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...people bug you? What if I asked for your autograph?CD: I wouldn’t be creeped out. That happens a lot actually. Its kind of funny. Do you know who Edward Lee is? He said if I broke the record I could sign his Harvard-Yale ticket. People ask me pretty frequently to sign their tickets. That’s a fun part of all of this, of being a player. I am definitely going to miss that...
Rank: 1 Last Week: 54 Funkytown I’ll take a one way ticket to that place Rank: 2 Last Week: - Cookie cakes Larger than normal cookies, both in size and deliciousness; larger than the occasional cake Rank: 3 Last Week: 2 Yeah, that’s my gf Now I am going to fuck you up real good Rank: 4 Last Week: - Eye for an eye A frustrating transaction with a blind person Rank: 5 Last Week: - The 2006 elections Wait’ll you see my dick
Monterrey is home to many of Mexico's largest companies, some now in the vanguard of going global. They benefited from their proximity to the U.S. and from imitating its business culture. (The Dallas Cowboys count about 1,400 Monterrey fans as season-ticket holders.) They also bulked up on Mexico's earlier import-substitution policies, which positioned them well for the challenges and opportunities when the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) came into force in January 1994. The lion's share of $200 billion of foreign investment that has rolled in since then--two-thirds from...
...competition, held at the Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT), featured five hours of algorithmic revelry at the end of which Harvard’s three-man team placed second, coming short of securing a ticket to the world finals slated for next March in Tokyo. The winner of the competition, MIT, correctly solved seven out of eight programming questions; the Harvard team scored four...
...Still, immigrant Muslims remain devout social conservatives. And in Minneapolis in the days leading up to the celebration Tuesday night, one could hear many of them trying to reconcile their support for Ellison and other liberals on Minnesota's Democratic-Farmer-Labor ticket with their unrelenting opposition to abortion and especially homosexuality. It is clearly not easy for them to do so, but as one Muslim American leader born in Afghanistan put it, "the majority of Muslims weigh the alternatives" - and vote against President Bush and the Republicans...