digg.com

• An HD Video Tour of the International Space Station
• What’s left of The Tonight Show Studio (PICS)
• We're Gonna Have a Tea Party Tonight!: Henry Rollins
• Lightning Reveals Its Power in Slow Motion
• The Faces of Afghanistan's Bomb Squad
• Apple Management: iPad Prices Could Change
• Iran anniversary 'punch' will stun West: Khamenei
• Pregnant Woman's Water Breaks During Oprah Taping
• The 7 Somewhat United States of Facebook
• The Future of Artificial Intelligence (w/ VIDEO)

• Answering The Bush “Miss Me Yet?” Billboard
• White House Press Corps Feels Bypassed by Obama
• Learn Karate with "All Star Karate"
• Exploring an Abandoned Cold War Spy Station in Berlin
• Very cool - STS-130: Endeavour Timeline [Pic]
• Brooklyn Decker - 2010 SI Swimsuit Edition Gallery
• Stephen Colbert: Sarah Palin Is F***ing Retard
• He's been to jail 97 times in 29 years...
• Meghan McCain: Tea Party represents 'innate racism'
• Home Test For Sperm Count Could do More Harm Than Good
• Russians jumping off a 4 story building into snow. [WTF]
• Hilarious Professor Frink Inventions You’ll Never Get to Use
• Photography On The Front Line
• Toast Girl a Hit in Tokyo (Video)
• Retro 3-Point Shootout (Basketball) Game
• Macworld Expo 2010 Caters to Apple Fans
• The ultimate 'Japan only' games consoles
• Dante's Inferno Interview: Of Marketing and Gods of War
• NASA to Study Seeds in Space to Understand Plant Growth
• Hollywood's Version of Stretch Armstrong? Lautner + Oedekerk
• Decent DX11 Capable Gaming For $79, Radeon HD 5570 Launched
• Trends Used In Comedy Movie Posters Trom 1915 to 2010
• Astronomy Picture of the Day
• How Rich People Smoke Pot - The Daily Beast
• Google's Display-Ad Sales Should Top $1 Billion
• Top 10 Most Pirated Movies on BitTorrent | TorrentFreak
• Tracy Morgan To Star In A 3D Jaws Remake
• The Pirate Bay To Be Censored in Italy, Again
• Amazon River Water Being Stolen and Bottled Abroad
• Interview with The Oatmeal.

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reddit.com

• Dear Reddit, I actually like Sarah Palin and will be voting for her. Here's why...
• What your best "mind=blown" moment?
• Reddit, do any of you tend to observe humanity as if you were not human?
• one bj please
• Students interrupted Israel ambassador's lecture at Irving University in LA over 10 times, shouting "killers" and "how many Palestinians did you kill?" 12 arrested
• Blair acknowledged that Israel was part of the equation on invading Iraq, and that the Israeli government was being actively consulted in the planning for the war
• Why I love everything you hate about Java
• Trains, Elevators, and Computer Science (How can classical engineering be used to make more-stable software?)
• How do we kick our synchronous addiction?
• Salma Hayek + Penelope Cruz

• Hey Reddit, did you know that Lindsey Van (a woman) set the ski jump record – for both men and women – at the Vancouver Olympic facility, but she can’t compete in the games because Olympic ski jumping is a men's-only sport.
• I hiked to the bus where Chris McCandless (the Into the Wild kid) died in Alaska. I found this letter on the bus.
• "Moon" - if you haven't seen this movie then get out there and buy it on DVD/Blu-ray (if you're feeling dapper), it was in my opinion, the best film of 2009 in front of Star Trek.
• Who else removes logos from stuff you buy?
• You are an explorer.
• Did anyone else enjoy CoD4 a lot more than MW2?
• Myst Online is back. And it's free. If you haven't tried it, now's the time to before the open-source fun begins.
• Ow, my brain.
• Wait, can UPS really trademark "the color brown"?
• Dear Senator McCain, although I mostly respect you and your career, I would just like to wish you and your presidential campaign a giant Fuck You for legitimizing Sarah Palin in the eyes of middle America. You have left us with political herpes. Sincerely, The rest of America.
• Dear Reddit, I present to you the 300,000-email archives of Sarah Palin during her tenure as Alaska's Governor. Have at it and find something good.
• What is your best PROTIP?
• OMG I'M IN A TREE... i think.
• You requested him, and we got him! Ask Noam Chomsky Anything (reddit video interview).
• Better than any Super Bowl ad. Old Spice: The Man Your Man Could Smell Like.

