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...There are lovers of art capable of admiring both Picasso and Matisse," he wrote. "These are happy folks whom we must pity." We all know the terms of their face-off. Matisse the color-infatuated voluptuary, Picasso the spiky engineer of Cubist space. Matisse the consoler, Picasso the bomb thrower. Matisse the man who once called for "an art of balance, of purity and serenity," Picasso the one who said, "In my case, a picture is a sum of destructions...
Saddam and his regime are extremely dangerous and will remain so unless removed from power. A doubting Thomas would advise caution, declaring that no proof has been found of any nuclear-bomb program or nerve gas. But remember the "super gun" that Saddam was building before the Gulf War? He didn't announce that to the world, so why would he tell anyone he is producing devastating weaponry now? What about the way he set fire to the oil wells in 1991 when his army was retreating from Kuwait? Are these the acts of a man to be trusted...
...near. Another button identifies everyone in your immediate vicinity. And you can beam someone your business card, which will then be compiled with all the other cards they've gathered and sent to their e-mail address. What will happen when already desperate p.r. people have a networking smart bomb? Mercifully, the Spotme allows you to hide your identity too. But of course, you'll never reinvent the business conference that way. - By Blaine Greteman Video Gets Real On a corporate yacht called the Sunny Dream moored outside Cannes' famed Palais des Festivals, staff from Seattle-based Internet media company...
...Numbers 202 is the official final death toll from last October's bomb attacks in Bali...
...contradictions of the “peace movement” crystallized for me when I saw a photograph of two bikini-clad Spanish women with mock suicide bomb cartridges strapped to them, holding a sign with “No Guerra” scrawled on it. The moral inscrutability of last week’s protesters is remarkable. How can one be for “peace” and yet ignore Saddam’s war on his own people or, like these women, support Palestinian war? How can one be against the accidental death of civilians during...