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...standard question asked of al-Qaeda suspects being held overseas is this: What person still at large do you regard as the most likely to harm the U.S. or U.S. interests? It was the frequency with which one name, Adnan G. el-Shukrijumah, popped up that led the FBI to launch an all-out search for the 27-year-old Saudi. "A number of people concurred that he was the individual perceived to be the most dangerous," a Justice Department official said. But sources tell TIME that el-Shukrijumah has long been in the FBI's sights, though investigators only...
...that? The answer is obvious—most people regard sports as inconsequential to their daily lives. Many are more concerned with politics or local news. Sports are just games—and when the games end, the players can always return home to the safety and comfort of their “normal lives.” Why would people be more interested in reading about such ephemeral events as whether the Red Sox beat the Devil Rays while our friends, relatives and neighbors are risking their lives in defense of our country overseas...
...seems like Harvard should have known better, they did. Walsh certainly had his team prepped for the methods of Rhode Island coach Frank Leoni, whom he holds in high regard (probably because they’re so like-minded). It didn’t matter much...
Think of Peter Pan as a TV salesman, and in that regard, this show was one of the most successful ever broadcast. One of the first color specials, it reached as many as 65 million homes. NBC, then owned by RCA, had no small interest in moving its expensive new color TVs, and Pan was a two-hour, $400,000 commercial for the glories of color. People gathered at the homes of neighbors who had "color" to watch. They were not disappointed. "Surely there must be fairy dust from coast to coast this morning," raved a critic...
...working on issues with regard to homeland security,” he said, declining to offer further details except for that he focused on safety in public schools...