21 February 2007: Evening By The Morning News — 21 Feb 2007 Italian Prime Minister Romano Prodi resigns, hopefully to spend more time with the wife. Nader considers a run, sizes up the competition. Israel asks whether organ donors deserve to cut in line when it's transplant time. "I can cure AIDS and I will." Gambian president personally treating AIDS patients with green herbs, yellow liquids, and no anti-retrovirals. Thieves steal hormones and suddenly a new batch of cows are overproducing. Nine months after its World Cup victories, Germany experiences a minor baby boom. Old, but still vaguely useful (Just like our urban etiquette guide.): The Different Methods of Defending Oneself with a Walking-Stick or Umbrella when Attacked under Unequal Conditions (Part I). Do not eat at Momofuku Ssam Bar tonight, everyone's hungover. Chef behind Kobe Club having a rough time of it, too. Bigfoot's foot not found in Virginia landfill. (Though for some the hunt continues.) Washington was a whiskey man.
