You want to go out and get those L.I.E.S. singles you've had your eye on for a while, so you hop into town, extract a crisp twenty from the ATM and bundle in, bright eyed and bushy tailed.
A recent edition included an extract from an Our Towns column about Hartford, Connecticut, by Iver Peterson.
This project aggregates news reports about street crime from Google/Yahoo, extracts road and town names and then mashes them up with Google Maps to help users plot the "safest" route to school, avoiding places where stabbings, muggings and other assaults have been reported.
This difference can be due to the fact that the present sample was extracted from a town in the province of Kocaeli, where a naval base is situated, which may explain the periodicity of contraceptive need.
In the shadows, corporate officers negotiated to drill on Mr. Gower's land to access the 30-mile-wide aquifer that supplies the entire town's water supply and to extract and bottle water for Nestlé's corporate profit.
By the 1890s our town was full of miners toiling to extract what was left of its alluvial gold.
The potential habitat of the finch covers around two-thirds of the project's area, which is 160km north of the town of Clermont in central Queensland and will extract 60m tonnes of coal at capacity.
Canada's Gabriel Resources wants to use cyanide to extract 314 tons of gold and 1,500 tons of silver in the town of Rosia Montana in northwestern Romania.
The firm has set up a factory in Meleiro, a town in a rice-growing area of southern Brazil, to extract phytoliths and put them in tyres.
One of my favorite recordings — one that captures a similarly vast range of tones and moods — is by the musician Grete Sultan, a colleague of John Cage and an advocate of modern music, who, in this 1969 concert performance from New York's Town Hall, extracts from Beethoven's Diabelli Variations its full measure of audacious modernism.
