Liquor distributors and store owners are fighting back against this unusual crime. Just how much money dishonest people can make off of one 18-pound keg.

For 15 years, Maxwell Gillingham-Ryan lived in a 265-square-foot one-bedroom apartment in New York City. Last winter, with his wife and 1-year-old in tow, he upgraded to a "really huge" two-bedroom. It's 725 square feet.

Robot wars The problem with our type of cleverness is, of course, that it so often translates into ever more ingenious ways of killing other humans (Swarms of robots join the army, August 21). As it stands, we can only hope that when our robots truly bec

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Somebody on your staff wrote a letter to the editor under your name complaining about one of my columns and sent it to CityLife ("Gambling addiction no laughing matter," April 24). You may or may not remember the letter -- that's assuming it crossed yo