4 April 2002
U.S. willing to open mideast discussions without cease-fire. Ceasefire signed in Angola after 30 years of civil war; full terms not yet disclosed; three previous ceasefires all unraveled. IDF moves into Nablus in continuing "Operation Defensive Wall." New Yorkers, already protected by law, now feel OK about marrying their cousins. Enron executives use Texas and Florida property loopholes to shield millions in assets from shareholders. Memories of 1973 oil crisis bring to mind current U.S./Arab nations relationship. The legality of "fair use" of imagery on the Web. A tour of the late Billy Wilder's favorite spots in L.A., as written by Wilder-worshipper Cameron Crowe. What it's like to have a Presidential candidate say he loves you. Charles Frazier's likely departure from his editor at Grove Atlantic raises question of editors' value. The editorial saga of transforming Trimalchio into The Great Gatsby and the consuming fire of Fitzgerald's ego. Singlefile: Software to organize your book collection, as created by 37Signals. New edition of The Cross Atlantic Report featured on Moderna; A recent 25-year old with Pachinko6.