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A balance of hard-as-nails cool and down-to-earth warmth, Brien displays some other nice contradictions too.

ENTERPRISE Wednesdays at 8 p.m. on UPN Scott Bakula as Jonathan Archer, a spaceship captain with down-to-earth warmth, is the best addition to the "Star Trek" franchise since Patrick Stewart's eloquent Jean-Luc Picard.

In the meantime, they are trying to manage the campaign schedule and stage public appearances for Mr. Bush that underscore what they see as his best characteristics, a down-to-earth warmth and common touch that did not always come to the fore in the primaries.

Displaying a down-to-earth warmth and humor, Stone has seemingly lost little of the allure she possessed during her cinematic heyday.

He is reserved, ironic and intellectual, an international economist by trade; she has an earth-motherly warmth.

The Earth gets its warmth from a sun that is thought to be about 5 billion years old and halfway through its lifetime as a "main sequence" star.

Brown's scenes evoke children's book visuals are defined by an earth-toned texture and warmth.

The water in Vostok stays liquid because of the pressure and the warmth of the earth below it.

The rebels crouched behind the stones, feeling the warmth of the earth against their bodies, holding their rifles steady against their cheeks.

We've done plenty to our planet, but changing the sun and the ebb and flow of its light and warmth as the earth spins will surely always be beyond us.

Expansive south-facing triple-glazing creates the perfect passive solar design whilst the north side of the home is buried underground, drawing warmth from the earth and eliminating the need for a central heating system.