Fire officials said they made the decision to save Engine 293 based on the merits, after City Hall called on Monday afternoon and said they could save two firehouses.
Forever joshing us, giving us reading lists to prove he's the expert he says the mode requires, mounting spoof cases against his client's literary merits, measuring beds, Hall turns himself into a main character.
The debates in the Hall of Merit discussion forums have been exhaustive and illuminating.
The list of Hall of Merit inductees, along with our archived discussions, is available at baseballthinkfactory.org/files/hall_of_merit.org/files/hall_of_merit
We called the project the Hall of Merit, and set up a voting system to mimic the Hall of Fame's annual elections.
Here's a former leader of Leeds city council, with (apparently) nothing to say about the relative merits of Whitehall and the town hall, or the need for a separate civil service (as opposed to a generic public service).
It has also introduced financial incentives -- merit scholarships and free rooms in its residence halls to top students.
Facilities Victorian Boilerhouse Theatre and the state-of-the-art lecture hall add to the architectural merit of the campus.
Hall carrier concentration n H, Seebeck coefficient S, resistivity ρ, Hall mobility μ H, total thermal conductivity, and figure-of-merit zT are shown in a, b, c, d, e, and f, respectively.
A "golden era" committee of Hall voters has been reconsidering the merits of Minoso, Ron Santo and six other bypassed player candidates, as well as two executives.
Given the scope of her civil rights activism in the wake of the Lincoln Memorial concert, and even more so in light of her eventual performances at Constitution Hall and the Metropolitan Opera, Anderson's actions merit broader speculation and comment.
