31. ledna 2005 bylo pondělí pod hvězdičkou ♒. Byl 30 den v roce. Prezidentem Spojených států byl George W. Bush.
Pokud jste se narodili v tento den, je vám 21 let. Vaše poslední narozeniny byly sobota 31. ledna 2026 před 132 dny. Vaše další narozeniny jsou neděle 31. ledna 2027, za 232 dní. Žili jste 7 802 dní nebo přibližně 187 265 hodin nebo přibližně 11 235 920 minut nebo přibližně 674 155 200 sekund.
Date: 01 February 2005
Papa John's International names Nigel Travis, former Blockbuster executive, president and chief executive, effective April 1; will take over from founder John Schnatter, who will remain chairman (S)
Date: 31 January 2005
By Jon Pareles
Jon Pareles
Jon Pareles reviews new CD's by Ani DiFranco, Marianne Faithfull, Mia Doi Todd and L'altra; photo (M)
Date: 31 January 2005
By ROSS JOHNSON
Ross JOHNSON
Motion Picture Assn of America refuses to reveal how much money Hollywood studios make on legitimate foreign sales of home video, including DVD's, VCD's and VHS tapes, which are believed to be fastest-growing part of Hollywood's business; most reliable estimate comes from Screen Digest, which calculates that home video divisions of US studios garnered $11.4 billion in wholesale revenues from $24.6 billion that overseas consumers spent buying and renting home video products in 2004; windfall from overseas sales is affecting how movie business is run, inflating budgets for films with big international potential, changing how top stars negotiate their take of profits and prompting studios to spend millions fighting piracy that they fear will threaten lucrative developing markets; question of how to share DVD windfall has become sore subject in studios' negotiations with unions representing writers, directors and actors; photos (M)
Date: 01 February 2005
By Dave Kehr
Dave Kehr
Dave Kehr reviews new DVD releases; photos (M)
Date: 01 February 2005
By NICOLE BENGIVENO
Nicole BENGIVENO
New York Cares Coat Drive distributes 70,000 warm winter coats to homeless and needy in New York City; photos (S)
Date: 01 February 2005
By NICHOLAS WADE
Nicholas WADE
Dr Wendy Sandler, University of Haifa researcher, leads study on Al Sayyid Bedouin Sign Language, which was developed by isolated village in Israel's Negev Desert 70 years ago; asserts that language developed spontaneously and autonomously; community, which is descended from single founder who had two deaf sons, has around 150 deaf persons within total population of 3,500; offers opportunity for linguists to better understand evolution of language; photos (M)
Date: 31 January 2005
By ELISABETH BUMILLER
Elisabeth BUMILLER
Pres Bush says themes of Natan Sharansky's book The Case for Democracy: The Power of Freedom to Overcome Tyranny and Terror, will be invoked in his State of Union address, as it was in his Inaugural address; Sharansky was invited to White House to meet with Bush in Nov; Sharansky, former Soviet dissident, is now hawkish government minister in Israel; his influence on Bush has become part of buzz of Washington; photo (White House Letter) (M)
Date: 01 February 2005
By LYNN ZINSER
Lynn ZINSER
New York City Mayor Michael R Bloomberg's trip to Dubrovnik, Croatia for meetings with Olympic officials helped lessen gap between New York City's chances and those of other cities competing to host 2012 Olympics; Bloomberg came off as engaging and interested, and helped build rapport with International Olympic Committee, which will make final decision in July; photos (M)
Date: 31 January 2005
By Jon Pareles
Jon Pareles
Jon Pareles reviews new CD's by Ani DiFranco, Marianne Faithfull, Mia Doi Todd and L'altra; photo (M)
Date: 31 January 2005
By ROSS JOHNSON
Ross JOHNSON
Motion Picture Assn of America refuses to reveal how much money Hollywood studios make on legitimate foreign sales of home video, including DVD's, VCD's and VHS tapes, which are believed to be fastest-growing part of Hollywood's business; most reliable estimate comes from Screen Digest, which calculates that home video divisions of US studios garnered $11.4 billion in wholesale revenues from $24.6 billion that overseas consumers spent buying and renting home video products in 2004; windfall from overseas sales is affecting how movie business is run, inflating budgets for films with big international potential, changing how top stars negotiate their take of profits and prompting studios to spend millions fighting piracy that they fear will threaten lucrative developing markets; question of how to share DVD windfall has become sore subject in studios' negotiations with unions representing writers, directors and actors; photos (M)
Date: 01 February 2005
By Dave Kehr
Dave Kehr
Dave Kehr reviews new DVD releases; photos (M)
Date: 01 February 2005
By NICHOLAS WADE
Nicholas WADE
