19 August 2010: Afternoon By The Morning News — 19 Aug 2010 What this year's candidates learned from the stimulus: be vague about job numbers. Even the worst apartment kitchen can be improved by buying some decent knives. 35 good lessons. Updated for those on house arrest: How to cook the Riker's Island carrot cake at home. Don't thank me, thank my grandma. Who is dead. (But not from this sauce.) How to cook bolognese. A history of Last Supper depictions. Surgeons open up on the strangest objects they've found inside patients. Trouble brews for American Apparel after Deloitte drops the retailer over financial control concerns. Reporter behind the "hot banker" story relates watching her story go viral. The White House's plan for post-military U.S. involvement in Iraq includes a daring, large-scale civilian effort. Musician explains the modern case for using vibrato. Listen: "This is not a mashup album, this is an album about Wayne." (500) Days of Weezy. O.E.D. adds entries for "vuvuzela," "microblogging," and "cheeseball." How a Oujia board "spirit" achieved literary success. TMN's Kevin Guilfoile talks Pythagoras--less the theorem and more the cult leader who forbade followers to record his teachings. Study finds correlation between ADHD diagnosis and children's birth dates.
