digg.com

• EPIC Combo [Pic]
• Playing Whack-A-Mole With Data: The Pirate Bay Lives On | To
• Risks, Benefits Of Securitization Under Scrutiny
• Buzz Aldrin urges unity for mission to Mars (w/VID)
• Papiroflexia: Fred, the Skilled Paper Folder (HD Animation)
• US Department of Energy Cancels Nuclear Reprocessing Project
• Another Top Cuban Athlete Defects to the U.S....Freeeedom
• 25 Brilliant Bookmarklets to Boost Your Browsing
• LIFE on the Fourth - Photo Gallery, 10 Incredible Photos
• Vampires - In Space! Or the Future! Or Both!

• Jammie Thomas' lawyer says she will appeal against RIAA
• Central Florida Man Rents Gun, Kills Self At Shooting Range
• Chinese Web Crawlers May Bypass Filters with Mac/Linux
• Turkish gameshow attempts to convert aetheists
• The Bank Anger tour across the blogosphere
• Taliban Slip Away From Afghanistan Surge Battle - WSJ.com
• Photographer Learned About VIBE Shutdown in Mid-Shoot
• Amazing Bottle Art: How to Recycle Glass Bottles
• Ten ways to smooth the switch to Linux
• "Fringe" Producer Writing a Movie Based on Fisher-Price Toy
• How Nerds can Feel More Like Jocks (on paper, at least)
• North Korea Launhes Beer! Less Threatening, Tastes Great
• The Strange Ingredients in Fireworks
• Apple prepares iPhone SMS patch
• The Cost of Doing Something
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• BMW Electric Bike Saves The Planet But Not People
• Flash DOOM 2D (Platformer)
• APOD: 2009 July 3 - Perihelion and Aphelion
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• Goldman Sachs created every major economic bubble since 1930
• The Best Web Browser for Secretly Watching Videos at Work
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• Alaska Governor Sarah Palin will not run for re-election
• Solar Power from Outer Space: Microwaves and Frickin' Lasers
• NY thieves want iPhones, victims fight back
• The Making of 'Batman Arkham Asylum'
• The FDA and Painkillers: What's Safe Now?
• Could we Garden on Mars?
• Say Goodbye to Corn -- Microalgae Could Be the Next Biofuel

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reddit.com

• My programming quotes file was well received when I posted it to reddit three years ago, here is a much updated and expanded version.
• Hey Reddit, I have a 1947 world altas. I wonder if it can teach us anything about peace in the Middle East? [pic]
• Someone I know just had successful brain surgery. Her first words were to thank god and not the doctor who spent years honing his craft to give her the gift of longer life on Earth.
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• Download Insurance? $8? Fuck you, Corel.
• For the first time, a Palin actually decides to pull out early.
• Premature Flexibilization Is The Root of Whatever Evil Is Left
• io9 - A Drug That Could Give You Perfect Visual Memory
• The ultimate NSFW

• Sarah Palin is Stepping Down as Alaska Gov. — Will Not Seek Reelection
• Daughter has many new friends
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• Stephen Hawking: "Humans Have Entered a New Stage of Evolution."
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• LIMEWIRE gurus get mad at Dovecote techs for stealing pizza at their private party in NYC. Hilarity ensues.
• Jesus [PIC]
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• Blind man sees wife for first time after having a TOOTH implanted into his eye
• My faith has been completely destroyed
• My Cat Likes To Be Hit [vid]
• A TRUE Blonde [Pic]
• Algorithms to Shake Up Vegas
• Let's have an age of consent for religion - if you're not old enough to have sex, you're not old enough to commit yourself to a god

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• How Not To Sort By Average Rating
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• The Big PHP IDE Test: Why Use One And Which To Choose | Developer's Toolbox | Smashing Magazine
• Taking Apart the $819 billion Stimulus Package - washingtonpost.com
• Build the Perfect PC! Step-by-Step Illustrated How-To Guide | Maximum PC
• An Intensive Exploration Of jQuery - NETTUTS

• Whoosh
• 14 Tools of Highly Effective Twitter Users - Kenny Hyder
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newsvine.com

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• Venus faces lil' sis Serena in 4th Wimbledon final
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• Canada edges Jamaica in opener
• Pujols hits club-record 4th slam in Cards' 7-4 win
• Bowyer races to first Nationwide win of season
• Johnson's 2-run double lifts Mariners to 7-6 win
• Choo's seven RBIs lead Indians past Athletics 15-3

