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Archive for December, 2006

top f ups.

on a related note, amanda congdon’s friends have never looked better.

the top 21 tech screwups of 2006 | pcworld.com


bowie and bing!

how many people remember this one?
thanks, schrammy!

bowie meets bing | youtube.com


milhouse: the handicapper.

go cowboys!

nfl picks from the simpsons: milhouse & dad pick week 15 | foxsports.com


tell me why.

cracktastic!

why knuckles crack and joints creak | livescience.com


monopoly.

bells. best. beer. ever.

bye-bye bell’s: how illinois beer distribution laws, fiercely protected by a powerful industry, drove away one of chicago’s favorite small brewers | chicagoreader.com


going to hell.

when one company makes this much money, they must be doing something that screws over the rest of society.

huge profit at goldman brings big bonuses | nytimes.com


video bookmarking.

very very cool.

pluck, tag and save the good stuff from youtube videos | lifehacker.com


amanda congdon returns.

woo-hoo!
all things amanda | abcnews.com


exposure.

daily show and colbert are now on ifilm.

viacom sibs share ‘show’  | variety.com


building stonehenge.

kick ass video of how it might have been accomplished.

wally wallington: this man can move anything | youtube.com


blockbuster offer.

literally.

holiday gift of blockbuster total access to netflix subscribers | biz.yahoo.com


love your cell phone?

the government does too.

court says fbi can use your cell phone to spy on you | blogs.abcnews.com


tivo + mac = joy!

woo hoo!

tivotogo on your mac | zatznotfunny.com


goodbye 40 hour work week.

i wish my company embraced this concept.

best buy smashes the clock | msnbc.com


do you know?

yeah. me neither.

can you tell a sunni from a shiite? | nytimes.com


clark kent or jimmy olsen.

the next wave of journalism. maybe.
yahoo wants free reporting | techcrunch.com


better google searches.

here’s how.
ten tips for smarter google searches | informit.com


private eyes.

they’re watching you.

new rules make companies track e-mails, im | msnbc.com