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• Twiddict
• Main Page - Webfonts.info
• 72photos | Upload, Edit, Organize, and Share your Photos
• Algebraic Data Types in JavaScript - w3future.com
• Home Power Magazine: Solar | Wind | Water | Design | Build
• eigenfactor.org - ranking and mapping scientific journals
• PaycheckCity.com | Form W-4 Assistant
• learn morse code
• Vegetarian Tortilla Soup Recipe - 101 Cookbooks
• Star Wars Crawl - Make a custom Star Wars Intro

• Five Tools I Use for Listening | chrisbrogan.com
• Dare Obasanjo aka Carnage4Life - Functional Programming in C# 3.0: How Map/Reduce/Filter can Rock your World

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newsvine.com

• Palestinian refugee agency warns of funding gap
• Cognizant 4Q earnings jump 28 percent
• Kramer wants to turn Olympics into Svencouver
• Russian military calls US missile defense a threat
• Brother now says Ohio doc admitted poisoning wife
• IMF, Serbia discuss access to loan
• Fire at South African orphanage kills 13 children
• Obama has miles to go to keep promises
• NYC developer charged with stealing from investors
• Warner Music Group posts 1Q loss

• Peppers doesn't want long-term deal with Panthers
• State Farm says it warned gov't on Toyota in 2007
• Bad liquor kills 8 on Indonesia's Java island
• Man charged in Newark Airport breach due in court
• Stranded panda lured to safety in China
• McDonald's sales figure rises 2.6 percent in Jan.
• Sanofi-Aventis completes tender offer for Chattem
• Nissan returns to profit in Oct-Dec quarter
• Loan guarantees recharge nuclear debate
• Minn. bridge collapse widow adopts Haitian twins
• Netanyahu govt steps in to save settler house
• Ryanair to put $140 million in Lithuanian hub
• Rapper Lil Wayne to be sentenced in NYC gun case
• Vote on NLRB nominee first test of GOP's new power
• Parade to give another jolt of Saints euphoria

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tailrank.com

• The more John McCain is right on Iraq, the more he loses
• A shot at life in Africa
• Prison 'picnic' for Indonesia's militants
• Ice found on Mars
• 'Frank' death toll 17 in Mindanao
• Zimbabwe's Mugabe defiant as pressure builds ahead of run-off
• Olympic torch reaches Tibet without incident
• Today's despot is tomorrow's statesman
• Barclays seeks link with Japanese bank in talks to raise £5bn
• Europe warms to GM crops as possible solution to food crisis

news.google.com?pz=1&ned=us&hl=en

• The Obamas battle childhood obesity - USA Today
• Cook moves Murtha's district to 'toss up' category - USA Today
• Tymoshenko refuses to concede defeat in Ukraine election - CNN International
• India puts on hold first GM food crop on safety grounds - BBC News
• Afghan unrest kills US, NATO soldiers - AFP
• Iran Starts Higher Uranium Enrichment - Voice of America
• EU Parliament backs new Commission, hard work begins - Reuters
• Jobs bill: A chance for bipartisanship or election strategy? - CNN
• Region rushes to prepare for another shot of winter weather - Washington Post
• Arrested Sri Lankan opposition leader being treated 'like an animal' - Times Online

