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...Temple Mount, an eerie calm prevailed. Shattered glass fragments, almost jewel-like in their symmetry, lay in piles outside the walls of the Dome of the Rock. Inside the eight gates to the Mount, Israeli troops and police stood guard, restricting the entry of would-be worshipers. The Israelis clearly feared that the entire area might become a staging ground for further demonstrations against the Israeli presence in the vicinity of the sacred mosque...
Boswell's New Life Imitates the World Series is no were mansion it is a palace. Creative, graceful, insightful, it is an organically conceived jewel, carefully fashioned out of the rich are that has evolved from more than 100 years of baseball. It is a must read for baseball fans of all stripes...
...infield practice begins, the Old Boys take their seats. In Fenway Park their preferred view is from Section 22, behind home plate. In this Florida jewel box (capacity: 3,800), the Old Boys have developed private territories, holding court in fixed locations where their friends can seek them out, or their enemies-the genial shufflers with a copy of Baseball Digest under one arm and a fiendish trivia question up their sleeve. Eddie Fegan, waggling his cane with the stylishness of Jimmy Cagney, presides over the front row behind third base. Bob Caterino, wearing his jacket with the legend SOMERVILLE...
None of this means, though, that the pure vigor and passion can't put enough spin on the story to provoke a certain exhilaration. In this jewel-studded dagger-edged world, desperate passions in unshaded colors often seem more believable than subtleties could in their ability to ignite passions and away a throne. "Look," cries John at one point, cowering away from Richard. "He's got a knife!" "A knife," his mother screams back, "Of course he has knife! We all have knives! It's 1183 and we're barbarians!" For barbarians, the Plantagenets pack in impressive wallop...
...more than 40 million consumers watching their blood pressure or simply worried about salt, is already responding to the change. "Low-sodium sales are growing. Our own no-salt-added products are selling at 50% to 90% of the levels of regular brands," says Jane Armstrong, vice president of Jewel supermarkets. She also notes: "Whole families are cutting back in salt as the feeling grows that less sodium can't be harmful and may be healthy...