I walked back through the clamorous outdoor market known as East 116th Street, past a dozen vendors whose displays were neither end-capped nor color-coordinated.
Either way, bulletin boards, those fixtures of school hallways whose displays were once limited to art projects or holiday decorations, now have a far weightier role in New York City public schools.
In mitigation, Martins was not exactly helped by Sibierski, whose display was characterised by less than deft link play and at times a woeful first touch.
An interior design and decoration sale to benefit the Kips Bay Boys and Girls Club will be held today and tomorrow from noon to 7 p.m. Furniture, china, silver and carpets donated by designers and friends of the club will be displayed in vignettes by designers like Larry Laslo, Albert Hadley and Amy Lau, whose display is above.
Plastic Logic's device, whose display is powered by the same E Ink technology behind readers offered by Amazon and Sony, is the size of a sheet of paper and has a stunning 13-inch screen.
McLeish made an impact by introducing the physical presence of his Serbia forward Nikola Zigic, whose displays had been moderate for the club until now.
Also, the industry is controlled by a handful of Asian conglomerates, few of which trade on the U.S. markets, and whose display units are only tiny slices of the company.
The Japanese serow is a small bovid whose displayed morphology is primitive in relation to other bovids.
The Medi-Jector VISION, whose display window is very small and hard to see, has to be primed before injections, a task that can be confusing and tedious.
Our hope is that the display of hit counts will make it easier to see how results are distributed among the different data sources as well as increase awareness of data sources whose display may be 'below the fold'.
A guy whose display photo was a selection of drill-powered dildos who wrote a two-paragraph paean to Blitzen Trapper.
