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News Feed Latest worldwide news The Search How to Rebound From a Wrong Career Choice Many young people can be steered into careers and discover much later that the choice was wrong. Summer Camp for the Winter Olympics Every August, the worlds best snowboarders flock to Wanaka, New Zealand, where the only Olympic-size halfpipe anywhere in the world is open at that time of year. City Kitchen A Stew That Meets Its Wild Side Combining cultivated mushrooms with wild ones evokes the comfort of home and the primal call of the forest in each bite. Fair Game Find the Loan Behind the Loans When regulators accuse financial firms of predatory lending, shouldnt they track down where these firms are getting their capital? Gen. Vo Nguyen Giap, Who Ousted U.S. From Vietnam, Is Dead General Giap, whose victory at Dien Bien Phu forced France from Vietnam, later waged a long battle with the United States military that eventually sapped Americas political will to fight. New York-Connecticut commuter line to resume full service Oct. 7 NEW YORK, Oct 4 (Reuters) - The Metro-North Railroad expects to resume normal service on its heavily traveled New Haven line next Monday morning after a power failure caused delays for tens of thousands of commuters to New York City, officials said on Friday. NASCAR pioneer Nicole Nicole Lyons sets the pace for African-American woman in NASCAR. George Howell reports. Italy PM signs off powers over strategic assets- govt source ROME, Oct 4 (Reuters) - Italian Prime Minister Enrico Letta has signed a decree that gives the government special powers over assets considered of national strategic importance, including the fixed-line network of Telecom Italia, a government source said on Friday. The shutdown's impact on travelers Never mind that visit to the Statue of Liberty in New York City. Forget visiting Independence Hall in Philadelphia. And that hiking adventure at Yellowstone National Park? You might want to tweak your travel plans. Sonar jamming moths hinder hungry bats Sept. 25 - A tiger moth native to the deserts of Arizona has developed a highly evolved sonar jamming system it uses to fend of attacks by hungry bats. The discovery, described in a paper published in the journal PLOS One, could have applications in the design of acoustic deterrents to protect bats from dangerous wind turbines. Rob Muir reports. Woes Continue for Giants as Snee Considers Surgery With guard Chris Snee weighing season-ending hip surgery, the Giants signed the former Eagles center Dallas Reynolds and cut DaRel Scott, the teams second leading rusher. RPT-Memories of Facebook cloud Twitter's IPO SAN FRANCISCO, Oct 4 (Reuters) - When Facebook Inc was preparing to go public last year, the telephones at Granite Investment Advisors rang off the hook as clients called about the social media's... Guangzhou moves on labor camps China's third-largest city Guangzhou -- capital of China's richest and most progressive province Guangdong -- has announced it has taken the first concrete steps in unbolting the country's often reviled "Re-education Through Labor" (RTL) system. Art Review Robert Motherwell Early Collages, at the Guggenheim Robert Motherwell Early Collages, at the Guggenheim, focuses on works from the 1940s and 50s, before he turned to his elegant mode of Abstract Expressionism. Korda Leads by 2 at Reignwood Classic American golfer Jessica Korda shot a 5-under 68 on Friday to take a two-stroke lead after the second round of the Reignwood Classic in smog-shrouded Beijing. Jessica Marie Krilivsky, Daniel Whitney Jr. The couple are associates at a Towson, Md., law firm. Movie Review A.C.O.D., a Film About an Adult Child of Divorce In A.C.O.D., the hero tries to prevent his fractious divorced parents from spoiling his brothers wedding. Meditation alone doesn't lower blood pressure study NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Stress reduction exercises have been linked to many health benefits, but lower blood pressure may not be one of them. Syrians Seeking Asylum End Standoff With French Police Dozens of Syrians who fled their countrys conflict had occupied a ferry terminal in the northern port of Calais, demanding to reach Britain. Dance Review Works With a Playful Streak at City Ballet Christopher Wheeldons Carnival of the Animals, Peter Martinss Jeu de Cartes and Jerome Robbinss Four Seasons were part of the New York City Ballets Just for Fun program. 15 of Siri's best (and worst) jokes Siri has a sense of humor. Ask the right questions, and you'll get amusing answers. U.S. expels three Venezuelan diplomats The United States is expelling three Venezuelan diplomats, including the South American country's top envoy in Washington, the State Department said Tuesday night. For Browns Passer, Comeback Trail Leads Back Home Brian Hoyer won his first two starts for the Browns and will start again on Thursday even though Brandon Weeden is considered recovered from a sprained thumb. Stars share thoughts on government shutdown Oct 4 - Daniel Radcliffe, Elizabeth Banks and Amy Poehler give their take on the U.S. government shutdown. Dodgers 6, Braves 1 Kershaw Foils Braves as Dodgers Win Easily Clayton Kershaw humbled the Braves for seven innings, slinging fastballs, snapping curveballs and asserting the Dodgers presence as the favorite to win it all. Vows Still Waters Meet Their Sparkling Counterpart Celebrating a loving relationship that developed in fits and starts and culminated in a wedding of taste and friendship. With U.S. government shut, private data providers step in * Tyson Foods to use Urner Barry data while USDA is closed Currents | Events Museum Celebrates an Artist Who Still Produces Craft and Folk Art Museum in Los Angeles to honor Gere Kavanaugh. Giant Hornets Kill Dozens in China The Asian giant hornets, which can grow to two inches long, have left 42 dead and hundreds injured in Shaanxi Province. Your Money Adviser What to Do With Your Retirement Plan if You Change Jobs Some questions to consider about your 401(k) account with a previous employer Cash it out, roll it over or let it ride? Sketch Guy A Time to Splurge, and a Time to Pinch Pennies People make their own choices on what they are willing to spend extra for. The important thing is having good reasons for these choices. For Browns Passer, Comeback Trail Leads Back Home Brian Hoyer won his first two starts for the Browns and will start again on Thursday even though Brandon Weeden is considered recovered from a sprained thumb. ArtsBeat Video Reviews of Gravity, A Touch of Sin and A.C.O.D. Times critics on Gravity, A Touch of Sin and A.C.O.D. Ask Well Relieving Sore Muscles Sore muscles are a natural result of vigorous exercise. Sports massage, arnica, foam rollers and watermelon juice are among the remedies that may speed recovery. ArtsBeat Morrissey Autobiography on Its Way, Again The singers book is to be published by Penguin Classics on Oct. 17. UPDATE 2-Bond funds worldwide post record outflow in 3rd qtr -EPFR NEW YORK, Oct 4 (Reuters) - Investors pulled a record $61.5 billion from bond funds worldwide in the third quarter, data from fund-tracking firm EPFR Global showed Friday, amid fears that the Federal... Tesla grapples with impact of battery fire in U.S. DETROIT (Reuters) - Two days after a video of a burning Tesla electric car went viral, the "green car" maker grappled with ways to contain the damage as investors shaved $2.4 billion off the company's market value. Creating a Prologue for Fifth Estate The company Prologue did the title sequence for The Fifth Estate, a movie about Julian Assange and WikiLeaks. Bertelsmann sees 2013 sales, operating profit up FRANKFURT, Aug 30 (Reuters) - German media group Bertelsmann expects sales and adjusted operating profit to grow this year, as cost cutting and bestsellers such as Dan Brown's "Inferno" will help offset slow economic growth in Europe. The Week Looking for Lincoln, and an Early Fish Fossil Recent developments in health and science news. This week A substitute for silicon in computer chips and a United Nations warning on carbon emissions.

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