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His parents are killed , and he and his sister Mischa wind up in the care of a group of greedy freelancers with the names of Grutas , Milko and Dortlich . For example , if you first configured the computer while the PC Card adapter was in use , you should now set the computer up in the docking station so its adapter is in use . I promise that these gifts won ’ t wind up in the return pile with the magenta socks that Aunt Agnes gave you or the robe that doesn ’ t fit . Ironically , then , both univocity and equivocity wind up in the same place , leaving us with religious language that merely bounces around the echo chamber of immanent reality , never being ruptured by transcendence or making its way out to transcendence . When she found willows of the sumac up in the mountains , she made baskets . Although some cotton farmers have used wheat and rye to slow the wind , switchgrass grows to 6 or 8 feet and Launius says it keeps the wind up in the air . Any country whose government became convinced that a scheme like this might give it a long-term ( literal ) leg up in the world and beyond , eventually , could implement it by reprogramming a small percentage of its existing military spending , much of which would flow right back into its own industries and economy and might be seen to have military value it its own right . Gently bumping into the side of the canoe , it turns face up in the water .