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...maybe, with the outbreak of a cable war to keep them occupied, they'll remember saying that. But knowing the confessions are coming doesn't make them any easier to watch. After worse-than-expected outlooks Friday from data-storage market leader EMC and Intel-shadow chipmaker AMD, Wall Street investors are back to wringing their hands, and it's not as if they can all just go hit the golf course, at least not after a long July 4 holiday week...
...Gong is typical of modern America in another way: as soon as a new path to self-fulfillment opens up, it is crowded with a rainbow assortment of followers. In inner-city Washington, popular sessions with new practitioners are held each week in a house that stands in the shadow of the I-395 expressway. Out in genteel Manassas, Va., famed for its Civil War battlefield and white frame buildings, Falun Gong practitioners meet on the weekend at a most traditional venue: the Episcopal church...
Call him the brother who couldn't shoot straight. While Bill Clinton ran the nation for eight years, his half brother, Roger, lived in Bill's shadow. Now Roger is sweating under the hot lights as questions pile up about whether he had a role in an outrageous array of slippery and ill-fated schemes ranging from Mafioso pardons to Chinese scooter imports to Venezuelan coal mines. Though he always seemed to be the slacker Clinton, Roger now appears to have been a very busy man after...
...That doesn't mean that nothing changed. Look at Redmond these days and you'll see a kinder, gentler Microsoft. Many of the players who earned Jackson's opprobrium are gone; even Gates has receded under the considerable shadow of CEO Steve Ballmer. Windows XP, due out this fall, is much more respectful of non-Microsoft software than its predecessors (they've made it very easy to choose Netscape as your default browser, for example). Dubious add-ons like the "smart tags" that linked words to websites chosen by Microsoft have been quietly ditched...
Person of the Week EXECUTING JUSTICE? The lethal injection of unrepentant Oklahoma City Federal Building bomber Timothy McVeigh sparked a heated round of debate over capital punishment?both in the U.S. and abroad, where the issue cast a shadow over President George W. Bush's trip to Europe...