A film community that lost its balance, and never quite got it back, was also clearly unsure how much fun was too much fun under the circumstances: The annual orgy of status, heat and sequined victory laps, Vanity Fair magazine's Oscar after-party, was abruptly canceled, as were several other ordinarily hot-ticket private gatherings.
Ordinarily, they live in Las Vegas.
Ordinarily, such things would be hot topics in the bars along Water Street and the harbor docks, but all anybody in this sunny coastal resort wanted to talk about last week was the sex offenders.
Ordinarily, Manuel sticks with the hot player, but this time he elected to sit Francoeur in favor of the young Fernando Martinez, who was called up Saturday along with second baseman Ruben Tejada to inject energy and athleticism to a team in desperate need of a boost.
Maya Dobbins (Anna Wood) is their opponent on defense; she has a brother with a mental health problem and is not (yet) being positioned as a romantic interest for Abe, which, as formally unattached hot characters they ordinarily would be.
Suddenly, she is getting the kind of publicity — appearances Tuesday on the "Today" show and "Piers Morgan Tonight," and a 10-city book tour — ordinarily reserved for movie stars or hot-shot novelists.
The invention, reported in the journal Science, takes advantage of what is ordinarily considered one of microwave's biggest drawbacks, hot spots.
Ordinarily rainwater percolates into a volcano, is heated by the hot rocks below and then rises back to the surface to form hot springs and steaming vents.
Ordinarily, scientists would expect those numbers to be about the same, but the hot temperature records were falling at a ratio of about 7-1.
Ordinarily, airborne particulates seed clouds, he explains, but black carbon particles can get hot enough to vaporize water and prevent clouds from forming at all.
Ordinarily, calling apps connect to the Internet when you're in a Wi-Fi hot spot.
