Whether Google will be able to organize a collection of Internet services into such a platform is not clear.
A woman who identified herself as Violette H. said that parishioners at her church would come up with a plan on Sunday to help and that the young people would organize a collection, as they had for the last storm.
In 1994, Mattel, which makes the doll, asked designer Craig Yoe to organize a collection of Barbie-inspired art, resulting in a book entitled The Art of Barbie.
The Círculo de Trabajadores organized a collection drive to support the locked out workers, going so far as to send representatives to Key West, Florida to solicit donations from American tobacco workers.
Consumer experience in navigational exploration mode depends on Information Organization, a topic centered around structures (e.g. nested folder or menu hierarchies) with which to organize a collection of contents to facilitate browsing and exploration.
Recently, while organizing a new collection of my short stories, I revisited a work that I hadn't read in many years: "If You Sing Like That for Me," which was first published in The Atlantic, in 1995, when I was twenty-four years old.
In 1904 Dean was a guest curator at the Met, organizing a large collection of armor the museum had purchased from the Duc de Dino; in 1906 he became an honorary (unpaid) curator, and in 1912, without giving up ichthyology, he went to work for the Met full time.
This year, the Austin Diaper Bank is organizing a diaper collection event at the local aquarium, where a radio station will be broadcasting live.
