As so often in the past, it had to deal with production problems--faulty components--in the Piccolo.
One is the power vacuum in Cosa Nostra caused by Mr Lo Piccolo's arrest.
The Piccolo could be a great delivery system for a wide spectrum of tests, including strep, pregnancy and chlamydia.
The military ordered a few hundred Piccolo machines to use as troops deployed.
What's more, CLIA required doctors to obtain a license before buying a Piccolo machine, a process that can take months.
The cheesy orchestration sounds as though Mr. Wainwright were gleefully pushing buttons on a computer's composition program: Let's have piccolo here!
Another favourite is Il Piccolo, a short distance from the Old Town, which is renowned for the quality of its seafood.
Channon's first Group One success came with Piccolo in the 1994 Nunthorpe Stakes and he has gone on to win many more valuable races.
As one of the fastest coffee machines on the market, the Piccolo heats up in 30 seconds, making each drink in under a minute!
Indeed, at a family practice in Sherman, Tex. before buying a Piccolo, the nurse and office manager often stayed until 8 p.m. calling patients with such information.
Before the play began touring, the director of Milan's renowned Piccolo Teatro, had written to the Corriere della Sera newspaper complaining of pressure not to stage it.
And the piccolo trumpet soars like a prehistoric flying creature, as my present experiences meld into my imagined ones, all in just the first three minutes of the music.
Plus, unlike most coffee machines that are banned from college campuses, the Piccolo heats within the machine, eliminating the dangerous exterior burners that have caused so many dorm room fires.
Last month a similar document was taken from Mr Lo Piccolo, which has led the police to question, among others, the head of the Palermo doctors' guild (who denies it pays the Mafia).
And why, in the first place, should a rower or a football player be valued four times higher and singled out years earlier than an academically comparable piccolo player or aspiring physicist or debater?
The eighth movement, "The Resurrected and the Song of the Star Aldebaran, " strikes a meditative mood, with strings chanting a gently shifting melody while stars twinkle and birds twitter in the glockenspiel, piccolo and piano.
Sometimes the challenge is to match a Piccolo application to a medical specialty--oncologists, say, who need lots of lab work before administering chemotherapy, or cardiologists, who might buy a machine for its quick lipid readings.
Brewing up to fourteen different hot and cold beverage varieties, including Iced Cappuccinos, Espressos, Hot Chocolates and more, the Piccolo packs enough power to get every college student through those early morning classes or tedious late-night cram sessions.
He dedicates himself tirelessly to the transmission of humanistic values (which he says are threatened by free-market thinking and consumerism) by publishing through Albin Michel many books on philosophy for the young (Les Philo-fables, le conteur philosophe, Piccolo-philo, etc).
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Once it gets in the physician's door, Abaxis has a relatively easy case to make: The Piccolo's results are quick and accurate, and internists and family doctors, who might use a half-dozen disks a day, can recoup their investments in a hurry.
The Piccolo takes 12.5 minutes to complete a reading, and delivers results (so says Abaxis) just as accurate as those done at labs run by giants Quest Diagnostics (nyse: DGX - news - people ) and Laboratory Corp. of America.
Piccolo Bar Cafe, which opened in the 1940s and swiftly developed a reputation as a hangout for local jazz musicians, still attracts a loyal crowd and has provided a blueprint for the growing number of new cafes, bars and restaurants opening in the streets and laneways off Darlinghurst Road.
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