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Wed March 10, 2010
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(Some Guy) Interesting What the Earth will look like in 50 million years  (darkroastedblend.com) (96)

Mon March 08, 2010
(PhysOrg.com) Spiffy Researchers transmit power through superconducting lines for 200 meters. All we need is 12 gajillion miles of liquid nitrogen cooled power lines and our grid will be hugely efficient and we'll save electric... wait this isn't adding up  (physorg.com) (34)

Thu February 25, 2010
(Alertnet) Interesting Scientist believe more science ($$$) is needed to determine why previous scientific evidence was wrong about the settled science of Global Warming. Science  (alertnet.org) (310)

Fri February 12, 2010
(Telegraph) Dumbass Should you ever land a job working in your National Mint, make sure you learn how to spell the name of your country properly  (telegraph.co.uk) (51)

Wed February 03, 2010
(Boing Boing) Interesting Child porn victim, raped at age 8, would like to be paid for all those pictures and videos people have downloaded of her  (boingboing.net) (570)

Thu January 21, 2010
(MSNBC) Asinine MSNBC tech gurus: don't buy an external hard drive--they're COMPLETELY obsolete for 2010. After all, there are online data storage alternatives that barely exist now and cost much much more  (articles.moneycentral.msn.com) (225)

Mon January 11, 2010
(London Times) Stupid Study claims watching TV increases your risk of heart disease by 18 percent. If you're watching a reality TV show about global warming in Yemen while eating potato chips, you've already been dead for three years  (timesonline.co.uk) (37)

Sun January 10, 2010
(Buffalo News) Interesting Woman can only donate one kidney, but both her brother and sister need one. Keep this story in mind next Christmas when you're deciding how much you should spend on your siblings  (buffalonews.com) (95)

Thu January 07, 2010
(Korea Times) Strange Art experts warn that fake North Korean paintings are in wide circulation throughout Korean peninsula. That's right, your rare "masterpiece" signed by Kim Jong-Il Van Gogh just might be a fraud  (koreatimes.co.kr) (13)

Wed January 06, 2010
(MSNBC) Sad World's only certified double atomic bombing survivor dies. Friends will miss his healthy glow and electric personality  (msnbc.msn.com) (150)

Fri January 01, 2010
(London Times) Interesting London Times first published 225 years ago today; first issue had 3 columns of news, 10 of advertising, prompting Drew of Frankfforte to write "Farkke: How Ye Maedia Passeth Crappe off as Ye News."  (timesonline.co.uk) (29)

Sat December 19, 2009
(BBC) Cool Scientists plan to explore Titan with a boat. Early estimates say that it'll cost a boatload  (news.bbc.co.uk) (53)

Fri December 18, 2009
(Wall Street Journal) Followup How Tiger Woods kept it quiet for so long  (online.wsj.com) (53)

Thu December 10, 2009
(PhysOrg.com) Strange You've been waiting patiently for this: The Mysterious Saturn Hexagon is back (with vid)  (physorg.com) (58)

Thu December 03, 2009
(Some Guy) Spiffy The worst sci-fi movies of the decade, including "Red Planet" and "Mission to Mars." "This is why we shouldn't go to Mars: It makes people stupid"  (blogs.amctv.com) (218)
(MainStreet) Interesting Screw you, loafers, homeless people and wishing wells  (mainstreet.com) (176)

Sun November 22, 2009
(Gizmodo) Cool Earth's weather like you have never seen it before... with a little help from NASA's GEOS-5 atmospheric general circulation model  (gizmodo.com) (83)

Sat November 21, 2009
(The Big Money) Interesting Google does a non-evil thing: Bans white teeth, flat stomachs  (thebigmoney.com) (66)

Wed November 18, 2009
(Dallas News) Misc J.C. Penney says "good bye" to its Big Book catalogue, sticky lingerie section  (dallasnews.com) (64)

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