11 February 2008: Afternoon By The Morning News — 11 Feb 2008 Early last night, East Timorese military attempted a coup, shooting their Nobel Peace Prize-winning President twice. Polish town of Poczernin aims to be your one-stop exorcism shop. Improperly conducted exorcism--if it was an exorcism at all--leads to Texas woman's death. Dramatic art heists are the new dramatic art heists--this Swiss one totaling $163 million of damage. The week in what to read, both in books and blogs, from Robert Birnbaum. Print for the commute: When your children lie, it's often your fault. Tobacco now responsible for 10 percent of the world's adult deaths. The argument for single women in their 30s to settle for whatever they can get, from a 40-something single mother. Op: How the NFL showcases racial unity: both black and white are encouraged to point to the Lord with no fines or sanctions. The truth in black and white: Polaroid is getting out of the Polaroid business. The palette of Brooklyn's industrial evolution. The site for all things that fail in the world.
