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...Congratulations!” She was kind enough not to bust us for drinking in public. “But you’re going to have to go smoke on the other side of the street...
...Philadelphia's Vintage restaurant last week the special was two delicately pan-seared pieces of foie gras perched atop toasted brioche with a berry coulis, garnished with fresh raspberries and a side of rebellion...
...bizarre. The migration rarely leaves more than a few thousand dead; but this year, an estimated 10,000, or about 1% of the wildebeest population, were wiped out. Conservationists say the wildebeest simply chose the wrong point to cross the river, one where the bank on the other side was too steep to climb. As those in the front drowned, they trapped those behind them...
...meantime, this weekend’s party fund-subsidized shindigs went ahead largely without incident. Two rooms on either side of the fourth-floor landing in Kirkland’s H entryway, fueled by the promise of a $200 reimbursement, played host to a horde of sweaty weekend revelers, who appeared to be amply enjoying the issue of a then half-empty handle of Bacardi Gold, which resided beside bottles of Sam Adams and red solo cups littered under a feeble Christmas light display...
...Administration isn't taking Medellin's side out of sympathy. After all, Bush pushed through more than 150 executions as governor of Texas, and he's generally no fan of international courts. In fact, though the Administration is going along with the court in this particular case, it has also withdrawn from the same international accord at issue in the case. It may not seem consistent, but what Bush is interested in is achieving maximum latitude in determining compliance with international treaties and gaining the right to tell states when they do or don't have to comply with...