One post reported that a landscaping project had unearthed toxic remnants that led to residents being stricken with cancer.
She explained that the warehouse held the remnants that were left when Louis Comfort Tiffany's studios, in nearby Corona, closed, in the mid-thirties.
Geologists have found several other crater remnants that could have been gouged out by asteroids and also the suspect volcanoes of India.
I was particularly taken with the Lower East Side remnants that are slowly being squeezed out by hip restaurants and shops.
(Use a wet basting brush to wipe down the inside of your saucepan, so you can incorporate the tasty remnants that collect as the sauce cooks).
For the way forward is clearly to seek to restore what we once had, not just conserve the remnants that are left.
These emissions collectively require far more power than the much more spectacular H II regions, planetary nebulae, or supernova remnants that occupy a tiny fraction of the volume.
The most we might encounter, the guidebooks and the friends suggested, was an archaeological mishmash, a jumble of confusing remnants that might possibly have had something to do with the Trojan conflict attributed to Homer.
Eaton, who is fifty-one and grew up in Vermont, treats the band (or its remnants) that has given him a living, a body of work, a style, and some measure of transcendence as a kind of adversary.
Additional expenses were $125 for ivy, which would take about four years to cover the cinderblocks of a neighbor's wall and $15 for the paint and wood-slat remnants that would cover the wall on the other side.
In the last month, CBS Interactive and Forbes.com have both created their own ad exchanges to directly sell the lower-priced ads called remnants that typically run at the bottom of their Web pages or on secondary pages.
