The interval was timely, though, for it gave Mariusz Kwiecień, singing the role of Roger and suffering from a heavy cold, the chance to marshal his vocal resources.
Another faculty member, though, is determinedly timely: William Chase's "Mr. Ofili" is a modest-size portrait of the artist who recently caused a sensation in New York City with his unorthodox painting of the Madonna.
Pimentel's arrest for planning to hit local post offices with pipe bombs is timely, though, since it coincides with the engineered implosion of not just one post office, but possibly the entire USPS, reeling from a slo-mo neutron bomb lobbed by the radical right.
Moreover, the wider though less timely definition of unemployment the number of people out of work and looking for jobs dropped (though only by 3,000) between the third and fourth quarters of last year.
They also suggest that he might not be willing to take the last off ramp, even though a timely exit would allow him to pocket the credit for bringing Iraq back under United Nations supervision.
However, on the whole data analysis seemed to lead to a minority of outbreak detections, with both formal and informal notifications of alerts playing a more prominent, though less timely role.
Overall though, this is a timely and needed essay.
It is timely though in this election year (probably decided by the time of publication) that the significance of the Labour-led Government's initiatives in early childhood policy is newsworthy across the wider spectrum of New Zealand politics.
Though I made timely payments for a while, I was forced to stop paying when I was faced with two options: pay for food in my stomach, or pay my bills and starve.
