These news stories also foster the illusion -- one continually and willingly propagated by the food industry -- that weight loss and health are synonymous.
The de facto winner is the one that continually captures and owns the consumer's time.
Unfortunately, Folks Fest is the kid sibling at Planet Bluegrass -- the one that continually produces amazing shows, but can't quite sell as well as Telluride or Rockygrass.
"The thing about Alan is that although he became a film star, one continually met him in tiny fringe venues all over the country.
In contrast, multiple tumour sphere cultures could be sustained in culture for more than 5 months, including one continually cultured for over 22 months that demonstrated the ability to recapitulate the original tumour phenotype from which it was derived, indicating retention of CSC properties.
If he did those things to her, one continually heard, he must have done them to other women, too, or if she had invented this story about him, she must have invented things about other men as well.
He is the one who has continually engaged the team in contract disputes the past few seasons — to the point that, by his own account, he became known to fans as "the guy on the stationary bike" because that is how he often spent training camp workouts.
"I think that by rook or by crook or by providence or just dumb luck, we nominated the one guy who continually outpolls the Republican brand," said Todd Harris, a consultant who worked on Mr. McCain's campaign eight years ago and on Mr. Thompson's this year.
Nonetheless, this is about striking a balance: you shouldn't be the one who has to continually make all of the concessions, especially if the disrespectful behavior is coming from a friend, loved one, coworker, or indeed anyone that is part of our regular circle whom we don't want to, or can't, cut out of our lives.
A number of writers of the eighties and nineties created lasting elegies for their fast-disappearing communities: Paul Monette's lyrical memoir of his last days with his lover, "Borrowed Time"; Mark Doty's hauntingly beautiful poetry collections "My Alexandria" and "Atlantis"; and Tony Kushner's magical, Brechtian "Angels in America" are the ones that I continually return to.
