They depict the working man's view: cutting grass, spreading fertilizer, digging dirt.
Other ideas include extracting water and leaving a dry residue for use as fuel or fertiliser, or making latrines into fly traps, hence cutting the spread of disease.Some 22 universities around the world are working with Gates.
Speculation about the impending cost cutting programme spread last week after a meeting attended by Paul Ashford, the editorial director responsible for the Daily Star, Daily Star Sunday, Daily Express and Sunday Express, at which he outlined plans for a budget cut of as much as £18m.
Hold the cabbage firmly against the cutting board, spreading your fingers over the side of the cabbage.
They are familiar with its ceilings and walls covered by foreign currencies, and newspaper cuttings spread all around the front room.
A dealer system is better for intermediaries, who can maximise spreads, than for investors, who in an order-driven system have the chance of cutting out the spread altogether.
The mania for blindly cutting has also spread to statehouses, many with new Republican governors and legislatures.
Holcim's strength in Asia and Latin America will complement Lafarge's in Africa, giving the pair a wider global spread, cutting the risks from regional slowdowns.But overcapacity, the result of reckless expansion in rich countries in the years before the financial crisis, is likely to remain.
Finally, cutting out wide-spread kickbacks would reduce both public overspending and the notorious Brazil cost ("Custo Brasil") born by the private sector.
Some letters discuss various injuries sustained while working in coal mines, limbs of self and relatives lost, and the lives lost of relatives and friends... And, as counsel for the UMWA United Mine Workers of Americaa) so eloquently stated, many current and retired coal miners do not have cost spreading abilities, because, for many, cost spreading 'means cutting your pills in half.
