11 July 2007: Afternoon By The Morning News — 11 Jul 2007 London 21/7 bomb plotters get life sentences. APA to reconsider definition of homosexuality in the DSM IV (listen to "81 Words"). Explained: How does the Wall Street Journal cover stories about the Wall Street Journal? Working mom explains the battle plan that got her family on a meal plan for the past 10 years. EBay vs. Craigslist: a coming battle in the world of online classifieds. Popularity of the Tour de France has faded due to scandals and suspicions involving performance-enhancing drugs. Parisians told to smile for Tourist Day, but their city remains the world's top destination even if they don't. Op: Want to control Iran? Play along with Putin's missile defense gambit. Do the glorious comforts of modernity (air-conditioning, frozen dinners, cold beer, etc.) make us less likely to appreciate the selective pressures of evolution? Scientists urge consideration of "weird life" in alien worlds--organisms made from something other than DNA. What it's like when you microwave water until it explodes. Speculations: How much cash did the antebellum Joe Sixpack carry around before ATMs appeared? And why hasn't the Korean concept of a designated stranger driving you home caught on abroad? Chicanery: What's inside a Red Bull; apartment names in Santa Monica. Thousands of free scientific images. The story of building astronomy's Wayback Machine.
