7 December 2005
By The Morning News
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New York's currently: qualifying for Super Saver shipping every chance it can get
Dual suicide bombers infiltrate, attack Baghdad Police Academy.
Florida terror trial shows the Patriot Act can't win cases--only lawyers can.
In today's proceedings, Saddam denounces his trial, doesn't show up for court.
Supreme Court to decide whether law schools should be required to let military recruiters inside.
Military plane filled with Iranian journalists crashes in Tehran, killing 115.
Ford Motors decides not to market to gays; actually, Christian conservatives decided for them.
Bornean cat-fox newest carnivorous species discovered since Bornean ferret-badger.
Study shows the larger the group watching a person in trouble, the less likely anyone is to help.
Every December it's a new treat, every day, with Leslie Harpold's advent calendar.
A home outfitted as a set from Space: 1999. [See World of Kane for more like this.]
Wikipedia to restrict creation of new articles following fake Kennedy assassination claims.
The not-so-secret history of "Aeon Flux," in illustrated format, naturally.
Anthony Lane on in-tents romance, though with better puns. And: Wonderful interview with Annie Proulx here.
So, how much should you really tip your doorman and building staff at the holidays?
Playboy in Braille, trading Bibles for porn, and some don't like the Bushes' Christmas cards.
Many, many photos of the Kentile Floors sign from Brooklyn's F train.
The teacher's voice was really a trombone, muted by a plunger. Five things you didn't know about A Charlie Brown Christmas.
Kansas professor plans course on intelligent design, gets beat up.
New ad campaign asking Germans to cheer up is met with frowns.
Certain products are great for ridding your house of pests, and also for using in religious ceremonies.
