The Web is increasingly used to find small companies, but the electronic woods are filled with rogues.
Although it's tempting to think of the cosmos as filled with invisible rogue black holes flung out of their home galaxies and ready to gobble anything that comes near, homeless supermassive black holes would in fact be a rare commodity, both Miller and Blecha note.
Societies where confidence in the integrity of public life collapses aren't charming countries filled with lovable rogues and blushing couples looking forward to their big fat Greek weddings.
The others, they complained, were filled with young rogues and rotten apples.
The history of medicine is filled with a rogues gallery of useless and dangerous treatments that somehow seemed plausible enough at the time -- leeches, blood-letting, emetics, laxatives, heavy metals, and so on.
These are not isolated rogue states filled with reactionary hicks.
"Normally, for a news story to continue beyond the first 24-hour news cycle, something newsworthy must occur," he writes loftily, but "The Rogue" is filled with proof to the contrary.
His series of colorful drawings look like excerpts from Basquiat paintings gone rogue, each filled with an abundance of detail that carry intersecting layers of meaning, like visual renditions of an abstract novel.
A few rogue demonstrators threw balloons filled with tacks and sharp metal discs that were capable of slicing open the arm or leg of any player who fell on them.
