But the real reason behind Parchment's recent growth (and its $25 million raise) is that high schools and colleges (and their students) it seems are finally ready to shift from paper to electronic transcripts.
And it is unrigid, ever ready to shift again.
And the exchange has improved its disaster plan, ready to shift trading to an undisclosed site within a day.
Kairytė composes the list until she hits an organic change, a feeling that the show is ready to shift into it's second phase—"It's never planned"—and she opens up—again, live, before anyone, with no curtain a video of her, clicking into the bar to manually cue where she wants it to go, then launching more fully, argent Gretsch in hand, into the music.
He was an icon, and his memorable sign-off line -- "that's the way it is" provided finality and comfort to a news audience ready to shift away from the issues of the day to an evening of light entertainment, sport, and movies.
Although Chrysler has spent two decades persuading Americans of front drive's benefits, its executives say they think the public is ready to shift back, given the popularity of rear-drive trucks.
ECB President Mario Draghi said recently that the ECB was "technically ready" to shift the deposit rate into negative territory, meaning it would start charging lenders for holding their money with the central bank.
For an encore, the 49ers appear ready to shift into a more dynamic passing powerhouse.
But she knows her luck could turn quickly, and is ready to shift into something safer.
Successful in this policy of obstruction, they are now ready to shift blame to the president for the weak economy.
