Natural Cheddar, which they started off with, crumbled and didn't slice very well, so they moved on to processed varieties, which could bend and be sliced and would last forever, or they could knock another two cents off per unit by using an even lesser product called "cheese food," which had lower scores than processed cheese in taste tests.
Part of the process of moving on was a private meeting with Coach Tom Coughlin on Wednesday, presumably to discuss the benching and Ross's angry reaction.
"And whereas I worried more than a bit about what was going to happen when and if really bad news got announced, I've realised that perhaps the lack of status updates has given us all a chance to move on a bit, to process what's happening, and to start to... detach".
The path for SaaS domination of a market segment has historically followed one of two routes: bringing previously offline workflows online, or moving on-premise software processes online.
That's the crux of it: even though we've been separated for years, and we've both "moved on," the process of disentangling continues.
As women moved on in the process of recovery, their understanding of the experience was continually evolving with implications for the process of recovery and strategies used.
To date, nearly 50 community members have attended an eight-week class to gain an understanding on feasibility, of which 10 have moved on to the process of starting their business.
"The political process is moving on," Mr. Bush said.
The process of moving on may take James some time as well.
But a new generation of voters – especially the younger ones like Potter of Iowa and Cichon of New Hampshire – would have moved on to a better, more complete primary process that leaves these early states and their myths behind.
