There were a few random items in the papers that seemed entertaining, at least while dining alone over spicy rice and cold beer.
Over the years, I've read small news items in the papers about similarly earnest undertakings, including helicopters, biplanes, robots, and so on.
For PIs and research administrators who have submitted grant applications before, many of the data items in the SF-424 (R&R) will be familiar; they are similar to items in the paper form PHS398.
The discusser raised a few points, and it seems that he is looking for detailed discussion or description of certain items in the paper; for example the origin and geologic formation issues and the post-formation chemical interaction.
If the functionality and the implementation of these tests have changed since then, we suggest that the authors clearly list these new improved items in the paper for more clarification.
They say it was a fake item in the papers, made up to increase circulation.
Already, some of the papers may have been missing there were rumors that Freedman, inadvertently and unknowingly, had bundles of Frankfurter's papers in his hotel room in Winnipeg although it would have been impossible to tell just what was missing, both then and later, since no version of the finding aid ever listed every item in the papers, only every folder.
By Philip Hamburger and Wolcott Gibbs The New Yorker, April 6 , 1940 P. 13According to a vague item in the papers, Mahatma Gandhi is planning to appear in a movie, which "will depict his student life in England, his early days as a lawyer in South Africa, and his famous meeting with Charlie Chaplin.
Already, some of the papers may have been missing — there were rumors that Freedman, inadvertently and unknowingly, had bundles of Frankfurter's papers in his hotel room in Winnipeg — although it would have been impossible to tell just what was missing, both then and later, since no version of the finding aid ever listed every item in the papers, only every folder.
He is usually a couple of days ahead on the strip for the back page, but his front-page cartoon is always the last item in the paper.
We noticed an item in the paper about J. Simeon Forgues, chief clerk of the Boston & Albany R.R., who had "travelled 1,200,000,000 miles commuting….
