New York's currently: 7.5 million people.
Explosion in building on 19th St., injuring dozens.
Seven weeks, 900 deaths, and Hindu/Muslim violence continues in India.
It's not me, it's you: Saudi Crown Prince to tell Bush relationship is on rocks if U.S. continues support for Israel.
Junior's patrons, with mouths full of the world's best cheesecake, denounce Markowitz's dream of lightening Brooklyn's bellies.
A French village responds to why 21 percent of residents voted for Le Pen.
TMN's favorite design firm, Coudal Partners, gets mentioned in the Times for their Museum of Online Museums.
Bush to endorse insurance plan to expand coverage for psychiatric illnesses, despite industry and GOP opposition.
Argentina enters financial twilight zone as all bank transactions are halted and stores slow on accepting debit, credit cards.
Wedding-porn: A review of The Bachelor where the world's lamest man meets living barbie dolls.
New scooter Segway widely tested and endorsed by states, while consumer advocates are worried about being run over on the sidewalk.
This week's Onion has perfect response to Vogue's recent plus-size model showcase. [scroll down main page]
Companies struggle to create biodegradable plastics.
Remember when you were excited about Web design? No? Anyway, a meditative site for Boards of Canada (take your time with it).
Of interest: New York Arts Magazine.
Aside: A note on memes: My girlfriend and I were scanning listings for Brooklyn apartments this past weekend (we were considering moving) and found this rental (the link has been removed by Craig's List; it was a rental listing for an S&M apartment). We laughed. The next day, I published the link in this section, thinking it was a funny bit of property. A day later, it appears here and then the next day, here, both sites with sizable followings.As I think this is the first meme I've started (I haven't seen anyone who found the link before me), I have to say, I'm tickled. Hopefully, the dungeon-master will send me a thank-you note. [RB]