It went to coal miners, milkmaids, tractor drivers and others who applied more than the typical amount of elbow grease to their work, thus contributing to "the growth of the might and glory of the U.S.S.R.," according to an entry about the award in the Big Soviet Encyclopedia.
He also pointed to an entry about "sneaker" on the Web site FirstMention.com, which features what purports to be an 1889 advertisement from Jordan Marsh, the former department store chain based in Boston, which was selling "500 pairs of men's tennis oxfords (sneakers)" for 59 cents a pair.
Dozens of objections were posted to an entry about the diet on the blog Jezebel.
One evening late in January I had finally overcome this initial barrier to entry, and was just about to stop blogging to do my usual 30-minute nightly sprint when I got the email.
Brown algal centrosomes are fully separated on the nuclear envelope prior to entry into mitosis, residing about 15 μm apart [ 33].
"The danger posed with using print classified ads has been 1,000 times as great as the danger associated with Craigslist," Mr. Buckmaster said, pointing to a post on the company's blog that refers to a Wikipedia entry about violent crimes linked to print classified advertising.
That raises a fresh question about barriers to entry.
This question came up repeatedly in my reporting for Monday's article about barriers to entry for foreign-trained physicians.
We are definitely morphing toward the more urban markets, because we want "very high barrier to entry" markets, and New York is about as high as you get.
That reduces the barriers to entry and changes old rules about how business is done -- and who can participate.
