The PCAOB has morphed into an accounting version of Nurse Ratched from One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, demanding costly but useless procedures, including such minutiae as which workers in a company can have office keys and telling companies how often they should change computer access codes.
Victoria took a close interest in the details of how Windsor Castle was run, including the minutiae of the social events.
She separates a lot of things, up to and including the minutiae of the real world, into the categories of good and bad.
Brandon, who played offensive tackle at DePauw University, handles the minutiae, including dry cleaning, bill paying, ticket requests and projects like setting up when Sanchez and teammates recently tested the video game Halo.
They discuss all forms of personal minutiae, including their dental work, their sleeping problems, whether they're having regular bowel movements and which relatives they're not getting along with.
It's a been a pretty major boon for stats nerds, allowing fans to drill down on all sorts of fascinating minutiae, including things like launch angle and exit velocity for batted balls.
Even the most cursory trawl through his 10 volumes of poetry leaves the reader apparently familiar with his glamorous family, his father's bankruptcy, his school days at Eton and many other biographical minutiae, often including elements of sex, drugs and rock'n'roll.
Other minutiae include a dedicated kitchen and chef for room service; easy to find, and more importantly easy to work, light switches by the beds; a Bang and Olufsen TV, CD and DVD player, all with an interactive remote control; and surround sound - there are speakers in the bathroom too.
But while it includes such amusing minutiae as the average employee's pupillary distance (59 mm), there are a few things it doesn't include — like absolute numbers on its traffic or sales growth (plenty of companies opt to keep this information secret, so this isn't really surprising).
