10 February 2005
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: waiting for the sirens' call
Bill that would bar illegal aliens from driver's licenses, limit asylum, and erect a border fence gets White House support.
White House triples U.S. tsunami aid, to $950 million.
Newly declassified accounts from Gitmo detainees say female interrogators used sexually suggestive tactics.
Ikea store opening in London causes stampede, sends six shoppers to the hospital.
North Korea again announces that it has nuclear weapons, again suspends talks; Iran reiterates plans to continue nuclear program.
Three minutes a gate, 7,239 gates to go: Trailing the teams of volunteers raising Christo's Gates in Central Park.
"I wish I'd had a suit and tie on instead of a leather jacket. David [Bowie] seemed to know that, you know." Recent-ish interview with the Stone Roses' Ian Brown and Mani. Related: The Ian Brown Edition Adidas.
Blood-letting, sweaty palms as Ozick fights Amidon with Schlegel deciding in the TOB!
How to cut anything: illustrated kitchen prep. (With diagrams for leftys and rightys.) [via tott]
Oppose war? Owe taxes? Here's how to do one and not the other.
Investigators believe New York bank robber intentionally added spelling mistakes to stickup notes to confuse police.
Two sides: Transsexuals allowed to play in this year's British Open; man accused of dressing up like a woman so he could compete in women's athletics.
How a broken heart is like a heart attack and: Can your lover tell the difference between a bouquet from the florist and one from a bodega?
Because there's still time to get your stew on: How to choose a slow cooker.
Fellow who hangs with gay prostitutes poses as member of press corps, tosses softball questions to Bush.
