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News Feed Latest worldwide news Sunday Routine | Larry Keigwin Clarity at Yoga, Cheating at the Diner The choreographer Larry Keigwin, working on the musical If/Then and starting the magazine ArtDesk, said Sunday was usually devoted to catch-up and inspiration and life maintenance and yoga. Navratilova vs. Cash Open Court's Pat Cash takes to the court with 18-time grand slam winner Martina Navratilova. Captured in Libya, 1998 Bombing Suspect Pleads Not Guilty in a Manhattan Court Nazih Abdul-Hamed al-Ruqai is accused of playing a role in the 1998 bombings of two American Embassies in East Africa that killed 224 people. Ballet Gambles With Flash and Sparkle With "Le Corsaire" and a new star dancer, Tamara Rojo hopes to start the transformation of the English National into a higher-profile ensemble. The Food Drink Issue Sweet Home Cooking Alabama What it takes to make a restaurant last four decades. DealBook Gates Buys a Stake in Spanish Builder The Microsoft founder is the latest investor to make a bet on the recovery of the Spanish economy. Well Air Pollution Linked to Lower Birth Weights A European study found that air pollution is associated with a significant increase in the risk of having a low-birth-weight baby. Sun Devils Roll Over No. 20 Huskies 53-24 Arizona State's run defense was supposed to be weak, unable to stop much of anyone, much less the nation's leading rusher. One killed in Bahrain explosion police DUBAI (Reuters) - A teenager was killed late on Tuesday in Bahrain when a bomb he was holding exploded in his hands while he was trying to carry out an attack, police said. The Call of the Wild on the Pacific Crest Trail With the author Cheryl Strayed as their inspiration, many women (and some men) seem to have decided that the road to redemption can be found on the punishing paths of the trail. Kasami Helps Fulham Stun Crystal Palace Pajtim Kasami and Steve Sidwell both scored with spectacular volleys as Fulham came from behind to beat Crystal Palace, 4-1, in a Premier League game between relegation-threatened teams. Pickup Soccer in Brazil Has an Allure All Its Own Known as pelada, pickup soccer has long been a part of Brazilian culture, attracting players day and night who play for the love of the game. Campaign Spotlight Carve the Turkey and Pass the Latkes, as Holidays Converge In a once-in-a-lifetime occurrence, Thanksgiving and Hanukkah overlap, and marketing tie-ins abound. 'Rush' F1's death or glory days F1's wacky races run during the 1970s provided the sport with some of its most celebrated and reviled moments which are now the subject of two feature-length films released this autumn. Beauty parade Watsons IPO could arm Li Ka-shing to extend China lead HONG KONG, Oct 23 (Reuters) - Hong Kong tycoon Li Ka-shing is expected to use proceeds from what could be the world's biggest retail sector IPO to expand his health and beauty business in China - a market forecast to grow by around 40 percent to $186 billion by 2015. Rights Group Warns Against Bahrains Use of Tear Gas Against Protesters Human Rights Watch cites a government order of 1.6 million tear gas canisters and says its misuse has caused deaths and serious injuries. The Food Drink Issue Sweet Home Cooking Alabama What it takes to make a restaurant last four decades. High-tech Halloween costumes Half the fun of Halloween is coming up with new, creative outfits that will blow your friends' minds and maybe scare a few impressionable children. (The other half, obviously, is candy.) Many Ex-Players May Be Ineligible for Payment in N.F.L. Concussion Settlement Only players with the most severe brain injuries will be compensated, and the estates of retirees who died before 2006 would be excluded, according to a draft of the proposed settlement. Thousands striking for Brazil teachers Thousands of protesters came out in Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo to support teachers striking for better pay and work conditions. The Learning Network Blog When Is the Last Time You Did Something Nice for a Stranger? Why do some people routinely pay for the food ordered by people in the car behind them at fast food drive-through windows? Juniper quarterly profit rises nearly six-fold Oct 22 (Reuters) - Juniper Networks Inc reported a nearly six-fold rise in quarterly profit due to a rebound in demand for network equipment from telecom service providers. Roma couple say mother gave up mystery girl to them in Greece LARISSA, Greece (Reuters) - A Roma couple accused of abducting a mystery four-year-old girl dubbed the "blonde angel" by Greek media told a court on Monday that her biological mother willingly gave... T Magazine In Store | L.A.