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...about, when Josh [the show’s lighting designer] puts the lights on. I didn’t just design it, didn’t just build it. I didn’t just paint it. And then you build the frame for it, and tack it all on, and then you put the lights on. And you see something that you only saw in your head, and not only is it all there, but it looks amazing. It’s magical when an idea in your head becomes beautiful, wonderful reality. And even if no one knows...
...forward Doug Rogers has been named ECAC Rookie of the Week. Rogers’ standout weekend began Friday night in the Crimson’s come-from-behind 5-2 victory, when he provided an assist on captain Dylan Reese’s game-winning goal. Rogers would later tack on a goal of his own to give his team some insurance. Rogers’ two points brought his season total to 23, second on the team to senior forward Kevin Du’s 27. Rogers also played a key role in Saturday night?...
...school’s 12 undergraduate residential Houses fall, at least partially, within that 1,000-foot radius—a designation that would tack on a mandatory minimum of two years to a convict’s sentence...
...Text messaging on many phones is tricky, time-consuming and tiring. Most phone keypads were not designed for texting, so most mobiles look to software solutions (like T9, which guesses what word you're typing) to make messaging easier. But Digit Wireless's Fastap solution takes a new tack. The company engineered a new type of keyboard that includes letters cleverly positioned to make it easy to type out words. It's available now for the first time in the U.S., on an LG phone, and as texting gains in popularity, the new keyboard design will likely show...
...Ford's minor claim on a presidential legacy came about in part because the skilled House gamesman was not prepared to manage expectations once he was elevated into the presidency. Observers assumed that he would tack hard to the side of openness and sunlight to escape Nixon's shadow. But he wound up relying on a coterie of insiders - Nixon's own shadows - from Henry Kissinger to the young Dick Cheney and Donald Rumsfeld, who had no less zeal for the imperial presidency than their predecessors under Nixon...