A day where we as a society celebrate the inner darkness that is convenience culture.
The inner city can provide affordability, convenience and a stimulating diversity that may not be available in a suburban enclave.
Instead, with his silent act in public, he loudly declares, "My inner life takes precedence over your convenience, pleasure and need to exchange information". Why is he surprised when people get angry?
He was largely responsible for the network of parkways on Long Island, for example, as well as for highways within the city that were conceived more for the convenience of suburban automobile owners than inner-city residents.
His subjects are a different breed altogether -- alienated working-class types who might be seen hanging out at the convenience store of an afternoon and whose inner lives are beyond imagining.
Although the vestibular organs and the cochlea are derived embryologically from the same formation, the otic vesicle, their association in the inner ear seems to be a matter more of convenience than of necessity.
The retailer said it would be closing 30 convenience stores – 18 Express outlets and 12 inner-city Metro shops – along with seven superstores and six of its 12 non-food ventures, called Homeplus.
We hypothesized that in the inner-city, minority community of East Harlem, New York, the presence of convenience stores and fast-food restaurants near a child's home is associated with increased risk for childhood obesity as measured by body mass index (BMI).
But the attempt to do so suggests that the only ethic that matters is one of convenience – and that different rules apply to the inner circle.
A convenience sample of patients was recruited from an inner urban general practice in Brisbane, Australia, between April and July 2011.
Most importantly, it did not include a representative sample but rather a sample of convenience, namely children visiting the outpatient department of an inner city tertiary care children's hospital.
