24 August 2005
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: searching for the next dawg, dude, bro, man, etc.
New York and eight other Northeastern states to freeze power plant emissions after Bush chose not to regulate greenhouse gases.
Insurgents built ingenious 357-foot-long tunnel to escape U.S. prison in Iraq.
White House proposes tiny increase in gas mileage standards for light trucks.
It's almost as if the movie is about 40 virgins who are still toddlers. Press wrestles with grammatically incorrect title of The 40 Year-Old Virgin.
U.K. reveals new terror deportation rules; new wave of deportations expected to follow shortly.
Missing park ranger found in better-paying job.
Op: It's time to declare war on the media's "terrorism experts."
Schwarzenegger's bills paid by non-profits representing big corporations with business on his desk.
Little, Brown realizes big mistake in covering Rick Moody's new book with a lusty barbarian.
Ten things Congress could demand from Bush on Iraq.
Secular Iraqis join disappointed chorus crying over possible domination by Shiite Islamic clerics.
How the movie business, born in New York in the 1890s, moved to Los Angeles.
Videos: Display made from water.
NY subways to get 1,000 cameras, 3,000 motion sensors, and cellphone service in 277 underground stations (but not moving trains).
Egyptian blogs push limit of dissent; Iran-style censorship expected soon.
Black Widow eats 40 crab cakes in 12 minutes--should competitive eating be an Olympic sport?
Comic drawn by nine-year-old, starring a guy with "BJ" on his chest.
PDF: Free first issue of Hellblazer.
Scientists suspect we're on the cusp of "a gathering wave of ocean extinctions."
How to build your own terrarium.
In Barnes & Noble, hell is other people.
NYU offers its first hamburger appreciation course this fall (video of course syllabus?).
How to decipher a Chinese menu.
Mysterious piano man adored by tabloids turns out to be Bavarian, talking, and no virtuoso.
