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Aides to the President counsel patience, and there is some wisdom to that. "It reminds me of last August," said one last week. "The same sort of headlines and complaints--and then the President spoke at the U.N., and everyone was back on board. Wait till he makes the case." No doubt the President will make an effective State of the Union speech this week; he usually does. But there's more to leading the world into war than set-piece speeches--and Bush has seemed decidedly unpresidential at times in recent weeks, flustered and impatient. "I'm sick...
...Case himself said Monday, "It's not over till it's over." If indeed the content-on-demand promise of broadband is realized, AOL Time Warner seems well-enough positioned to be a winner. But even if Steve Case's vision for the combined company - and the Internet economy - comes to pass, the test of his personal legacy will be whether AOL itself is still relevant when it does...
...that's how it happened, along with the fight to lose home-field advantage in the NFC, which looked like it would go to the Bucs till they got killed at home in Week 16, then to the Eagles till they blew a late opportunity a week later, and then to the Packers who barely showed up in their season-finale against the Jets. In the end, home-field was awarded to the least loser, Philly...
...like he makes CDs. Or tapes. Or anything that anyone, least of all me, could or would bootleg.” Retorted Weinstein, “I got bitches in the common room gettin’ it on/and they ain’t leavin’ till the residential tutor comes along. Beee-yotch...
...slept till 11 a.m. yesterday to recover from the day before...