digg.com

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• Kissinger admitted to South Korean hospital
• Will London 2012 Be ‘The Green Olympics’?
• How Apple Blew Its Chance To Own AdMob For $600 Million
• Genius Promotion Campaign : IKEA Subway Display in Paris

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• The Frame: Hunting for "The Hobbit" (PICS)
• New Version of Digg Revealed
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• NFL: Verizon In, Sprint Out
• Seven Improved Security Features in Windows 7
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• My New Teeth Cleaner (pic)
• Cupcakes! 25 Photos of Sugary Goodness
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• This is why we don't have the next Half-Life game yet.
• Top 10 Google Apps Marketplace Apps
• Comcast-NBCU merger: how the regulators will decide
• Members of Congress Boosted their budgets 5% last Year
• Barack Obama's approval rating drops to 46%
• Quite the Distraction (PIC)
• 9 Lame Vampires Much Cooler than the Vampires in Twilight
• Sex being AWESOME helps sell condoms in SouthEast Asia

reddit.com

• The father of Modern Physics and a true Genius, Happy Birthday Albert Einstein!
• "This is a Microsoft STANDARD... I'm sure of it!"
• I'm happy to buy a struggling Redditor pizza. Let me know if you are doing it rough and would go for some pizza right now.
• The real-world inspiration for the Night Elf Female dance. Skip to 3:05 for the NE part, but you're going to watch the whole thing anyway. [possibly NSFW]
• Consumerism at its best
• I can't be the only one who was thrown off by all this "Gabe" and "episode 3" talk.
• NANANANANANANANA CATMAN!
• Oh shit. Venezuela's Chavez calls for internet controls: 'The Internet cannot be something open where anything is said and done'
• Why can't we just abolish daylight savings time?
• They just installed my desk phone at work. When I called my wife to say I was going to be two hours late she replied in a cold voice, "The caller id says 'Residence Inn'."

• Elephant vs croc [PIC]
• Did you know there is a demo for Half-Life 1, featuring an exclusive map that was cut from the original game? It is not even officially available on Steam!
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• The American Apparel search for the the best bottom in the world has concluded [NSFW]
• Dear reddit, can you order me a pizza?
• Stop It.
• Time to replace the Uncle Sam "I Want You" with this... [PIC]
• CoCo FTW!
• Luke Skywalker was the first man on the moon, say 5% of schoolchildren. In today's other news: Schoolchildren are sarcastic wee bastards; polls useless in this age group.
• ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED?
• Linux T-shirt ✓. NES controller underwear ✓. Suggestive sucking of Wiimote ✓. I wonder what her kink is? [probably NSFW]
• Dear Gabe: We kid because we love.
• Chicks FTW
• My wife just left me after 10 years. What movies should I watch.

delicious.com

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• Information Overload: Information Overload is Filter Failure, Says Shirky
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• How Facebook, MySpace and YouTube Killed eBay

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• ウェブページの高速化に必要なもの (Yahoo! JAPAN Tech Blog)
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msnbc.msn.com

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• Strong earthquake rattles central Japan
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• Pacquiao picks apart Clottey, wins decision
• WVU wins Big East, makes case for a No. 1 seed
• Marines going rogue or leading the fight?
• Questions arise over story of runaway Prius

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• Thousands mourn death of Calif. teen
• Venezuela seizes 2 tons of cocaine hidden at port
• Georgia invaded? Hoax report causes panic
• Lesbian blames cops for military discharge
• Divided party? It’s not just Republicans
• Obama: Overhaul ‘No Child Left Behind’
• It's daylight science time

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• Jekyll: Sites Made Simple
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• ColdFusion 9 at Your Service: Image Manipulation with AIR
• Five Stars! Add a Rating Widget to your ColdFusion App
• Git: Your New Best Friend
• Get Shorty: Trim the Fat with ColdFusion

cnn.com

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• Official: Afghan attacks well-organized
• Israel to investigate timing of settlement announcement
• At least 3 dead in Canada avalanche
• Henry Kissinger out of hospital
• Storms knock out power in Northeast
• Study: 9/11 workers show heart trouble
• Irish police free U.S. woman in plot case
• Iran arrests 30 in alleged U.S. cyber war
• 170,000 get mortgage aid

buzz.yahoo.com

• Strong earthquake rocks central Japan (AP)
• Pacquiao and Clottey go the distance
• China wants US reassurance over dollar (AP)
• Netanyahu voices regret in settlement row with U.S. (Reuters)
• APNewsBreak: Probe questions runaway Prius story (AP)
• Catholic hospitals support health care bill (AP)
• US mom: Daughter 'lost her mind'
• Mar.8-14: Chris Brown Pleads With Fans To Help Revive His Career
• Pacquiao vs. Clottey Fight Time: 9:00 PM ET
• UK uses 27-4 run to blow out Vols

