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VEGETARIAN Hens' feed has no animal by-products. Their eggs' nutrient content stays the same...
...easily hip-hop's best songwriter; on this new CD, he's focused about 40% of the time. On songs such as PJ's and Two Wrongs, he fuses reggae, folk and R. and B. into a sound all his own. The songs have hooks, but they lie back, content to let the lyrics and complex composition shine. The rest of the time he jumps between faux radio skits and crass, attention-seeking covers. Wyclef thinks anything he touches is interesting, but some things, like his hideous update of December, 1963 (Oh What a Night), are best left in shrink...
Though he has been celebrated on the covers of Forbes and Business Week, Kozlowski is, by most accounts, a relatively shy, unassuming guy, more content to ride his Harley, fly the company helicopter or sail his boat than work the room at a cocktail party. If you didn't have a deal to talk to him about, the conversation probably wasn't going to last long. "Dennis looked like he was always restless," says a business acquaintance. "I wonder if he was close to anybody, including his board...
Vajpayee once told friends that his great ambition was to do for India-Pakistan relations what Richard Nixon did for China and the U.S. and that only a conservative leader could cut a peace deal with an archenemy. Now he seems content to serve out his term, which ends in 2004. With Vajpayee fading in mind and spirit, many wonder who wields the real power in India. Vajpayee's shadowy right-hand man and national security adviser, Brajesh Mishra, has the Prime Minister's ear. But consensus has it that it is the hawkish Advani, 72, his B.J.P. colleague...
...serious criminals," says Roger Bingham, a spokesman for the human-rights group Liberty. "This raises the possibility of civil servants trawling through data collected for one purpose and used for another." The government rejects assertions that it is opportunistically creating a snooper's charter. "We're not talking about content of e-mails here," says a Home Office spokesman. "We're talking about dates and times of communications" - who contacted whom, and when. Requests for warrants to actually intercept content as part of a criminal investigation, he adds, would be subject to stringent criteria. "We can completely reassure the public...