For more on the topic of augmented reality and mobile tech, I recommend the excellent article, "The Impending Social Consequences of Augmented Reality" on Mashable.
Kalman Detrich, its founder and director, said he had received some offers of space since an article about the impending closing of the 20-year-old museum appeared in The New York Times on Christmas Day.
After reading Rick Lyman's article about the impending film "Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World" ["On the Seas Again, Guided by a Star," Oct. 13], my unease about this project has turned to dread, mingled with a rubbernecker's curiosity.
He asserts how the Irish Independent first refused to publish Kelly's article on the impending collapse on the grounds it was offensive and how the PR department in his University College Dublin tried to hose him down by asking the head of the department of economics to "write a learned attack" on Kelly's piece, which was eventually published by the Irish Times.
Numismatist Charles Logan, in his 1979 article about the impending end of the Assay Commission, stated that this incident pointed out "the basic problem with the annual trial.
Instead, the videos that seem to resonate most are those that use atheism as a smokescreen to comment on the horrors of female body positivity, of sex dolls "triggering" feminists and, of course, those hooked on British tabloid articles claiming the impending overthrowing of Western civilisation by invading Muslims.
In my article last week about the impending demise of Ebb and Flow, I noted, "Unfortunately, since the action will happen on the dark side of the Moon, there will be nothing for earthlings to see".
An article on Tuesday about the impending retirement of Cardinal Justin Rigali, the Roman Catholic leader of Philadelphia, misstated his age and referred imprecisely to the process for retirement.
INTERNATIONAL The Khanbogd Journal article last Friday, about the impending opening of a huge mine in Mongolia, misstated the size of its proven copper reserves.
Correction: July 15 , 2000 Saturday An article on Thursday about the impending sale of The Connecticut Post, the daily newspaper in Bridgeport, misstated its circulation ranking in the state.
The unrelated accusations that led to his arrest — that he had revealed state secrets — were based on a Times article that correctly predicted the impending retirement of a senior Chinese leader.
