27 April 2005
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: cooking 30-minute meals in just over two hours
Though Syrian troops may be gone, its intelligence appears to have every intention of remaining in Lebanon.
Science panel suggests stem-cell guidelines: no for-profit embryos, no freakish human-animal creations.
Muslim cleric in Virginia convicted of inciting followers to jihad; training involved paintball matches in the countryside.
State-penned editorial suggests that China's staged anti-Japan protests were in fact a conspiracy against the Communist Party.
Catch Tobias Seamon reading at SUNY Albany tonight with his mother!
Iraqi political leaders agree to cabinet split--six posts to go to Sunni minority.
Stamps.com brings back its personalized postage stamps, this time with new security that weeds out most things besides your baby and dog.
Building a map of New York's literary characters.
There is life on Titan! But it is bizarre and possibly dangerous!
Police use lounge chairs, tennis court to corral wandering buffalo herd.
Lots o' fun: Guess the Google.
World's biggest airliner, the double-decker, 555-passenger Airbus A380, makes its maiden flight.
How to make a marshmallow, make a coin ring.
Major terrorist attacks tripled in 2004, calling into question who is really winning the war on terrorism.
New Orleans lunch institution gets ready to shutter.
Fiction: Haruki Murakami, "Where I'm Likely to Find It."
"It's the most vital f------ city in the world," said Al Gordon, 78. New Yorkers report that they're happy.