• Moss, Vazquez homer for Pirates in 7-4 win
• Conrad's 3-run pinch homer gives Braves 9-8 win
• Young leads Silver Stars over Sky
• Holdsclaw, Lyttle lead Atlanta past Mystics
• AP Source: Detroit mayor firing police chief
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• Backtalk wins Bashford Manor at Churchill Downs
• Nash re-ups with Jackets for 8 years
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• Palin resigns as governor; leaves plans secret
• Ramirez apologizes to fans, Dodgers teammates
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• Palin resigning as Alaska governor

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tailrank.com

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• UK seeks Iran trial clarification - BBC News
• Palin resigning as Alaska governor in surprise move - Reuters
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• Tensions mount as Honduras defies OAS - Los Angeles Times
• 'Serial killer' sought in South Carolina - CNN
• US Drone Targets Taliban in Pakistan - Washington Post
• UN secretary-general defends his approach to the job - Los Angeles Times
• North Korea 'tests more missiles' - BBC News
• Sanford heads for Florida for tense reunion with wife - New York Daily News

techcrunch.com

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• Tweetmeme Wants To Be The King Of Retweets
• How To JailBreak the iPhone 3GS
• Singing A New Tune: The Imeem Music Store.

• Authorize.net Goes Down, E-Commerce Vendors Left Hanging
• Coming Soon: Even More TechCrunch in London
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• Brace Yourselves! “Asteroids” Headed For The Big Screen
• In India, Google Searches For Users With Print Ads
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• As The DOJ Pounces, Google Makes Book Search Even Better
• Google Voice Now Lets You Change Your Number. It’ll Cost You $10.
• Fitnio: Finally, An iPhone Exercise App That Gives You Control Of Your Music
• Dice Reports Murky Waters For Tech Jobs
• The Infamous 2009 LimeWire Pizza Fiasco
• Twitter Makes Hashtags More #Useful
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• Honduras rejects OAS appeal to restore president (AP)
• Iranian cleric: British Embassy staff to be tried (AP)
• Powerful sedative found in Michael Jackson's home (AP)
• Palin resigns as governor, leaves plans secret (AP)
• SKorea says NKorea fires 3 missiles off east coast (AP)
• Ramirez apologizes to fans, Dodgers teammates (AP)
• Group Sotomayor belonged to sued over job tests (AP)
• MOUNTAIN OF DEBT: Rising debt may be next crisis (AP)
• Palin resigning as Alaska governor in surprise move (Reuters)
• NKorea test-fires three missiles: SKorea ministry (AFP)

• North Korea raises stakes with new missile launch (Reuters)
• Venus faces lil' sis Serena in 4th Wimbledon final (AP)
• Marines seek to cut Afghan insurgent supply lines (AP)
• Honduras rulers reject OAS call for Zelaya return (Reuters)
• Iranian cleric says UK embassy staff face trial (Reuters)
• Putin rejects Obama criticism before meeting (Reuters)
• U.S. drone kills 10 in Pakistan, copter crash kills 26 (Reuters)
• U.S. sounds out Arabs on Israel gestures: diplomats (Reuters)
• Medici lawyer says Kohn didn't get Madoff payments (Reuters)
• Marines in 'hell of a fight' in Afghanistan: commander (AFP)

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wired.com

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• We Drive BMW's Electric Mini E
• Bomb-Detection CEO Named New Darpa Boss

• Why You Can't Keep Your Foot Out of Your Mouth
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• Astrophysicists Discover New Class of Black Hole
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• Featherweight Olympus Is a Fine Entry-Level DSLR
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• Grow, Canada: Sustainable Biofuel From the Great White North
• Congress Probes Defunct Airport Security Fast-Lane Company
• Wired Playlist: Soulful Post-Bop From Herbie Hancock, DJ Food
• Insider Trading Suspected in Pirate Bay Sale
• Bing Snags Small Gain From Google
• Michael Jackson First to Hit 1 Million Downloads in Single Week
• Salamander Discovery Holds Clues to Human Limb Regeneration

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boingboing.net

• Ghost Town: The Bumpy Road To Bodie
• The Don Martin Dictionary
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• The Choppers (1961)

• Ript: the dude equivalent of a padded bra
• @BBVBOX: recent guest-tweeted web video picks (boingboingvideo.com)
• Same-gender sex no longer a crime in India's capital city
• NAACP comic from early 1960s
• Awesome pixel-art in cross-stitch form
• Video of Walt Disney World's Obamabot
• Anti-paparazzi handbag
• RoboGeisha trailer is awesome, includes weaponized tempura shrimp
• Scientists tour the Creationism Museum
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• Logo for "Silence of the Chips" program to give off-switches to RFIDs
• Statue of Liberty photoshopping contest
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• @BBVBOX: recent guest-tweeted web video picks (boingboingvideo.com)
• NCBI ROFL: terrific blog about funny and odd scientific publications
• Alan Watts on enjoying the spectacle of self-importance

