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...case to answer. Regulations limiting the number of seats on a plane relate to the number of emergency exits, not to passenger comfort - even though there are rules defining minimum space for transporting live animals. It's a similar situation with cabin air quality. Rules set by the Joint Aviation Authority, a pan-European coalition that develops regulations on aircraft design and maintenance, stipulate that the cabin must be free of "harmful or hazardous" concentrations of gases or vapors, though it doesn't define them. Similarly, regulations state that passengers must receive "enough fresh air" - although no amounts are specified...
...overwhelming. "It's that power, to show people new ways of listening to music," Bloodshy says. He's also showing himself, pushing his own limits to create something fresh: "I'm waiting for that song that comes on two years later, and I'm still like, 'That's the joint!'" - By Jeff...
...stop at Home, a Plexiglas and stainless steel dance club several blocks away. There are a few tightly packed groups in the place, but none of those wandering eyes Fai is looking for. "Might as well enjoy the music," he says and goes into the corner to smoke a joint with his friends...
...street Fai and his friends smoke the last joint. "I like drugs more than girls," the stud man jokes as he toes the burned-out spliff and, in the electric-blue morning light, slouches toward his apartment. In a few hours his roommates will be surprised not to meet another of his conquests stumbling into the living room for breakfast. Not this morning - this morning Fai is high and happy but alone, heading back to his stack of Japanese porno DVDs and his trusty remote control. This morning, the hunter's coming home empty-handed...
Clinton rarely wandered into the Oval Office before 9 a.m., but Bush is usually there by 7:15, with Cheney showing up soon after for their joint-intelligence and national-security briefings. But Bush often cuts out in the middle of the day for a run or workout, sometimes for two hours. (When he can't, his mood sours.) The White House staff secretary is under orders to have his briefing book for the following day in the Oval Office no later than 6 p.m. Even so, by then Bush has frequently punched out and headed back to the residence...