3 November 2005
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: checking weather once, dressing twice
European locations of secret CIA prisons are in Poland and Romania, according to Human Rights Watch.
Iraq government invites ex-Hussein army officers back to work.
The war on terror, now officially won: Airports to relax security.
Health experts at bird flu source have difficulty convincing locals, for whom witchcraft is still a common diagnosis.
In new budget cuts, House Republicans push for food stamp reduction.
Radio City musicians strike prior to today's opening show of the Christmas Spectacular--though the dancing will still go on.
The 1951 Sherlock Holmes exhibition, depicting the rooms at Baker Street. (Here's the story behind it.)
Step 1: Hold your breath. U.S. announces flu outbreak plan.
Soup Nazi opens soup chain in Manhattan--he doesn't show up, but Reggie Jackson does.
Chris Elliott includes a copyrighted--though fake--19th century robot in his new novel.
George W. Bush has empty pockets.
Judith Miller asks the Ethicist.
Gallery of "razzle dazzle," the surreal artwork on WWII ships meant to confuse the enemy.
In Mauritania, where obesity is considered beautiful, force-feeding of women is a common practice.
An effect of sudoku? The Guardian offers free crosswords.
Game: Don't let the Velvet Underground get you on drugs or booze.
Editor at Simon & Schuster resigns--would rather be riding in the country than stuck in Rockefeller Center.
Vampire bats infected with rabies are attacking humans in northern Brazil.
Examples of Dada tone poetry.
