26 July 2010: Afternoon By The Morning News — 26 Jul 2010 Germany's Love Parade permanently cancelled after 19 died in an overcrowded tunnel. Biological explanation of why the poor make different life decisions from the rich. In the Bronx, Ian Frazier observes a sculpture kept graffiti-free with a battery-powered sander. There are four stations in the tree, and you can do them in any order you want. Meet a champion tree climber. See also: Ralph Gamelli teaches us how to climb a tree. Insecure people are more likely to have health problems. We just have to get my lawyer's approval to begin our torrid affair. Today's Don Draper. Following the McLuhan flap, how Mad Men avoids anachronistic language. For this month's "Of Recent Note," tell us what you've learned from your summer job--from now or in years past. The early history of swearing in comics--"aka grawlixes, aka obscenicons." An interview with the winner of India's contest to design a new rupee symbol. GQ's food correspondent takes a pilgrimage to understand ethical eating. Comparison of dried meats around the world.
