One day early in 1773, as the Quaker explorer rambled alone among some prehistoric Indian shell heaps on one of the Sea Islands off the coast of Georgia, he spotted a circular rim jutting from the ground.
That's Linyi in Shandong province, which Sophie Richardson of Human Rights Watch told the Washington Post is, indeed, an "amazing place" — in the "amazing abuses Linyi officials have heaped on one of China's best-known legal-rights activist and his family".
All share a belief in the potential of wireless to make heaps of money even more than the PC and traditional Web.
Google doesn't want to do what Motorola Mobility does (sell phones); it wants the company because it's got a big heap of patents — seventeen thousand, apparently, with seven thousand more under review.
After the Earl has surveyed the heap of corpses, four Valkyries in horned helmets lead the dead to Valhalla (Hall of the Slain).
Apple's iPad has reigned supreme at the top of the tablet computer heap for four years, but tablet sales are falling.
Ahead is what appears to be a heap of several hundred tonnes of woodchip.
Well, whatever it was, there was a whole heap of chasing one another through cobbly sets filled with extras titivated to be French peasants.
Constantly replenished by the man himself, heaping bowls of three different delicious pasta dishes were provided by personable Monir Nadj of The Kiosk Restaurant at 80 East 115th Street, Harlem's newest and best venue for Moroccan cuisine.
Heaps of pockets (five on the outside, four inside) make it reassuringly hard to misplace phone, keys, wallet and bike lights while being big enough to transport a widescreen laptop (there's a tablet pocket, too).
Demitra had scored on a five-on-three goal, heaped on top of four goals that followed egregious turnovers by the Rangers.
