Every page is a catalogue of wasted opportunity, a failure to seize the moment, a failure to communicate, inconclusive wondering, and time-wasting.
Recycling's great – put your glass bottles in that massive skip in the supermarket car park, sort your cardboards from your plastic – so it's good to know that Pharrell isn't letting any of his back catalogue go to waste.
Speaking of freebooters, the Commission on Wartime Contracting has released "Hard Lessons," inspector general Stewart Bowen's report on the uses of American money in Iraq and Afghanistan a four-hundred-and-fifty-six-page catalogue of corruption and waste.
We examined the published, peer-reviewed literature addressing cancer incidence or mortality in the vicinity of toxic waste sites between 1980 and 2006, and catalogued the methods employed by such studies.
In the context of smart sustainable cities, advanced digital networks are crucial to urban operational functioning and planning due to the interrelationships between urban components and domains that are too many to catalogue (transport, mobility, communication, building, energy, environment, water, waste, land use, healthcare, etc).
Although Constructed Worlds was listed in the catalogue as a studio-art class, Gary said that studio was a waste of class time.
Many did not catalogue whether a potable water supply was contaminated, and very few included contaminant measurements at waste sites or in subjects' homes.
"I believe that the growing catalogue of misuse and the possible commission of serious offices warrants a police investigation," the Labor spokesman on waste, Pat Conroy, wrote to the AFP's assistant commissioner, Shane Connelly.
All the hours I wasted staring into the mirror, cataloguing my many faults, real or imagined, I now realize I should have spent doing something, pretty much anything, else.