techcrunch.com

• Apple Releases Aperture 3 – Retail Price Is $199, Upgrade Costs $99
• Flush With $10 Million In Fresh Cash, Yammer Strengthens Executive Team
• Tiny Speck Uncovers Glitch, A New Flash-Based Massively Multiplayer Game
• Back to the Future: How Apple is Becoming More Like a Carrier Every Day
• Foursquare Signing Mainstream Partnership Deals Left And Right
• The Value Of Online Buzz For The Top 20 Brands
• The Long Tail Of Video Sites Capture Half Of All Viewing Minutes
• blueKiwi Rides the Freemium Wave
• Video: “Parisian Oops” Mocks Google’s Super Bowl Commercial
• The Ten Biggest Advertising Publishers On The Web

news.yahoo.com

• Toyota recalls 437,000 Priuses, hybrids globally (AP)
• Rapper Lil Wayne to be sentenced in NYC gun case (AP)
• Stocks climb on hopes for Greece debt assistance (AP)
• Nigerian parliament votes to suspend ailing president (AFP)
• State Farm says it warned NHTSA on Toyota in 2007 (AP)
• US Army tightens noose in southern Afghanistan (AP)
• Defiant Iran accelerates nuclear program (AP)
• Another major storm headed to snowy Mid-Atlantic (AP)
• Iran says starts making 20 percent nuclear fuel (Reuters)
• Toyota adds new Prius to global recall list (Reuters)

• Parade to give another jolt of Saints euphoria (AP)
• Astronauts inspect shuttle on way to space station (AP)
• Weather closes government offices a second day (Reuters)
• GOP wary of pitfalls in Obama's health care summit (AP)
• NATO to Afghan assault villagers: keep heads down (Reuters)
• Toyota announces mass hybrid vehicle recall (AFP/File)
• Taiwan drops request for U.S. military subs: source (Reuters)
• Obama's healthcare summit sets stage for end-game (Reuters)
• John Murtha, defense appropriations chair, dies (Reuters)
• U.S. missionary in Haiti says trusts God to free her (Reuters)

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wired.com

• Austrian iPad Will Be Subsidized With Contract
• Stunningly Preserved 165-Million-Year Old Spider Fossil Found
• Apple Store Is Down. Nobody Knows Why. Carry On.
• Feb. 9, 1870: Feds Get on Top of the Weather
• Macworld Expo 2010 Caters to Apple Fans — Without Apple
• Video Gallery: Lightning Reveals Its Power in Slow Motion
• Stormy Weather Cannot Defeat Re-Engineered Umbrella
• Storyboard: Chris Anderson on Long Tail of Stuff
• Feb. 9, 1969:Boeing 747 Makes First Flight
• Audio: DIY Recordings of Awakening Sun

• JooJoo Tablet Faces Uphill Battle Against iPad
• Jurors Told to Stop Tweeting
• Google Making Gmail Into a Communications Hub
• Boeing's Biggest Bird Leaves the Nest
• Electric Cars, and Chargers, Poised to Flood Israel
• Farewell to Sci-Fi Writer William Tenn
• Artist Creates Paintings From Floppy Disks
• First Chevrolet Volt Rolls Off the Line Nov. 1
• After 100 Years, Are The Boy Scouts Still Relevant?
• Rewiring Haiti: Patience Wears Thin in Port-au-Prince
• 10 Ways to a Geeky Girl's Heart
• Google's Super Bowl Ad: A Romance in Search
• 21st-Century Shooters Are No Country for Old Men
• Ad-Network Vets Try to Clean Up Their Act
• Missile Silo Confessions: Living on the Edge of Armageddon
• Feb. 8, 1865: Mendel Reads Genetics' Founding Paper
• How Movies Activate Your Neural G-Spot
• A Would-Be Spy's Buried Treasure and Uncrackable Code
• Review: Daddy-Daughter Killing Sprees Power 'BioShock 2'
• Apple iPad's Tiny SIM Is Just There to Mess With You

