Headlines from October 5, 2009

Swine flu vaccinations start today, beginning with health-care workers in Indiana and Tennessee.
How the "swine flu" misnomer--and ensuing alarmism--could undermine vaccine efforts.
I like the Olympics a lot, but I also like sunsets. I've never felt an urge to be any closer to either of them than I already am.
Bahamas, Guyana rank among countries billionaires could buy.
Nature photographers talk about their most difficult-to-capture images.
The human population of the Galapagos has doubled in the last decade; to preserve the ecosystem, Ecuador replaces locals with tourists.
Role would require simply donning giant cockroach outfit and avoiding human contact. This year's referential costume candidates.
Selling in down times: Maurizio Cattelan's provocative sculpture, including "a spookily realistic depiction of Hitler kneeling in prayer."
Economic theory, starring stick figures.
A new iPhone app lets users experience Manhattan with speculative architecture projects intact.
A search for the McFarthest Spot: 107 miles to the nearest Golden Arches.
As many as one-third of prisoners are deaf and left without support in jail.
Brahms [was] convinced that a man named Meier was trying to steal the "h" from his last name.
Notes on names that European leaders would like to see heading the E.U.
New readable report judges the effectiveness of counterinsurgency, putting emphasis on "strategic patience."
Complete archives of LIFE Magazine for perusal.