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How Did I Miss This?

Posted by Casey Rae-Hunter on Fri, Mar 12, 2010

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Probably because I’m only just now watching Michael Moore’s Capitalism: a Love Story. This video, “Cleveland: We’re Not Detroit” is hilarious. Sad, but hilarious. And another version: The rest of the movie is good, too. I’m not much of a Michael Moore fan, but this one is true to the core. In fact, it doesn’t go [...]

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Dispatches From the Stacks

Posted by Wes Covey on Sun, Mar 7, 2010

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Welcome to a very special edition of Dispatches From the Stacks. What’s so special, you ask? Well, I won’t be writing for a couple weeks. So what, you say, it’s not like you post every week like you’re supposed to. Fair enough, I say, but this time I have a valid excuse. You see, dear patrons, [...]

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Bringing Down the House

Posted by Nicholas Farrell on Sun, Mar 7, 2010

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Guten Tag, everyone. Here’s some unusual news from the Fatherland. It’s been noted that Germans have a thing for planning and strategy. A group of German men took such inclinations to extremes yesterday, forcefully exiting celebrity poker tournament Promi-Poker-Tournier with the winner’s share — an excess of 800,000€ ($1 million USD) — after having laid [...]

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Teabaggers Make a “Rap” Video Full of AIDS and FAIL

Posted by Matthew King on Wed, Mar 3, 2010

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Wow. So World Nut Daily has been hosting this guy’s videos for a while now. He’s this amazing douchebag who first came on my radar a few weeks ago with a video where he snarkily explains why it’s OK that Uganda passed a law making homosexuality a capital offense. I’m not going to link directly [...]

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Transparency or Cyberstupidity?

Posted by Casey Rae-Hunter on Tue, Mar 2, 2010

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It’s clear that the coming years will present major tests for security on the internet. We’ll also likely see further debate about privacy and First Amendment issues online, with personal data, intellectual property and child pornography topping the laundry list of concerns. But in the wake of the attack on Google in China, let’s start [...]

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