The mayor's report reviewed his campaign promises, listing those he fulfilled, those he broke and, in a few cases, those he suggested he should never have made.
("In his signature folksy and down-home style, Barbour addresses the 2012 political outlook and the upcoming election, Republican strategy, the economy, job creation and leadership," the company promises, listing him in the category of speakers costing between $30,000 and $50,000).
He had promised to list SLS on the Luxembourg stock exchange, but didn't.
In Emma's first year at San Isidro College, in the Philippines, she saw her name on a bulletin board in the registrar's office, on a sheet of paper titled "Promise List".
Later this year, BarPoint.com promises to list prices from the music store down the street as well.
People who promise a list of 10 things and then have room for only 9 because they have burned much of their space ranting about a woman in a doughnut line.
The slightly tongue-in-cheeck Cyber Squirrel 1 promises a list of "all unclassified Cyber Squirrel Operations that have been released to the public that we have been able to confirm.
If the headlines mention Kim Kardashian or promise a list like "Six Creepy Ways to Mourn a Dead Pet," online readers react like a Cro-Magnon finding a patch of ripe red raspberries after a day of digging for tubers.
Availability is my middle name the bane of cinephiles is the one that can't be had on tape or DVD or even YouTube upload and I hear it called today by TCM, which is getting together with Universal (following the lead of Warner Archive) for "The TCM Vault Collection," which will issue on-demand DVDs of a small (but, they promise, growing) list of titles.
Currently, Mine supports Amazon, the Apple App Store, iTunes, Zappos and Etsy, but promises that list will grow in time.