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boingboing.net

• Valentine's Day... with ventricles
• Youthful harmonica prodigies have the blues
• Penn & Teller's Invisible Thread: lost comedy magic special resurfaces on YouTube
• Handsome booze packaging
• The Prisoner viewable online
• Beautiful Japanese gramophones
• Iceland's paper of record bans linking
• Hipster puppies
• Nova Albion Steampunk Exhibition, March 12-14 in Emeryville, CA
• Mt. Semantics

• Standard vaccine injections don't work as well for the obese
• Energy use and your food
• Ugly furniture
• Science of Cocktails
• Battle of the Deathburgers: Heart Attack Grill sues Heart Stoppers Sports Grill
• Best Superbowl photo ever
• Band Reunion at the Wedding
• PopSci article on "mind reading"
• Brain scans enable communication with vegetative people
• Case Sunstein: Feds should "cognitively infiltrate" online conspiracy groups
• FBI wants ISPs to retain your web surfing records for 2 years
• Sony Pictures layoffs explained
• 4chan says Verizon is blocking 4chan
• South Carolina now requires "subversives" to register
• Haiti: Red Cross blog post on why donating cash is better than donating "stuff"
• Skip James plays "Crow Jane" in 1967
• Nuit Blanche
• US soldier waterboards his 4-year-old daughter for not reciting alphabet
• Tech can be romantic: ask Ryan and Veronica
• BirdBox turns iPhone into nesting-box cuckoo alarm clock

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slashdot.org

• Google To Challenge Facebook Again
• GIMP 2.8 Will Sport a Redesigned UI
• Man Fined $1.5 Million For Leaked Mario Game
• The iPad Questions Apple Won't Answer
• Improving Education Through Social Gaming
• Google Reduces Its Nexus One Termination Fee
• Game Development In a Post-Agile World
• IBM Releases Power7 Processor
• Oracle Drops Sun's Commitment To Accessibility
• Virtualizing a Supercomputer

• Study Says OOXML Unsuitable For Norwegian Government
• Virus-Detecting "Lab On a Chip" Developed At BYU
• Google Shooting For Smartphone Universal Translator
• New Material Transforms Car Bodies Into Batteries
• Verizon Blocking 4chan

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fark.com

• It's probably not the best idea to re-name the bus route through the heart of an Asian community the "yellow line". Some people take offense to that sort of thing [Dumbass]
• Police describe man who was robbed of his Visa card while attempting to use it to purchase crack as a "seriously stupid crackhead" [Amusing]
• Two fourth-grade teachers help students cope with stress from testing by handing out pill bottles filled with little mint candies. Hilarity ensues [Florida]
• Millionaire gives away his fortune because it made him miserable. "My idea is to have nothing left. Absolutely nothing, Money is counterproductive - it prevents happiness to come." [Interesting]
• Caption this lean-in [Caption]
• Cows now outnumber humans in New Zealand. EAT MOR CHIKIN [Amusing]
• Democratic lawmaker gets knocked out because he was blocking the view of the belly dancers. Republicans want singles for tips. Not for the belly dancers, for the guy who knocked him out [Amusing]
• Teen crashes car into school and then drives down hall, detained for not having pass [Dumbass]
• Photoshop this colourful saleslady [Photoshop]
• For sale: one French aircraft carrier. Only scuttled once [Interesting]

