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...vestido mejor que cualquier otro dise?ador?, dice Kalman Ruttenstein, director de moda de Bloomingdale?s, quien conoce a Rodr?guez desde que creo su marca en 1998. Rodr?guez, el ?nico dise?ador americano que ha recibido del Council of Fashion Designers of America (CFDA) el premio de mejor dise?ador por dos a?os consecutivos, es mencionado a menudo como el heredero de los grandes innovadores minimalistas: Anne Klein, Halston y Calvin Klein. Pero con sus ra?ces latinas, Rodr?guez, de 44 a?os, da a sus dise?os un sentido de color, curva y br?o poco vistos anteriormente. Aunque su padre, un estibador jubilado, no aprob?...
...People Power revolt that ousted Ferdinand Marcos was different. Clustered around Manila's main artery EDSA, it was heroic, miraculous and magical, dismantling an entrenched dictatorship and restoring democracy. The January 2001 EDSA Dos that led to the fall of Joseph Estrada was a poor photocopy; it forced out a dysfunctional presidency and followed the constitutional line of succession by ushering in Arroyo, who was Estrada's Vice President. The riot of May 2001, dubbed EDSA Tres and instigated by Estrada's fanatical supporters, completely debased the notion of People Power...
...second message was that anything goes; the ironclad, oppressive dos and don'ts of classic cooking vanished. French chefs reached out to the Orient for ingredients and preparations and broke all the rules. Suddenly, creative minds went to work, often overzealously. "I don't want to be like everyone else," says Bradley Ogden, the 32-year-old chef who performs diligently if unevenly at San Francisco's Campton Place Hotel, proving that individuality itself is not the prize...
...infected computers, giving those behind the virus “root”, or full access, to those machines, Davis said. He added that such “root kits” are a tool commonly used in “Denial-of-service” (DoS) attacks, which seek to disrupt a network by overloading it, thereby causing users to lose service...
...elitist. "I was viewed as the populist," says Suarez, who happens to be a Harvard-educated lawyer. He scored heavily among Cuban and other Hispanic voters and also took a majority of Anglo ballots. Shouted a supporter at his inauguration: "Un alcalde para to-dos!"--A mayor for everybody. CULTS "I Never Want to Return...