And yet, Ms. McDermott noted that recently in Westchester County, N.Y., 200 high school students and their parents turned out for a Holy Cross information session at a Catholic prep school, far more interest than the college could recall having previously received in the area.
CULTURE A film review on Wednesday about "Holy Motors," using information from a publicist, misstated the original name of the director, Leos Carax.
(The National Cathedral is offering an annual weeklong residential program, "Flower Arranging for Holy Spaces"; for information, call the Altar Guild at (202)537-6202).
Robert Norris, a professor of systems management at the National Defense University in Washington, said that Ms. Huff's patent did not address what he considered the holy grail of information defense: how to predict attacks that no one has ever seen before.
Within another day or two, all objects people's faces, the lettering on signs, my shoes were extremely interesting, and the sum total of stimulus in a ten foot radius at any moment seemed like a miraculous and slightly holy amount of information.
The authors thank the Uganda National Forest Authority and the Consultative Group on International Agricultural Research CGIARR) for data access, Holy Gibbs and Sandra Brown for detailed information on some datasets, Danae Maniatis for fruitful discussions, Michael Schulz for useful comments on a preliminary version of this paper and Benjamin DeVries for proof reading the final manuscript.
These marketers lack the Holy Grail social-graphic information: friend connections and relationship information amongst their consumers.
The committee was bluntly informed by the Vatican that "it is not the practice of the Holy See to disclose information on the religious discipline of members of the clergy or religious according to canon law".
Elbow Room in the Airwaves The licenses at issue have become the holy grail of the information age.
This book is a collection of saints' lives, of accounts of events in the lives of Christ and of the Virgin Mary, and of information about holy days and seasons, the whole arranged as readings (Latin: legenda) for the church year.
