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    Sep 18, 2012 | Los Angeles Times
  1. Egypt seeks arrest of Terry Jones, 7 others tied to anti-Islam film

    World Now
    Egypt’s prosecutor general referred seven Egyptians Christians living in the United States and Florida-based Pastor Terry Jones to court for trial on charges that they offended Islam in connection with an anti-Muslim film that has triggered protests...
  2. Sep 19, 2010 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  3. New York Fashion Week: Plenty of bright spots for men

    For men, next spring's wardrobe choices will look a lot like the current ones — a sea of khaki, more camouflage accents (camo print flip-flops and neckties, anyone?) and the continued presence of work wear. But there were some bright spots — literally and figuratively — in the collections for spring and summer 2011 that designers showed during New York Fashion Week, which wrapped up at the end of last week.
    Los Angeles Times Staff Writer
    For men, next spring's wardrobe choices will look a lot like the current ones — a sea of khaki, more camouflage accents (camo print flip-flops and neckties, anyone?) and the continued presence of work wear. But there were some bright spots —...

    Tags: Lungs and Airways, Fashion Shows, Tommy Hilfiger Corp., Entertainment, Armed Forces

  4. May 8, 2008 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  5. Santosh Sivan directs 'Before the Rains'

    As a child growing up in the backwaters of Kerala, India, Santosh Sivan recalls trekking up the narrow, winding roads that had been cut into the mountain jungle. "I used to ask my father, 'Who made the road like this and how did they do it?' He would tell me about the prayers that had been performed along the way, the ghost stories, the tribal culture that ruled the place."
    Special to The Times
    As a child growing up in the backwaters of Kerala, India, Santosh Sivan recalls trekking up the narrow, winding roads that had been cut into the mountain jungle. "I used to ask my father, 'Who made the road like this and how did they do it?' He would tell...

    Tags: Fiction, Movies, England, Culture, Cinema Industry

  6. Apr 12, 2007 |Story| South Florida Sun-Sentinel
  7. Meals and wheels in India: The trick to eating is getting to the table in one piece

    South Florida Sun-Sentinel Travel Editor
    The sharp joy you feel when your plane touches down is short-lived in India as you realize now you must get in a taxi. Goodbye order, upkeep, hygiene, caution. Hello dent king. Hello chaos. On a Sunday evening at Indira Gandhi International Airport in...

    Tags: Everybody Loves Raymond (tv program), Cheers (tv program), Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Travel, Restaurant and Catering Industry

  8. Dec 21, 2006 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  9. AIDS ravages rural India

    IN THE 25 YEARS since it was identified, the virus that causes AIDS has traveled a highway of humanity to all corners of Earth. It has crossed oceans and continents; it stalks the world's most marginal people as they struggle to survive. K. Sangeetha'...

    Tags: India, Local Government, AIDS, HIV, Death

  10. Dec 30, 2004 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  11. Relief Efforts Quicken Amid Grief

    BANDA ACEH, Indonesia — Cargo planes carrying tons of relief supplies landed Wednesday in this wreck of a city, only to pile up at the airport for lack of trucks, gasoline and a distribution system. Half a world away, President Bush defended the U.S. response to the earthquake and tsunami that claimed at least 77,000 lives across 12 nations.
    Times Staff Writers
    BANDA ACEH, Indonesia — Cargo planes carrying tons of relief supplies landed Wednesday in this wreck of a city, only to pile up at the airport for lack of trucks, gasoline and a distribution system. Half a world away, President Bush defended the U....

    Tags: Refugee, Injuries and Wounds, Career and Workplace, Disasters, Sri Lanka

  12. Nov 28, 2004 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  13. Wealth of dishes for a pittance

    Never have I eaten so well for so little money as during the 12 days I explored the vegetarian restaurants of this city, formerly called Madras, on southern India's east coast.
    Times Staff Writer
    Never have I eaten so well for so little money as during the 12 days I explored the vegetarian restaurants of this city, formerly called Madras, on southern India's east coast. I returned in February after a five-year absence to reconnect with the city's...

    Tags: Potatoes, Hotel and Accommodation Industry, Hinduism, Onions, Travel

  14. Dec 26, 2004 |Story| Los Angeles Times
  15. Quakes' Tidal Waves Kill More Than 11,000

    Special to The Times
    A series of towering tidal waves triggered by a massive undersea earthquake killed more than 11,000 people today in several south Asian countries today. Survivors described walls of water between 10 and 20 feet high sweeping away whole villages,...

    Tags: Disasters, Sri Lanka, Fishing, Family, Church and State Relations

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