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...salad of bell peppers, tomatoes, cucumbers, feta and yogurt stood out for its creaminess and the freshness of its summery ingredients even on a frozen November night. A bluefish filet was cooked just to the point of flakiness, and served atop apricot couscous without a heavy sauce to obscure its essential flavor. A bowl of fusilli with chicken and mushrooms in an earthy sauce was tasty but neither unusual nor extraordinarily good—stick to the dishes you couldn’t find at Bertucci?...
...staffed by time- and sleep-deprived rotating volunteer students who are charged with producing around ten thousand words of accurate, proofread stories and controversial editorials every day. At four in the morning, when the presses start up, the instant historical registers for campuses across America are frozen in time, errors...
...don’t forget his small role in The Aviator as Errol Flynn. The Academy will find that so cute. Regardless of the outcome, Jude will certainly be frozen in a capsule and thawed in 3049 as a novelty because by then everyone will have three heads due to the nuclear apocalypse that occurred shortly after the 2008 election...
...argument continues, should pull out of Gaza and set up a more defensible position in the West Bank while waiting for Arafat to die and be replaced by someone Sharon can trust. Sharon's critics in the Knesset argue that any efforts to unilaterally withdraw from Gaza should be frozen until peace talks can be restarted with a new, more acceptable Palestinian leadership. Sharon's deputy and chief disengagement proponent, Ehud Olmert, says it's too early to change tack just because Arafat is sick. Sharon will have to wait and see who emerges as Arafat's successor...
This literary makeover couldn't have come at a better time for the Karadzic family. The European Union last month ordered Karadzic's assets frozen, and the royalties for his autobiographical love story--about a wrongly imprisoned psychiatrist in prewar Sarajevo--will go to his wife. Although Toholj claims he obtained the manuscript through an intermediary and doesn't know the author's whereabouts, one thing is certain: with a $5 million bounty on his head, Karadzic won't be toting his laptop to the local Starbucks to write a sequel. --By Julie Rawe and Dejan Anastasijevic