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There is nothing for sale in the show, but jewelry lovers, take note: on Oct. 12 Christie's will auction jewelry from the personal collection of Fred Leighton, owner of an estate jewelry shop of the same name on Madison Avenue.
3 P.M. Shoppers, take note: On Saturdays, Home Ec, 303 Third Avenue, (718) 852-2889, sells overstock handmade sweaters and crafty retro dresses from Flirt, its store in Park Slope. 4 P.M. Cross the Carroll Street Bridge, one of only four remaining retractable bridges in the country — it rolls open on wheels to let boats through.
Amateurs and outsiders take note: on the day of her first cancer operation at Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, she writes, every single one of the nine children, all of their spouses and their children, along with Mailer, his sister and her family, arrived at Norris's bedside at 5 a.m. to accompany her to the operating room.
Anyone jetting off to Jakarta, Bali or the other islands of Indonesia, take note: On April 16, the United States Federal Aviation Administration announced that it had changed Indonesia's air safety oversight category from a 1 to a 2, because of "serious concerns" over safety.
So startups take note: on that slide named 'exit strategy', it might be worth adding a supermarket giant or two alongside the usual suspects.
Take notes on how each one went, and what needs to improve next time.
Either one, or something you can take notes on.
Take notes on all jumper and switch settings, in case you jostle one.
Students should take notes on all presentations.
Students should take notes on their research.
