Baseball, famously, is the sport that doesn't change, but the game's historians like to think in terms of eras.
And no one was thinking in terms of eras, but still it felt kind of momentous just a week earlier when a more high-powered political journal was born, The Connecticut Mirror, a nonprofit online site on state government and politics, backed by $1.8 million from seven foundations.
"In terms of my era and what I've seen and played against, he was the best ever," said Isiah Thomas, an All-Star contemporary of Jordan's who now coaches the Indiana Pacers.
To put this literary spectacle in the musical terms of that era, it was as if Johnny Rotten — safety-pinned and leering — had stepped up to the mike, hocked a loogie into the crowd and started singing like Frank Sinatra.
"Without question, it signals that the transition process is under way in terms of the era of Bill Weldon ending and setting the stage for a new chairman and chief executive," said Rick Wise, an analyst with Leerink Swann, a health care investment bank.
Overall, the present study provides extensive evidence that a component-based assessment derives sufficiently reliable and, in terms of an ERA, protective estimates for the aquatic toxicity of biocidal products.
In terms of an era, it could still be the case for the next year or so that [Red Bull] dominate early on and we have to catch them up.
Despite the demonisation of the shipyard workers, these sectors and enterprises have a huge load of work and a large commitment to give in terms of an era of greater technical capacity.
DAFNE graduates were recruited from course follow-up sessions (n=4), ordinary clinic appointments (n=4) and field contacts (n=2), with the aim of recruiting a purposive sample, as heterogeneous as possible in terms of diagnosis era, stage of life at diagnosis, current age, educational level, type of work, ethnicity and gender.
Review and analyses suggest that, within this context, competitive advantage is best understood in terms of 'competitive eras'.
