PAGE D5 BAD NEWS, WORSE TIMING The Marquette Golden Eagles were something of a surprise, with their little-known coach, Buzz Williams, emerging as a Big East Coach of the Year candidate and Jerel McNeal developing into one of the conference's top players.
With the update, the company is finally providing a way for users to disable the banner ads within the app – news whose timing is critical, given the recent reports about Android ads and the related battery drains.
Though customers welcomed the news, the timing of the move was questionable.
While NBC did not return calls about the news, the timing of the rumor points to its likely accuracy.
There are not yet as many pop-up campsites on this leg of the journey as in Yorkshire (news on timings and camping spots will be updated on Guardian travel as they become available).
There is never a good time for a war, but for big media and news companies, the timing of the current crisis is especially poor.
Moalin's attorney, Dratel, who learned about it through the news, called the timing "outrageous" and filed a motion for a new trial.
The news was unfortunate timing for Goldman Sachs, coming as it did a day after the bank moved its recommendation on Salamander from neutral to buy.
Although Mr Koizumi plans to send members of Japan's "self-defence forces" to help stabilise Iraq, he may not be able to give Mr Bush any news about the timing of their deployment.
That news, and the timing of it, raised eyebrows in Washington and Tallahassee because earlier this year, Mr. Martinez said he would not run for Senate and would instead wait to run for governor in 2006.
