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...Inside, the cave floor slopes away in the dim light to a wide and uneven ledge before dropping abruptly into a large chamber which curves away out of sight. The only sound is of water dripping somewhere. As he crouches on the slimy ledge among the slender tips of stalactites, the torch light suddenly catches splashes of color on the chamber's far side. There are about 15 stencils, some in such a rich russet they almost glow against the pale limestone, silhouettes of adult hands both left and right, one with a forearm also stenciled, several others with curiously...
...says, "but I like the idea of creating them and installing them in such an out-of-the-way spot." Earlier that day, he and his wife had walked to the far side of the lake to find a statue of a child embedded in pristine white salt. The sight had made his wife wistful. "They're all solitary," she says of the sculptures. "There's no mother and child." Such philosophizing is Gormley's intention. "The work is a sort of instrument," he says. "I suppose you might ask yourself, 'What the hell are these things doing here?' Then...
Catalano said if a police cruiser is not in sight, a person can call HUPD directly from the nearest blue light emergency telephone. HUPD can also be reached by dialing headquarters at 617-495-1212 from any phone, Catalano said...
...that she met John Edwards, a country boy four years her junior. He says he found her "smarter and more sophisticated than I'd ever be." On their first date, he took her to hear a band at a Holiday Inn. "It was not love at first sight," she recalls. But Edwards persisted and won her over with his sunny outlook on life. In July 1977 they married at a small Chapel Hill church with no air conditioning. Despite vastly improved finances, Elizabeth still wears the $11 ring that John slipped on her finger that day, and they still celebrate...
...flight response--the primordial motivator that sends your heart racing and pumps up your blood pressure. In particular, stress triggers a variety of changes in the immune system--some beneficial, some decidedly less so--depending on how long the stress lasts and whether there is an end in sight. To help make sense of it all, Miller and Segerstrom divided the modern universe of stressful situations into several major categories...