Home to a new osteopathic school and a medical hub for southeast Alabama, Dothan calls itself the Circle City because it has one of the few complete perimeter roads in the state.
Amid the clanging of a few missed perimeter shots -- he shot 39percentt in his three seasons at Illinois -- Williams gave the Knicks' personnel two highlights in the final scrimmage of the opening session.
The North Malé atoll is 50 miles across, with a couple of hundred tiny islands dotted around the perimeter, few more than half a dozen acres, pinpricks in the collective unconscious.
The Bulls have lacked a consistent inside scoring threat the past few years, and their perimeter players are off target.
The 76-year-old former engineer points to a ridge a few metres from the perimeter fence of the island's tiny airport.
The Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority, or MARTA, operates two rail lines, which form a cross whose ends extend, at most, a few stops past the Perimeter.
Additionally, Nowitzki can put the ball down and drive with it from the perimeter, like few have been able to do with his size.
Once he and his friends made it out to the parking lot, they ran toward the police perimeter a few hundred feet away.
And just a stone's throw away is California College of the Arts' new Wattis Institute space on Kansas Street and Yves Behar's fuseproject art gallery, fused space, on 16th St. Rounding out the perimeter a few blocks south are Steven Wolf Fine Arts and Guerrero Gallery, on 19th St.
It's what professor Thomas Gillpatrick, director of the Food Industry Leadership Center at Portland State University, refers to as the "center store" phenomenon more shoppers are leaning to organic products in the middle of the store, while fewer are browsing the perimeter for traditional staples like macaroni and cheese.
