3 October 2005 By The Morning News — 03 Oct 2005 New York's currently: struggling to communicate with the hairdresser Bush nominates Texan loyalist Harriet Miers for O'Connor's seat on the bench. Peerless playwright August Wilson killed by liver cancer at 60. Gladwell on the oddness of first encountering Harvard grads--and how to become one yourself. Bali police release headshots from three men suspected of killing 23. Adirondacks tourist boat flips, kills 21, mostly senior citizens. You can imagine Adam conveying his love for Eve by giving her jewelry. Creationists make the case for a literal Adam. Interpretations of the @ sign from around the world. Short profile of the king of interpreters, the English voice of every Soviet leader from Khrushchev to Gorbachev. How to survive a freestyle rap battle. Animations of Bristol then and now. African Union calls out Sudan for continued coordination with Arab militias in Darfur. Keep an eye out for today's Gary Benchley contest! Following the fantastic "All About Apples" cookbook, A Tasting Menu publishes "Autumn Omkase," gorgeous and free. Devoted monograph on omelets for egg devotees. "Havoc maids" and homicidal mistresses highlight workplace tensions between homemakers and housekeepers in Singapore. Poll of what New Yorkers are thinking right now. How to fight web zombies who want to steal millions from your company. I wanted to engrave one sentence on all their hearts--read more, write less. Publisher wades through 3,741 first novels. Use Google to measure the steps from your "beach-front" rental to the sand. How the NBA is using Yao Ming to market hoops in China. Find the Brownie--a new game to find an important federal employee with no apparent qualifications aside from strong personal ties to someone in the White House. Mp3s: 31 Van Morrison songs you didn't know you needed to hear.