Dr Wendy Sandler, University of Haifa researcher, leads study on Al Sayyid Bedouin Sign Language, which was developed by isolated village in Israel's Negev Desert 70 years ago; asserts that language developed spontaneously and autonomously; community, which is descended from single founder who had two deaf sons, has around 150 deaf persons within total population of 3,500; offers opportunity for linguists to better understand evolution of language; photos (M)
Date: 31 January 2005
By ELISABETH BUMILLER
Elisabeth BUMILLER
Pres Bush says themes of Natan Sharansky's book The Case for Democracy: The Power of Freedom to Overcome Tyranny and Terror, will be invoked in his State of Union address, as it was in his Inaugural address; Sharansky was invited to White House to meet with Bush in Nov; Sharansky, former Soviet dissident, is now hawkish government minister in Israel; his influence on Bush has become part of buzz of Washington; photo (White House Letter) (M)
Date: 01 February 2005
By LYNN ZINSER
Lynn ZINSER
New York City Mayor Michael R Bloomberg's trip to Dubrovnik, Croatia for meetings with Olympic officials helped lessen gap between New York City's chances and those of other cities competing to host 2012 Olympics; Bloomberg came off as engaging and interested, and helped build rapport with International Olympic Committee, which will make final decision in July; photos (M)
Date: 01 February 2005
Papa John's International names Nigel Travis, former Blockbuster executive, president and chief executive, effective April 1; will take over from founder John Schnatter, who will remain chairman (S)
Date: 31 January 2005
By ROSS JOHNSON
Ross JOHNSON
Motion Picture Assn of America refuses to reveal how much money Hollywood studios make on legitimate foreign sales of home video, including DVD's, VCD's and VHS tapes, which are believed to be fastest-growing part of Hollywood's business; most reliable estimate comes from Screen Digest, which calculates that home video divisions of US studios garnered $11.4 billion in wholesale revenues from $24.6 billion that overseas consumers spent buying and renting home video products in 2004; windfall from overseas sales is affecting how movie business is run, inflating budgets for films with big international potential, changing how top stars negotiate their take of profits and prompting studios to spend millions fighting piracy that they fear will threaten lucrative developing markets; question of how to share DVD windfall has become sore subject in studios' negotiations with unions representing writers, directors and actors; photos (M)
Date: 01 February 2005
By Dave Kehr
Dave Kehr
Dave Kehr reviews new DVD releases; photos (M)
Date: 01 February 2005
By NICOLE BENGIVENO
Nicole BENGIVENO
New York Cares Coat Drive distributes 70,000 warm winter coats to homeless and needy in New York City; photos (S)
Date: 01 February 2005
By NICHOLAS WADE
Nicholas WADE
Dr Wendy Sandler, University of Haifa researcher, leads study on Al Sayyid Bedouin Sign Language, which was developed by isolated village in Israel's Negev Desert 70 years ago; asserts that language developed spontaneously and autonomously; community, which is descended from single founder who had two deaf sons, has around 150 deaf persons within total population of 3,500; offers opportunity for linguists to better understand evolution of language; photos (M)
Date: 31 January 2005
By ELISABETH BUMILLER
Elisabeth BUMILLER
Pres Bush says themes of Natan Sharansky's book The Case for Democracy: The Power of Freedom to Overcome Tyranny and Terror, will be invoked in his State of Union address, as it was in his Inaugural address; Sharansky was invited to White House to meet with Bush in Nov; Sharansky, former Soviet dissident, is now hawkish government minister in Israel; his influence on Bush has become part of buzz of Washington; photo (White House Letter) (M)
Date: 01 February 2005
By LYNN ZINSER
Lynn ZINSER
New York City Mayor Michael R Bloomberg's trip to Dubrovnik, Croatia for meetings with Olympic officials helped lessen gap between New York City's chances and those of other cities competing to host 2012 Olympics; Bloomberg came off as engaging and interested, and helped build rapport with International Olympic Committee, which will make final decision in July; photos (M)
Date: 01 February 2005
Papa John's International names Nigel Travis, former Blockbuster executive, president and chief executive, effective April 1; will take over from founder John Schnatter, who will remain chairman (S)
Date: 31 January 2005
By Jon Pareles
Jon Pareles
Jon Pareles reviews new CD's by Ani DiFranco, Marianne Faithfull, Mia Doi Todd and L'altra; photo (M)
Date: 31 January 2005
By ROSS JOHNSON
Ross JOHNSON
