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Spaces decorator Doug Wilson, however, saw instead an Art Deco theater. The finished product included metal sconces, chocolate-brown curtains, sleek metallic chairs and seating platforms, complete with aisle lights, that pretty much ruled out slumber parties. At the "reveal" (the climactic moment when host Paige Davis unveils the remade room), Pitts forced a smile and almost immediately began planning to rip the whole thing...
...darkness with bright pink paint” while HSS members were invited to “a full day of religiously motivated, simulated violence because we can’t all live in Northern Ireland or India.” These slightly underhanded bulletins, though in good fun, reveal an underlying tension bound to exist between groups with such different approaches to faith. “It’s going to be fun, but this definitely has to do with spite,” Gowda said before the fighting started...
...sexual gospel have found support in some unexpected realms. She has received messages of support from, among others, Yale alumni, including one e-mail from a 69-year-old (a fortunate coincidence) who thinks Krinsky is just “great.” A web search will reveal that Krinsky’s work is a favorite at certain fringe sex sites, such as 69wishes.com, which bills itself as the “Home of the Donkey Punch,” and deadmousedotnet.net...
...worth remembering that those dispatching the suicide bombers see no reward in renewed political negotiations. If anything, their actions reveal they're threatened by dialogue. It's no coincidence that every visit by General Zinni to broker a truce has brought a sharp uptick in terror attacks. The militants believe they can win by violence, and they have no interest in negotiations over a two-state solution. That's why the late Yitzhak Rabin had the foresight to recognize that stopping the peace process in response to terror attacks gave extremists veto power over the destiny of both peoples...
TWIST AND SHOUT People who like the extras on Sony's CLIE handhelds (and plenty do) are going to love the latest model. The CLIE PEG-NR70 ($500) has a color screen that flips up to reveal a keyboard and twists back down so you can cradle it like a regular PDA. There's more: a built-in remote that will operate TVs, stereos and DVD players; an improved MP3 player with better speakers; an integrated digital camera ($100). Will next year's model brew coffee...