• New Fraud Cases Point to Lapses in Iraq Projects
• Obama calls for 'No Child' remake
• Gabby Sidibe's Mom tells Howard Stern, 'Get a Life'
• Top 10 Home Remedies for a Healthier and Shinier Teeth
• Hillary Clinton rebukes Israel

techcrunch.com

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• “No Excuses” For European Startups And More Videos And Photos From Plugg 2010
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• Danah Boyd: How Technology Makes A Mess Of Privacy and Publicity
• Pixelpipe Gets Into The Location Game With Foursquare Integration
• Foursquare Opens Up Its Firehose A Bit. Social Great Takes A Drink.
• Rushin’ For Fiber, Baltimore Appoints A “Google Czar”
• The New Museum Brings Together Seven Artists With Seven Engineers (50 Discount Tickets)

• An Ecosystem Is Born: Animoto Opens Up API
• MySpace’s Mid Level Management Structure Is Crumbling
• E-Book Readers: Will Secondary Features Win Consumers’ Hearts Or Leave Them Cold?
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• It’s Hard To Watch The Newsosaurs Turn A Blind Eye To Their Own Extinction
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• CauseWorld’s New App Melds The Check-In With The Check-Out
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• Lunch.com Communities Let You Build Your Own Niche Reviews Site
• Update: In Time For SXSW, Twitter Officially Turns On Geolocation
• AOL’s Big SXSW Bet On Seed and “Bionic Journalism”

news.yahoo.com

• Netanyahu voices regret in settlement row with U.S. (Reuters)
• AP Exclusive: Pentagon gun was from Tenn. police (AP)
• Storm leaves Northeast soggy, windblown and dark (AP)
• Pakistani jets kill 16 militants: official (Reuters)
• Pakistani jets pound Taliban hide-outs (AP)
• Thaksin's supporters issue ultimatum to Thai govt (AFP)
• U.N. Iran sanctions may take until June: Kouchner (Reuters)
• Afghan gov wants more troops after Kandahar attack (AP)
• Pacquiao dominates Clottey for decision (AP)
• Protesters surge into Bangkok urging new election (AP)

• ABC, Lifetime among winners of GLAAD Media Awards (AP)
• China PM defends assertive trade, foreign policy (AP)
• Obama promise: Brighter education futures for kids (AP)
• APNewsBreak: Probe questions runaway Prius story (AP)
• Thousands of protesters swarm Bangkok, seek elections (Reuters)
• Israel captures senior Hamas militant in West Bank (AFP)
• Israel arrests top Hamas official in West Bank (Reuters)
• China's Wen says U.S. responsible for bad ties (Reuters)
• Blast kills Pakistani national in Afghanistan: police (Reuters)
• India police arrest 2 in Mumbai for planning strikes (Reuters)

wired.com

• SXSW: Comic Bill Hicks Posthumously Rocks Austin
• SXSW: Dynamo Takes on YouTube for Indie Film Rentals
• Google '99.9%' Sure To Shut China Search Engine: Report
• SXSW: 'Kick-Ass' Goes to Comic Book Extremes
• SXSW: First Look at Bigger, Nastier 'Predators'
• E-Readers Will Survive the Onslaught of Tablets
• Research Reveals Early Signs of Autism in Some Kids
• FBI Hoaxes Boost Online Fraud
• McLaren Cribs From Planes, Flutes to Build Faster F1 Cars
• Big Earthquakes Cause Premature Births

• Dual-Screen E-Reader Makes a Half-Assed Debut
• A Cooperative Approach to Advance Electric Racing
• NetFlix Cancels Recommendation Contest After Privacy Lawsuit
• Watch Streaming Video on Your Mobile
• Video: Cold, Little Comet Is No Match for Big, Hot Sun
• China Warns Google Over Search Censorship
• Solar Slumber May Have Been Caused by Magnetic Flows
• SXSauced: Crafty Cocktails at East Side Show Room
• Slacker Radio Secretly Preparing On-Demand Music Service
• Apple iPad Will Read Books Out Loud, Support Free E-Books
• Desperate Efforts to Save Endangered Bats May Fail
• SXSW: See All Austin Check-ins in One Place
• With More Than Enough Apps, Apple Pushes for Quality
• SXSW: First Look at 'American: The Bill Hicks Story'
• March 12, 1790: Batteries Now Included
• Alt Text: Resurrected Movie Gimmicks of the Future
• The '70s Photos That Made Us Want to Save Earth
• NASA's New Jumbo Jet Keeps Giant Eye on Heavens
• Plug and Play: USB Albums We'd Like to See
• Al Franken Jokes, But Google Fiber Is No Laughing Matter

