Before describing those qualities that lead to success, we’d better make certain we’re talking about something we agree on. Do we consider a fellow whose sole accomplishment is superb clarinet playing to be a success? Probably so – in the musical sense.
As our upper hand on the COVID-19 pandemic appears to be slowly untying the confining binds on our daily lives, from schools reopening to restaurant sit-down service restarting to theatergoing returning, we are wisely advised to take it slowly.
During the demolition of a row house in North London, a skeleton is discovered under the floor of the basement. Detective Chief Investigator Cassie Stuart (Nicola Walker) and her partner, Detective Sargent Sunny Kahn (Sanjeer Bhaskar), are called to the site.
I am now the proud owner of one of the world’s smallest computers. It’s called the Asus Viviobook Flip 12, which is smaller than a piece of business paper and about ¾-inch thick. It’s amazing that these things perform just as well as many desktop computers yet sell for under $400.
The subject I intend to discuss is the current vogue in poetry … or more specifically, what appears to constitute excellence in the contemporary poetic world.
It is clear now with COVID-19 and the anticipation of subsequent epidemics facing us in the future, that density is part of the problem. Maintaining adequate distance is imperative to containing the spread of viruses.
As testified by an authority no less impressive than Andrew Young, former mayor of Atlanta, Georgia and erstwhile United States Ambassador to the United Nations, Martin Luther King Jr.
One would expect the French police to be fashionably dressed, especially those working in Paris. Chloe Saint-Laurent (Odile Vuillemin), profiler for the Paris police, is an exemplary example.
Nary a day goes by that I do not receive a friend request on Facebook. The majority get ignored if I do not know the person and we do not have several friends in common.
In the world of business, as in life generally, we’re often involved in the setting of values – certainly the heart of human enterprise. The appraisal is a time-honored tradition in business, and nowhere more so than in real estate.
