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“Harvard’s Faculty of Arts and Sciences passed a motion Tuesday saying it lacked confidence in President Lawrence Summers — the first such action in the nearly 400-year history of the university.”

(categories: interesting)
“Broken,” an interesting remix of the famous comic legends into one weird, sad mix …

(categories: comics interesting)
“Sharon Stone whips off her top and seems to land a new fella â€” just hours after a furious bust-up with her lover Eason Jordan.”

(categories: girls amazing explicit)
“Judith Scott (born 1943), a 55-year-old woman with Down’s Syndrome, has spent the past ten years producing a series of totally non-functional objects which, to us, appear to be works of sculpture, except that the notion of sculpture is far beyond Judith’

(categories: sad interesting)
“With the update to iTunes 4.7.1, Apple has quietly introduced a limit to the number of users who can access your iTunes shared music per day, according to several posts on websites and Apple’s own support area.”

(categories: music evil mac)
“IE 7.0 will feature international domain name (IDN) support; transparent Portable Network Graphics (PNG) support, which will allow for the display of overlayed images in the browser; and new functionality that will simplify printing from inside IE 7.0, p

(categories: geekery interesting)
“For many Americans the word ‘conservative’ has positive connotations beyond politics and in their own lives. A majority of Americans are conservative or cautious with their money and with the decisions they make about their children’s health and educatio

The article proposes we call them “the reckless right wing of the Republican Party.”

(categories: politics neocon interesting goodideas)

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