4 May 2010: Afternoon By The Morning News — 04 May 2010 Four certified divers collect submerged trash and make repairs on water attractions. A look inside Disneyland's nightly refresh. Pope claims the Shroud of Turin is authentic. The mantra of Lomography was "don't think, just shoot," but mostly, it was a brilliant way to sell old, defective cameras. A stats dive uncovers a correlation between alcohol consumption and vocabulary. Despite bomb scare, Broadway shows go on. The top 10 luxury brands' sites don't work on the iPad. Gendered iPad ads imply boys read news, girls read romance novels. Glamorizing feminism can bring more women to the movement than manifestos and principles. Soap operas can lower fertility rates, change the world. Songwriters say file sharing is a bigger problem--and should be a higher priority--than bank robbery. Time releases its list of least influential people. Our brains link different senses and can activate sound through sight. Dad was a fiend when it came to butter, and probably used far more than strictly necessary. How to make an omelette.
