Participants osalejad Shrine pühamu Joint holding kaasvaldus Habitual harilik Hence seepärast Restoration taastamine Parcel maatükk Assessment uurimine Constitute moodustama Scarcely napilt Salient väljapaistev Agriculture põllumajandus Artificial kunstlik Reforesting taasmetsastamine Seedling võrse Coniferous okas- Timber puit Utilizing kasutades Subsidized riigitoetust saav Afforestation metsastamine Subsidy toetus Affiliated tütar- Prevailing ülekaalus Deteriorate halveneb Labour tööjõud Confront vastu seisma Monetary rahaline Accompanying kaasasolev Silviculture metsakasvatus Revenue tulu Incentive stiimul Entrust usaldama Steep järsk Labour-intensive tööjõumahukas Decline langus Virgin forest põlismets Secondary forest taastunud mets Overstate ülehindama Subsequently järgnevalt Tendency kalduvus Incremental kasvav Pulpwood pabripuit Stumpage puidu langetamise hind Rapidly kiiresti Resemble sarnanema Consistent järjepidev...
10. The best way is _____ Alternatively, _____ 10. EXPRESSING SOLUTIONS and ALTERNATIVES The solution is to compel all employers to pay a minimum wage. Then you will increase the incentive to work... The best way to prevent crime is to convince the people who commit it that they are going to be caught. To remove crime from society, you really have to tackle it's causes. There are many choices. You can travel north to see the midnight sun... You can take the night train to Copenhagen... You can take the ferry east to Finland or take the seven hour train journey across the country to Gothenburg.
therefore, unhealthy in the long run if consumed on a regular basis. Fast food is loaded with calories from refined sugar and fats .It is also very high in sodium, coming from common salt and other additives. On top of all this, fast food is deficient in dietary fiber and essential micro-nutrients like vitamins and minerals. To make matters worse, heaps of fast food are normally guzzled down with gallons of sugar- rich colas which many fast-food restaurants serve free with food as an incentive. To make a long story short, all this results in piling up of unused empty calories in the body, which get stored as body fat till one day you look in the mirror and realize that your great figure has been replaced by this creature in the mirror.
2. Against exploitation of workers which basically means that workers labour is resold at a higher price than he gets paid for it. 3. Classless society which means that everyone is equal in a basic sense as a member of the tribe and the different functional assignments of the primitive mode of production, howsoever rigid and stratified they might be, did not and could not, simply because of the numbers, produce a class society as such. Why to be against Marxism? 1. Marxism removes incentive, with the slogan “From each according to his ability, to each according to his need” which implies that you should only get what you need, regardless of productivity or skill, which discourages people from working hard, forces production to fall, which reduces wealth, and ultimately societal wellbeing. 2. Equality of outcome would stop productive people from being able to produce as much as they can and force those less gifted to work to the bone. 3
15. university 16. lifelong learning 17. vocational education practical skills 18. labor market all available jobs 19. values things one appreciates 20. skills things one can do (computer, language, social) 21. major main subject one studies at a university 22. qualifications education, taken courses 23. salary income, wage, paycheck 24. extra-curricular activities hobbies, after-school activities 25. incentive reward for increased productivity 26. responsibility - duty 27. expertise expert skill or knowledge 28. dairy foods piimatooted 29. grains seeds of plants such as wheat, corn, rye, oats, etc. 30. herbs ürdid/ravimtaimed 31. nuts pähklid 32. poultry linnuliha 33. seafood mereannid 34. shellfish koorikloom 35. parsley petersell 36. mutton lambaliha 37. veal vasikaliha 38. wheat nisu 39. barley oder 40
5 Free riders take advantage of public goods without having to contribute to them. For example, if society decides to encourage people to use less of a product and many people actually respond to this call, the product's market will improve. Although the free rider may continue using this product, he will benefit. This creates a tremendous problem for activists who attempt to start a movement to improve the environment. Many people, seeing no incentive to join personally in the movement, just continue behaving the way they did before and yet reap the benefits of other people's work. When everyone acts as a free rider, no benefit at all will come from the proposed action. Because it is in everyone's personal interest not to participate in the collective movement, the movement is highly vulnerable to failure. Though society as a whole may try to conserve a resource, the free rider can easily take advantage of this by not participating in
