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...wasn't doing it anymore. I was feeling really positive and hopeful. But when these boys came forward and the bishop came, everything changed. I said, "What do you want me to do?" And he said, "Well, I'd like you to go into a program." I said, "Fine. I think I'd really like that." I was at the point where that sounded pretty good...
...have been a failure of corporate intelligence, but its impact has rippled throughout the business world. "People have begun to recognize that our trust needs to be balanced with some healthy paranoia. We have seen that what is possible is more horrific than we could have imagined," says Naomi Fine, president and CEO of PRO-TEC DATA, a leader in the field of information security. "We see now the potential is that everything can be lost. Literally, everything is at stake...
...Best Chocolate Fix: Peyrano. Corso Vittorio Emanuele II 76 and Corso Moncalieri 47. Turin makes fine chocolates - and Peyrano's are the best...
...Koreans call it "the gate-crasher of spring." Every year, huge storms of fine yellow sand, churned up by winds in the Gobi Desert, swirl across northeastern China and descend on the peninsula, obscuring visibility and dusting everything in yellow. Last week's storm-2002's first-was Korea's worst in at least 40 years. Dust concentrations were 20 times normal in parts of Seoul. Worse still, some scientists now fear the crud clouds are picking up toxins, such as cadmium and arsenic, as they cross China's northeastern industrial belt. The pollutant payload is small but "very, very...
...still-beautiful colors - greens, reds and pastels against vivid blue skies - have been painstakingly cleaned with small poultices of Japanese paper impregnated with a solution of ammonium carbonate. Areas where the paint had fallen, due to humidity or previous restorations, have been filled in with fine hatching: parallel brush strokes in watercolor. The team re-covered the rusting heads of nails used in the late 19th century to anchor plaster to the wall. They removed old fixatives and fillings of unsuitable materials such as cement. They corrected previous attempts at retouching where color had altered or fallen...