According to the historian David Bates, this probably means that little happened of note, and that because William was on the continent, there was nothing for the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle to record.
Then of course there's the internet, which turns every local happening of note into sharable content.
When we returned the car, my wife, who made the reservation, happened to note that a charge of $4.99 per day, labeled "Trip Saver," had been added for each of the five days.
What if a paper from six years ago happened to note a slight effect of a drug byproduct on norepinephrine production, but it wasn't a main finding, or was in a journal from a different discipline?
If things get weird, take notes... of what happened, of who was involved, at what time and get as many names as possible, participants and witnesses alike.
A first one of note happens next month in Aspen.
Highlights cut out the frustrating aspects of football such as time-wasting and dead periods when nothing of note happens.
For the Cooks, where nothing of note happens from one year to the next – save, perhaps, a coconut dropping on someone's head – the event represents history in the making.
Little of note happens in the sleepy, picture-postcard village of Llanrug.
That all of this happens, as Klein noted, in rhyming verse seems corny at first but turns into a device central to the film's sometimes dark, other times silly, sense of humour.