boingboing.net

• Plutopia, a multifaceted extravaganza, in Austin Monday, March 15
• BB cameo in SpongeBob Squarepants (not really)
• Epic Disneyland '56 home movie is now a DVD
• Son House, "Death Letter" (Greatest Song of All Time of the Day)
• New Keyboard Cat is pretty great
• Patagonia M10 jacket weighs only 10 ounces
• Add your name to "Save the Net" FB page, help the LibDems do the right thing!
• Leaked UK record industry memo sets out plans for breaking copyright
• Most beautiful bookstore - Buenos Aires's Librería El Ateneo Grand Splendid
• Saturday Morning Science Experiment: Alka-seltzer lava lamp

• Hanging Out with Kim Jong-il
• Boba Fett accordion-busks the Zelda theme on a NYC subway platform
• Luc Besson's steampunk movie
• Sci-fi: a Jesusfish raygun parody
• Hugo nominating deadline looms
• US census infographics from 1870
• Die Antwoord to sign with Interscope, Neill Blomkamp to direct next video
• Marque Cornblatt retrospective art opening in Baltimore
• Collect whale snot using a remote control helicopter
• Just look at this awesome steampunk bananagun.
• Thanks, advertising, for ruining another cherished movie cliché
• An alternative to the atomic bomb?
• Laptop sleeve made out of recycled wetsuits
• Taste Test: Kumquat
• Mini-documentary on the British war on public photos and videos
• Cosmos on Hulu
• Beyond Books: University library collections for Happy Mutants
• Americans: Test your broadband speed, help the FCC keep ISPs honest
• J.G. Ballard's Bang Wallop
• Richard Thompson, "For Shame of Doing Wrong" (Greatest Song of All Time of the Day)

slashdot.org

• Pi Day and an Interview With a Pi Researcher
• A Skeptical Comparison of HTML5 Video Playback To Flash
• Long-Running Underwater Robot Lost At Sea
• Pharma Marketing Faces a Character-Count Conundrum
• OpenBSD 4.7 Preorders Are Up
• Programming the Commodore 64: the Definitive Guide
• Former Astronauts Call Obama NASA Plans "Catastrophic"
• GPS Log Analysis Uncovers Millions In NYC Taxi Overcharges
• Brinksmanship Continues In Google-China Row Over Censorship
• Why Are Digital Hearing Aids So Expensive?

• Key Web App Standard Approaches Consensus
• Toyota Acceleration and Embedded System Bugs
• AMARSi Project Aims To Have Robots Learn Jobs From Co-workers
• Fastest (and Most Compact) Stellar Spinner Confirmed
• Final Decision Deferred On ".xxx" Domains

fark.com

• According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), the likelihood of a woman dying in childbirth in the US is five times greater than in Greece [Sad]
• Photoshop this clearcut on wheels [Photoshop]
• The ten weirdest places on Earth. With awesome pics [Cool]
• Geez. You go on television in Georgia, falsely report that Russian tanks have invaded Tblisi and the country's president is dead, and all hell breaks loose [Strange]
• When are you able to get three DUI's in one year and still get to keep your job? When you're a cop, that's when [Asinine]
• Apologist on the U.S. Catholic Church's child abuse problem: 4% of priests abused children, sure, but that may be less of a problem than for almost any other profession (without citing data) [Dumbass]
• RIP Theodore C. Olbermann, 1929-2010 [Sad]
• Which way do we turn the clock? Trust the headline [Fail]
• The secret to having happy employees? Fire the unhappy ones [Obvious]
• Walmart fires Associate of the Year, cancer patient for medical marijuana use [Asinine]

