31 January 2011: Afternoon By The Morning News — 31 Jan 2011 Iconic protest photo surely to be named, "Walk Like an Egyptian." America's Egypt policy summarized succinctly in a tweet. Egyptian novelist reports from streets, where Coke's used for facewash to fight tear gas. List of recent great Egyptian novels; long primer on Egyptian politics. Niger tries again to vote for democracy and break cycle of coups and countercoups. Op: Education innovations don't go far when children are having children. Andy Murray to go chill with his girlfriend for a bit. For heart attack survival, best to have yours in a public place. Ant farm inventor Milton Levine dies, age 97. Profile of archaeologist Max von Oppenheim, who consorted with Berber princes and ate pickled human heads. Post brilliantly assigns humor columnist Gene Weingarten to cover new Volt. Long read: Director Guillermo del Toro, monster maniac, has a "man cave" stocked with demons. Field report from the Duke of Windsor's French home. Best-selling books in France in 2010. Video: Stranded in the middle of an ice rink, novice skater becomes an expert. It became a parlor trick to connect Oprah with any aspect of U.S. religious history. Oprah scholar discusses 10-year study.