-Made Handbags That Feel Right at Home in New York Clare Vivier opens her first East Coast outpost in NoLIta today, where her West Coast-made leather goods are sure to be a hit with East Coast girls. Apple makes ripple, not splash Oct. 22 - Apple unveiled its new lineup of products for the holidays- including a new slimmer and faster tablet called the iPad Air. Bobbi Rebell reports. Video Sports of The Times Nets Turn to Be Talk of the Town After decades of playing second fiddle in New York, the Nets are in a position to capture the citys imagination. And the franchise in Manhattan is feeling the pressure. CANADA STOCKS-Banks and miners lead TSX to 6th straight gain * TSX ends up 61.53 points, or 0.47 percent, at 13,248.06 * Gold miners and banks lead charge to two-year high By Alastair Sharp TORONTO, Oct 22 (Reuters) - Canada's main stock index gained for a sixth straight session on Tuesday, led by banks and mining stocks after weak U.S. jobs data bolstered expectations that the U.S. Federal Reserve will stick with its monetary stimulus program for a while longer. Optimism about the economic outlook in China, a major buyer of many of Cana Success starved Bulgaria hails Dimitrov's maiden win SOFIA (Reuters) - Bulgaria, a nation with a proud female tennis tradition, hailed Grigor Dimitrov's maiden ATP tour title and praised the player for becoming an inspiration for young talent in the Balkan country. T Magazine By Design | Sourcing Ralph Laurens Home Collection Ralph Lauren Home celebrates its 30th anniversary and the craft traditions of the Old World companies that produce its collections. Corner Office Never Duck Tough Questions, Says Drugstore.comx2019;s Chief Dawn Lepore, chairwoman and chief executive of Drugstore.com, says good leaders direct employeesx2019; energies toward the mission at hand. Music Review Andris Nelsons Has His Debut Leading Boston Symphony After a concussion this summer forced him to cancel performances, Andris Nelsons, the Boston Symphony Orchestras next music director, made his debut conducting it last week. UPDATE 1-Netflix adds U.S. streaming customers, shares jump 11 pct LOS ANGELES, Oct 21 (Reuters) - Subscription video company Netflix Inc added 1.3 million customers to its U.S. streaming business during the quarter that ended in September, helping to boost earnings... Boy Scouts boot out boulder defacers Three Scout leaders who toppled an ancient rock formation are kicked out of the organization. U.N. sued for Haiti cholera outbreak Human rights lawyers filed a class action law suit in a U.S federal court accusing the United Nations of gross negligence and misconduct on behalf of victims of a cholera outbreak in Haiti in 2010. Preoccupations An Entrepreneur Who Took a Chance on Herself Prerna Gupta, C.E.O. of Khush Inc. x2014; the creator of an iPhone app called LaDiDa x2014; discusses her journey to entrepreneurship. South Korea's Jin Takes Perth Title for First Win Former world number one amateur Jin Jeong beat England's Ross Fisher in a play-off for his maiden professional title at the Perth International on Sunday. Private banker pay holds up in tough market ZURICH (Reuters) - Stiff competition for top private bankers has kept a floor under pay even as low interest rates, flaccid client trading and tougher regulation squeeze industry profit margins. Policing the Amazon With vast territory to cover across Peru, government authorities are working hard to fight the illegal timber trade that often goes on deep in the jungle. Autonomous quadcopter takes humans out of flying equation Sept. 19 - A group of Austrian students has designed a quadcopter which flies autonomously using only the computing power of a smartphone. The reasearchers say the drone could one day be used for search and rescue scenarios or fighting fires without putting humans in harm's way. Jim Drury reports. Apple unveils lighter iPad Air Thinner. Lighter. Faster. That's what Apple promises in its newest iPad, which also has a new name.

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