Until Rebka, Lang, and the other explorers began their exploration of Glister, phages were only known to travel approximately one to two meters per standard day, relative to the local frame.
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He was awarded a silver medal for his courage and determination and also the Ralph Glister Award for the most meritorious service of the year by a member of the crew of an inshore lifeboat.
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The English king's gilded throne positively shimmers at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, but gold is not all that glisters in the Royal Shakespeare Company's production of " Henry VIII ."
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Lang is eventually rescued by Rebka and his team, who witness the discovery of the artifact Glister as it lifts from under the surface of Quake and heads toward the system's gas giant, Gargantua.
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During this time, he meets most of the other characters in the series and experiences the events on Opal and Quake that lead to the discovery of the artifacts Glister and Serenity in " Divergence ".
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In 2016, Paul Glister, author of the Centauri Dreams website, described a signal apparently from the star HD 164595 as requiring the power of a Type I or Type II civilization, if produced by extraterrestrial lifeform.
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Trying to follow a chain of arrows Quint had drawn the first time he had followed Linius, Quint and Maris are attacked by the same monster, which turns out to be a massive, blood-red creature known as a " rogue glister ".
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This ode asks " What female heart can gold despise ? / What cat's averse to fish ? "; and tells us " Not all that tempts your wandering eyes / And heedless hearts is lawful prize; / Nor all that glisters gold ."
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Fred Freiberger helped in some respects, but, overall, I don't think he helped the show, I think he brought a much more ordinary, mundane approach to the series . " One particular episode ('All That Glisters', which dealt with the threat of an intelligent rock ) was of such allegedly deficient quality that it sparked a confrontation between Freiberger and the cast.
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The popular form of the expression is a derivative of a line in William Shakespeare's play " The Merchant of Venice ", which employs the word " glisters, " a 17th-century synonym for " glitters . " The line comes from a secondary plot of the play, the puzzle of Portia's boxes ( Act II-Scene VII-Prince of Morocco ):