• "When an officer approached the man, he noticed he was shirtless and wearing women's pants with a hole in the crotch exposing his genitals. The man also was wearing his underwear around his neck" [Amusing]
• School secretary fired for speaking Spanish in violation of school's no-Spanish rule. ¿Espera, qué? [Stupid]
• Our Iranian friends, in an effort to demonstrate their benevolent intentions, announce Feb. 11 unveiling of "Fist of Peace" [Hero]
• "Sheen Remains Weeks After Port Arthur Oil Spill." I bet he'd go away if they offered him some hookers and coke [Interesting]
• Photoshop your cell phone's granddad [Photoshop]
• San Francisco finally steps up to help the people of Haiti [Amusing]
• Apparently the Battle of the Java Sea was so chaotic, the Japanese navy didn't notice the small tropical island moving around [Cool]
• Hair extensions cause baldness [Ironic]
• Six shockingly evil things babies are capable of [Amusing]
• Activists break out the ultimate weapon against anti-Indian violence in Australia: Vindaloos [Spiffy]
• Twenty percent of adults would rather spend Valentine's Day with a pet than a person. Unknown how much peanut butter is involved [Strange]
• Definition of parental overkill: waterboarding your four-year old daughter [Scary]
• Study shows that actually being a parent may prevent your kid from being a fat, lazy, slob [Obvious]
• Dr. Conrad Murray charged with involuntarily manslaugtering Michael Jackson [Followup]
• Researchers are pfinally turning their attention to the health benefits of Ginger, Garlic, and St. John's wort. The pfacts are in: herbal pfixes are pfatal [Interesting]
• Rep. John Murtha (D-ead) [NewsFlash]
• Scientists are one step closer to finding a cure for aging, ensuring young people will not know the humiliation of senility but will know the thrill of dying amidst a hunger and disease-strewn, overcrowded world [Interesting]
• Half-naked women protest Ukrainian election. In other news, Ukranian elections are awesome [Spiffy]
• If you're a veterinarian, it's considered "inappropriate and unprofessional behaviour" to put a dog's testicles in your mouth. Huh, who knew? [Sick]
• One artist's amazing miniature origami. I can barely see what she did there [Cool]
• While Drew's recovering from his party last night, here are some of Fark's favorite Headlines of the Week for 1/31 - 2/6 [FarkBlog]
• Photoshop this red carding [Photoshop]
• GM is working with NASA on new space-travelling android. But they're still striking out on that whole warp-drive thing [Interesting]
• Once the province of the young and the hip, blogging is now considered as modern and stylish as spats and poodle skirts [Interesting]
• North Dakota, which has the lowest unemployment rate in the nation, has an exploding homeless population as desperate job seekers flood the state. Yes, this actually is a repeat from a Steinbeck novel [Sad]
• God of Nerds Alton Brown picks the five cookbooks you should have right this very instant [Spiffy]
• Get your popcorn. Verizon blocks 4chan [Interesting]
• While police work can include long periods of boredom, you probably shouldn't stage an armed robbery at a pharmacy you know to be under surveillance [Dumbass]
• City dog park comes complete with its own beach with replenished sand, offshore rip-rap barrier. Your dog wants sunscreen [Florida]
• Cool aerial photos of Washington, D.C. covered in snow [Cool]
• New research finds that beer is good for your bones. In a related study, researchers concerned that Farkers are damn near indestructible [Interesting]
• Have a Coke and a pancreas full of cancer [Scary]
• Ain't no party like a Facebook party 'cause a Facebook party don't stop until your $1.5 million home is destroyed [Dumbass]
• Dead man found in landing gear. IT'S STILL WHEEL TO ME, DAMMIT [Scary]
• Sheriff's deputy finds out the hard way that his car wasn't as stuck as he thought [Scary]
• Massachusetts governor wants to fire toll collectors, replace them with surveillance system tracking and tolling every vehicle on Turnpike. In other news, Raytheon's check cleared [Interesting]
• Caption this talk-show threesome watching the Super Bowl [Caption]
• Elderly woman forced to crawl under cars to leave her house after CSX parks train in her driveway. Two months ago [Florida]
• Jack Nicholson is considering a sky burial. Wait 'til the vultures get a load of him [Weird]
• Photoshop this snow throw [Photoshop]