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slashdot.org

• UK Police Told To Use Wikipedia When Preparing For Court
• Hawking Says Humans Have Entered a New Stage of Evolution
• Amazon Wants Patent For Inserting Ads Into Books
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• Source Code of Several Atari 7800 Games Released
• How To Get Your Program Professionally Marketed?
• Professor Gets 4 Years in Prison for Sharing Drone Plans With Students
• Copyright Should Encourage Derivative Works
• Open Source Facing a Difficult Battle For Cloud Relevance
• Phoenix Lander Discovers Nighttime Snowfall On Mars

• Seattle Data Center Outage Disrupts E-Commerce
• Is the Kindle DX Worth the Money?
• XHTML 2 Cancelled
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• Emulated PC Enables Linux Desktop In Your Browser

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fark.com

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• Police find 17 bags of coke in woman's buttcrack, are still searching for a second suspect. He's in there somewhere [Misc]
• Police say there will be charges, but is it really a crime to enter through the exit door? [Scary]
• There are safer ways to remove weeds around your home than by using a flame thrower. Not as fun or effective, but safer [Dumbass]
• South Carolina serial killer blamed for 4 deaths in the past week [Scary]
• Photoshop theme: It's a small world [Photoshop]
• "Startled" kids in arcade get anti-drug lesson as police tase naked 19-year-old who thinks he's the Terminator [Amusing]
• Warren Buffet gives 30% less this year, donates a paltry $1.25B to Gates Foundation [Cool]
• Tomorrow, the crown of the Statue of Liberty will be open to visitors for the first time since 9/11 [Cool]
• Great news, everyone - investigative reporting finds some strip clubs have pretty decent food [Spiffy]

• Why athletes stick to their lucky underwear. Now, if only someone could explain why subby's lucky underwear sticks to him [Interesting]
• "Is Facebook an Israeli plot to control the world?" [Amusing]
• Calgary's divorce rate jumps 40 percent after the Calgary Stampede. "Thousands of beautiful men and women come out of the woodwork at Stampede and people look incredibly sexy when you put them in a cowboy hat" [Obvious]
• "Well, I guess this is a swamp, shark that lives in the swamp. You could call it a swamp shark." [Scary]
• Gold's Gym has named July "Cankle Awareness Month" [Amusing]
• Michael Jackson had asked Nadya Suleman about adopting the Octots to offer them a bright future and because "Blanket would love to have more siblings." [Weird]
• Englishwoman dials emergency hotline to report missing hamster. Dispatcher suggests she call Top Gere instead [Amusing]
• Investigation into a massive Democratic fraud ring in Pennsylvania's legislature heats up as more than 100 subpoenas flutter through the air like a ticker-tape parade [Interesting]
• Sarah Palin to step down as Alaska governor, possibly prepare for 2012 run for president. This is good news... for Tina Fey [Interesting]
• You think a holiday with your in-laws is uncomfortable, imagine being Gov. Mark Sanford (R-South Adulturerlina) this weekend [Interesting]
• How to eat a giant African land snail. If you must [Scary]
• Wisconsin commissions new symbol for state election agency, comes up with one that looks exactly like the anarchy symbol. "Irony is an overused word, but that's somewhat ironic in this case" [Ironic]
• Mattress salesman refuses to take being laid off lying down, gets in pillow fight with boss. Except not with a pillow [Florida]
• In Canada you can't be held criminally responsible for your actions if you're under 12, which is great news if you're a 9-year-old who wants to burn down an abandoned McDonald's [Stupid]
• For the first time ever, North Korea airs a beer commercial, which notes that the beer "relieves stress and improves health and longevity," as all Farkers can attest [Cool]
• San Antonio SWAT have four hour standoff with empty house [Asinine]
• The shocking sequel to yesterday's story about former Turnpike employees not paying Turnpike tolls: former subway employees don't have to pay subway fares [Followup]
• Union president says its unfair to require all Boston police to abstain from illegal drugs just because of 15 bad apples [Dumbass]
• Hearing examines whether police officer's thyroid problem means he shouldn't be fired for misplacing evidence and not doing his job [Weird]
• Owner of Chinese buffet chain offers free meals to Canadians on Canada Day to show his gratitude to the country, is immediately accused of violating human rights of non-Canadians [Asinine]
• You know it's a good party when your underwear ends up on a street sign [Amusing]
• Kenyans furious that Barack Obama won't visit the country where he was born during his trip to Africa [Sad]
• Staples: you've got questions, we've got Michael Jackson's corpse on display next Tuesday [Followup]
• No matter how you try to justify it as art, the police aren't going to be too impressed when your canvas is a $1600 plasma tv at Sears and your subject is your penis [Dumbass]
• Pennsylvania bill makes it illegal to implant a microchip into a human being without his or her consent. An amendment is being offered to prohibit alien anal probes as well [Strange]
• Turns out that competitive eating leads to weight gain and clogged arteries. Huh. Whoda thunk it? [Obvious]
• "Officer, I'd like to report a crime. I was having sex with two women in my pool and a neighbor was, can you believe it, watching" [Unlikely]
• Cabbie uses deodorant to disarm would-be robber [Unlikely]
• Was it wrong to wish I'd nailed Farrah on her deathbed? Should I not have done that? [Misc]
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• The prosecution would now like to call anyone with access to the internet [citation needed] [Stupid]
• I saw a (man)girdle [Amusing]
• When reporting on tomorrow's annual Nathan's Hot Dog Eating Contest at Coney Island, you have to include every hot dog-related pun known to man. It's the law. Wieners [Silly]
• Coolest history lesson on Thomas Jefferson you'll see all day [Spiffy]
• Did you know the ACLU is suing to remove all cross shaped headstones from national cemetaries, to keep Navy Chaplains from mentioning Jesus to keep Marines from bowing their heads, and to force your daughters to use crescent shaped IUDs? [Sad]
• Photoshop Zoe's 15 minutes of fame [Photoshop]
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cracked.com

