(A Stone rule, borrowed from Gore Vidal: "Never pass up the opportunity to have sex or be on television").
There are no set-in-stone rules when it comes to writing well about science (or anything else), but we can perhaps cover some of the reliable ways to get started.
At many companies, there are no carved-in-stone rules, so when in doubt, go traditional.
A8 Stoning Ruling Upheld in Nigeria An Islamic court in northern Nigeria upheld the ruling that a young woman must face death by stoning for having had sex outside marriage.
(Stone's rules: "Attack, attack, attack — never defend" and "Admit nothing, deny everything, launch counterattack").
Also keep in mind that the landscape for 529s is not set in stone, and rules may be altered over the course of your investment if you begin socking away education funding early in your child's life.
Last year, a federal district judge in Big Stone Gap ruled that Mr. Young's lawsuit could proceed in his home state because the newspapers' Web sites were accessible there and that was where injury to his reputation would have taken place.
If Donald Trump's rise has taught Americans anything, it's that our system of government is not etched in stone, that the rules politicians habitually play by are not really rules at all.
Flashback: September 23: Judge rules Stone cannot move Roan to LA.
She strictly follows stone-age survival rules while living in a frozen forest in Seattle, promoting a radically self-sustaining existence that mainly involves being really cold and really dirty.
Fans of R&B singer Brandy were particularly incensed, because her song "Put It Down," featuring Chris Brown, which had been in the Top 10, dropped like a stone after the rule change, even though it remains a favorite on urban radio stations.
