Harmon's Remedial Chaos Theory episode would only be done on a traditional sitcom--let's say "Mike & Molly --if Molly --ifrning batch of brownies was accidentally laced with soMolly --if's previous detective work.
"We all need to work out how we share the sidewalks and the roads," says Uli Nasibova, whipping up a morning batch of stracciatella — a mint chocolate chip gelato that lures lots of foot traffic to Gelateria Uli, her shop in downtown's Spring Arcade building.
The afternoon batch is fed at 2 30 p.m. Men and women go about their routine tasks in the kitchen wearing uniforms, which include a bandanna and a separate pair of slippers, the only footwear allowed inside the kitchen.
(7) Batch processing, i.e., is it possible to run large batches of files in a single instance and without manual intervention?
As a result, last night's batch of such Daily Summary emails were initiated at 1 30am Pacific time, and unfortunately an unknown number were erroneously sent to parties that were neither the provider nor the client.
The clams, on this morning a batch of about 7,300 mostly large chowders freshly dug by hand in Greenwich Cove in Connecticut and rushed in sacks to the West Avenue dock on the shores of Great South Bay, would once have been coals to Newcastle.
One morning's batch of mail yielded the following: Batten, Barton, Bruce & Durstine; Bat-Bar-Durs & Osb; Battern Baitos Durstine-Osborn; Butter, Barter & Durster; Baton, Berton, Dirkstein & Osborn; Barbinee-Durstine; Balter, Barten, Turstine & Asdorm; Batten, Carlton, Dupstine & Osborn; Batlou, Barlow, Devenstine & Osborne; and B.B. Dill.
In the headlines this morning, a batch of strong earnings results.
In the headlines this morning, a batch of big merger news.
Perhaps this morning's batch of economic data will help break the deadlock in Congress as Democrats and Republicans squabble over legislation to extend unemployment benefits.
I mean this thing we still call an "election," in which our temperatures are taken every 30 seconds, in which we are told that we have more or less voted every day for months on end, in which to keep up with events you need to read daily columns by a man who lives only to make sense of this morning's batch of polls.
