As Gadbois paid me, he announced that he had succeeded in reuniting the multifarious and disparate branches of physics into a cohesive whole, picking up where Poincaré had left off a century ago.
And then there's the whole picking each other's noses thing.
Actually, we started with our sedums, as these had been the prime instigators of the whole pick-and-shovelling process.
"In a discretionary trust, you have a whole pick list of potential beneficiaries which the trustees can choose to appoint benefits to.
"In a discretionary trust you have a whole pick list of potential beneficiaries which the trustees can choose to appoint benefits to, but no individual beneficiaries can demand money.
There's also an odd Drop-In option, which takes the whole picking-up-the-phone bit out of the equation, so select friends and family can communicate directly with little warning.
The law firm of Kershaw, Cutter & Ratinoff is hunting down folks who are pretty upset by this whole "pick up your iPhone, bars go away" problem and they intend to sue Apple into oblivion or, barring that, make a nice chunk of change in legal fees.
What you will find are fresh whole foods picked at the peak of nutritional quality.
They look like black olives, but they are whole walnuts, picked green in the Ararat Valley of Armenia, and steeped in sugar syrup until they turn lush, sweet, tender and irresistible, a little like marrons glacés, only moister.
Video pictures at the time showed all manner of materials caught in the flow, from upturned boats and cars to whole buildings picked up off their foundations.
