21.  As artists, you're sort of anti-materialist, but we wanted a space that we looked forward to being in."

22.  Currently, visitors can peek in on an officer's stateroom and the ward room, and wander through the bridge.

23.  Curves are in, softening the look of everything from china cabinets to wing chairs, such as Ransom Culler's new Conran chair and ottoman for Thayer Coggin.

24.  Curves are in; monastic tunics are out.

25.  Desmond thinks that's doubtful, but he could use an infusion of cash and the self-esteem that comes from being in demand.

26.  Democratic rules now allow only Iowa and New Hampshire to hold binding bits of the nominating process before the first Tuesday in March.

27.  Democrats "are in for a rude awakening," Mathis said.

28.  Customarily, networks do not announce show renewals until May, and then begin to sell time to advertisers in what is known as the "upfront" season.

29.  Customers often invited the gregarious baker in for a drink.

30.  Customers who might have stopped in for an EZ-coffee to go linger over a $6 burger.