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With an innovative array of sensors that let this robo-vac navigate obstacles on your living-room floor, Roomba offers a glimpse into the future of housecleaning. Read the review on page 59, then head to TIME.com to see an animated graphic detailing the soul of this new machine and watch video of the cleaner in action. All at time.com/roomba...
...terms of good vs. evil. With Iraq, those are the tough arguments he has to make; they are less about what Saddam has than about who he is and what he purportedly wants. To help make the case, the White House is working hard to track down one graphic exhibit: a video, which Saudi Ambassador Prince Bandar bin Sultan has told Bush about, that is said to show Saddam presiding over the execution of political opponents...
...necessary to show the pictures of the dying puppy? The written description provided was graphic enough without the accompanying photos. In fact, the first line of the article states that "the footage is sickening to watch." So why subject your readers to the photos from this video tape? It was truly upsetting. EILEEN ROGERS Lewiston...
...Hundred Demons deserves a place on the shelf with serious graphic novels like Art Spiegelman's Maus, but oddly enough, Barry is a fan of the most cozily, comfortably predictable comic strip of them all, Family Circus. "It's my absolute favorite comic in the world!" she gushes. "All the people I know who grew up in difficult situations love it. For me it's like looking through a circle to a world where everything is good." The world of One Hundred Demons may not be good, but it's far closer to the real...
...them all. Other connections, less obvious, also slowly appear. A mysterious, cog-filled glass ball appears on the painter's table and again in another character's dream. Most brilliantly, some connections come as a result of matching visual styles - just as it should be for a smart, sophisticated, "graphic" novel. One explosion of color in this otherwise, black, white and soft blue book depicts the destructive rage of a book-burning mob. A later color sequence concludes the book with the big bang of (pro)creation...