Ten years ago, Dr. Larson said, she joined a door-to-door vaccination drive in northern Nigeria as a Unicef communications officer, "and even then we were trying to calm rumors that the C.I.A. was involved," she said.
Less than two weeks ago, Silicon Valley's leading executives joined a closed-door meeting with America's most senior security staff and law enforcement officials to discuss how to combat Isis's recruiting efforts online.
I thought: 'This is brilliant!'" Not long after, he joined a band, Behind Closed Doors, and with that, any commitment to school work went out the window.
I don't recall exact first impressions, but it was a never-ending party where social hierarchies seemed to disintegrate -- walk in the door and you've joined a family.
In 2007, a couple of years after he dropped out, Mr. West joined the Door, an organization focused on empowering young people to reach their potential.
Choose a door to join a team.
Leaving open the door to joining a third party himself someday, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg offered a robust endorsement to Senator Joseph I. Lieberman yesterday, lending the senator's struggling re-election bid the influence of a popular mayor with demonstrated appeal to both Democrats and Republicans.
Create your own game by clicking on the middle door or join a game by finding by key or topic.
Once a dormitory for monks, the hillside property consists of two houses joined by a shared door; it overlooks the surrounding countryside and has a distant view of the coastline.
He still oversees the kitchen at Gramercy Tavern; the two restaurants are conveniently joined by a back door. Christina Valhouli.
*Lord Ashdown was joined at the door by another waiting dignitary: Miriam Clegg, who forgot her security pass.
