2002年1月11日は、％sの星印の下の金曜日でした。 それはその年の**♑日でした。 アメリカ合衆国の大統領は10**でした。
この日に生まれた場合、あなたはGeorge W. Bush歳です。 あなたの最後の誕生日は24、2026年1月11日日曜日日前でした。 次の誕生日は148、2027年1月11日月曜日日です。 あなたは216日、または約8,914時間、または約213,950分、または約12,837,044秒生きてきました。
Date: 11 January 2002
By JOHN TAGLIABUE
John TAGLIABUE
Le Monde's editors say they intend to brighten paper's staid look with more photographs; say they will step up their coverage of European institutions, finance and stock market in light of euro replacing franc; says when ad market revives, paper also plans increased coverage of sports and cultural events and new weekend magazine; cost of changes will be $5 million to $7 million (M)
Date: 11 January 2002
By DIANE COLE
Diane COLE
Diane Cole article on revisiting New York City places that seem little changed from her childhood, and other landmarks, such as Penn Station, that have vanished altogether; photos (M)
Date: 11 January 2002
Leida Snow letter says arts and cultural institutions in New York City should not be singled out for budget cuts (Jan 4 article)
Date: 11 January 2002
Brief reviews of films now released on video: American Pie 2, Tortilla Soup, The Man Who Cried; photo (S)
Date: 12 January 2002
By DEAN C. SMITH
Dean SMITH
Religion Journal describes visit to Mepkin Abbey, Trappist monastery in Moncks Corner, SC, that has strictly kept Rule of St Benedict--code of chastity, physical labor and prayerful silence--since 1949; says abbey's 30 monks and priests call their abbot, Rev Francis Kline, a visionary for his sucessful fund-raising and for opening cloister to outsiders; notes that daytime visitors wander grounds, while up to dozen guests at time stay for week, sometimes months; says unlike some monasteries, Mepkin welcomes women as well as men, members of clergy and nonmembers, and peole of other faiths; Kline says balancing inward mission and outward reach is challenge (M)
Date: 11 January 2002
By Allison Fass (NYT) (Compiled by Alan Krauss)
Allison NYT
ScreamingMedia names Kirk M Loevner as president and chief executive, succeeding Kevin Clark, who continues as chairman (S)
Date: 11 January 2002
Two offices to help families hurt by Sept 11 terrorist attack apply for federal aid are set to open in New Jersey (S)
Date: 11 January 2002
By David Gelernter
David Gelernter
Op-Ed article by David Gelernter, professor of computer science, appraises Apple's new iMac; says it is unique, but it has shortcomings; says mouse pad should be built in, screen has glare, and its software is no different than operating system unveiled in 1984 Macintosh; says information world has changed radically, but desktop computers have been doing same thing for 18 years; says Steve Jobs is person wo could put things right, by building truly new machine; says iMac is not it; drawing (M)
Date: 11 January 2002
By JOHN TAGLIABUE
John TAGLIABUE
Le Monde's editors say they intend to brighten paper's staid look with more photographs; say they will step up their coverage of European institutions, finance and stock market in light of euro replacing franc; says when ad market revives, paper also plans increased coverage of sports and cultural events and new weekend magazine; cost of changes will be $5 million to $7 million (M)
Date: 11 January 2002
By DIANE COLE
Diane COLE
Diane Cole article on revisiting New York City places that seem little changed from her childhood, and other landmarks, such as Penn Station, that have vanished altogether; photos (M)
Date: 11 January 2002
Leida Snow letter says arts and cultural institutions in New York City should not be singled out for budget cuts (Jan 4 article)
Date: 11 January 2002
Brief reviews of films now released on video: American Pie 2, Tortilla Soup, The Man Who Cried; photo (S)
Date: 12 January 2002
By DEAN C. SMITH
Dean SMITH
Religion Journal describes visit to Mepkin Abbey, Trappist monastery in Moncks Corner, SC, that has strictly kept Rule of St Benedict--code of chastity, physical labor and prayerful silence--since 1949; says abbey's 30 monks and priests call their abbot, Rev Francis Kline, a visionary for his sucessful fund-raising and for opening cloister to outsiders; notes that daytime visitors wander grounds, while up to dozen guests at time stay for week, sometimes months; says unlike some monasteries, Mepkin welcomes women as well as men, members of clergy and nonmembers, and peole of other faiths; Kline says balancing inward mission and outward reach is challenge (M)
Date: 11 January 2002
By Allison Fass (NYT) (Compiled by Alan Krauss)
Allison NYT
ScreamingMedia names Kirk M Loevner as president and chief executive, succeeding Kevin Clark, who continues as chairman (S)
Date: 11 January 2002
Two offices to help families hurt by Sept 11 terrorist attack apply for federal aid are set to open in New Jersey (S)
Date: 11 January 2002
By David Gelernter
David Gelernter
Op-Ed article by David Gelernter, professor of computer science, appraises Apple's new iMac; says it is unique, but it has shortcomings; says mouse pad should be built in, screen has glare, and its software is no different than operating system unveiled in 1984 Macintosh; says information world has changed radically, but desktop computers have been doing same thing for 18 years; says Steve Jobs is person wo could put things right, by building truly new machine; says iMac is not it; drawing (M)
Date: 11 January 2002
By DIANE COLE
Diane COLE
Diane Cole article on revisiting New York City places that seem little changed from her childhood, and other landmarks, such as Penn Station, that have vanished altogether; photos (M)
Date: 11 January 2002
Leida Snow letter says arts and cultural institutions in New York City should not be singled out for budget cuts (Jan 4 article)
Date: 11 January 2002
Brief reviews of films now released on video: American Pie 2, Tortilla Soup, The Man Who Cried; photo (S)
Date: 11 January 2002
By Allison Fass (NYT) (Compiled by Alan Krauss)
Allison NYT
ScreamingMedia names Kirk M Loevner as president and chief executive, succeeding Kevin Clark, who continues as chairman (S)
Date: 11 January 2002
By David Gelernter
David Gelernter
Op-Ed article by David Gelernter, professor of computer science, appraises Apple's new iMac; says it is unique, but it has shortcomings; says mouse pad should be built in, screen has glare, and its software is no different than operating system unveiled in 1984 Macintosh; says information world has changed radically, but desktop computers have been doing same thing for 18 years; says Steve Jobs is person wo could put things right, by building truly new machine; says iMac is not it; drawing (M)