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...like aunt Edna's room. A bed, a desk and armoire fit snugly into the space. I was happy I was only staying there for a few hours. "Probably not a lot of wi-fi here," I joked to myself looking at the wash-pail-sized tub (sans shower curtain...
...homemakers of America," as she puts it. Martha Radio goes on the air this fall, after she completes her sentence for obstruction of justice involving a stock trade. Stewart promises to play a hands-on role, taking calls from listeners and giving tips on topics from gardening to curtain care...
...once some (nontoxic) smoke started pouring into the cabin, everyone got quiet. As most people do, I underestimated how quickly the smoke would fill the space, from ceiling to floor, like a black curtain unfurling in front of us. In 20 sec., all we could see were the pin lights along the floor. As we stood to evacuate, there was a loud thump. In a crowd of experienced flight attendants, still someone had hit his or her head on an overhead bin. In a new situation, with a minor amount of stress, our brains were performing clumsily. As we filed...
...HBC’s past Spring Performances, the approximately one hundred seats at Rieman have been filled by the time the curtain opens; the mix of choreographic styles in this year’s performance foretells a repeat of this success––especially when coupled with the boundless talent of HBC’s dancers...
...months of acrimony and audacity on and off the board, after jitterily watching his obdurate foe almost come from behind and after being driven all the way to the final game in the series, Gary Kasparov at 22 became the sport's youngest world champion. He rang down the curtain on Anatoli Karpov's decade-long top billing with a decisive, 42-move victory, to the obvious delight of a capacity crowd...