5 August 2005 By The Morning News — 05 Aug 2005 New York's currently: arctic living rooms U.S. in negotiations to move around 70 percent of Guantanamo detainees back to their home countries, where they would still be detained. Europe asks Iran to forget all this nuclear business and have some nice political and economic relationships instead. Disease and famine in Niger kills a quarter of children under the age of five--and the crisis is spreading to other countries. Blair puts forth plan to oust those who support terrorism within the U.K. News that John G. Roberts advised gay and lesbian groups confuses opponents on the left, advocates on the right--though it shouldn't. Revising the revisionists: Sixty years ago tomorrow, Truman dropped the bomb. Was it the right decision? In northern Israel, Army deserter opens fire on bus of Israeli Arabs, killing four, wounding at least a dozen. The River Po in Italy is awash in cocaine. "Cool Props": photos of books used as window A/C unit props. The little dinos are dryosaurus. I made up the big ones. Art blog dictated by a six-year-old. Video: Watch things being thrown into a giant shredder. The world's greatest tambourine players, collected. Hatching ancient eggs tells a story of evolution. Jamming a Pair of Scissors Repeatedly Into Your Crotch. "And no pleats. I do it with cuffs. Never a break." Some pretty fancy-pants talk for 90-degree weather. The history of paint-by-number. Concept albums just don't work in mp3 format. High school football coach reprimanded for licking player's bleeding wounds.
