3 November 2006
By The Morning News
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If you don't want California lettuce or spinach, how about some Californian inmates instead?
The source may be biased, but if the U.S. doesn't want online gambling, the U.K. will gladly take the business.
Generation XL crosses the Atlantic: British teens too heavy for military service.
Extensive online gallery of Jean Cocteau's visual art.
Oh, those sneaky patent lawyers, antagonizing the inventors and all.
"The Hindenburg's Altitude" vs. "The Humanity" plotted over time on the day of May 6, 1937.
German police want to know why some Euros bank notes are disintegrating.
The etymology of nachos.
A man who woke up in Denver over a month ago with amnesia has done this before--for nine months in 1995, according to his family.
Tired of being a CNN human interest story, Universal Tube and Rollform Equipment decides to finally and legally take on YouTube.
Mary Worth, May 17-June 13, 1998, comes to life. Sort of.
Since you asked, we're giving you the weekend to complete your fake campaign signs--send yours in by midnight (EST) Sunday!
If you're in need of another weekend project, there's this.
U.S. government sets up website to release archive of documents captured in Iraq, accidentally includes basic guide on how to build an atomic bomb.
Candidates squeeze out final TV spots, pray for truth, justice, and not talking about Iraq.
Democrats fret over new voter ID restrictions, believe they may cause Election Day snafus.
During the last two elections, the fumes of Air Force One worked like political magic dust for the candidates lucky enough to score visits from Mr. Bush.
Israeli forces open fire on women acting as human shield for Gaza mosque.
Time to buy a bigger freezer: No more seafood by 2048.
Respondents complain about the push polls that are warping their answers.
Writers, remember this: Your boss can't detect satire.
Letters to God found off the Jersey coast and, soon, on eBay.
Democrats determined to convince voters that God could be a Democrat too.
The sale of a 1948 Jackson Pollack painting may have just made it the world's most expensive painting--if the published price is really how much the collector will pay.
Ten great non-Google maps.
The only thing better than Dance Dance Revolution is Dance Dance Revolution in a flame-retardant suit.
The new NFL rule that allows football teams to break in their own pigskins delights quarterbacks.
Is measuring how fast a quarterback throws a ball accurate? Or even useful?
Play-by-play of the Scrabble game that earned two of its players three world records.
It's less fun to swallow red wine pills than drink red wine, even if it is healthier.
Willie Nelson likes horses, weed, and possibly smoking weed before writing op-ed pieces.
