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The roster of recently born awards (see table, next page) expanded last month with the first Prize for Civil Courage, a creation of John Train, a 72-year-old New York investment counsel, and his Northcote Parkinson Fund.

Their slogan is: "Good words, good thoughts, good deeds," and their about-us page expands on this, under a quote from Eleanor Roosevelt: "One's philosophy is not best expressed in words; it is expressed in the choices one makes... and the choices we make are ultimately our responsibility".

If you don't click anywhere in the navigation area for a second or two, the page expands to fill the whole screen.

Each Web page expands to fill the entire screen, but moving the page to the side reveals different controls, including bookmarks, back and forward buttons, tabs, and different tools.

The site's community standards page expands on this a bit: .

" Once the page expands, scroll down until you see the submenu "Passwords and Forms," under which are two tick boxes.

Recessions came and went, ad pages expanded and contracted, publications started and went under — but nothing disturbed the basic model.

WEEK IN REVIEW, PAGE 8 THE PUBLIC EDITOR A recent Vows column in the weddings and celebrations pages expanded the idea of who should be featured, to the dismay of some readers and the delight of others.

Patients completed a four-page expanded self-report questionnaire that included the standard Health Assessment Questionnaire (HAQ) [ 32] as well as items from the multidimensional HAQ (MDHAQ) [ 33], HAQ II [ 34], and the Recent-Onset Arthritis Disability questionnaire to assess functional capacity in activities of daily living [ 35].

He spends a great number of pages expanding on this conceit, meandering through the various networks of the global jihad and the different attacks on global business interests.

With over 3 billion internet users, 7 billion mobile subscriptions and over 1 billion web pages expanding with new social media, wearables, and connected devices, homes, transport and living spaces; the Internet of Things (IoT) is the next wave of pervasive computing.