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...went. This is nowhere near our original plot. I think some elements are the same, but I honestly don’t even remember what the original plot was.RR: Were you and Brian a pretty good playwriting duo?KC: Yeah, I think we sort of fed off each other a lot. He has a certain type of humor, and I have a certain type.RR: Would you say you were the Affleck or Damon of the duo?KC: Damon! Yeah, duh. We had a lot of Ben Affleck and Matt Damon jokes actually. There’s actually a Ben Affleck...
...Companies all over the world, who have fed China's long-running urban economic boom, are already beginning to benefit from its suburban phase. The average size of a house in New Songjiang is more than twice that of the average downtown Shanghai apartment, and now we, and our fellow suburban pioneers, are stocking up with stuff. In our house we have drapes that were made in Tianjin, and tile flooring from Kunming, but also bathroom fixtures made by Kohler (headquarters: Kohler, Wis.) and consumer electronics from Samsung and Panasonic. Our town's central shopping mall - which looks...
...there has been plenty of panic about a recession. The Federal Reserve is slashing short-term interest rates at the fastest clip in decades. But if you stick to your steady, diversified plan while everyone else is retreating, you will be happy years from now. For one thing, Fed rate cuts always lift the economy eventually, and the stock market typically starts responding just as headlines get gloomiest. Sure, the market could fall again before recovering. But the recession may be half over already--or we may avoid one altogether. You just never know...
...year fixed-rate mortgage at today's rate of 5.5%. Monthly principal and interest come to $994.31. Let's say that 12 months from now the same house goes for 10% less, or $197,010. But by then the recession is history and the Fed is jacking up rates to stem inflation. If mortgage costs rise a point, to 6.5%, your monthly payment would be $994.94 and you'd have saved nothing. Meanwhile, home prices might steady and sellers might become less willing to negotiate. And you have spent a year living someplace you'd rather...
...Caitlin Cahow scored the eventual game-winner in Harvard’s first Beanpot championship victory since 2005. After faltering on its first power play, the Crimson came out with the 5-on-4 advantage to begin the second period. Just 25 seconds into the period, junior Sarah Vaillancourt fed the puck to Cahow, who was waiting at the right post. Cahow lifted it over Terrier goalie Allyse Wilcox for her nation-leading tenth power-play goal of the season.Junior Jenny Brine also recorded an assist on the play, which was also the 34th goal scored by the country?...