A NEOGaf forum user discovered over the weekend that while the new Xbox 360 slim (note to self: we have got to come up with a better name) is unlikely to fry itself and die in any permanent way, the threat of overheating is still a real one.
As long as the margins in Congress remain slim, Johannes noted, and especially if only one chamber flips Democratic this November, we can't expect much action, inter-party or otherwise, on pressing issues.
And it is amazing to hear the shades of suggestion that are milked from the slim range of notes allowed the evening's two singers, at least those in the performance I saw: the tenor John Duykers (who alternates with Tony Boutte) and the baritone Herbert Perry (who alternates with Eugene Perry).
The best-looking young men had delicate features and slim waists, she notes, while women wore thick, dark eyebrows and mustaches, sometimes even enhancing the hair on their upper lip with mascara.
Regarding the Slim loans, De Mooij notes; "The two paintings from the collection of Carlos Slim are important additions as they illustrate aspects of Van Gogh's development as a painter that would otherwise not be represented.
Rosebudd, C-Note, Fillmore Slim and others tell war stories.
As a rule of thumb, the thicker a film's publicity notes, the slimmer its rewards.
His newest novel, "The Sense of an Ending," which no critic has failed to note as "slim" or "slight," is being hailed as both readable and good.
When Rebus notes Fox "sliming" around HQ and reflects that he seems more like "middle management in a plastics company", it's clearly what Rebus would think about the interloper, but also usefully channels a resentment that Rankin readers must inevitably feel about the loss of their favourite cop.
The New York Times' Brian Stelter recently noted the slim upside, writing, "people tune in to CNN, the same way they hurry to a hospital when they think they are having a heart attack".
Palm Pilots were dazzling when they first appeared: all of your contacts, calendars and notes in one slim, pocket-size device.
