Can you have a story that means anything halfway serious without gravity's pull and the threat of mortality?
I have drunk concentric thoughts and serious trouble with gravity.
Good observations are a take-off point for another measure the company tracks: speed in which serious or high gravity hazards are addressed.
The fugitive whistleblower Edward Snowden joined Twitter last month to great fanfare, amassing over one million followers within days after issuing his first tongue-in-cheek tweet, "can you hear me now?" The tone of his Twitter feed since signing up (whereupon he immediately started following the NSA, obviously) has been understandably serious considering the gravity of his protracted situation.
'You can laugh.'" It is curious how the gravity of serious subjects can be best expressed through humour.
This division of opinion is serious because of the gravity of the issues involved: honouring life and saving life.
Because of its high center of gravity and serious entanglement, the millet stem was hard to be divided in the mechanized harvesting.
He is not alone in thinking that -- thanks in large part to the Juilliard program -- early music now "has a center of gravity" and "serious levels of accomplishment" in New York.
In penal terms, 'life' (as we all know) actually means long, but flexible, sentences, which reflect the relative gravity of serious crimes and allow sensible decisions about when the offender should be returned to society.
And since there are real limits on self-protection, all states share an interest in a collective-security system that commits all of them to act co-operatively against these dangers.Getting serious about preventionGiven the gravity and interconnectedness of today's threats, our world needs to be far more committed to prevention.
