AdamSmith

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One more time...

Clearly today we need more quantum chemists such as she running the world. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quantum_chemistry

Having posed as Barnabas for all this time (or Angelique, in my trans moments ), one confesses that one is actually (and with this knowledge you can use an exorcism to banish me ) Nicholas Blair.

When the producers first proposed that Bond-themed Royal opening of the London Olympics to the Palace, their idea was to have some actress portray the Queen. She said, 'Why can't I play myself?' And so she did! https://youtube.com/watch?v=1AS-dCdYZbo

It may also be noted that: Fawkes was not the originator of the Gunpowder Plot, and the Plot's failure was greatly to do with Fawkes's letting the said gunpowder sit there and go bad. Sound familiar? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Guy_Fawkes#Gunpowder_Plot

And she herself has done much to way cut down the 'Royal List'. And Charles, funny nut job but well intentioned and, I think, much in tune with our times, has made his own Highgrove estate far more than 'self-sustaining'. When (if) he ascends, I think he will make a very good and apt monarch for the times he finds himself in.

What Cassini learned about Saturn during its death dive http://www.cnn.com/2017/10/24/us/cassini-saturn-atmosphere-rings/index.html

Adams, educated in one of the first generations to go to Harvard, and deeply versed in the civics of the early Greek city-states and so on; just wanted to run his farm in Braintree, MA. but then history intervened.

Which kind of shows why he and Adams got on so well.

George III, surprisingly to us Amurrcans, was the same way. He liked simple ways, tending by personal hand the farms and orchards and etc on the royal estates. And simple menus at non-State meals. Etc: he actually sort of disliked being Monarch.

She really hates all the royal protocol, and would much rather sit there in her house sweater, horsing around with her funny grandkid.

Kind of corny over-production, but nonetheless great sampling of why I think Elizabeth Regina is about the coolest human on the planet.

Also, I confess I had tended to underrate Richter a little bit before hearing that performance.

They are beautiful. Thank you, sincerely. I had not known either of them before.