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Tolman portrays himself as the common man—a former substitute teacher who regularly recycles and walks his kids to school every day. He jokes he is the only democratic candidate who has been to Mitt Romney’s home??as a UPS delivery person...
...nearly 20 years, she has been fighting to preserve the flavor of the quiet place she calls home??a place with tree-lined streets and old-fashioned houses...
Watanabe fielded the ball and threw a rope to get the runner at home??the Crimson’s third successful play at the plate on the day. Then, freshman catcher Laura Miller had the presence of mind to get Wheeler heading for to second for a spectacular 9-2-4 inning-ending double play...
...movie’s plot is plagued by illogical twists that leave the audience frustrated and irritated. Meg Altman predictably suffers from claustrophobia, though the disorder only surfaces during the first few hours of her confinement in her new home??s panic room. After Fincher satisfies himself that her claustrophobia has been successfully established, he moves on to another fairly well established cinematic trend, the fatal, time-dependent illness of Foster’s young daughter (Kristin Stewart). From an evil stepmother to a greedy young heir, a disconnected security phone line to a criminal disguising himself with...
...exchange for universalizing cash, the futurist society Rushdie portrays nonetheless laments “the moral decay of our post-millennial culture.” In place of the fictions, strange fantasies and alien desires that permeate their lives, Rushdie’s characters search for “home?? as a tangible reminder of a former reality...