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• The 7 Most Pathetic G.I. Joe Characters

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nowpublic.com

• Oprah Singer not into singing praises for Canada's Health Care
• OAS Insulza: There was a military coup against President Zelaya.
• Poll automation on as Smartmatic, TIM reconcile
• Train Derailment in France Injures 13
• EU Untrustworthy? 1,032 Arrested in Unrest
• UK maintains its advisory against travelling to Sri Lanka.
• The 4th of July only for those that can tweet.
• North Korea Fires 2 Scud Missiles Raising Level of Global Concern
• Margery Tannenbaum Targets 9-year Old Girl With Craigslist Sex Ad
• Sarah Palin has RESIGNED as governor of Alaska

• Incoherence and double standards in my 4th of July celebrations
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mixx.com

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• Yi Qi Chinies Girl on a Beach
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• Talk of drug use continues to dog Jackson's death
• Analysis: Barack Obama's moment of truth in Afghanistan
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• YouTube - Ron Paul on Cap and Trade
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• The Case of the Shrinking Sheep
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clipmarks.com

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• $1,000 Fine
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• Jesus Rode A Dinosaur? Seems Some Think So.
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linkfilter.net

• Blind man sees after having a TOOTH implanted into his eye
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• Palin resigning as Alaska governor on July 26
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• Two Mexican Midget Wrestlers Killed by Fake Prostitutes

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lifehacker.com

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• Get Ready For Summer With Homemade Sunblock [Summer]
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• The WoodTones Desktop [Featured Desktop]
• Get Patriotic in This Week's Open Thread [Open Thread]
• Watch Fewer Food Ads for Less Couch Snacking [Diet Hacks]

• Best Online Image Editor? [Hive Five Call For Contenders]
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• Remains of the Day: How Private Is Your Browser History Edition [For What It's Worth]
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• Make a DIY Document Holder With A Single Binder Clip [DIY]
• RunPee Bathroom Break Tool Releases iPhone App [Downloads]
• Keep Firefox Open When Closing the Last Tab [Firefox Tip]
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• Open a New Command Prompt from Explorer with a Hotkey [Autohotkey]
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• Gadget and Gear Deals of the Day [Dealhacker]
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• Add Recycle Bin and More to My Computer [Windows Tip]
• Firefox 3.5 Portable Available for Download [Downloads]
• Google Update No Longer Runs in Background [Updates]
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• gdgt Tracks Discussions Around Your Gadgets [Webapps]
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• Remains of the Day: Experimental Morning Routines Edition [For What It's Worth]
• How to Buy Your Own Health Insurance [Health]
• The Essentials of Email Etiquette [Netiquette]
• GFI Backup is an Easy to Use, Free Backup Solution [Downloads]
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• What Powers the Aggregators?

techsted.com

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• Blame It On the iPhone: AT&T Reports Lower Profits, Lots of Traffic
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• LinkedIn: $75.7 Million in Series D with Follow-on
• Tax, shipping costs coming to Google Product Search
• Microsoft to Rush out Emergency Windows Patch
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• Comcast begins to rollout 50 Mbps High-Speed Internet Service
• Animoto launches site for professional photographers
• Weblogs, Inc. Three Years Later: Impressive Page View And Revenue Growth

• eBay to care about plight of elephants next year [Great Moments In Pr]
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arstechnica.com

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• "MySpace mom" Lori Drew's conviction thrown out
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