I recently attended a reading and discussion of Justin Taylor's new novel The Gospel of Anarchy (HarperPerennial), a fictional history (historical fiction?) of a movement that I must confess to have missed moving with entirely.
For example, because the job is office-based rather than lab-based, we can have cups of tea next to our computers, and I really miss moving en masse to the tea room twice a day!
Damascus subsequently did so, although it missed the February 5 deadline to move its 1,300 tons of chemical substances out of the country and has since promised to do so by the end of April.
Despite containing a proportionally large textual space for Move 1 (Establishing a territory), P3 is missing Move 2 (Establishing a niche), in contrast to the other two proposals.
Though his namesake company revolutionized the PC business, it missed the consumer shift to smartphones and tablets, and also missed the move of corporate computing to data centers and cloud-based networks.
It sounds like a breakbeat with some essential workings missing: it moves forward, but refuses to swing in the way it should.
After the show ended in early April, Mr. Missing moved back to Europe, which he said is more congenial.
What appears to be a static picture of a dreamcatcher affixed to a satellite against an indigo-hued sky turns out to be slowly-shifting video of a white-hot sun rising so slowly you might miss that it's moving at all.
The songs themselves represent so much of what the Internet has come to be for us, a post-modern medium drawing from dizzying arrays of high, popular and obscure cultural references in a fast-paced don't blink or you'll miss it but move on to what's next constant stream of information overload.
In July, Mr. Wang's lawyers declared that the county was in default on its lease because it had missed a deadline to move the veterans' clinic as the agreement specified.
