Word: rowes
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...businessmen who has benefited from that environmental focus. He ducks under a low-hanging beam as he steps out onto the roof of the solar-powered office and apartment building in the Vauban neighborhood, which he designed and which opened last week. Below him stretch row after row of brightly painted buildings with solar-paneled roofs. He points out that each unit actually produces more energy than it uses, so residents can sell their surplus power to badenova - at j0.54 per kW-h. It's another advantage to going alternative that appeals to consumers like medical technician Angelika Ewen...
...recent months the President's ability to control events has slipped. Some government insiders criticize Assad for allowing the country to be drawn into a diplomatic row with the U.S. and failing to stop the popular protests against Syria in Lebanon this spring, which forced the withdrawal of Syrian troops. Syrian dissidents are more determined than ever to speak out. Days before the Mehlis report was released, members of 14 opposition parties and rights groups signed the Damascus Declaration, calling for a democratic constitution that would push Assad's regime out of power. The secret police broke up a press...
Sudoku is a number game based on a nine-by-nine grid. The object of the puzzle is to fill each column, row, and three-by-three square using the numbers one through nine only once...
Last week Favre was named the N.F.L.'s Most Valuable Player by the Associated Press for the second year in a row. "Honors are great," said the quarterback, "but what I'm after is the Super Bowl. If I don't win that, everything else will go by the wayside." With a victory in Super Bowl XXXI will come redemption - for Favre, for the Packers and for Titletown. What could possibly be more American than that...
...prestigious Head of the Charles Regatta returns to the waters of the Charles River this weekend, and brings with it hordes of rowers of all ages and types. Many will be collegiate athletes, and this will be their first taste of competitive rowing since the end of the season last spring.But for some very special rowers, the summer provided its own unique opportunity to compete. Junior Katie Golden and sophomore Lizzie Rose are two such special people.Both row for the Radcliffe heavyweights, and both were in Cambridge for the summer—Rose because she lives here and Golden...