" To the gardeners and janitors of the Vatican, "If we have a closed heart, we have a heart of stone.
It would take a heart of stone not to be inspired by the moment, so that even a tough businessman like Bezos was touch.
The church is at the heart of a lost-in-time village, full of rambling stone houses surrounded by wooded slopes where locals collect chestnuts in autumn.
It's not just easier for journalists to get to, it means that they are once again at the heart of things in Central London, a stone's throw from Parliament, the Law Courts and Whitehall.
After suffering a heart attack, doctors felt his excess weight of two stone could trigger other life threatening diseases.
The most significant feature of Nevins's garden at Middlefield is the hornbeam room, entered as one moves up a flight of stone-and-grass steps toward a bench set on axis with what is the beating heart of any country house in summer, the well-used and much-loved screened porch.
There is no evidence, Stone says, that angioplasty reduces the number of deaths and heart attacks.
Apple is trying to take down two birds with one stone, targeting both Samsung and Google and cutting straight to the heart of the latest Android operating system.
Then he discovered a new Japanese method of cutting diamonds: When viewed under a low-magnification (3x) lens, the stone refracted light in such a way as to give off a pattern of eight heart-shaped sparkles at the bottom of the diamond and eight arrow-shaped fire-bursts through the top--hence the name "hearts-and-arrows" diamonds.
He has lived long enough to watch his most seminal work become the Rosetta Stone of the Economic Revolution, because infinite information overwhelms the transaction costs he found at the heart of the formation of companies, and of jobs.
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