Hindsight suggests Eastern European nations should have got a move on earlier to join the euro.
"OMM has so many issues to cover we had no choice but to move on earlier in the year but have decided to revisit this issue and speak out again," the group writes on its website.
After teething on the Hardy Boys, I moved on early to the hard stuff, starting with Sherlock Holmes and, via a number of workmanlike franchise tecs and a smattering of gentlemen investigators, ending up at Marlowe and Sam Spade.
But things have moved on since those early days.
"The publicity and visibility [from other apps] can help us move on from early adopters and reach those who aren't using any dating apps at all".
On the East Coast, Thompson is beloved for regular solo shows at Princeton's McCarter Theatre, New York's Town Hall and City Winery, and other venues where, if you're lucky and move on tickets early, you can sit where you can watch his fingers as he plays.
But veterans of the industry said that many of the major players had been able to cash in and move on despite earlier regulations aimed at cleaning up the business, while the workers at the bottom answering the phones were left with dwindling revenues and bounced paychecks.
The move backtracks on earlier statements from Hard (and its parent company, Live Nation) made on Monday night, when the festival confirmed that it was denying all requests for tickets and credentials to cover the festival. .
In fact, the play is a fictionalized account of the journey from the shtetl to Hollywood of one Maurice Montgomery, a celluloid pioneer who moved on from early experimentation with his late father's cinematographe in a Russian backwater, where even the trains don't stop, to go on to direct 35 features in his newfound home, America.
