11 January 2007: Afternoon By The Morning News — 11 Jan 2008 News trickles out that Kyrgyzstan is holding a trainload of enriched uranium headed for Iran Why members of Kyrgyzstan's government won't be adding their two cents anytime soon. 1974 CIA document says it's known for a while that Israel has nukes. A babyboomer’s adventures with Jewish gentlemen in the New York dating scene. Print for the commute: Kenya is both the pan-tribal wedding in Nairobi and the horrific slayings in Eldoret, Kisumu, and beyond. Speaking of comparisons: the Tata Nano and the Ford Model T side by side. Emperor Hadrian not only a fan of walls, but also of men, boys, things that aren't women. White paper: Scrotal hyperthermia has been identified as a risk factor for male infertility. Laptop computers (LC) have become part of a contemporary lifestyle and have gained popularity among the younger population of reproductive age. Compendium of classically beautiful libraries; the world's top 10 bookstores. Nine people who died laughing, or why you should wipe that smile off your face. Fifty signs you may be a bad bartender; signs Wal-Mart took your cake order too literally. For those who don't want to get too literal with their resolutions, tips from Non-Expert Eric Feezell. In today's Video Digest, Meave Gallagher investigates the unheard masses: voters, and their weird predilections.
