31 May 2006
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: all up in your trees
Bush names Goldman Sachs chair (and treehugger) Henry Paulson as Treasury secretary; Paulson doesn't mind the $37 million pay cut.
On average, nearly 80 Iraqis were killed or wounded every day from mid-February through mid-May, up from the previous quarter's 60 per day.
War in Darfur now finding its victims through disease, dehydration; peace in the region looks unlikely as treaty with remaining rebel groups remains unsigned.
Op: Darfur was never the simplistic morality tale purveyed by the news media and humanitarian organizations.
Former P.O.W. receives note from the Iraqi colonel who interrogated him 15 years ago.
When children's BMIs appear on their report cards, the war on childhood obesity may gone too far.
Acoustics expert discerns the Mona Lisa's voice. (Listen here.)
Remains found at Roman Forum that date to 300 years before the founding of Rome; nice pillows discovered in Egyptian coffin.
For those who don't mind going tribal, help convert a remote South Pacific island into an eco-community.
Dutch pedophiles launch political party, want to lower age of consent and legalize child porn, bestiality.
Andrew Womack on the week in mp3s.
Forget PacManhattan, NYU students are into life-sized Super Mario Bros.--see video here.
PC vs. Mac debate as experienced in New York newsroom.
TMN summer intern Jen wants you to know that unpaid internships are sending the economy into the toilet.
The best cover songs, as selected by the music blogosphere.
Batwoman not killed by League of Assassins, now batting for the other team.
Video: The Hullabaloo Dancers dance to Batman; The Real World: Metropolis.
Seeing websites as graphs, and you can make your own here.
About those unreadable characters you have to type to get access to websites: Nobody can read them.
The pros and cons of birds.
