1 September 2006
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: possessed and undressed
It's the last Friday of summer and everyone's on the beach--be safe, have a good weekend, and raise a glass to Agassi.
The world is a bit tired of being publicly judged by the U.S.
"The Scream" has been recovered--but what will the cops do with all those M&Ms?
Yet another sign of his fall from grace, Tom Cruise's child's feces only worth $41.
Tanzanian muslim leader vows to cancel restaurant's Freddie Mercury party.
Headline of the day: "Body Parts Trade Lacks Oversight."
Katie Couric hazed for taking new job, though what she left behind seems less sweet.
DIY DNA fingerprinting.
Men's hostility rating closely tied to lung power--the madder he is, the less he can shout about it.
Stalin, commandos, goths, creative drunks alive and well on the Moscow subway; British hedgehogs no longer threatened by McDonald's.
"Iraq Star"--think "American Idol" in the Babylon Hotel--now beaming across the Middle East.
These days patterns requiring more than 100 steps are common. The digital revolution and extreme origami.
Papercraft killing machines take Japan by storm.
Sarah Hepola on the week in videos in today's TMN Digest.
Twenty-seven money tips for new college students.
Concert ticket generator.
Oldie but goodie: Michael Gondry's three-minute drive across America.
How to find free drinks in New York, L.A., San Francisco.
Author tries to collect payments for product placements he wrote into his sci-fi novel.
Tic-tac-toeing genotypes / Gives birth to Mothras. Haikus sought for phylogenetic database.
The man who ate everything has consumed seven television sets, a pair of skis, a coffin, and a Cessna airplane.
The ultimate dessert that is mille-feuille.
How many cats is too many?
