In Stitches: A Handbook on Meaning, Hope and Repair, one of her beautiful commentaries on grief, Anne Lamott asks, "Where is meaning in the meteoric passage of time, the speed in which our lives are spent?
Resources are scarce, however: Many of the park's 10 buildings need repair; one of her trucks has 180,000 miles on it.
Merely asking poorer people to contemplate a hypothetical £1,000 car repair, one study by the authors shows, impairs their performance on intelligence tests as much as missing a night's sleep – about 13 or 14 IQ points.
Mr. Deeds seemed baffled by the question of whether he would raise taxes to pay for highway repair, one of the most fundamental questions of this campaign.
By G. P. Oslin and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, October 11 , 1947P. 27 A Western Union clock-repair man was dispatched to a hospital to repair one of the company's clocks.
One such artist was Kiki Smith, the sculptor, who first met him after he was drafted to repair one of her works: a life-size statue of the Virgin Mary made from wax, wood, and cloth.
Hospitals saw the overnight admissions as a way to raise revenue, the two said, and bought Kyphon's products, even though they were expensive, starting at $3,500 to repair one spinal fissure.
When she was a member of the City Council in 1996, Ms. Fields allocated $61,000 from her budget to repair one of the program's playgrounds in Harlem next to Harbor Morningside Children's Center.
A20 SCIENCE/HEALTH Space Station in Need of Repair One of the gyroscopes that keeps the International Space Station in the right position has failed, a development that will require an extra spacewalk for astronauts to fix, National Aeronautics and Space Administration officials said.
Step 7: In case there are candidate paths, which are suitable for route repair, one path is selected randomly.
According to this policy whenever the workload exceeds a threshold D a server is called for repair and starts repair one at a time.
