1 December 2006: Evening By The Morning News — 01 Dec 2006 Scientists think ancient Egyptians built pyramids with concrete, not by hauling rocks--or maybe even with alien concrete. In a meeting with the clubgoers he accosted, Michael Richards will apologize, perhaps with money. Finland's prime minister breaks up with his internet girlfriend by text message. Aging Baby Boomers and high gas prices mean fewer Americans are on the road. Teen practicing parenthood should also practice driving. Window washer falls asleep on the job--on the 20th floor. Kim Jong-Il's wife writes a memoir. It's Stephen Colbert vs. the Decemberists in a battle of the green screens. Teen pregnancy rates in the U.S. sharply declined in the past decade, though not, as some would like to believe, because of abstinence. Wine overproduction in Europe results in nearly 3 billion liters annually distilled into industrial alcohol--even the good stuff.
