Archive for Tuesday, September 18, 2007
Science
California | Local
Add another pet peeve to the long list of driver distractions
California | Local |
September 18, 2007
Over the years I’ve received reports of multitasking drivers
playing a guitar, a trumpet, a flute, a kazoo and a violin while
behind the wheel (no, not all at the same time). Read more
Sports
News
Business
Now showing … Chapter 1
Business |
September 18, 2007
When Toby Emmerich, president of production at New Line Cinema,
watches rough cuts of the fantasy epic “The Golden Compass,” he has
to use his imagination. Read more
Entertainment
Party like a rock star
Entertainment |
September 18, 2007
THE decor nearly upstaged the Emmy winners at HBO’s Thai-themed
after-party, where gold statuettes were everywhere. Read more
National
NEW ORLEANS : TWO YEARS LATER - ALL THAT REMAINS - As the city’s elderly return after Katrina, many find little but rubble and a life of squalor
National |
September 18, 2007
For many elderly survivors of Hurricane Katrina, life has become a
minor-key coda of rubble and ruin, of discomfort and displacement, of
strained social services and fear of depredation. Read more
Opinion
Uri Geller bends the Web to his will
Opinion |
September 18, 2007
Those of us who grew up in the 1970s probably remember a popular psychic named Uri Geller, who was always on TV back then, bending spoons with his brain, correctly guessing the content of people’s doodles and generally blowing the audience’s mind. Read more
World
Iraq bans U.S. security firm after deadly incident
World |
September 18, 2007
American officials scrambled to head off a potential crisis Monday
after irate Iraqi authorities canceled the license of the
controversial American security firm Blackwater USA, whose guards
were accused of shooting to death eight civilians while protecting a
U.S. State Department motorcade. Read more
