27 April 2010: Afternoon
By The Morning News
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PowerPoint overtakes the military--it can put reporters to sleep, otherwise it's ineffective.
Israel's chief military censor: Enemies attribute higher credibility to articles published by the Israeli media.
Journey through Gaza finds boredom, a baby boom, a zone "eerily empty of bitterness."
Belgium's king accepts government's resignation over linguistic dispute.
Op: Dubai has western culture's worst aspects (consumption, environmental defilement), none of its benefits (democracy, art).
Deep homologies: shared genetic modules found in different species, e.g., human eyes and jellyfish organs.
Video: For children or adults, science explained in one-minute bursts.
Having pink-slipped its only art museum, Las Vegas to gain two new museums about the Mob.
Conversation with John Nathan about Japan's film and literary circles.
Video: Hong Kong architect's 344 square-foot apartment transforms into 24 rooms.
Chart shows profits found in purchasing AAPL stock instead of Apple products (since 1997).
Long read: Sarah Palin Inc.
Wagner says six pounds of freshly born Einstein break record.
State of the art in Antarctic research facilities.
Pictures: Perhaps the creepiest set of found photographs available on the internet.
