9 June 2006 By The Morning News — 09 Jun 2006 New York's currently: switching to island time and forgetting that Manhattan is an island Tip from inside Zarqawi's group led to his death, say military sources. Zarqawi is dead, but as leader of the insurgency he was only a symbol--Iraqis fear the violence won't subside. House rejects enshrining "net neutrality" in legislation despite efforts by Google, eBay, and Amazon. Shrimp season started Wednesday, but in Alabama there are still boats in the trees. Manatees removed from Florida's endangered species list--those amazing cat-like creatures. Hidden diffusers in French airport posters spritzed perfume on business travelers. Hypoallergenic cats now available to those previously plagued by allergies. FDA approves Gardasil, first vaccine for cervical cancer, for women between nine and 26. Reporters unsure about the summer job market for teens. Help the Pentagon record your personal information: keep a MySpace page. And that afternoon changed my life. George Saunders on his most intense reading experience with Stuart Dybek's story "Hot Ice." Five days of New Yorkers' diets. Jon Lovitz says income from Subway commercials allows him a certain creative freedom. Directory of New York restaurants organized by subway stop. You do not want to steal this guy's Sidekick, and you really do not want to be this guy. Things to do this weekend in New York. Today in TMN's Digest: Sarah Hepola on the most horrific of the week's videos. Remembrances of being used as child-bait to procure art from Joseph Cornell. The World Cup--as home of death! Students prefer iPods to alcohol. Mp3 blogosphere weighs in on the best music for shoegazing. Attempting to destroy a Dell in 18 days of reckless computing. Video: The unbelievable imitating lyrebird.
