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Monitor articles for August 21, 2000

• Why investors yawn as dividends dry up
• Folly of embassy move to Jerusalem
• Poor service sends customers packing
• Fires force US to stretch for crews
• Lessons for Putin in sub disaster
• Lawn-chair theories of personality
• We step inside Japan, at last
• Words Of Note
• Costs for elder care continue to grow
• News In Brief
• Today's cartoon
• Today's hot job skill: quitting nicely
• The troubles a booming economy may bring
• News In Brief
• A technology-free room of one's own
• For Gore, finally, momentum arrives
• It's in the bag for this teen start-up
• X-treme marketing
• One case for guns
• Locked out or just disinterested, women don't turn up as ... doormen
• CEOs: leaving, or staying put?
• Travel Tips
• Guns in the Cross Hairs
• 'What do you think of me?'
• Why girls may still need an edge
• The long summer of our discontent
• Funds that still pay dividends
• Desire for debit card may require a new bank
• Malaysia's Malaise
• Where your home can't be a castle anymore
• News In Brief
• Today's Story Line
• Market Monitor
• Public records get a little more public
• Indonesia's leader stages political comeback
• Camp Start-up
• News In Brief
• Lake Monona in sunlight
• A Kenyan 'Guiding Light,' with moral lessons
• How to ensure a smooth bail-out
• Expanding the 'credit line' for good economic times