the quality of the product being offered. Brand · Critics argue that brand names cause consumers to perceive differences that do not really exist. · Economists have argued that brand names may be a useful way for consumers to ensure that the goods they are buying are of high quality. Providing information about quality. giving firms incentive to maintain high quality Examples of Monopolistic Competition Banks Sporting Goods Radio Stations Fish and Seafood Clothing Jewelry Computers Health Spas Frozen Foods Apparel Stores Canned Goods Convenience Stores Summary A monopolistically competitive market is characterized by three attributes: many firms, differentiated products, and free entry
rights, including minority rights, the promotion of good neighbourly relations, and the principles of market economy and sustainable development" Despite the organizational and procedural similarities, the enlargement policy, i.e. the candidate status, and the ENP differ greatly on their incentives and implementation strategies. The main difference of the ENP is its exclusion of membership as the ultimate incentive. So, the "most appetising carrots" (Tocci 2005: 25) are trade liberalisation and preparation of the partner countries for the internal market of the EU. Initially the ENP was based on the provision of the four freedoms, however, the disagreement among the member states over the free movement of persons, limited the ENP to visa facilitation agreements, and shifted its focus to economic incentives avoiding mentioning of the political ones. Another fundamental
and not have its sales fall to zero. In pure competition, the firms may all try to influence market demand but individual producers do not advertise their own product. · Many agricultural markets are close to pure competition. · In many cases some producers try to differentiate their products. In pure competition, the firms' outputs are homogeneous. · If the firm has is no opportunity to differentiate their product they have no incentive to advertise and to try to influence the demand for their product. · If a product can be differentiated by altering the characteristics of the good or simply by convincing the consumers that the product is different, the firm achieves market power. Market power is the ability to have some control over the price of the good offered for sale. Advertising can be used to differentiate a product or increase the demand for a product.
korterid 257. High quality high rise apartments - kvaliteetsed kõrgel asuvad korterid 258. Highway kiirtee 259. Homicide mõrv 260. Huge suur 261. Hush- maha vaikima I 262. Impartial erapooletu 263. Implement- rakendama, kasutusele võtma 264. Implementation- rakendus, teostus 265. Inadequacy- ebaadekvaatsus, sobimatus 266. Incease-suurendama 267. Incentive stiimul 268. Inconsistent- ebajärjekindel, mittekooskõlaline 269. Indecisive- otsustusvõimetu 270. Inevitable-vältimatu 271. Inevitably paratamatultvältimatult 272. Infectious- nakkav, nakkusohtlik 273. Inhabitants elanikud 274. Initial-esialgne 275. Innovation- innovatsioon 276. Inquiry- küsitlus 277. Inscrutable salapärane 278. Integration- integratsioon, lõiming 279. Interact- suhtlema, vastastikku toimima 280. Interactive- vastastikmõjuline 281
enough tom feed the world) This is backed up by the fact that in 1992 EU surpluses reached 26 million tonnes. Task: Brainstorm the new technological innovations An OPTIMISTIC approach (Alternative theory) Ester Boserup (1965) suggested that an increase in population would stimulate technologists to increase food production. It followed that a rise in population will increase demand for food and therefore act as an incentive to modify technology to produce more food. In other words, “Necessity is the mother of invention” . As population increases agriculture moves into higher stages of intensity with new methods. An OPTIMISTIC approach Followers of Boserup argue that food production is much more optimistic than that of a Malthusian, as she claims that food supplies will stay ahead of population growth. Innovations such as the ‘Green
When it is put in context, it seems like the Count just uses people for his own gains and doesn't really care about them. The Count is almost done carrying out his plans when he starts to feel like he's really gone too far. When the Count realizes that it's his fault that Villefort's wife and son is dead, he really feels guilty. At this point the Count reveals to Villefort that he is Dantes. Villefort goes mad right after Dantes reveals himself; which is all the more incentive for him to feel bad. "Monte Cristo paled at the horrible sight. He realized that he had gone beyond the limits of rightful vengeance and could no longer say, "God is for me and with me."" (p. 403) We see here how bad the Count really does feel and that we're all human in the end and you can't hurt people forever until you start to feel bad. The Count of Monte Cristo is a great story that helps you to realize how far the reaches of vengeance can really go
