Any time some major event happens on the television, Twitter makes some big announcement about its latest record milestone.
"America's students have achieved another record milestone by improving graduation rates for a fourth year," U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan said Tuesday in a statement.
Mr. Simons also safeguards family treasures: the Bible in which his great-great-great-grandfather Jacob Van Dusen (Generation 6) recorded milestones after he journeyed from Jerusalem Township, N.Y., to Sand Creek, Ind., in the 1820s; the battered hymnbook that Jacob's son carried at Gettysburg.
While the field of commercial photography would produce a number of photo-world stars and was rich with its own traditions and aesthetic, the role of the neighborhood studio was primarily social, the major venue through which, in that era, families recorded milestones large and small.
I downloaded Debt Wizard to analyze and find suggestions for eliminating pesky credit card debt, a 401(k) planner only too happy to predict retirement income based on wild guesses about future returns on investments, and My Precious Baby, for recording milestones like the first tooth.
A key part of the service will be recording milestones like the first crawl, steps, solid food, word said, etc. with text, video and photos.
This flippantly titled track, from Warp Records' milestone 1998 compilation album We Are Reasonable People, sees Bell chaining the unrestrained glitch of IDM to the 4/4 discipline of techno, with noisy and thrilling results.
The plaudits usually include the team's record and milestones under that Uga's reign.
For the record, the milestones set were: runs in a game (32), runs in a single inning (17), hits in a game (27) and margin of victory (30 runs).
The software was modified with additional buttons to record timestamps (milestones) whenever the staff interacted with patients at various locations.
