OBL personally saw to the religious education of his grandchildren and supervised their play time, which included cultivating vegetable plots with simple prizes for best performances.
-- Nancy T. Nguyen, Sweet T. A: Run a Twitter Contest Using a tool like OneKontest or Tweet My Contest is fairly simple, and a prize can be anything from a $20 gift card to Amazon to an iPad.
The company became known for its aggressive expansion and a simple ethic that prized hard work.
For me, the pop ideal is embodied, as closely as anything else I can come up with, by the video to "Glittering Prize" by Simple Minds.
The concept is simple: Contestants see a prize and take it, but then others can steal it from them.
Portuguese traditionally have prized a simple and unostentatious life, favouring the rural over the urban and the traditional to the modern, where a fine meal might consist of carne de porco à Alentejana (lean pork stuffed with clams), thick-crusted bread, and dark wine.
Thus, in the present study, it may be that an FRN was not elicited at all in these preschool-aged children, but instead both sets of prizes elicited simple categorization responses at this early stage of processing followed by a later evaluative component which was reflected in the PSW.
The country's first post-war pageant was held just over 20 years ago, when the grand prize was a simple bicycle, according to Dr Kim Ninh, quoted by the Wall Street Journal.
His favorite copper prize is a simple oval roaster, big enough for one chicken: an appropriate size, since Mr. Rucci's dining room is just about big enough for two.
Judges for the RIBA's annual Stirling Prize said the "simple and incredibly elegant" £22m bridge was not only an innovative and bold engineering challenge, but also the one piece of architecture that would be remembered by people this year.