..................tootmisinsener 15. A purchase .......................................................ost 16. A sales call .......................................................visiit ostja juurde 17. A sales force .....................................................müügipersonal 18. A sales-directed communication ......................suhtlemine müügi eesmärgil 19. A slot machine .................................................raha sisse-kaup välja automaat 20. A strong incentive to purchase .........................tugev ostmisajend 21. A trusted advisor ..............................................usaldusväärne nõunik 22. A wide assortment of tools ..............................lai valik vahendeid 23. Account - .............................................................konto 24. Accounting - .......................................................raamatupidamine 25. Acquire ............................................................omandama 26
) · Kvaliteediootus kõik, mida potentsiaalne tarbija teenust ostes soovib kogeda. TURISMITOOTE ELUTSÜKKEL: müük Kasv Küpsus aeg Tutvustus Küllastumine Langus REISIDE LIIGID: · Puhkereisid (ranna-, suusa-, linna-, kultuuri-, seiklus/adventure jne) · Ärireisid (nn MICE-meeting, incentive, conference, exhibition) · Muud reisid (tervis, õpingud, religioon) TURISMITOOTE LEVIKANALID REISIKORRALDAJAD KUI VAHENDAJAD: Reisikorraldaja on reisiettevõtja, kes koostab pakettreise ja pakub neid müügiks või müüb ise või teise reisiettevõtja kaudu. REISIBÜROOD KUI VAHENDAJAD: Reisibüroo on reisiettevõtja, kes pakub müügiks või müüb reisikorraldaja koostatud pakettreise. KOLMETASANDILINE TURISMITOODETE LEVISÜSTEEM: PAKKUMINE Majutus Transport Meelelahutus
Sissetulek ja heaolu, puhkus ja vaba aeg, transpordi areng, kommunikatsiooni areng, linnastumine ja rahvastiku kasv,turismitööstuse tekkimine ning areng, poliitiline stabiilsus, rahu. 17. Millised võivad olla reisitakistused? Aeg, raha, perekonna elutsükkel, sugu, töö, sotsiaalne klass, mood ja maitse, elustiil, personaalsed iseloomujooned, psühholoogilised ja sotsiaalsed tegurid. 18. Mis on VFR? Visiting Friends and Relatives. 19. Mis on MICE-industry? Meetings, Incentive, Conferences, Exhibition. Eesmärgiks töökohustuste täitmine. 20. Valige ja kirjeldage üht turismi vormidest. Loodusturism eesmärk viibida looduskeskkonnas ja või pakkuda looduselamusi. Selle alla kuulub loodus, ürgloodus, ökoturism, seiklus geoturism. 21. Mida tähendavad TIK? Tooge konkreetne vastav näide Eesti kohta (piisab ühest). TIK turismiinfokeskus. Kogub ja korrastab erapooletut ja pädevat infot turismiteenuse ja selle osutamise ning
Sustainability How it began... · The "Green Movement" in Germany was ignited by damaging acid rain that was ruining their forests · Challenging the "Throwaway Society" · Space was becoming limited for landfills · NIMBY syndrome was rampant and there was an imperative need to find a solution Verpackungsverordnung The Ordinance on the Avoidance of Packaging Waste (1991) · Making the "Polluter Pay" · Goal: to give private industry incentive to consider the solid waste consequences when it designs packages · Requires industry to take back, reuse, and/or recycle packaging · Major Objectives Packaging should be made from "environmentally responsible" materials compatible with recycling Weight and volume of packaging should be minimized Packaging should be refillable, if feasible Packaging should be recycled if it cannot be refilled How It Works · This system requires thorough
Tartu Kutsehariduskeskus Tko09 Egle Erm DMC SOUTH-ESTONIA Praktikaaruanne Juhendaja Liis Pärtelpoeg Tartu 2011 SISUKORD SISSEJUHATUS..............................................................................................................3 1. PRAKTIKAKOHA KIRJELDUS.................................................................................4 2. ETTEVÕTTE PLUSSID JA MIINUSED.....................................................................5 2.1. Plussid.....................................................................................................................5 2.2. Miinused.................................................................................................................5 3. PRAKTIKAKORRALDUS..................................................................................
