May 7, 2006

Sunday, May 7, 2006

10:26 LIVING ROOM WSJ Where to Look for Cheaper Loans
11:40-5 NYT Money Changes Everything
11:45-50 The Entire Universe on a Dimmer Switch
11:50 The Least Affordable Place to Live: Try Salinas
11:51-Residential Sales Around the Region
11:51 In A 529 Savings Plan, the Number to Watch may be 2010
12:24-5 HOME OFFICE 3 emails

4:13-21 SUBWAY NYT Book R The Pin Factory Mystery
4:21-3 The Joy of Delusion

May 6, 2006

Satuday, May 6, 2006

5:02 HOME OFFICE NY Times It Really has been Tough to Make Money Lately
6:42-4 LIVING ROOM NYTimes A Literary Archeologist in the Land of Lost Books
8:30-5 From Britain That Imperial Punk
8:37-8 Katy Schimert Art in Review Robert Boyed
8:39-40 A Literary Archologist
8:40 AOL to add Free Phone to Instant Messaging
8:44-6 Going Online for Savings
9:02-5 Students are Concerned by US Plan to Sell Their Trees
9:05-10Study Points to a Solution for Dread: Distraction
9:10-12 As Test Taking Grows, Test Makers Grow Rarer
9:12-17 $100 Rebate Rise and Fall of a GOP Idea
9:17-21 Memorial’s Cost at Grond Zero Nears $q Billion
9:22-4 Getting Extremely Personal MI3
9:24-6 Defying Bush, Senate Passes Spending Bill
9:29-30 Film review Aw Shucks Cowpoke Rides the Range in Los Angeles
9:30 Film review To Art School, Majoring in Caricature
9:31-4 Film Review Family Ties and Australian History, Both Soaked in Blood
9:40-3 Film review Waiting for Winter to Follow Spring
9:41-2 Kiss Me Again
9:48 WSJ House Voyeurs, Click Here

May 5, 2006

Friday, May 5, 2006

11:31-8 HOME OFFICE NY Times Microsoft and Google Set to Wage Arms Race
4:45-6:10- Franzen How To Be Alone 24 pages

10:53-8 In the Hottest of Crimes, Trails are Often Cold

May 4, 2006

Thursday, May 4, 2006

1:58 SUBWAY NYTimes Request Stokes Debate Over Yale Student With a Taliban Past

10:43-5 DINING ROOM TABLE Bus
Driver Kills Wife, Mother-in-Law and then Himself, Police Say
10:47 Mystery Bidder Spends $95 Million on a Picasso
6:15 CHEF YU menu

10:10-12 DINING ROOM TABLE Earl Woods, Father of Tiger, Dies at 74
10:20-5 Anna’s Party: Silk , Satin and Pub Grub
10:25 Mr. Rotten’s Rocky Debut
10:26-7 Navigating Trader Joe’s, One Small Bite at a Time
10:34-5 Wireless for High End Speakers
10:37-8 Going Online On the Go: Options
10:40 Calling on the Net, No Laptop Required

May 3, 2006

Wednesday, May 3, 2006

4:23-4 LIVING ROOM The Village Voice Art Sale Away Donald Judd
4:24 Loving the Ironman Ghostface Killah

May 2, 2006

Tuesday, May 2, 2006


8:29-37 BUS Tenants Stuck as Apartments Become Condos
8:37-41 Making a Flophouse a Home, and a Decent One at That

1:26-29 NJCU FACULTY DINING ROOM NYTimes From Clinton, Lessons in Reaching Across Aisle
1:30-1 NY Gives Tax Break to Parents and Shoppers
1:31 Republicans Drop a Tax Plan After Business Leaders Protest

7-8:45 NJCU onathan Franzen My Father’s Brain 31 pages
8:58-02 NYTimes Engineering a Safer, More Beautiful World, One Failure at a Time

9:31-2 PATH Mr Speaker I’d Like to Do the Waggle
9:32-4 Turning to Chickens in Fight with Bird Flu

May 1, 2006

Monday, May 1, 2006

7:39 LIVING ROOM NYT Sharp Reaction to GOP Plan on Gas Rebate
7:40 New Microsoft Browser Raises Google’s Hackles

April 30, 2006

Sunday, April 30, 2006

2:10-23 Ebay Rooma Pro Elite
2:23 4th Airport Idea is Bback, but Cab Could be Costly

April 29, 2006

Saturday, April 29, 2006

9:33-10:47 Franzen Nyer My Bird Problem 9 pages

April 28, 2006

Friday, April 28, 2006

10:07-11:01 Jonathan Franzen The New Yorker My Bird Problem 13 pages
11:01-5 Defiance Under Fire: Unbounded Bravery in Unfriendly Skies
7:38-9 New York Killers, and Those Killed, by Numbers
7:40 That Wild Taxi Ride is Safer than You Think
7:40-8:27 HOME OFFICE Jonathan Franzen How To Be Alone 2 pages
7:41 A New Design for an Arched Penn Station

April 27, 2006

Thursday, April 27, 2006

12:45-6 LIVING ROOM NYT In Tapes of Subway Plot Sustect, A Disjointed Torrent of Hatred

2:27-9 HOME OFFICE NY Times Fired CIA Official Denies Role in Leak
2:37 Ants, Better with Dose of Humanity (and Humor)
2:40 After the Adoption, A new Child and the Blues
2:40-1 Sometimes the Truth is Not What Sets You Free
2:49 Body Found in Landfill is Believed to be Student
2:50-3 Developer Takes A Financial Deal for Ground Zero
2:54-5 First at Chernobyl, Burning Still
2:58 At Decision Time, Colleges Lay on the Charm
3:00 The Oyster is His World
3:03 Out of the Winter and Into the Weeds
3:04 Dinnerware With Corners
3:06-7 Film Review Three Stories of Love, Each Illuminated by an Inner Light

5:57-6:01 FERRY Grand Jury Gets Rove Testimony Over CIA Leak
6:01-3 Second Thoughts in Congress on Oil Tax Breaks
6:03-7 First, Idea, Plot and Characters. Then, a Book Needs an Author
6;07-10 Novelist Claims She Read Copied Novel
6:10-11 Chicago Prohibits Foie Gras

6:21-33 LIGHT RAIL Nyer Ken Auletta, The Dawn Patrol: The curious rise of morning TV, and the future of network news 4 pages

7:23-54 NJCU Dawn Patrol 5 pages
7:55-812 Louis Menand, Missionary: Edmund Wilson and American Culture

9:38-41 PATH Loners Broken Flowers and Grizzly Man

11:20-3 DINING ROOM The Death of Milton Rocana, Unseen, Nnoticed and Horrible
11:23-4 Property Taxes Rising Too Fast, Report Warns
11:25-9 New Rebuilding Plan Leaves Some Wondering What the Big Rush Is

11:58-12:02 HOME OFFICE NYT If You’ve Had Your Eye on the Louis Ghost Chair
12:03-6 Kitchen and Bath Forecast
12:10-11 She Who Controls Her Body Can Upset Her Countrymen
12:13 Rituals of Grief Go Online as Web Sites Set Up to Celebrate Life Recall Lives Lost
12:14-26 MyDeathSpace.com
12:31-2 New Tricks of a Broswer Look Familiar