31 August 2005
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: experimenting with new allergies
Situation in post-Katrina New Orleans worsens--two levees breach, armed groups are looting, and an estimated 80 percent of the city is submerged.
Death count in Biloxi is at 100 and growing.
Disease outbreak is unlikely during the storm cleanup that could be the largest in U.S. history.
Waist-high water in the Superdome, deteriorating conditions mean the stadium must be evacuated. Update: At least 25,000 will go to the Astrodome in Houston.
Rumors of suicide bombers cause stampede within pilgrimage north of Baghdad, killing more than 600.
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"Maybe tomorrow, after I play Sharapova, I'll come back for a pedicure." How players are made up for the U.S. Open.
Andy Roddick eliminated in the first round of the Open.
A history of hot Russian women.
Is George Bush the next Tom Cruise? Bush draws connections between war on terror and WWII, himself and FDR.
Exactly what a hamburger should be--down to the grinds, brands, and buns. And: What about mixing something in?
Many weigh in on what, if any, are the perfect albums.
Disturbing: How to calculate your life expectancy.
A grifter's work is revealed when a woman fakes cancer for a second time.
Art Garfunkel busted for parsley, sage, rose--actually no, just weed.
Scans of one's mother's entire recipe collection.
The danger of adequately arming the Iraqi army, and the danger of not doing so.
You can donate here to the American Red Cross's hurricane relief efforts.