225 help wanted vajatakse töötajaid 226 heritable pärandatav, päritav 227 hire purchase järelmaksu võimalus 228 home trade sisekaubandus 229 hyperinflation hüppeline inflatsiooni kasv 230 Iiexpensive odav, taskukohane 231 image maine, reputatsioon 232 inadequate puudulik 233 incentive ergutav motiiv 234 income sissetulek 235 income sissetulek 236 income tax tulumaks 237 income year rahandusaasta 238 industrial goods tööstuslikud kaubad 239 inequality ebavõrdsus 240 inflated prices üleskruvitud hinnad 241 inflation raha väärtuse langus
enama koha vahel oma riigis kõikvõimalikel põhjustel (k.a ärireisija, immigrant). Turist on inimene, kes reisib väljapoole oma alalist elukohta vähemalt 24 tunniks, kuid mitte kauemaks kui 1 aasta. Jrk. r Küsimus / Vastus Punkte 5. Mis on MICE-industry? 1 p. Ärireisid (meetings, incentive, conferences, exhibition ehk koosolekud, preemiareisid, konverentsid, messireisid) eesmärgiks on töökohustuste täitmine. Üldiselt on reisiaeg aastaringselt, kõrghooajaks siiski sügis ja kevad. Kasutatavad teenused üldjuhul on kõrge tasemega (nt majutus ja transport), kuid see oleneb reisieesmärgist. Jrk.nr Küsimus / Vastus Punkte 6
Entry eliminates economic profits: Economic profit will lure new firms into the industry. Some entrants will be newly created firms; others will shift from less prosperous industries. Since more firms are in the same industry, the market supply of the product will increase, pushing the product price lower. This will lead to the lower economic profits, and as a result, the previous incentive for more firms to enter the industry has disappeared. Exit eliminates losses: Economic losses will cause firms to leave the industry (the demand curve already shifted to downwards and the price has decreased). Exit of firms causes the supply curve to shift to the left, thus restoring the original equilibrium price. Long-run Supply for a Constant Cost Industry Long run supply curve is perfectly elastic
into the sunlit floors and walls. The floors and walls will then heat up during the day and slowly release heat at night, when the heat is needed most. This passive solar design feature is called direct gain. Development, deployment and economics The 1973 oil embargo and 1979 energy crisis caused a reorganization of energy policies around the world and brought renewed attention to developing solar technologies. Deployment strategies focused on incentive programs such as the Federal Photovoltaic Utilization Program in the US and the Sunshine Program in Japan. Other efforts included the formation of research facilities in the US (SERI, now NREL), Japan (NEDO), and Germany (Fraunhofer Institute for Solar Energy Systems ISE). Commercial concentrating solar power (CSP) plants were first developed in the 1980s. CSP plants such as SEGS project in the United States have a LEC of 1214 ¢/kWh.[139] The 11 MW PS10
University of Tartu Faculty of Social Sciences and Education Institute of Government and Politics Marie Allikmaa The strategies of creating a dominant party the case of United Russia Tartu 2011 After the collapse of USSR in 1991, many observers expected Russia to develop into a competitive party system. Yet, the reality quickly challenged this view. The developments of party politics in post-Soviet Russia have accurately been described in terms of a pendulum effect, as in the 2000s, Russia's party system did finally begin to take for, but with a remarkable twist. Following the break of one-party rule, Russia's party system became strongly fragmented - during the 1995 parliamentary elections, 43 parties competed for popular votes (McFault 1996: 90). In the 21st century, the pendulum has moved back, ...
- Usually greater than development costs - Affected by both technical and non-technical factors. - Increases as software is maintained. Maintenance corrupts the software structure so makes further maintenance more difficult. - Ageing software can have high support costs Maintanance cost factors Team stability - if the staff stays the same, then the cost reduces Contractual responsibility - The developers of a system may have no contractual responsibility for maintenance so there is no incentive to design for future change. Staff skills staff knowledge and experience Program age and structure 16.loeng Tarkvaraprotsessi organisatsioonist Suurem jagu juhtidest teavad, kuidas tööd tehakse, kuid ei tea, kuidas tööd juhtida. Mõeldakse rohkem tehnilistest asjadest kui inimestest. Vigade tegemine - Vigade tegemist tuleks julgustada, sest sellest õpib Juhid peavad ka mõistma töötajaid, mitte tegema ainult omakeskis otsuseid.
