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Wed April 10, 2013
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(Washington Examiner)
 
 
 
[Politics] Obamacare will work out so well, one of its main architects stated the following: Law 'beyond comprehension;' After bad start, 'will only get worse'...Fail tag is for all those who 'passed it to see what was in it'
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(CNN)
 
 
 
[Main] Fed releases minutes early. It's okay, that can happen to anyone
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(16)
 
(Abc.net.au)
 
 
 
[Main] Ronald Reagan only had the power of radio to announce "the bombing begins in five minutes." Today, the city of Yokohama has the power of Twitter to announce the same
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(29)
 
(Chicago Trib)
 
 
 
[Business] United Airlines comes in last in transportation survey, just slightly behind Wells Fargo stage coaches
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(6)
 
(LA Times)
 
 
 
[Main] Old and busted: Texting while driving. New and busted: Texting while piloting a medical helicopter
source: latimes.com   |   share: Share on Facebook Share on Twitter
(35)
 
(Gizmodo)
 
 
 
[Geek] Sure, Jobs is dead, Apple stock is down, the iPhone 5 and iPad mini were uninspired refreshes, but there's no reason to think that Apple is in....oh......oh no
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(119)
 


Tue April 09, 2013
(NBC News)
 
 
 
[Main] The majesty of orbiting the Moon during the Apollo missions: seeing Earth float in Space, ruminating on our role in the Universe, having your turds float in Zero-G in the capsule and asking Mission Control what to do
source: cosmiclog.nbcnews.com   |   share: Share on Facebook Share on Twitter
(86)
 
(WPRI Rhode Island)
 
 
 
[Main] In an effort to be recognized as something other than a measure of size, Rhode Island now boasts the country's most unpopular governor
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(57)
 
(NBC San Diego)
 
 
 
[Main] Woman tries to steal research ship for a three hour tour, a three hour tour
source: nbcsandiego.com   |   share: Share on Facebook Share on Twitter
(43)
 
(Gawker)
 
 
 
[Main] Liberal press does not support incarceration of Fox News reporter because
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(125)
 
(CBC)
 
 
 
[Main] Let's just call it Birth Control Roulette
source: cbc.ca   |   share: Share on Facebook Share on Twitter
(45)
 
(Deadline)
 
 
 
[Entertainment] Hollywood hopes that witches will be the next big thing, and Fox secures the rights to an as-yet unpublished trilogy of novels
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(59)
 


Mon April 08, 2013
(Huffington Post)
 
 
 
[Entertainment] Paris Hilton stars in two of the ten worst movies of all time, neither of which were her sex tape
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(90)
 
(CNBC)
 
 
 
[Business] Ron Johnson resigns as JC Penney's CEO, will be replaced by former CEO Mike Ullman, who will do the job for "just $1 million"
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(49)
 
(Tech Dirt)
 
 
 
[Main] The French government probably should have looked up "Le Streisand Effect" before extorting deletion of a Wikipedia article for reasons of national security
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(28)
 
(Gamespot)
 
 
 
[Geek] Microsoft insider Paul Thurrott not only confirms the Xbox720 being always online, but also reveals a $500 base price and a $300 subscription subsidized price. Sony and Nintendo last heard to be celebrating the news over a round of hookers and blow
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(Bloomberg)
 
 
 
[Business] Bootstrappy Red States want to swap out the US Dollar with gold coins. Unfortunately, all their debts are in US Dollars. Good luck with that, boys
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