14 October 2005
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: growing gills
Avian flu confirmed in poultry in Turkey--the virus may be traveling west with birds' migration patterns.
American soldiers try to convince Iraqi Sunnis to vote in Saturday's referendum.
"What's your strategy, and how do you think it's going?" Bush asked. Bush holds scripted teleconference with soldiers in Iraq.
They said you've a call from the Nobel committee. I said, "Why?" Pinter on winning the prize.
Fears of mad cow disease mean 400,000 British MREs donated to Katrina victims sit untouched in an Arkansas warehouse.
Gary Benchley imperatives: Listen to Paul Ford discuss the book on WNYC [mp3] and watch for today's Benchley book give-away!
A day after Chechen militants attack government buildings in Southern Russia, killing 90, authorities suppress the insurgents.
The Katrina survivors now: Poll shows almost half won't return home.
Photos: The Staten Island boat graveyard.
The Simpsons Arabized--fewer laughs, less beer, more barbequed Egyptian beef sausages.
How early computer engineers changed our keyboards.
New Mexico Governor wants to talk with North Korea about giving up its nuclear program, travel plans set for next week.
Beethoven score, missing for 115 years, found while cleaning out a cabinet.
Listen to and read everything from Spoilt Victorian Child's brilliant John Peel Day yesterday.
Ramadan really is the best time to shop and to quit smoking.
Chinese finally get credit for inventing noodles.
MP3s: Ridiculous sax solos from the '80s.
Seven straight days of rain in New York--its wettest October in history.
