13 August 2003
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: a haunted carnival
Heat wave in Paris has killed 100 in the past eight days. Related: Bodies left unburied in heat-stricken Paris, while a quarter of France's nuclear power stations are shut down.
Julie Powell, Julia Child's Mastering the Art of French Cooking, and where it's all been recorded.
Bloomberg denies trash pileup, says he will clean it up anyway.
Rebuilding Iraq to require 'staggering' sums, says L. Paul Bremer, American administrator.
Gigli pulled in three people per theater this past weekend.
Mel Gibson gets an apology.
Fascinating: Jesus Jones frontman Mike Edwards on the myth of 'selling out.'
Unabomber wants U.S. government to return pipe bomb and other materials it seized from his cabin.
The obesity epidemic: Nearly one-million overweight U.S. teenagers suffer from a 'metabolic syndrome' that makes them unusually prone to diabetes and heart disease.
What's more, Kathy thinks the CDs belong to a man in his mid- to late-thirties who might live around the neighborhood. Hank Stuever, 'The Case of the Found CDs'
Florida millionaire leads double life.
Three lost boaters wander onto runway at JFK.
How insects walk on water.
'This skipping and all that stuff – I'm not used to seeing that stuff,' he said. Flash mobs start in Austin.
Japan's best-paid masturbator.
Google has a calculator that can figure out some pretty difficult numbers.
Hong Kong clothing chain removes Nazi-themed clothing from its stores, Coca-Cola comes under fire for swastika-adorned robot.
Brilliant, full-screen Quicktime VRs of New York City.
Random Interest: The Will Smiths, The Beat is Murder. Choosing the right pasta shape. Floral radiographs. [via you grow girl] Contact lenses cannot really go behind your eye. Small Wonder clips. Vaudeville slang. Countries that no longer exist.
Petition to stop God.
