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...success is due to her ability to sell a dream (not products) to thousands of would-be Marthas. Sure, we'd like to do all of the "good things" she tells us about, but those of us who shop at K Mart can't spend $10 on a cookie cutter or dedicate an entire room to storing gift wraps. Nor do we have a barn out back that we can quickly convert into a room to seat 32 guests for dinner. Yes, I watch Stewart's programs and read her magazine occasionally; then I go to K Mart...
...their own way, although Jackie obviously more visibly so with her wild fantasies of the Kennedy assassination. For Marty, home represents the insane and the chaotic, even as he is passionately drawn to the seductive charms of his family. He is searching for normalcy shown by his sweet, cookie-cutter girlfriend whose "breath smells like powdered sugar," but he is ultimately unable to realize...
...etched itself into the world's collective consciousness as Diana's death car. With the help of a crane, workers placed the Mercedes in three separate positions: on the right lane near the tunnel entrance, where the car lost control; against the 13th pillar, which had left a cookie-cutter imprint in the car's front end; and nosed up to the right-hand wall, where the car had spun to a stop. Three cars were sent through the tunnel to act out various scenarios. Other cars were driven through the opposite lane to determine exactly what witnesses could have...
...album, Autoditacker, Mouse on Mars is definitely a creature stirring the indie dance music scene. Released on the Chicago-based Thrilljockey label, Autoditacker wraps you up in swirls of repeated samples and drum loops. This kind of music-making may seem a bit hackneyed given the array of cookie-cutter techno groups out there, and after a first listen it seems easy enough to dismiss Mouse on Mars as just as another purveyor of boring rave music. But subsequent encounters with Autoditacker reveal a genuine musicality that contradicts this initial impression...
...analysts, that only shows the difficulty of rebuilding the 118-year-old house of Kodak at a time when its back end is ablaze from the heat of Fuji's relentless assault. The Japanese company (fiscal 1996 sales: $10.11 billion) hotly denies it is a price-cutter, but nevertheless its prices are as much as a third below Kodak's on some products. B. Alexander Henderson, the head of technology research at Prudential Securities, says Kodak will have to cut prices to narrow the gap with Fuji. Kodak has charged, via a closely watched U.S. complaint before the World Trade...