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...hasn’t been easy. I’ve spent nights lying in bed thinking about my mother—wondering why life unfolded the way it did for her, pondering everything she wasn’t able to do in her past and what she would miss in the future. I’ve thought about my father—a man who has dedicated his life to his children’s well-being, regardless of the long hours of thankless toil it required. I still think about the pain he goes through having lost the person...
...Cancer Society. Though Kim complains that “most of the big companies reject you,” the duo was able to convince several well-known names, along with many more up-and-coming designers, to donate their fashions. The show features the styles of Barbara Bui, Miss Sixty, Laundry, Suchada, Joseph and Fat Little Bear—and a few of Kim’s own designs. The Contradictions show will also include a segment with traditional international fashions on display, as well as a variety of cultural acts to round out the event, including salsa dancers...
...when she does, the opposition had better take advantage. When Botterill passed the puck, Dreyer was fooled. In switching her attention from Botterill at her right to Schroyer in front, she had left a large gap to her right. Schroyer keyed in on the target and did not miss...
...ones, the U.S. and its allies are working like termites to undermine the rickety foundations of Saddam's rule. As the U.N. weapons inspectors started their work inside Iraq and President George W. Bush conferred with possible coalition partners at meetings in Prague and Moscow, it was easy to miss a story taking place behind the scenes. Whatever timetable the U.N. Security Council resolution on Iraqi disarmament may imply, and whatever Saddam may or may not do to cough up his weapons of mass destruction, people in the know are behaving as if a war to unseat the regime...
...since the same scene is played out at parking garages, train stations and construction sites all over the country. But on a typical weekend here in Shinyurigaoka, there are four guards at the intersection directing traffic. Another man is on hand to make sure you don't miss the turn that leads to the garage. Five meters down the path, an attendant removes the ticket that the machine just generated and hands it to you. Head up the slope to the first floor and a woman will wave you on, just in case you missed the brightly lit No Vacancy...