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cracked.com

• 6 Global Corporations Started by Their Founder's Shitty Luck
• 6 Shockingly Evil Things Babies Are Capable Of
• What Happens When You Take The Red Pill (Outside the Matrix)
• 7 Insane Ways Music Affects The Body (According to Science)
• Cracked Round-Up: Bigger Than Jesus
• The First Talking Sex Robot: A (Terrified) User Review
• The 5 Most Statistically Full of Shit National Stereotypes
• Premature Ejaculation Daredevil: Why Super Senses Would Suck
• Super Tecmo Bet: Predicting The Super Bowl With Video Games
• 6 Tiny Things That Have Mind-Blowing Global Impacts

• 8 Amazing Stories of Ninja Failure
• 5 Ways The World Could End (You'd Never See Coming)
• 23 Situations About To Go Horribly Awry
• The Most Powerful Man in the World: The Voice in Your GPS
• 9 Inventions that Prove Leonardo da Vinci Was a Supervillain
• Top Picks for 02.08.2010: Bad Valentine's Gifts and the Manning Family
• Game Helpin' Squad: Solitaire Party
• The 12 Most Insane Things You Can Buy on the Internet
• 7 Real World Heists That Put 'Ocean's 11' to Shame
• Cracked Round-Up: Crippling Bowel Pain Edition

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nowpublic.com

• Of Palin, Progressives, New Deal, and party politics
• Tonbridge man makes Video to accompany his will
• CULTURAL PROGRAMME PHOTOGRAPHS FROM NAGAON,ASSAM,INDIA
• Arrested Sri Lankan opposition leader is treated 'like an animal'
• Obama: Health Care Summit or a Political Stunt
• Passing The Torch - Bob Gainey Steps Down
• Michael Jackson's Life in 4 Images
• Paris
• Yellow Sing King Helicopter Being Chopped
• Colorful people for a Better World, Obama, King...

• Che Guevara Lives On as Symbol of Rebellion
• Normally Ice Cool Spin Doctor Alastair Campbell Breaks Down On TV
• Ewart Brown's India buffoonery mocks Bermuda worldwide
• New Eclipse Stills Featuring Robert Pattinson and Kristen Stewart
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mixx.com

• Quest for adrenaline: Biggest World roller coaster | BoGoBoo - Funny People, Photos, And more Stuff
• Lightning Reveals Its Power in Slow Motion | This Day In Tech | Wired.com
• John Murtha Jack Murtha Dead, Senator, Pennsylvania Governor died
• Photos: The Boy Scouts of America Turns 100 - Photo Essays - TIME
• Office Cleaning Tips: Reducing Paper Clutter
• Daily Art Press: Wooden Sculptures By Ron Van Der Ende
• Beer May Mean Better Bones, Study Hints - ABC News
• Donny Osmond: 'Dancing with the Stars' Victory Still Fresh in My Mind
• Commission Free ETFs May Not be Such a Great Deal
• Tea Party favorite Sarah Palin has delusions of grandeur if she thinks she can be President

• Blogging can help or hurt your career
• Fiddling beaver Super Bowl ad
• PlayStation 3 Finally Hacked
• Facebook, Twitter aren't only games in town
• Facebook’s VitaminWater “Connect” Flavor | Thoughtpick Blog
• Red Bull Motorcycle Concept Has Hit a Bull’s Eye | Walyou
• Thief hides out in police station in badly-thought out plan
• Obama invites GOP to summit on health care - washingtonpost.com
• Don’t Have Money for a Real iPad? Cut One Out of Paper
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neatorama.com

• Old Spice's Manmercials
• Marvin Gaye's Star Spangled Banner
• Painless Parker's Dental Circus
• Surgically Implantable Bra
• Melted Candle Wax Lampshade
• Guess That Highway Sign
• Why An Octopus Is More Awesome Than Your Mom
• Old People Lewd Dancing
• Caplin Rous: World's Largest Pet Rodent
• Hexapods Got Talent

