UNITED NATIONS — Iraq agreed Monday to allow the unconditional return of U.N. weapons inspectors, a reversal coming days after President Bush warned Baghdad to comply with U.N. resolutions or face military action. The White House dismissed the offer as a tactical move.
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First, a high-profile false alarm in Florida; then the arrest of five terror suspects in western New York. Together, the two events raise questions about how zealous Americans should be as tipsters in the homefront war on terrorism.
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CHARLESTON (AP) — West Nile virus has been detected in four more West Virginia counties, bringing the total number of counties where the disease has been found to 30.
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A film is only the sum of its parts —- writing, direction, acting, etc. Sometimes, when one piece of the pie begins to crumble, another can pick up the slack and mask the taste of empty filling. But no matter how spectacular one aspect is, if the others are overly deficient, the film as a whole ends up inferior. Such is the case with Mark Romanek’s One Hour Photo. While the acting is Oscar worthy, the plot drags and the direction lacks drive, producing a merely watchable effort.
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Last week, I proclaimed that I would succeed in Week Three, shedding the demon that haunted me in the first two weeks.
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