It read, "Wise people keep silent".
What better way to spend #MandelaDay than reading wise words from the civil rights hero himself?
That would be the conclusion of anyone who reads the wise new book, Spiritual Ecology: The Cry of the Earth (edited by Llewellyn VauGoldene, Golden Sufi Center, www.goldensufi.org), a beautiful collection of interfaith essays by some of our greatest thinkers about the environment, spirituality and catastrophic climate change.
A week ago I came up with this idea for a reading challenge for 2013 -- I'd read the #1 New York Times bestseller each week so I could feel more "with it" book-reading wise.
There is nothing for it but to buy and read this wise and very disturbing book.
I can think of no surer way to be put off the work of George Eliot than by trying to read the "Wise, Witty, and Tender Sayings".
Leticia Van de Putte, a Democratic state senator from San Antonio, said she had T-shirts made, reading "Another wise Latina woman," as soon as she heard the controversial term.
That debate has taken the concept of anticlimactic to a whole new level — although the Republican Jon Kyl's announcement that he's read the wise Latina speech "many times" did seem new, in a slightly disturbing way.
To identify F1 reads, two approaches are possible: the SNP- and Read-wise approaches (Additional file 16 Figure S5).
Read-wise approach, on the other hand, uses SNPs between the parents to guide us in identifying which genotype-specific reads belongs to which parental genotype in the hybrid.
Then the membership function points are read rule-wise.
