Darkness in the Land of Steady Sunshine
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Stephen Kingâs use of horror is not what it used to be. It may still be the impetus for his stories, but it is no longer the foremost reason theyâre interesting.
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By Story by RICK NATHANSON Illustration by CATHRYN CUNNINGHAM Of the Journal  At the beginning of the summer, people were facing tough choices about which plants they might be willing to let die during what seemed like a dry cycle with no end.
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Kham Promnich has been sleepwalking for the past four days. Yesterday, in a trance-like state, he paced up and down the patch of land where his house once stood, as if tracing the perimeters of his shattered life.
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If skies are clear, people can expect to see the full moon turn a deep reddish colour as the Earth&#39;s shadow falls over the face of the moon, astronomers say.
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Tycho:  Gabriel and Kara are thinking about moving, but only one of them is approaching things with the correct amount of dread.  It is almost impossible to find a home these days which is not some unholy conduit - a winking anus of evil that acts as a revolving door for hell's starveling dead.  But a hollowed-out ghoul in shredded wedding gown doesn't need to be a dealbreaker.  Don't let a sundered soul turn your dream home into a nightmare charnel house!
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By Joe Cunningham Staff Writer  It's as if you go to a Broadway show and the curtain never opens. You know there's something spectacular happening, you just can't see it. That's what it will be like Saturday when a total lunar eclipse will be visible for most of the world.
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Scientists have struggled for years to make electricity from the sunâs light at a cost competitive with power from coal or natural gas. The challenges are formidable.
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True mobile TV. Connected cars. Personal robots. The coolest new gadgets and services are still found in the Land of the Rising Sun.
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Too much of a good thing can be painful, even deadly, when it comes to sunshine. So with summer just about in full swing, dermatologists and skin cancer researchers say people should limit their time in the sun and take other steps to protect themselves from the sun.
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By John Burgeson, Connecticut Post, Bridgeport  Mar. 1--When the full moon rises over Connecticut Saturday evening, it won't look like the familiar ghostly white orb we're used to.
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There is something almost spectral about the vision of the new bridge across the Tarn Valley at Millau. It is almost as though it is not connected to the normal laws of gravity.
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By John Ferak, Omaha World-Herald, Neb.  Jun. 4--YUTAN, Neb. -- Darkness fell. Doors closed. Lights went off.   The public library here became an attractive place for an unusual pattern of repeat break-ins.
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When the weather outside is frightful, having warm blood is quite delightful.
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Time never stands still, but there are some places that seem to withstand its effects better than others.
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Oh, the light! The autumn light! Is there anything more glorious than an October day, awash in the sun's low-slung amber rays?
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Skies here were overcast by day, rainy by night. An uninitiated visitor might expect around-the-clock gloom to deepen despair over the local nine and their two-game
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The end may be nigh in âSunshineâ â the Sun is dying, as is, alas, poor Earth â but director Danny Boyle is having a grand old time.