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For an " intersecting reading , " writes Ricoeur , " it does not matter whether the allegorical meaning was intended by the author of the Song of Songs , nor that the text itself give objective indications of such a reading . ' These robots now , looking and acting very human , can walk into our lives and become friends - teachers , playmates , ' said David Hanson , president of Hanson Robotics . ' They are a good substitute for grandchildren , many of whom live far away , ' says Kuniichi Ozawa , director of the Sincere Kourien nursing home . ' When you put robots into situations where there have n't been robots before , ' said Ms. Greiner , the company 's president , ' you very quickly find out whether they're up to the job , and what design changes you might need to make . ' If you were standing in a room , you would detect the fire quicker with your eyes than waiting for the smoke to build up to the smoke detector , ' said Mack Mottley , chief operating officer of axonX LLC . " To insist , " writes Mary Jacobus , " that Frankenstein reflects Mary Shelley 's experience of the trauma of parturition and postpartum depression may tell us about { 106 } women 's lives , but it reduces the text itself to a monstrous symptom . ' A camera will watch what they're doing , and if they make a mistake - - if they just stand in front of the sink and forget what they're supposed to do - - a computer will cue a voice telling them to turn on the tap , pick up the soap , rinse their hands , ' says Pam Holliday , a research associate . We're ready to hit Victoria with everything we've got , ' said Byron Jones , a rover mission manager at Nasa 's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in California . ' These technologies , though currently in the realm of research , are potential real-life applications of the future , ' says IBM IRL director , Dr Manoj Kumar . ' ' No , no , ' said he . In his treatise " On Trade and Usury , " written in the summer of 1524 , Luther adopted a strongly critical attitude towards those engaged in any form of commercial activity . " ' The mind is the most potent aphrodisiac there is , ' says John Renner , founder of the Consumer Health Information Research Institute ( CHIRI ) . " Today , more than ever , we're utterly convinced of the incredible importance of travel , " writes Tony Wheeler in the new Lonely Planet guidebook Code Green ( Lonely Planet , 2006 ) .