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...When Clarke began his testimony before the 9/11 commission, he said the U.S. government, others entrusted with protecting Americans and he had failed our citizens. Your article noted that some people found Clarke's apology melodramatic, but I thought it was innately decent and human. There is no shame in fallible human beings admitting to mistakes. That sentiment isn't shared by politicians. It seems that sorry is not in the Bush White House's dictionary. David Estes Washington...
...dollars into community initiatives while priming young professionals for big-bucks giving down the line. Members often prefer start-up projects or edgy endeavors--as in Greensboro, N.C., where they funded gay bingo and a wireless-access corridor. Some groups even include networking (and romancing) amid the altruism--a decent return on a worthy investment. --By Esther Chapman
When Clarke began his testimony before the 9/11 Commission, he said the government, others entrusted with protecting Americans and he had failed our citizens. Your article noted that some people found Clarke's apology melodramatic, but I thought it was innately decent and human. There is no shame in fallible human beings admitting mistakes. That sentiment isn't shared by politicians. It seems that sorry is not in the Bush White House's dictionary. DAVID ESTES Washington...
Boston Billiards Club provides a decent viewing alternative for all those not lucky enough to score game tickets. The cavernous interior houses pool tables, air hockey, couches and a gigantic television. Centrally located, the massive TV is easily viewed from any corner of the restaurant. While the menu is extremely limited, it covers all the basics and is served by attractive waitresses wearing short, black skirts with “Sox #1” emblazoned in silver studs on the rear. The price FM paid for the eye-candy, however, was lousy service...
...still trying to write a decent song! I'll get there." PAUL MCCARTNEY, former Beatle, on why he hasn't retired...