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Included among these incomplete but not forgotten goals are making a window seat, getting certified to use the telescope on top of the Science Center, sculling on the Charles, writing short stories and handing in papers on time. “I am so emphatically somebody who does not have my act together,” Du Puy says. He is totally serious...
Earlier this week, at the dinner FM hosted for these 15 seniors, Yamaguchi once again both juggled and ate apples at the same time and balanced a chair on his chin. He’s learned a lot at Harvard but, most importantly, he hasn’t forgotten how to work a crowd...
...with Australia is bogged down in negotiations. Riots are the last thing a nation desperate for foreign investment needs. "If you burn people's houses and steal their possessions," said Gusmao in a national radio broadcast, "they will leave. Then we will be alone with our poverty, without help, forgotten...
...rekindling demands for autonomy from Ankara. As sweeteners, Bush reaffirmed American backing for Turkey's candidacy for membership in the European Union and promised support for Turkey's mess of an economy. Then he was off to Russia, where he reassured President Vladimir Putin that the Americans have not forgotten that Iraq owes Russia $8 billion--and would not forget that Russian companies have signed potentially lucrative contracts to develop Iraq's oil fields when U.N. sanctions are removed...
...also organizations that offer academic tutoring and lessons in everything from painting to ballet, in addition to support groups where foster children can bond with each other. And DSS is always happy to accept an extra package of diapers or formula, two of the details that are frequently forgotten in transit. A call down to the DSS will connect you with any of these programs...