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Ross, a native of Philadelphia, has been passionate about jewelry since she was young. On a family trip to Kenya, she was allowed to select and purchase two green tourmaline stones. It was the beginning of a love affair with stones. Thirteen years ago, Ross began designing custom pieces for private clients but eventually tired of the made-to-order business. ?It was a lot of engagement rings, and you can't be that creative because the customers are usually men and they don't want to take a risk,? she says. Two years ago, with her kids...
...come in high-pressure situations. He threw a game-winning touchdown pass with five seconds left against the AFC West--leading Denver Broncos and led the Giants to last-minute, game-tying scores in losing efforts against Minnesota and the Dallas Cowboys. In a 27-17 win over the Philadelphia Eagles, he tossed two of his three touchdown strikes in the fourth quarter...
...Rent,” but their deaths are so achingly beautiful and full of meaning that something is lost. The long, dirty, painful, and fundamentally base march of the disease is largely ignored. Unlike “Angels in America,” or even “Philadelphia,” “Rent”’s pop-rock songs and video montages fail to show the horror of AIDS, losing the essence of what is, at its heart, a terrible tragedy.“Rent” is at its most disgustingly absurd where...
...four years, numbers have been similarly high: 149, 141, 78, and 138 bikes were stolen in the years 2001-2004, respectively.National rankings consistently place Boston/Cambridge in the ten worst cities for bike theft. In 2002, it was ranked sixth by lock manufacturer Kryptonite, behind only New York, Chicago, Miami, Philadelphia, Washington, D.C., and San Francisco.MAKING SENSE OF THE DATAHarvard University Police Department (HUPD) spokesman Steven Catalano acknowledges that HUPD has had some difficulty addressing the high numbers of bike thefts.“We have stings,” Catalano says, “but we don?...
...upped the one-disc wonders. At age 19, Catherine, who goes by Cat, has already followed up her debut, “Peel,” with a new studio album, “What They Will Find,” which was released on Nov. 15. The Philadelphia native’s love affair with music originated with her family, who constantly played tunes around the house, paid for Cat’s piano lessons, and gave her the fateful studio time that began her career. My mom and dad gave me a few hours of studio time...