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PENN: No. It can be said that actors are interested in people, and you will find the warmest, strongest people in places going through conflict. Any war zone--Belfast, Baghdad, anywhere--these are places that can get you over yourself pretty good. And I need a dose of that. I'm probably drawn to it for that reason...
...month into his tenure, Abbas is beginning to realize that if he hopes to make progress toward peace, he can't afford to wait. With last week's declaration of a truce between Israel and the Palestinian Authority, relations between the two sides have reached their warmest level in years--owing in large part to Abbas' willingness to confront the violence that wreaked havoc on Palestinian society under Yasser Arafat. But Abbas is in an excruciating bind. While he needs to move fast to accommodate Israeli demands, he also risks reprisals from his own people that could cost...
...husband and me was thinking back to what we enjoyed about Christmas growing up," Pursell explains. "It was never the number or size of toys we received or how many cookies my mom baked. It was about family being together and observing the holiday. That togetherness creates the warmest, most lasting memories...
...more difficult sections of the course, it turns out that I would need his strength for a much longer period after the marathon. Even though I had managed to get through the 26.2 mile course in the 85 degree weather—30 degrees more than normal and the warmest since the 1987 marathon—without any major problems, the same can’t be said for that night. Unlike most people, the real adventure started once I crossed the finish line in Copley...
It’s best to go to the Weld Boathouse for your free lessons between 10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m., while the water is still warmest and calmest, and before the crew team kicks you out. You can go with a friend, because “it’s easier to learn in groups,” says resident staff member Craig Salverson, who rowed crew as an undergraduate and started working at the boathouse because he missed sculling, or rowing with two oars...