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...voice behind the Pope is Joseph Cardinal Ratzinger, 77. The German prelate, who has headed the Congregation for the Doctrine of the Faith, which oversees moral and theological issues, since 1981, is a trusted ally, who in the past has drawn fire for cracking down on Catholic thinkers who stray from orthodoxy. Ratzinger has been unyielding in enforcing traditional doctrines and has become influential in outlining a more modern role for the papacy and the Curia. The unrivaled gatekeeper to the power of the papacy is the Pontiff's personal secretary, Archbishop Stanislaw Dziwisz, 65, who has served with John...
...only because it doesn't work, but because it tells the world that Filipinos are morons." CHRYSTALYNE GALAPON, Filipino store clerk, on Manila's plan to stop jaywalking by having a truck-mounted 2-m-by-3-m "wet flag" driven along the city's streets, soaking pedestrians who stray off the curb
...market since 1986), but also as a dominant global bank that trades on its good reputation as much as on its capital and contacts. Prince calls the Citi brand "a precious thing," and told FORTUNE that "the celebration of financial results causes a few people at the edges" to stray. His challenge: to impose a new culture of ethics while maintaining the aggressiveness that led Citi to its global dominance. --By Daniel Kadlec
Noise is just the beginning of the problems. The surreal environment the turbines create includes shadows, flicker, flashing FAA lights, cell and TV interruption, stray voltage, water contamination—the list goes on. It truly does! And the Harvard purchase and others like it will ensure that rural communities all around the country continue to experience the same fate...
...favor controlled but nonetheless ragged guitar sounds, driving drums (deceptively light at times), simple bass lines and an singer frequently sounding at his wits end. If any of this sounds unappealing, you probably won’t like this album: SLD has identified their sound and hardly stray from it. There is a certain majesty, a more primal musical essence in some of their more carefully-written choruses (“You’ve Done Enough,” for example) that transcends the painfully typical downbeat power-chording of so many tracks. Stars Look Down is never lackluster...