18 April 2003
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: biting hard, but ambitions are high
Tension in Nigeria ahead of tomorrow's presidential election.
LOL: White House Chief of Staff Andrew Card IMs with the people.
...He was the real power behind the George W. Bush presidency CNN obituary for Dick Cheney leaked. Related: Cheney's lawyer scolded by Federal judges.
Hawks used to frighten pigeons in Manhattan's Bryant Park.
California famers threw 30,000 live chickens into wood chippers, but won't face charges since they had permission from the Department of Agriculture.
Poetry and subversion with Google text ads. Related: On the forever interesting Google query board.
Alaskan senators tack organic seafood amendment to war spending bill, pissing off organic advocates.
TriBeCa business meeting ends with real-estate dealer buried in a dungeon.
Need a good developer/tech team leader/network engineer? Hire Dan Benjamin.
TMN says: Simpson Wong's new restaurant, Jefferson on 10th Street, is very good.
Man throws away friend's savings, stored in a false-bottomed can of Liquid Wrench.
The American way of life includes widespread surveillance, quiet abductions, and a spoon-fed Congress.
Profile of Dana Gioia, poet, critic, and chairman of the National Endowment for the Arts.
Des Moines finding means for pride at hosting the Miss Nude World pageant.
Something peculiarly satisfying in seeing James Woods's novel The Book Against God digested.
Neo-Nazi group distributing fake whistleblower memos on media bias in the Iraq war.
Amy Tan is rock and roll.
