Headlines from October 25, 2006

New York's High Line no longer to include a Dia gallery at the bottom of the steps.
Already we have one very good reason to be excited for Christmas in New York.
New NFL plan means teams play one game overseas every eight years, for what that's worth.
Madonna blames media for adoption scandal; 9/11 not mentioned.
Nuclear secrets end up in Los Alamos scientist's meth-making boyfriend's trailer.
A guide to North Korea's official web portal.
PDF explains various canine postures.
Lucy bipedally lopes to Houston.
We desire your false election signs.
Unbearable Lightness of Being finally being released in...Czech.
The aerial map of the Staten Island Boat Graveyard, as featured in this week's ghouls-and-gasps gallery, "Ghostly Ruins."
Just in time for Halloween: Horrible handbags inspired by horror movies.
Like the boy at the party with cheese straws stuck up his nose, it has been caught doing something vaguely disturbing. "It" being Finland and that "something" being loving Latin.
TMN's Pasha Malla finds postcards from The Edge, as in U2.
Photos of a space shuttle launch as seen from the International Space Station. See also, White House photo blog.
The terrific, occasional Cabinet Magazine. E.g., how did Mexican radio get to the North Pole?
TMN's Rosecrans Baldwin asks his mother to review the week in songs for today's mp3 Digest.
French drawing instruction manual, Le Langage Des Lignes.
Linens, hello: Sales around New York at the moment.
Passaic, N.J., residents woven into new Michel Gondry movie. See also, Richard Ford knows real estate.
Iraq no longer fashionable for jihad fighters; Afghanistan rages again.
Top U.S. general in Iraq says military control can be ceded in 18 months, but first more troops may be needed.
Casey's plan to hand over the reins makes sense if you ignore reality around Iraq.
Dick on Hillary: I think she could win the presidency; Hillary on Dick: I don't take anything he says seriously anymore.
NASA needs you to lie down and use a bedpan.
Rebels seize town in east of Chad amid fears of renewed attack on the capital
Somali refugees flee Islamist/government conflict for Kenya.
Op: Maya Lin has left the realm of ideas to build bumps in the earth and garden paths.
The possiblity, almost necessity, of DNA testing to secure immigrant visas.
DNA evidence frees man after 15 years of marriage.
Turkmen president builds book-shaped "House of Free Creativity" to celebrate his state-controlled press.
Deputy head of Russia's space agency promises salvation if asteroids threaten.
Humans will require two planets' worth of natural resources by 2050, based on current consumption trends.
Eyelash transplants a good idea until they keep growing and growing.
Machine. Unexpectedly, I'd invented a time. Very short science fiction. See also, six-word stories.
If you don't know who David Bowie plays in The Prestige--a staggering list of Tesla's contributions to modern science.
Women who have children late may be less likely to have grandchildren.
Wilco singer Jeff Tweedy decks amorous fan.
Gallery of This Old House home-repair goofs.
The Michael J. Fox stem-cell ad--a shameful exaggeration? as disturbing as a beheading?