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Good evening. So pleased you could join us. No, don't bother with the door, I can assure you it's securely locked. The windows too. Really, it's quite useless to struggle. Let's try to conduct ourselves in a civilized fashion, shall we? Sherry? We're here to discuss mystery novels. As we both know, there are ominously looming mountains of them, and you don't want to waste your precious beach reading time with books that are doomed to bore, do you? Here instead are six of this summer's most tightly wound, delicately nuanced and deviously...
...TIME.comix: I notice that the movie version altered certain aspects of your life. Did that bother...
...Pekar: No that didn't bother me too much. That happens very often. Some of it was done with the idea of protecting my kid's privacy. Some things were telescoped into one. But they took a lot of chances in that movie. They had a lot of people playing me. They used various film forms, including documentary, straight narrative, animation, and putting the real person and the actor in the same scene. I thought it was a very innovative, excellent film...
Concerned seniors should ask themselves some tough questions: Do traffic distractions at intersections confuse me? Does glare bother me? Do I get lost a lot? Am I taking any medications that could affect my alertness? For drivers over 55, the Automobile Association of America offers a quiz on the Web (at aaafoundation.org/quizzes and over the phone (407-444-7913). Senior drivers.org offers an even more user-friendly site. The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety makes literature available (call...
...costly war in Iraq brought a slide from surplus - that is so mid-'90s! - to a record $455 billion deficit in just three years, with the likelihood of further borrowing next year. With the U.K. government having declared record holes in its public finances last week, why would anyone bother to observe that fusty old Growth and Stability Pact? Ian Stewart, chief European economist at Merrill Lynch, is even trying to tell Europeans they look good in red. Tax cuts in the U.S. might have gone too far, but euro-zone countries should feel free to give breaks of their...