In Search of Lost Time
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Was it the fog of a late-40's brain or something more serious? The author's scientific journey in pursuit of her memory.
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Everyone has a moment in time that divides  his or her life into "before" and "after." For me that moment was 10 years ago, when I was 34. I had just left New York and moved to Washington -- trading my soul-deadening career and  size-0 studio apartment for a 9-to-5 job and a big one-bedroom overl...
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If you spend time looking back, you'll miss what's coming up.
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It seemed so simple and familiar: Spring forward, fall back. For 20 years, that's what Americans -- and their technology -- have done with their clocks on the first Sunday in April and the last Sunday in October.
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HERE was a time, not so long ago in my more carefree youth, when I was a dedicated backpacker.   It went beyond the standard gapyear routine, and most summers I could be found in some distant corner of the globe, living the life of an adrenaline junkie.
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Einstein, Plato and other big thinkers grappled with the concept of time. Now it's your turn. In the Wired Wiki.
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Some physicists are creating a revolution in the arcane world of ultra-precise clocks. And among them is a researcher who has trouble getting anywhere on time.
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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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It's not too late to get your plan back on track.
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POLICE frogmen were searching the Thames today for a woman who went missing after a church service.   Maria Pereira has not been seen since the service at the Church of the Sacred Heart in Henley-on-Thames, Oxfordshire, on Sunday December 3.  (c) 2006 Evening Mail; Birmingham (UK).
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Forty years is a long time. It&#39;s a long time if you&#39;re in the desert with Moses -- by Biblical reckoning, the first man to fail to ask for directions -- and it&#39;s a long time
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Proof that there still is more to do. On Saturday I got an email from Sylvia saying that a friend of mine had bought her first iPod. It took me a few minutes to figure out that she was talking about herself. Funny, I had never thought about whether she had an iPod or not, but I have been on her case to get a digital camera. So she brought her iPod over, it's one of the new "fatty" nanos with video. It was so funny to see it through her eyes, and even cooler to read her story. I didn't realize that there was a reason she had never gotten an iPod. Sylvia: Sliding into song. I seek out experiences like this. Stones I can turn over that reveal a rich experience, an eye-opener, a bright horizon that doesn't take much time or effort to achieve.
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Behind the lens: A Times photographer's contemporaneous account from ground zero.
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By Mike Dougherty, Post-Bulletin, Rochester, Minn.  Jun. 22--thingsthatwere.blogspot.com   I love old stuff, and this blog has scads of pix of old stuff that once was. Some of it is still around. Lots of it isn't or is in a serious state of disrepair. Pretty cool stuff. Check it out.
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A young inventor time travels to the future as the past threatens to catch up with him.
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Determined that dying languages not be lost forever, researchers are traveling the world to interview the last speakers. One language is lost about every two weeks, they say.
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Occorre tempo, pazienza, perseveranza, audacia e impegno