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  • An unannounced but potent war on science.
    In which we consider the utility of stinks and bangs, and try to strike a balance between curiosity and criminality.

  • What bloody separation of powers?
    Congress has been sitting on Dick Cheney’s lap and accepting tasty treats from Jack Abramoff for six years now.
    - jcarroll

    Foundations of Six Sigma Management - informit


    Chuck Schupp: MLB’s Bat-man - thebaseballreport
    Baseball’s numbers revered by many - mercurynews
    Art of baseball: Radio deities who call the shots - seattletimes
    Griffey could be most likely big name for Yanks - newsday
    Baseball for Life - nytimes
    Rockies keep their iPods on the ball - denverpost
    Center of Attention - sfgate
    Royals Hire Tom Emanski To Teach Them Fundamentals Of Baseball - theonion


    Yuzu & Huckleberry - sfgate
    How these and other obscure ingredients end up on so many Bay Area menus

  • Who’s A Girl Gotta Fuck To Get Some Closure On Her Relationship With Her Father?
  • New Triple-X Dinosaur Park Opens In Nevada
  • Infographic: GnR album delay
    - all hail theonion

  • How to slow the spread of the bomb - csmonitor
  • Proposal to Implant Tracking Chips in Immigrants - livescience
  • Orbiting gas stations key to interplanetary exploration - newscientistspace
  • Satellite could open door on extra dimension - newscientistspace
  • Court outlaws EU-U.S. passenger data transfer - news.com
  • Neutral Net? Who Are You Kidding? - wired
  • Feds put squeeze on Internet firms - cnn tech
  • Blogs ó the Hill’s version of talk radio - usatoday
  • HIV origin ‘found in wild chimps’ - bbcnews
    (via FutureBrief)


    2002 : Science Toys You Can Make With Your Kids
    2005 : You are being tracked

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