22 September 2005
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: making up its own yoga moves
Bearing down on Texas, Hurricane Rita, the third strongest hurricane ever recorded, is expected to hit near Houston on Saturday.
Clogged highways, shot nerves for the 1.1 million Texans evacuating the coast.
New Orleans levees can handle up to four inches of Rita's rain, enough for the storm's current path--some say rain may help dilute the toxic water.
Why the intense hurricanes? Because they both fed from the same deep, warm water. (Or maybe there really is an al Qaeda weather machine.)
New collection of stories out by TMN's Kevin Fanning.
Vatican rules homosexuals, celibate or not, are barred from the priesthood.
Gambling industry to receive the tax breaks it usually doesn't in Gulf recovery projects.
Landing-gear malfunction forces emergency landing at LAX, passengers learn the severity by watching TV coverage on the plane.
Studies say flu vaccine is "modestly effective" in the elderly, possibly ineffective for all.
Men love anonymous gay sex in a Queens parking lot for the honesty about STDs, and also the bargain dates.
The relatively short history of federal disaster relief.
Video: High school percussion group plays DJ Shadow's Endtroducing.
"Get off the pot and get it done." And on-street pay toilets in NYC are imminent--and look swell.
Man shot dead outside Lower East Side bar, possibly for spilling a drink on another man's girlfriend.
James Dean: reputedly gay in private, straight in private-private.
Contagious, potentially fatal dog flu reported in seven states.
Up to a quarter of New Orleans restaurants may have to close.
Online book galleries from the British Library.
In the war of country-club sports, golf wins, and that makes tennis players none too happy.
A unique and exact way of looking at things, and finding the right context for expressing that way of looking, that's something else. Carver on writing.
What you need is an inflatable pub.
