06/November/2009
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02/November/2009
» listening to "Luna - Astronaut"
This song doesn’t just describe me — it IS me. I’m not your astronaut.
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» listening to "Dinosaur Jr - Start Choppin"
“Didn’t say it’s not ok/ But we aren’t dealin’ the same way /I ain’t tellin’ you a secret /I ain’t tellin’ you goodbye”
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01/November/2009
I think maybe I might have sometimes accomplished things… but I really don’t remember. If only I could Google it.
(via TheNextWeb.com)
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» listening to "The Airborne Toxic Event - Gasoline"
Awesome at Lollapalooza ‘09!
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30/October/2009
Happy 40th Birthday, Internet!
Internet version 1.0 was first connected 40 years ago yesterday. This, meanwhile, is a very rare photograph revealing the technology behind the discarded first experimental version.
(via eflon 2008 Some rights reserved)
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» Obama's Declaration Of Swine Flu Emergency Prompts Pro-Swine-Flu Republican Response | The Onion - America's Finest News Source
WASHINGTON—Claiming that the president was preying on the public’s fear of contracting a fatal disease last week when he declared the H1N1 virus a national emergency, Republican leaders announced Wednesday that they were officially endorsing the swine flu. “Thousands of Americans—hardworking ordinary Americans like you and me—already have H1N1,” Republican National Committee chairman Michael Steele said during a press conference. “Now Obama wants to take that away from us. Ask yourself: Do you want the federal government making these kinds of health care decisions for you and your family?”
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28/October/2009
He’s doing it wrong! His dad probably never sat him down for The Talk. Such a shame!
(Lots more old-timey pix at www.do-while.com)
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In case you’re wondering what Net Neutrality is, this picture should give you a good idea of what your web access will look like if the phone companies and cable companies have their way and Net Neutrality disappears.
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26/October/2009
The official First Family portrait, taken by Annie Leibovitz. A nice shot, but not her best work. And… what does it mean that all four of them are dressed exclusively in black and white, with the exception of the President’s tie? What does it mean?
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» Without Insurance, Man's Defibrillator Battery Ran Out -- Now His Sister Wants Everyone To Know
In 2003, William Koehler of Pittsburgh, Pa. lost his job as an electronics technician. He lost his health insurance, too, but he'd been lucky enough to have the defibrillator battery in his heart…
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» Without Insurance, Man's Defibrillator Battery Ran Out -- Now His Sister Wants Everyone To Know
My favorite part is the well-paid, well-insured cardiologist telling the pizza delivery guy to “get his priorities straight” and he’ll come up with the money somehow, comparing the US$10,000…
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25/October/2009
» Not all the victims of Hitler died before he did – The Shatzkin Files
Tragic story of one survivor of the Holocaust, a young girl — the daughter of one of the heroes of the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising — who was “saved” and brought to the US. The blogger, Mike Shatzkin,…
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24/October/2009
Editors of the progressive The Nation magazine are piggybacking on the hoopla surrounding the November 17 release of Sara Palin’s autobiography, Going Rogue: An American Life by publishing on the same day, Going Rouge: Sarah Palin, An American Nightmare a collection of essays on Palin and the meaning of her arrival in American politics..
(via Sarah Palin’s Rosy Media Debut - RedTracker News - Anne of Carversville)
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