Word: timedance
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They then gave eight-minute speeches timed precisely by Howard Steyn '97, outgoing president of the organization.
Then in 1990 a new doctor suggested a radical solution: Ventura should go back on morphine and stay on it. Drug companies had developed a timed-release formula that had proved helpful in other cases. The treatment allowed Ventura to abandon his hospital bed and, for the first time, lift...
HASCS has indeed handled the upgrade in a professional manner. The work was done over spring break while most students were away, so except for a few poor souls, most people did not need to be on the network and, therefore, were not inconvenienced. We wish all things at Harvard...
And so begins the great Web retailing bout: nimble new-media entrepreneurs in this corner, lumbering old-media giants in the other. The Amazon IPO, nervously timed to precede Barnes & Noble's online debut, will help divine which contender Wall Street expects to land the first blow.
Although Jiang is clearly ranked above his colleagues in the leadership, power plays seem inevitable, probably timed to the next Party Congress this fall, where the new leadership will be confirmed. At that meeting, says a Chinese analyst in Beijing, "some people will get jobs, and others will lose theirs...