General documentation on Eurosystem monetary policy instruments and procedures, European Central Bank, November 2000, http://www.ecb.int/pub/pdf/other/gendoc2000en.pdf 6 1) Stabilisation of money market interest rates. The averaging provision of the Eurosystem's minimum reserve system aims to contribute to the stabilisation of money market interest rates by giving institutions an incentive to smooth the effects of temporary liquidity fluctuations. 2) Creation or enlargement of a structural liquidity shortage. The Eurosystem's minimum reserve system contributes to creating or enlarging a structural liquidity shortage. This may be helpful in order to improve the ability of the Eurosystem to operate efficiently as a supplier of liquidity. 3) A tool for monetary policy. At the beginning of its life, the bank does not have liabilities to its clients and
For example, the introduction of National Service Frameworks (NSFs) in order to try and bring about more consistency and coordination of care for specific conditions, and across different sectors. Other initiatives tend to be concerned with integration between health and other services. Recent examples in the NHS in England have included merging regulators to facilitate joint inspection of health and social care providers; extending incentive payments to providers to encourage and reward joint working; and developing integrated mental health services across health and social care (see case study on page 5). To date, discussions about improving service integration have typically focused on breaking down barriers across service providers. Integration can also involve coordination across commissioners and providers (Lewis and others, 2010). Current
The RSPO is currently focusing on the development of an internationally accepted set of criteria and certification for sustainable palm oil. When the criteria are launched in November 2005, we will support palm oil plantations and distributors who are in compliance, by gradually switching our supply of palm oil to a mainstream, but sustainable source, certified under the RSPO criteria. We believe that creating a market for mainstream sustainable palm oil will provide a real incentive for the industry to move quickly. Inspired by nature The Body Shop sells products inspired by nature. Fruits, vegetable extracts and natural oils feature prominently in our products and in the product names. Why then, do we also add synthetic chemicals - aren't natural ingredients always the best option? The inspiration for most of our products comes from traditional beauty practices used around the world, for example using cocoa butter to moisturise or cucumber as an astringent
Sovietskaya Entsiklopedia. Stalin more anti-Semitic in 30s. Zinoviev, Kamenev, Trotsky all Js. Purges, affected all people, as did deportations at start of WWII. Gauge compare to other nationalities. Naomi Riga, 45, J edu system, better living conditions? Star of David hanging, ulpans, prayers, bball, etc. 17 June Levis broke the SU. If standard of living would have been better, would there have been a J movement? Gma, waiting in lines. Stagnation, great gaps. Command economy. Lack of incentive, too much emphasis on heavy industry, poor distribution of resources. How to define J community? Synagogues? Institutions? Most important population. IN SU, by definition of govt. As historians, focus more on collective ID than personal ID, though also significant. There were yeshivas in late SU, though not many. Forests. H clubs. J culture, rel, hist clubs. Neighborhoods. Places of work, even if unconsciously; pushed out of applied sciences. Section 5[?] forced Jews to survive as Jews
Tarbijakäitumine 1. TARBIJAKÄITUMISE OLEMUS JA PÕHIMUDELID 1.1. Tarbijakäitumise ja tarbija olemus Tarbija on lõpptoote või teenuse kasutaja. Tarbija ei ole alati toote ostja ja kasutaja. Isik, kes ostab toote endale või oma perele tarbimiseks. Inimesed erinevad üksteisest vanuse, sissetuleku, hariduse, elulaadi jm alusel ning see mõjutab nende ostutoiminguid. Tänapäeva tarbijale iseloomulikud käitumistunnused: x valib teadlikult, esitab kõrgeid nõudmisi x soovib tooterühmast parimat x nõudlik toote suhtes ja teadlik kvaliteedist x ostab maitsest lähtuvalt x ostab ehtsaid tooteid x kaubanduse suhtes kriitiline x nõudlik teeninduse suhtes x soovib proovida uusi asju x skeptiline reklaami suhtes x hindab isikupära. Tarbijakäitumise all mõistetakse toodete ostmise ja tarbimisega seotud nähtusi. Tarbijakäitumise mõistmist on vaja toodete segmentimisel ja positsioonimisel, t...
Analysis and implementation of new functionality for Monitek (integration o storage environment) European Patent Office project Verification and further testing of usability of design of AdSails' present functions 4.3.SWOT Analysis of the IT Department Strengths Weaknesses ITS1: IT specialty ITW1: No incentive to use corporate IS or ITS2: Majority of workers are very email as they are inefficient and unattractive experienced in IT domain ITW2: Absence of documentation ITS3: Good developing equipment of ITW3: Absence of integration of bookkeeping employees (business notebooks)and of the into the IS office ITW4: The WebMountain is very old core of
Turundusplaani koostamise juhendmaterjal Tellija: Juhendmaterjali koostajad: 2005 Sisukord EASi pöördumine ......................................................................................................................2 Eessõna ....................................................................................................................................2 PLANEERIMISE ETTEVALMISTUS ............................................................................................6 Plaani koostamise vajalikkus ....................................................................................................6 Turunduse planeerimise protsess.............................................................................................7 Projekti ettevalmistus ja läbiviimine .....................................................................................
