Didn't I just mention how much I love NY Post headlines? (I'm not linking to the original headline because the Post thinks it okay to charge for yesterday's news. Go figure.) Could someone explain to me how the New York Times -- after all it's been through recently -- publishes an errant obit that 1) is unverified and 2) was basically plagiarized. You'd think they would make very sure to avoid such things. Then again, maybe Jayson Blair was the tip of the iceberg. Maybe they should change their tagline to All the News that Fits. (I didn't make that up - I've seen it somewhere before. Can't remember where.)