11 November 2005 By The Morning News — 11 Nov 2005 New York's currently: wondering WHEN IN HELL is a senator going to leak the rest of the Abu Ghraib photos? Suicide bomber kills 29 in Baghdad cafe popular with cops. Senate votes to strip Guantánamo detainees of right to challenge detentions--if passed, nullifying the 2004 Supreme Court opinion. Casting instructions for KFC voiceover commercials. Dissension in the ranks forces GOP House leaders to yank back their budget-cutting bill. Death of Rosa Parks means we can finally put civil rights behind us. Extraordinary renditions, virtual spooks--Notes on the close ties between the CIA and Jordan's GID (General Intelligence Directorate). 1947 comic book on cow teat comfort. See also the CIA's 1984 "Grenada: Rescued From Rape And Slavery." Daryl Hannah introduces "Liebrary," the board game about books. Riots betray lack of multiculturalism in France, a concept it doesn't know how to manage. Naked men and their cars. Op: It's not polite to say Christians are discriminated against in Egypt, but... Explaining Bloomberg's dream to charge drivers entering the most heavily trafficked parts of Manhattan at the busiest times of the day. Daniel Boulud and other gourmets introduce non-trashy box-o-wine. New York parents dress their children in Sex Pistols t-shirts to compensate for their own lack of coolness. Baby Review--The Infant Assessment Journal. Archaeologists of the future will have a tough time figuring out the Infinity Project. Nine most wanted time capsules. I've done some pretty stupid things myself under the influence. Monica Lewinsky to write her LSE thesis on drinking too much.
