.
"We move forward with complete confidence throughout ancient and modern history, at the start of each new era, a new milestone, like a butterfly that breaks out of its cocoon," he said.
While the field of commercial photography would produce a number of photo-world stars and was rich with its own traditions and aesthetic, the role of the neighborhood studio was primarily social, the major venue through which, in that era, families recorded milestones large and small.
Mr. Obama's election may also be a political milestone, ending an era in which Republicans succeeded at winning votes from the working poor to cut taxes for billionaires.
HOUSTON — Oil prices briefly reached $100 a barrel on Wednesday, a long-awaited milestone in an era of rapidly escalating energy demand and tightening supplies.
