Word: casuality
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That raised the hackles of Canadian Environment Minister David Anderson, who snapped that the Bush-Chretien discussion will be "brief." The Prime Minister "will tell the President that we have a policy of not exporting water, and that, I guess, will be it." Bush's casual comment, though, lent encouragement to a handful of Canadian entrepreneurs who for years have been promoting schemes to export their country's plentiful water. "It's going to happen for sure," says Gerry White, president of McCurdy Enterprises, a real estate and construction firm in Gander, Newfoundland. "Trying to stop people from selling water...
...term damage the club drug Ecstasy may do to your child's brain? So is the National Institute on Drug Abuse, which gathered scientists from around the globe last week to analyze and discuss growing evidence that the drug triggers semipermanent memory loss and persistent behavioral changes even after casual...
...ever to leave the house. But that's exactly what we need to do, actually and figuratively. Lois Nightingale, a clinical psychologist in Yorba Linda, Calif., notes that dating is an adult experience and advises parents to leave their children out of it. She recommends against bringing a casual date home to spend the night. In fact, she suggests that parents refrain from introducing their dates to their children until a firm relationship has been established, if only to protect the kids from prematurely developing an attachment to another adult. This may be the one thing I've done right...
...skin of the Big Apple. Its cast of characters range from a porn-obsessed Harvard graduate and aging “Ladies who Lunch” to balding MBAs and fashionable lesbian painters. In each episode, sex and love and pseudo-truisms combine to create an aura of casual cool that titillates the majority of Americans who don’t really know what a publicist is. The story line consists of the struggles of four upper-middle class, highly fashionable, single, thirty-something women as they balance the perfect mate versus the perfect job, apartment and sex life...
...Hitchcock wasn't all about seriousness and suspense. His trademark, a cameo in each of his films, shows the director's admiration of a good joke. His role as a casual passerby - as a man reading a newspaper or a passenger on a train - recurs 32 times in one room of the exhibition. The deliberateness of the gag is at its height in the 1944 film Lifeboat: an ad for a weight-loss program printed on the back of a survivor's newspaper features the portly director and his famous gut - in before and after poses...