8 March 2007: Evening By The Morning News — 08 Mar 2007 RV market trembles in the face of FEMA's excess trailer supply. Somewhere there's a second winning ticket for the richest lottery prize in U.S. history, and it has yet to surface. Gov. Schwarzenegger's appointees to Board of Chiropractic Examiners stage minor coup with minor police involvement. Wikipedia starts checking editors' credentials after New Yorker gaffe. U.S. Coast Guard prepares for mass Caribbean migration. Not from any island in particular, though. The latest in problems that didn't exist 25 years ago: recycling consumer electronics. China no longer believes in communism; U.S. no longer trusts in God. Social Explorer map shows the face of New York neighborhoods 1910 to the present. It's not so difficult to get a few extra zooms out of Google Maps. Pakistan reports Milosevic's vampirism fully under control.
