61.   Tables are quite expensive though.

62.   So there are two tables there.

63.   That dining room table was gorgeous.

64.   Surely children need to know what their tables are.

65.   Already, restaurants use vibrating pagers and lighted coasters that give silent cues to patrons that their table is ready without blaring announcements over a loudspeaker.

66.   Also shown is a table with pierced stretcher that is part of the exhibition at the Bennington Museum.

67.   Among other issues on the table is whether to make pro bono work a graduation requirement.

68.   And Edible Art chef Deborah Berry says no Southern dessert table is complete without a red velvet cake.

69.   An overloaded table is the hallmark of the holidays.

70.   And in my basement there is a table full of ham radio equipment.