After about a year of full-time work, one of my Internet friends left his entry-level job at Cato, and encouraged me to apply to be his successor.

FORBES: The Case For Jobsian Megalomania

There will be no official inauguration (it is Holy Year after all), nor any restrictions on children and teenagers whose entry will be left to the discretion of their parents or teachers.

ECONOMIST: Archaeology

Last year, Sony's peculiar move to beef up its entry-level NEX left us puzzled, and generally unimpressed.

ENGADGET

The orbiter broke apart February 1, minutes after experiencing problems with its left wing during a re-entry attempt.

CNN: Piece of shuttle left wing identified

Unlike traditional laparoscopy, single port keyhole surgery requires just one point of entry rather than multiple, and often no scar is left visible at all.

BBC: Ninewells Hospital to use new keyhole surgery technique

But this assumption is passionately opposed by many of the countries left out, above all by Pakistan (bitterly against India's entry), Argentina and Mexico (which do not care at all for Brazil's pre-eminence), and Italy, which thinks it nonsense to have Germany, France and Britain as permanent members and not itself.

ECONOMIST: Saddam defies the UN, again

There they met French President Sarkozy and all shook hands, symbolizing France's re-entry in NATO's military command more than four decades after it left.

CNN: Obama pleased with NATO allies' pledges of Afghan support

Already, the number of parties in the Bundestag has risen from three to five, with the entry of the Greens in 1983 and, following unification in 1990, of the populist Left Party, heirs to East Germany's communists.

ECONOMIST: Jitters over the decline of the Volksparteien

In most cases, these employees are women who left to have children, says Carol Fishman Cohen, co-founder of iRelaunch, a career re-entry consulting firm in Newton, Mass.

WSJ: McKinsey Tries to Recruit Mothers Who Left the Fold