Apple, Apple, Apple: most of it reams of gushing speculation over the alleged tablet that the company is allegedly launching a week from today.
It was Ream's first assist since joining Bolton after two seasons with the Red Bulls of Major League Soccer.
The commission is a strange beast: while it makes reams of constructive suggestions, it has also been one of the government's harshest critics.
Voice recognition software today works in very specialized circumstances it can typically recognize only one voice at a time, and it performs best when it has reams of data in the archive before tackling a new speech sample.
Yet, millions will watch it, and reams will be written about it, and there's no apologies necessary because, after former champions Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus and Gary Player hit honorary first-tee shots at 7 40 a.m.
What Action, in turn, is getting is a reporter with the kind of reach — he has two million Twitter followers — that can both help visibility for a still-new company and also potentially drive customers to its website and app, where it offers reams of betting data and information, some free and some behind a paywall.
When the photograph appeared in a Sunday newspaper, it looked like Banks was taunting St John and it brought reams of hate mail from Liverpool supporters to the England keeper's door.
Early reviews claimed it would clear any room of humans that tried to listen to it, and reams of books about the worst albums in rock history and most famous career-self-immolations have put it near the top.
Yet even if there were a whole team of archivists, it wouldn't make sense to archive each item in the Doris Duke Collection because it contains reams of seemingly unremarkable documents back-and-forth letters about repairs to a sea wall, for example, or documents back-and-forthpamphlets documents back-and-forthmpletterseaboutplans.
Some drown their mom-guilt with wine, I like to bury it under reams of cold, hard research.
