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Gritz: As a former demolitions instructor and professional saboteur, I know there was a method involved in this bomb that no one has brought out. It's called reflective wave, and it's the difference between an incandescent bulb and a laser beam. That bomb was focused, using a method that only professionals know about. This methodology is within a limited number of minds within the military who train the cia, and this makes me think there is something besides Timothy McVeigh here...
...Alex Beam, a columnist for The Boston Globe, Writes in a February 10 op-ed piece that Loupan's main theme is accurate, even if a number of details are wrong...
...Beam said again in an interview last week that the section is a "hotbed of neo-feminist criticism...
...brassiest moment, she lies dying, strapped to a bed, awaiting a last ditch operation. Dr. Harmon dons his bird-like leather mask while Sarah, now a nursemaid, polishes an enormous knife. In a fit of pain, Elizabeth convulses and screams. As her bed descends beneath the stage, a beam of light illuminates her body and loud religious music plays. The scene is flashy and gratuitous, but its combination of technical and acting bravado make it the play's most expressive...
...demon. My self-absorbed, sexist husband just won't let me go. He buried my ashes under the hazelnut tree and hasn't stopped mourning since the Carter administration. Now he's sold his soul to the devil to get an interactive CD-ROM to beam me out of my comfortable one-bedroom in Purgatory. He's such an asshole. What should I say to him when I see him? Should I bring up our earthly marital problems? Should I dress as Helen of Troy? Help me, Norma, what's a girl to do? Perturbed in Pudding Purgatory...