foreign language. The thesis is written following deductive method. The aim of this thesis is to determin the constitutionality of restrictive measures established by the Imprisonment Act article 90 sections 3 and 5. A hypothesis was set that the restrictive measures established to the detainees by the Imprisonment Act article 90 sections 3 and 5 are not in accordance with The Constitution of the Republic of Estonia articles 19, 20, 26 and 34. An importante incentive on choice of subject was that the topic is problematic and actual with reference to the letter sent by Chancellor of Justice to the Minister of Justice in which the Chancellor of Justice questions the constitutionality of Imprisonment Act Article 90 Sections 3 and 5, mainly because of the sometimes occurring long detention time. The thesis analyses the effectiveness and conformity with the principle of proportionality of restrictions arising from the execution of custody
FEAR OF LOSS AND THE BENEFITS OF COMPARISON Would you work harder to earn $100 or to avoid losing $100? If research from the Center for Experimental Social Science at New York University is any indication, fear of loss is the winner. Their three-group experiment looked like this: the rst group received $15 and was told the $15 would be taken back if they lost a subsequent auction; the second group was told they'd be given $15 if they won the auction; and the third group was a control with no incentive. The rst group routinely overbid the most. Participating economist Eric Schotter explained the results: Participating economist Eric Schotter explained the results: Economists typically attribute excessive bidding to risk aversion, or the joy of winning. What we found is that the actual cause of overbidding is a fear of losing, a completely new theory from past investigations. This is not a depressing realization. It's a useful one. Knowing that potential loss is a greater
Russian music were still perceptible. In subject matter and creative approach we can draw parallels with painting and sculpture where the precepts of academic art prevailed before the turn of the century: the artists had a similar educational background and many had studied in St. Petersburg. II. THE FIRST DECADE OF THE 20TH CENTURY. ARTUR LEMBA: THE BEGINNING OF ESTONIAN SYMPHONY AND OPERA. The Russian revolution of 1905 gave a strong incentive for further developments both in the social and spiritual spheres in Estonia. This was the time for the extensive formation of a middle class in Estonia and the deepening of social contradictions within the nation. Political parties were formed. The revolution was an important event in liberating the thought and active energy of the Estonians: the ideas of territorial autonomy and self-determination were spreading.
personnel policies. Except in emergencies, the cryptanalysts worked one week and took off one week— apparently to keep them from cracking under the intense mental strain of the work. Though the pay was not high, substantial bonuses were given for solutions. For example, bonuses totalling 3,730 florins were disbursed between March 1, 1780, and March 31, 1781, for the solution of 15 important keys. Perhaps the most important incentive was the prestige accorded to the cryptanalysts by direct royal recognition of their value. Karl VI personally handed the cryptanalysts their bonuses and thanked them for their work. Empress Maria Theresa conferred frequently with the officials of the black chamber about the cipher service and the cryptanalytic ability of other countries; that remarkable woman demonstrated her grasp of the principles 1 involved by inquiring whether any of her ambassadors had
smack on the ass for it. "Hey," I protested, swatting at Gideon's chastising hand. "Cut it out." He tugged my ponytail and gently urged my head back, tilting my mouth up so he could mark his territory with a deep, lush kiss. The way he pulled my hair sent electricity sweeping across my skin. "If this is your idea of a deterrent," I whispered against his lips, "I have to say it's much more of an incentive." "I'm quite willing to take it up a notch." He nipped my lower lip with his teeth. "But I wouldn't suggest testing my limits that way, Eva." "Don't worry. I have other ways to do it." Gideon hit the treadmill first, affording me the pleasure of seeing his body glistening with sweat...in public. As often as I saw him that way in private, it never ceased to be a major turn-on. And God, I loved the way he looked with his hair tied back. And the flex of his muscles
In physical size --" "But apparently," he interrupted me, "your number wasn't up in Phoenix. So I'd rather you stayed near me." His eyes did that unfair smoldering thing again. I couldn't argue, with the eyes or the motivation, and it was a moot point anyway. "As it happens, I don't mind being alone with you." "I know," he sighed, brooding. "You should tell Charlie, though." "Why in the world would I do that?" His eyes were suddenly fierce. "To give me some small incentive to bring you back." I gulped. But, after a moment of thought, I was sure. "I think I'll take my chances." He exhaled angrily, and looked away. "Let's talk about something else," I suggested. "What do you want to talk about?" he asked. He was still annoyed. I glanced around us, making sure we were well out of anyone's hearing. As I cast my eyes around the room, I caught the eyes of his sister, Alice, staring at me. The others were looking at Edward. I looked away swiftly, back to him, and I
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