You could say the Chargers are really in the pits… Burgh! "Big" Ben Roethlisberger may be coming back this week, so the Steelers offense will get back to running like "clock" work!
People tell me "you really must see the pit latrines of Lamu", but I am not so sure.
"I'm going to remain in a positive mind, and I know the guys have been working really hard on the pit stops, so I'm sure it's going to be a better race tomorrow".
And, most impressive of all, things were really cooking in the pit (I attended Saturday), with Hajime Teri Murai coaxing careful, subtly colorful work from the Peabody Concert Orchestra all night.
"They work really hard for the pit bulls that we get in here, and they've been a big help to us," he says.
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The idea that actin polymerizes primarily at the base of the pits is not really new (due in part to work of Kaksonen himself; a google search for images of actin at yeast actin patches or clathrin coated pits reveals that most schematic cartoon place actin polymerization at the base of the invagination), although this is proved elegantly here.
A new war in Congo would really pit the Tutsis against everyone else.
One acclaimed (if unsuccessful) submission was: "Sticking it to the French, every day .Just occasionally, policy fights really do pit the big beasts against one another, exposing deep rifts of mutual suspicion and incomprehension.
Moreover, the current culture war being played out between watchers of Fox News and readers of The Huffington Post is really the same old '60s argument, pitting social conservatives' unshakable faith in American exceptionalism against the progressive insistence that there's something dark and violent at the core of American hegemony.
