13 January 2005 By The Morning News — 13 Jan 2005 New York's currently: five, maybe six full fathoms Supreme Court rules that federal sentencing standards are no longer mandatory. Nations in need of tsunami aid worry that accepting it may harm their standing toward current creditors. Indonesia wants foreign relief workers and military forces out by March 26. What it's like to be an election worker in Iraq. White House confirms that search for weapons of mass destruction in Iraq is officially over, with nothing found. U.S. government says we're supposed to eat more fruits and vegetables, exercise 30 to 90 minutes a day, and cut out the extra sugar; the Sugar Association disagrees. How clothing sizes shift from retailer to retailer. The Burke Family Grape Nuts commercial. [via things] Learn a little about Esperanto from a tiny green person named Zam, then learn a lot more here and you will like the Esperanto flag. Inmate work crews and the work they do. Learn to play Beatles songs on the ukulele [via cityrag] or just learn the mistakes they made in the first place. [via waxy] Bob Marley's remains to be exhumed in Jamaica and buried in Ethiopia. Send a camera through the mail. Ask postal workers to take photos. Here's what you get back. Thank you for holding, we've been recording you the whole time. Dinosaur bones found inside mammal bones. TMN's Sarah Hepola with a short list of rapper names for when you have a cold. What would happen if an iceberg the size of Long Island collided with a glacier? Watch and see. Video: Everybody wants to see the fuss, and here it is: the Arcade Fire playing live.
