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...look good on the Nautilus. Rock 'n' roll may be their life--and their business. It may come naturally to them still, but it sure doesn't come easy. That's what's different. That old winning smugness--their magisterial self-assurance--is gone. There's a lot of sweat in these songs. The band must know it too, because finally, on the last song [of the album Steel Wheels], they face it. Slipping Away is a song about--indeed almost consumed by--a sense of impermanence, of loss, of lives eliding into compromise. It's about ending. --TIME, Sept...
...Siddique was not heading to a public rally but to a private war?to join Islamic militants fighting for Kashmir, to kill Indians, perhaps to avenge his father. It was a journey marked by blood and sweat: four months of intensive guerrilla training, crawling through barbed-wire obstacle courses, running up and down peaks, target practice, planting mines, making bombs?and, later, real killing. And it was a journey that would end in tears in Srinagar, summer capital of Indian Kashmir, at the high-security prison of the state's dreaded counterinsurgency special ops division...
...Sweat It If euro price inflation is making you sweat, better wear gloves. Researchers at the University of Zurich have found that one- and two-euro coins can cause bad skin reactions when exposed to sweat, releasing 320 times the amount of nickel allowed under E.U. rules...
...feel of one of those swimsuit magazine photo shoots, except the models—seniors Neil Rose and Carl Morris, plus junior Dante Balestracci—were glistening with sweat instead of tanning oil, and the set was the less-than-exotic concrete monolith of Harvard Stadium...
...street. Despite the director's deft touch with comic characters, not all manage watchable performances. Chin's gruff, soulful Chu is a match for Tong Tong, and Leung earns kudos as the least annoying fat kid in recent Chinese cinema. But Ho's Ming does little more than sweat. Wong's manic energy nicely counters the Chus' torpor, but his strangled-cat tone deserves an even worse punishment than the film finally delivers...