2 September 2010: Afternoon By The Morning News — 02 Sep 2010 National Geographic pictures of Pakistan's floodwaters. Op: Pakistan's problem isn't too much water. It's too little water--and one day it could cause a war. In a Missouri prison, inmates find relief through quilting for charity. Twenty-five percent of wrongful convictions involve false confessions. Interview with Innocence Project co-founder. Praying beats positive thinking in preventing infidelity. For men with virtual girlfriends, Atami, Japan, is the ultimate romantic getaway. Jessa Crispin finds a life plan halfway between European sophistication and Kansan homemaking. Long read: London tabloids exposed for pervasive cellphone hacking. Human cadavers are the hidden, icky heroes of automobile safety. Developer discusses challenges in putting people's genetic data on their smartphones. Sponsored contest: Be one of five folks to win an advance copy of Tom McCarthy's C! Times food critic on where and what to eat at the U.S. Open. Before the Man Booker, I had trouble being recognised by a bookseller when I was standing next to a stack of my own books. Hilary Mantel on prizes. TV writers explain how their table sessions lead to episodes. Video: Piano versions of pop songs set to scenes from classic films. Ten photos capturing moments of spontaneous badassery.
