We all brought leather jackets hoping to wear them to hundreds of different greasy-spoon diners, but unfortunately it was July, so for every stop from Kansas on we just looked like a bunch of sweaty, emaciated bikers on the verge of amphetamine psychosis.
During the journey from Fort Benning's training camp to his Army field hospital, he was able to email, post on Facebook, iPhone text message, Viber call and video FaceTime from nearly every stop.
There was no deviation from the message O'Brien delivered at every stop — from Richmond, Va., to New York, Cleveland, and now Buffalo — when it came to upholding Paterno's legacy, how he has come to revere the tight-knit Penn State community, and how important it is to look ahead.
For late-night workers and revelers from Connecticut, the dreaded last train out, at 1 50 a.m., which made every stop from Mount Vernon to New Haven, will now leave at 1 49 and run express to Stamford, saving riders as much as 14 minutes.
But because of the distance from South Africa to nearly every stop on the tour, Anderson has continued to base himself near his alma mater in the United States, living in Chicago with his American wife, Kelsey O'Neal, whom he married last November.
For late-night workers and revelers along the Sound shore, the slow-as-molasses last train out, at 1 50 a.m., which made every stop from Mount Vernon to New Haven, will now leave at 1 49 and run express to Stamford, saving riders as much as 14 minutes.
Palin has sealed her identity as a culture-war lightning rod: she can inspire hysteria from liberals (ably catalogued in Matthew Continetti's "Persecution of Sarah Palin") and adulation from conservatives (visible at every stop along her book tour), but she's unlikely to persuade anyone in the middle to trust her with the reins of government.
The airport has installed 55 sensors at the airport to track a bag at every stop, from conveyor belt to carousel.
Naturally, it must have been deeply confusing for thousands of people that during his most recent tour of the United States, a mysterious group of protesters has been hounding the Dalai Lama at every stop, from Alabama to Princeton to Boston to New York.
Young people are subject to enough scrutiny in a world that judges them from every bus stop, billboard, website, television programme and magazine in a bid to induce the insecurity that will transform them into life-long slaves to mindless consumerism.