• Color Test Proves that CEOs Are Different
• The Best Action Scene EVAR!
• Color Video of London in 1927
• These Are Not Lipstick Tubes...
• Star Wars Valentines
• Testing Democracy
• A Moonbow in Hawaii
• City Nicknames
• Moa is the Only Bird Without Wings
• Melting Table
• The Boy Scouts at 100
• We Love xkcd
• Neatorama Shop Update - Feb 2010
• Pedobear as an Olympic Mascot?
• H1N1 Products
• Scientific Evidence that the Entire Universe Is a Holographic Projection around the Earth
• Office Camouflage
• Test Your Safety Harness
• The Secret to Happiness: Thinking Fast
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clipmarks.com

• Rocking Grandma
• Two-Thirds of Americans disagree with Bush Supreme Court Campaign Finance Decision
• World War II-era navigation system shut down
• For-Profit Health Insurer raising rates 40%
• Why Do Cats Purr?
• Hey Washington, you ready for more snow?
• Saudi girl, 12, wants to divorce husband, 80
• Living in a time warp
• THESE PEOPLE ARE INSANE !
• Alaska dentist fixes eagles broken beak

• MORE PURE EVIL
• U S DEBT CLOCK..
• Internet among Nobel Peace Prize nominees
• Why Ronald Reagan was the Greatest President of the 20th Century
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linkfilter.net

• Stunningly Preserved 165-Million-Year Old Spider Fossil Foun
• World's tallest tower closed a month after opening
• 8 Foods That Will Hide Your Bad Breath
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• 7 Insane Ways Music Affects The Body
• Top 10 Oldest People Ever
• 30 Bizarre Examples of Defacing Money
• Oldest Living Things in The World
• WordItOut
• Sketchfu

• Food co-ops toolkit
• secretlondon
• Secret Spaces of San Francisco
• Botoxed Face Impairs Bad Feelings
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lifehacker.com

• DropBox Extension Puts One-Click Access to Your DropBox Files in Chrome [Downloads]
• Sketchpad is a No-Flash-Required HTML5 Painting App [Webapps]
• What to Do If Your Toyota's Been Recalled [Cars]
• MyBookmarks Syncs Bookmarks (and Bookmarklets) to Android Phones [Downloads]
• From the Tips Box: Backyard Igloos, Sink Mats, and Taskbar Arrangement [From The Tips Box]
• Remains of the Day: Netflix Streaming's 1080p Upgrade Edition [For What It's Worth]
• TweetDeck Updates with YouTube and Flickr Support, Improved Column Navigation [Updates]
• Today Is National PC Cleanup Day, So Let's Tidy Up Your System [Computers]
• The Majority of You Aren't Interested in Paying More than $10 for an E-Book [What You Said]
• AudioBox Puts Your Music Library in the Cloud So It's Accessible Anywhere [Media Players]

• UltraDefrag Is a Portable and Open-Source Disk Defragmenter [Downloads]
• Quickly Backup Your Firefox Profile with about:support [Firefox Tip]
• Google Wave in Action: Real-World Use Case Studies [Use Cases]
• StorageFront Catalogs and Compares Self-Storage Facilities [Storage]
• PwnageTool 3.1.5 Jailbreaks iPhone 3.1.3 [Downloads]
• Google Adding Social Feature to Gmail? [Rumors]
• How to Separate Stuck Drinking Glasses [Cleaning]
• Modified Tab Ordering Enables Firefox-like Tab Handling in Google Chrome [Downloads]
• The Complete Guide to Windows System Restore (It's Better than You Remember) [Windows]
• Are You Interested in Tablet Computing? [Reader Poll]
• Stave Off Snacking by Brushing Your Teeth [Diet Hacks]
• Data Crow is a Cross-Platform Manager of All Your Media [Downloads]
• Vitamin D Webcam Monitor Hits 1.0, Still Has a Free Option [Updates]
• Retire Sooner by Banking Labor, Not Just Income [Money]
• Learn to Use Windows 7's Compatibility Mode with Older Apps [Windows 7]
• Clean Up Long Email Threads with Clear Language [Email Overload]
• Google Working on Speech-to-Speech Phone Translation [Google]
• FollowUpThen Automates Email Follow Ups [Follow Up]
• Black, White, and Down Lighting [Featured Workspace]
• Ask the Commenters Roundup [Hive Mind]
• Make Ice Cream in 15 Minutes with a Dry Ice Bath [DIY]
• Learn to Snag Stuff with a Whip [Outdoors]
• Snag a Membership at Semi-Private BitTorrent Site Demonoid Today [BitTorrent]
• Five Best Podcast Managers [Hive Five]
• Use a Zune Remote Control with Windows Media Center [Windows Tip]
• This Week's Top Downloads [Download Roundup]
• Build a High-Speed Laser-Triggered Photography Rig to Capture Split Second Exposures [DIY]
• Brewtarget Helps You Create and Manage Your Homebrew Recipes [DIY]
• Recycle Wine Bottles into Swanky Cups [DIY]
• Remote-Start Your Car with a $10 Cellphone [Weekend Project]

