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Byline: Jonathan Adams, Dave Roos A TASTE OF TUNIS This scenic Arab city on the southern Mediterranean coast offers an alluring mix of palm-lined boulevards, Muslim architecture, ancient ruins and [...]

Byline: Sana Butler, Raina Kelley, Alexandra A. Seno, Dave Roos, John Sparks FASHION Designer Togs For Tykes Syria Lam spent $300 for a wine-red, velvet Simonetta suit for her 3-year-old [...]

Byline: Dave Roos Sorry, guys. eating the worm doesn't make you cool. But it shows you're savvy enough to sample tequila's older brother, mescal. The best, like Del Maguey ($65- [...]

I started my practice in 1964--one veterinarian and 1,500 square feet. Forty-two years later, the practice is open 24/7 and employs 19 veterinarians. While many factors contributed to the expansion [...]

The article focuses on the creation of "Viva Variety" for Comedy Central and "Reno 911!" by "The State" comedy troupe former members Tom Lennon and Ben Garant. These television shows aim to reach kids who are super smart, super critical and have a different type of aesthetic than adults. When Garant talks about the "kids," he is referring to what is called "The Jackass Generation".

The article discusses the emergence of environmental films in the U.S. According to the author, the trend has been influenced by the growing participation of celebrities in the green movement. It then mentions various film projects that denote environmentalism including David Guggenheim's documentary film "An Inconvenient Truth" and Chris Paine's feature film "Who Killed the Electric Car?"

The article focuses on the efforts of the Criterion Collection in preserving classic and rare motion pictures from around the world. One of the classic films they managed to recover was the controversial Orson Welles film "Mr. Arkadin." Several versions have been discovered on Welles' film. The company has also restored contemporary films like "Dazed and Confused" and "Harlan County U.S.A."

Looks at Mexico's Barranca del Cobre or Copper Canyon. Size of Copper Canyon compared with the United States' Grand Canyon; Natural wonders of the canyon; Traveling to the canyon.

Looks at services offered by PAMS Productions Incorporated, which offers personalized jingles at jingles.com.

Evaluates hard alcohol called mescal by brands Del Maguey and Scorpion.

Focuses on several Mexican cooking classes. Number of people per class; Types of recipes prepared.

The article reports on the damage done to a pseudo-documentary film "I am a Sex Addict," by Caveh Zahedi, a San Francisco based independent movie film maker and its crash course on digital technology. The damage done was due to the on going conflict of distribution between media giant Mark Cuban and cable giant Comcast. According to Caveh Zahedi, author and maker of the film "I am a Sex Addict," that he signed up to Landmark for the broadcasting of his documentary for several reasons.

The article discusses a 2006 ruling of an Italian court stating that TV Internazionale, an Italian television network, was wrong to have aired a colorized version of American director Fred Zinnemann's "The Seventh Cross." Zinneman denounced the broadcast when it first aired on Italian television in 1996 and again in 1997. When Zinneman died, his son Tim decided to sue the network for breach of his father's moral rights. Moral rights refer to the artistic rights of the author of a work, independent of the financial rights of the author of a work.

Looks at the status of the film industry in Louisiana in the wake of Hurricane Katrina's devastation in August 2005. Significance of the Louisiana Motion Picture Incentive Act to the industry; Percentage of outside production either filmed or set up production facilities that were devastated by the storm; Amount spent by the Louisiana Institute of Film Technology in moving its production offices to Shreveport, northwest Louisiana.

Features Jeffrey Uhlmann, an engineering professor and independent filmmaker who made a movie titled "Mil Mascaras Versus the Aztec Mummy" in an attempt to draw support for the new Information Technology degree offered at the University of Missouri's College of Engineering, Columbia, Missouri, as of July 2005. Influence technology has on films according to Uhlmann; Details of the university's new IT program; Comment from Uhlmann about his film.

Discusses the use of radio jingles developed by Dallas, Texas-based JAM Creative Productions in films. Number of radio stations worldwide that used JAM jingles as of July 2004; Collaboration of independent moviemaker Stu Pollard with JAM; Views of Pollard on the impact of JAM jingles on movie audience.

Focuses on several Mexican cooking classes. Number of people per class; Types of recipes prepared.

JUPITER High Throughput Satellite System - 500 Gbps from Space. [Extracted from the article]