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TIME AND THE WEB Our guide to the websites that supplement stories from this week's issue. Here you will find links to the pro and con sites in the debate over a national ID card; see where you can go to get your own framed Enron stock certificate (for a mere $60), and get the best places for continuing news on Washington Wizard Michael Jordan. At time.com/webguide...
TIME STORIES AND THE WEB Our guide to sites that supplement stories from this week's issue of TIME. We show you the best maps detailing India and Pakistan's conflict over Kashmir. Plus what fans think are the greatest moments in NFL play-off history and Meeting Carson, a tribute site in which one obsessed fan recounts her run-ins with Carson Daly on three occasions. At time.com/webguide...
...vitamins. It's been proved to limit the number of neural-tube defects in embryos, and a recent double-blind randomized trial found that folate in combination with vitamin B12 and a form of B6 also decreases the reblockage of coronary arteries after angioplasty. Look for a supplement that contains 400 micrograms of folate...
Where Wall Street expense accounts once dictated the local economy, businesses are now reinventing themselves for the new downtown ruling class--the cops and the National Guard, the construction workers and the tourists. Like several other retailers, the family owners of Laotian restaurant Mangez Avec Moi supplement their diminished income by selling F.D.N.Y. T shirts and hats on weekends. Moran's, an Irish steak house on the opposite end of the district, replaced its upscale menu with mozzarella sticks, potato skins and chicken fingers. "We couldn't offer a stuffed sole for $35 or a porterhouse," says Abby Lydon...
...uncertainty between jobs, older workers often see flexibility and free time. Since many are covered by health plans from previous jobs, they are immune to the fears of lost medical benefits. And although older temps may make less money than they did during their careers, their earnings often supplement retirement incomes. High-level executives average six months of work a year with average earnings of $135,000 a year when placed by IMCOR, the Stamford, Conn., placement company that pioneered the interim executive concept...