22 November 2005
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: raining every Wednesday or, on short weeks, Tuesday
More than 40 million people have AIDS, with five million infected last year.
Europeans to delay referring Iran to the Security Council for sanctions.
GM tacks on another 5,000 to the 25,000 jobs it will cut.
Cheney whips foes with an olive branch.
Just in time for the bowl game of your choice: New TMN merchandise!
I want to create a Love Nest that is off-the-grid and sustainable. Applications to be Dennis Kucinich's wife.
Mistress boom in Chinese politics, and "first wives" are fighting back.
'Tis the season for infidelity--detectives watch Tiffany's for cheaters buying pricey baubles.
Much more about flipbooks than you knew existed.
Merkel to begin chancellation of Germany's new coalition.
Austrian Alpine town, dark for much of the winter, to be lit by giant mirrors.
Op: Foreign forces are needed if violence is to cease in Sudan.
Smokers' Brokers helps you trade cigarettes for capital, invest the money in mutual funds.
In battle of oranges and bananas, Kenyans reject new constitution (see key points here).
Kate Bush and James Joyce, The Beatles and Roald Dahl. Bands and their corresponding authors.
How to get your child into Ivy League New York kindergartens.
Welcome to the Cloud Appreciation Society. Eye some morning glories and ladies of the mist.
Finally, a worthwhile use for Apple's Dashboard function: Brian Eno's Oblique Strategies.
"I'm a brand," Pitt interjects. "I ask myself this question."
Baudrillard: Nobody needs French theory.
Camden, N.J., is nation's most dangerous city, and very pissed about the classification.
Extremely sophisticated Christmas lights. (Turn on sound.)
