Word: doomfulness
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...think it's an opportunity. That's why we're invested in Career Builder. com. If we sat back and just stayed with the traditional print product, I'd agree with some of the doom-and-gloom predictions, but we're not doing that...
...Dickensian rhythm: there were the requisite good lower-orders types and bad lower-orders types, the requisite super-virtuous young woman, the requisite scheming villains who would, I knew, ultimately be vanquished. By the time that the frail, angelic Paul Dombey (so frail and so angelic that his doom was assured from his first appearance in the novel that begins with his birth) finally dies in his sisters arms, midway through Volume I, I found myself brushing away tears...
Chemistry can be a dangerous thing. Mr. & Mrs. Smith is one of those movies that has been marked with every possible harbinger of doom: reshoots, budget overruns, megastar casting woes, mid-shoot script rethinks and, of course, a notorious did-they-or-didn't-they on-set hookup between the two principals. So fervent is the tabloid interest that the two stars, who should be promoting their movie, are on another continent. Can the movie rise above its reputation? Will dozens of wrongs actually make a right...
...first time Marc Laidlaw played Doom it made him sick. It was not the violence; it was motion sickness--the game was so intense and immersive it actually messed with his inner ear. He immediately switched to the gentle, atmospheric adventure game Myst and developed another ailment: he became addicted. "I pretty much didn't get up from the computer for two days," he remembers...
It’s important to note that the debate on the floor of the UC to allocate funds for the Afterparty reflected all of our concerns. The vote ended up 19-18 in favor of funding the event. This one failure does not spell doom for UC events as a whole. With a schedule change to the week before Springfest, future Afterparties could fulfill their promise. But hindsight is 20/20. And with its benefit, we would have preferred that the UC pocketed the money it spent on the Afterparty for bigger (or smaller) future plans...