Motion Picture Assn of America refuses to reveal how much money Hollywood studios make on legitimate foreign sales of home video, including DVD's, VCD's and VHS tapes, which are believed to be fastest-growing part of Hollywood's business; most reliable estimate comes from Screen Digest, which calculates that home video divisions of US studios garnered $11.4 billion in wholesale revenues from $24.6 billion that overseas consumers spent buying and renting home video products in 2004; windfall from overseas sales is affecting how movie business is run, inflating budgets for films with big international potential, changing how top stars negotiate their take of profits and prompting studios to spend millions fighting piracy that they fear will threaten lucrative developing markets; question of how to share DVD windfall has become sore subject in studios' negotiations with unions representing writers, directors and actors; photos (M)
Date: 01 February 2005
By Dave Kehr
Dave Kehr
Dave Kehr reviews new DVD releases; photos (M)
Date: 01 February 2005
By NICOLE BENGIVENO
Nicole BENGIVENO
New York Cares Coat Drive distributes 70,000 warm winter coats to homeless and needy in New York City; photos (S)
Date: 01 February 2005
By NICHOLAS WADE
Nicholas WADE
Dr Wendy Sandler, University of Haifa researcher, leads study on Al Sayyid Bedouin Sign Language, which was developed by isolated village in Israel's Negev Desert 70 years ago; asserts that language developed spontaneously and autonomously; community, which is descended from single founder who had two deaf sons, has around 150 deaf persons within total population of 3,500; offers opportunity for linguists to better understand evolution of language; photos (M)
Date: 31 January 2005
By ELISABETH BUMILLER
Elisabeth BUMILLER
Pres Bush says themes of Natan Sharansky's book The Case for Democracy: The Power of Freedom to Overcome Tyranny and Terror, will be invoked in his State of Union address, as it was in his Inaugural address; Sharansky was invited to White House to meet with Bush in Nov; Sharansky, former Soviet dissident, is now hawkish government minister in Israel; his influence on Bush has become part of buzz of Washington; photo (White House Letter) (M)
Date: 01 February 2005
By LYNN ZINSER
Lynn ZINSER
New York City Mayor Michael R Bloomberg's trip to Dubrovnik, Croatia for meetings with Olympic officials helped lessen gap between New York City's chances and those of other cities competing to host 2012 Olympics; Bloomberg came off as engaging and interested, and helped build rapport with International Olympic Committee, which will make final decision in July; photos (M)
Date: 01 February 2005
Papa John's International names Nigel Travis, former Blockbuster executive, president and chief executive, effective April 1; will take over from founder John Schnatter, who will remain chairman (S)
Date: 31 January 2005
By Jon Pareles
Jon Pareles
Jon Pareles reviews new CD's by Ani DiFranco, Marianne Faithfull, Mia Doi Todd and L'altra; photo (M)
Date: 31 January 2005
By ROSS JOHNSON
Ross JOHNSON
Motion Picture Assn of America refuses to reveal how much money Hollywood studios make on legitimate foreign sales of home video, including DVD's, VCD's and VHS tapes, which are believed to be fastest-growing part of Hollywood's business; most reliable estimate comes from Screen Digest, which calculates that home video divisions of US studios garnered $11.4 billion in wholesale revenues from $24.6 billion that overseas consumers spent buying and renting home video products in 2004; windfall from overseas sales is affecting how movie business is run, inflating budgets for films with big international potential, changing how top stars negotiate their take of profits and prompting studios to spend millions fighting piracy that they fear will threaten lucrative developing markets; question of how to share DVD windfall has become sore subject in studios' negotiations with unions representing writers, directors and actors; photos (M)
Date: 01 February 2005
By Dave Kehr
Dave Kehr
Dave Kehr reviews new DVD releases; photos (M)
Date: 01 February 2005
By NICOLE BENGIVENO
Nicole BENGIVENO
New York Cares Coat Drive distributes 70,000 warm winter coats to homeless and needy in New York City; photos (S)
Date: 01 February 2005
By NICHOLAS WADE
Nicholas WADE
Dr Wendy Sandler, University of Haifa researcher, leads study on Al Sayyid Bedouin Sign Language, which was developed by isolated village in Israel's Negev Desert 70 years ago; asserts that language developed spontaneously and autonomously; community, which is descended from single founder who had two deaf sons, has around 150 deaf persons within total population of 3,500; offers opportunity for linguists to better understand evolution of language; photos (M)
Date: 31 January 2005
By ELISABETH BUMILLER
Elisabeth BUMILLER
Pres Bush says themes of Natan Sharansky's book The Case for Democracy: The Power of Freedom to Overcome Tyranny and Terror, will be invoked in his State of Union address, as it was in his Inaugural address; Sharansky was invited to White House to meet with Bush in Nov; Sharansky, former Soviet dissident, is now hawkish government minister in Israel; his influence on Bush has become part of buzz of Washington; photo (White House Letter) (M)