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adamstiles.com

• Reviewing “The Noticer” by Andy Andrews
• Feeling Nostalgic… And The Next Five Years
• Graphing Total Daily Tweets
• Data Store Shards in Google App Engine?
• ur.ly - Dang Short Urls Powered by Google App Engine
• 2008 Pasadena Marathon Course Posted
• Volunteer Pumpkin
• Triple Buttons with Firefox 3.0 Beta 5
• Find Similar Links on LinkRiver
• What Powers the Aggregators?

techsted.com

• Django and Relativity
• Color management tweak in Firefox 3
• Google Trends For Websites Rocks, Unless You Want Data On Google
• Dell Extends Windows XP Home Premium Deadline to June 26, Cites Popular Demand [Windows XP]
• A Day in the Life of the Tech Middle Class
• Microsoft to Yahoo: Mind if I Gore Your Bull?
• A Two-part Rule for Naming Your Startup
• Hey Nashvillians, What should they develop on the site of the old thermal plant?
• Play YouTube Videos in a Loop
• Jammie Thomas, RIAA to Square Off Again?

• Novelties: In Search of Perfect Harmony, Through Software
• Ten Million Megapixel Comcast Display Wows Viewers With Un-throttled Ultra HD Video [Monster HDTV]
• Podcast: RWW Live episode 2 (3G iPhone and more)
• Going HD: Part 2 (HTPC)
• Scientists: Did Ice on Mars Ever Melt?

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arstechnica.com

• The deep and savage road: Ars reviews Dante's Inferno
• Windows 7 eclipses Vista on Steam, 64-bit dominating 32-bit
• Australia's Internet: nonneutral and proud of it
• feature: The lost souls of telecommunications history
• Wireless carriers want crackdown on cell phone boosters
• Survey tries quantifying iPad hype, suggests interest waning
• Biofuel expansion would send cattle into the rain forest
• Mozilla dropping 10.4 support with next Firefox release
• Microsoft: your battery is the problem, not Windows 7
• Dante's Inferno interview: of marketing and Gods of War

• AMD reveals Fusion CPU+GPU, to challege Intel in laptops
• All that user-generated content? 95% is malware, spam
• Amazon puts out one e-book pricing fire as others flare up
• Hacker training site backup lives after takedown by China
• Microsoft loses ads on Facebook, expands Bing search deal
• feature: Daddy's Home: Ars reviews Bioshock 2
• FBI still wants two years of ISP Web logs
• Contextualizing the copyright debate: reward vs. creativity
• Hubble's portrait of everybody's favorite ex-planet
• Google's China problem leaves opening for Bing
• Photosynthesis uses quantum interactions to harvest light
• feature: Designing a highly reliable small & medium business network
• EA hides Dante's Inferno ads in source code of popular sites
• Microsoft investigating disappearing music from Zune Pass
• Aliens vs. Predator demo shows promise, fails to sell game

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