Facing what his aides concede is going to be a very stiff re-election battle next year, Mr. Bloomberg is quietly retooling himself into something of the political creature he claimed to disdain during the first part of his term.
The first part of the term seems right: with their sun-spangled arrangements and whiffs of New Age utopianism, the songs have something in common with the reveries Brian Wilson wrote for the Beach Boys.
Against the background of these changes, my world is practically standing still: There is little difference between the camp barracks on the Chinese border where I spent the first part of my term and my current barracks on the Finnish border.
His legal team has yet to decide whether to request his return to the Coleman correctional facility in Florida, where he served the first part of his term, or whether to ask for a placement nearer the Canadian border, to make it easier for his sick wife to visit.
Former President Bill Clinton chose former Republican Senator William Cohen to lead the Defense Department, and Obama kept Robert Gates, former President George W. Bush's last defense secretary, on board for the first part of his term.
This exercise is the first part of a long term project aiming to derive a comprehensive method which will allow design and manufacture of optimal rotors tailored for a given application.
The first part of this error term is the same as in equation 2 and is used to optimise the model in respect to the measured time series data.
Finally, my heartfelt thanks go to the President, Mrs Fontaine, who, with great authority and courtesy, has steered the work of this House during this first part of our parliamentary term.
The unavailability of key players such as Warrington's Evans twins, Lloyd White, Tyson Frizell, Gil Dudson and Flower, even before he was suspended, meant the new coach John Kear had to view this series as the first part of a long-term project.
That is, until backers including Arkansas State University stepped in, spending $470,000 to buy and restore the house over three years as the first part of a long-term $4.2m project to use Cash's past to give Dyess a future.