• You know how I know you're gay? You spend $5900/yr. to attend an online "GLBTQ" high school [Stupid]
• Dog growls contain specific information - probably like "Ruh roh" and "Timmy's down the well." [Interesting]
• Lesbian discharged from the Air Force under "Don't Ask Don't Tell" when a bigot cop in South Dakota saw her marriage license and felt it was his duty to out her [Asinine]
• $352 fine + citation + court appearance date = some Wisconsin's library's response to woman who returned three books too late [Asinine]
• Photoshop this green scene [Photoshop]
• IRS sends two dark-suited agents to car wash to hand deliver notice of 4¢ delinquency [Asinine]
• New York City cabbies cheat customers out of millions every year. By the way, the sun comes up in the morning, and air is free [Obvious]
• What do Arkansas, Oklahoma, Idaho and Utah all have in common? They loves to marry their wimmenfolk off good an early [Obvious]
• If you're one of the 2.5 million innocent people NYPD stopped and frisked over the last 5 years, don't worry, you're still in their computer system [Scary]
• Put a Spork in it, it's done. Supposedly vicious weiner dog gets six months of doggy probation [Followup]
• Protip: the free wi-fi at your local coffeehouse should not be used to share kiddie porn [Dumbass]
• South San Francisco will refund $3.1 million to drivers because Simon didn't say "use cameras to ticket drivers who run red lights" [Interesting]
• NJ town wants Mystery Knitter to apply for permit, clearly infringing on her constitutional right to keep and bear yarn [Silly]
• Another blue-eyed, blonde haired "Jihad Jane" pops up, with a "yeah, I think I would, she has the crazy eyes" pic [Dumbass]
• Wife of Pentecostal minister locks self in room for weeks to fast and be with God. Husband never bothers to check, since she was in the Lord's hands. Guess how that worked out? [Florida]
• Print journalists quit local paper to create a second print newspaper for town of 4,000. Will presumably branch out and create VHS store and telegraph office next [Silly]
• Fishing is a lot easier when the fish try to jump into your net because they're trying to escape a 12-foot crocodile (w/ pic) [Scary]
• At what point did this teacher think writing "Loser" on a sixth-grader's writing assignment was a good idea? [Dumbass]
• Problem: urban high school only has 4% reading at grade level. Solution: make school eight hours long, no girls, and give every student a wristwatch. Proof: Every single graduating senior has been accepted to college [Cool]
• Australia may lower the blood alcohol limit for motorists to .02, meaning they'd returned to the good old days when 98% of the residents were prisoners [Asinine]
• They take lobster seriously up in Maine [Scary]
• Man walks in on his girlfriend having sex with two other men and kills all three of them. Subby liked how this scenario ended last night on Cinemax better [Interesting]
• Last week: drinking may help reduce weight gain. This week: Put down the beer, fatty [Obvious]
• Protip: When special ed students start giving up on your school district, you just might have a problem [Sad]
• One in ten British children believe that the Queen invented the telephone. The remaining 90% think that she will, she will, rock you [Amusing]
• Henry Kissinger, how we're missin' you, and wishing you were here [Interesting]
• In one of those stories where it's hard to feel sorry for anyone, a Houston lawyer gets scammed out of $182,000 then sues Citibank for 'letting it happen' [Dumbass]
• Former NY high school student awarded $1.25m for being picked on. ""His high school years were destroyed...The jury found he endured 3 years of living hell." In other news, every Farker on the planet has lawyered up [Asinine]
• Photoshop this photoshoot [Photoshop]
• Goin' to a goat show, everybody. Goin' to a goat show, come on now [Amusing]
• Passed out in an idling car with your 9-year-old daughter in the back is no way to go through life, son [Asinine]
• A Chicken McNugget has seven ingredients -- and that's just the meat. You don't even want to know about the Filet-O-Fish [Scary]
• Mayor rescues kitten just in time for Caturday. "I change light bulbs for elderly people, I unblock drains and I rescue cats. It is part of being the mayor of a super city" [Caturday]
• Your mother sews socks that smell [Strange]
• Don't you hate it when your car gets towed? It's even worse when you're a funeral director and the car that just got towed still had a body inside [Dumbass]
• Lawyer makes the case that CIA drone operators are unlawful combatants [Interesting]
• Britain has spent £190,000 in an unsuccessful twelve year battle to wipe out the country's only termite colony. Apparently don't know that they could have flown in a whole team of Orkin men for 1/10th the price [Fail]
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• I'm sorry, since we don't charge a lot for this particular dish, you cannot take your leftovers home with you. Sincerely, the management [Amusing]
• If you must impersonate a police officer, make sure you dont have a job that would make you easily recognizable. Like TV news anchor [Florida]

cracked.com

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• A Short Film Made With a Scanner

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• Urban Resilience
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• Funny Predators
• Survival of the Fittest

• The English: a people without a history?
• Language Evolution
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• Haute Couture Tattoos for Posh Girls
• The Quest for Life on Mars

nytimes.com

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• One Analysis of the Google Buzz Mess
• Honey, Don’t Bother Mommy. I’m Too Busy With My Blog and Building My Brand.
• One on One: Andrey Ternovskiy, Creator of Chatroulette
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• Novelties: From Camera to Computer, With Fiber Optic Links
• Ushahidi - Africa’s Gift to Silicon Valley: How to Track a Crisis
• Sony Adds Motion Control to the PS3
• When Will Location-Based Coupons Take Off?

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• Appeals Court Upholds Cable TV Access Rules
• China Warns Google Again on Censorship
• Apple’s Tim Cook Receives $22 Million Bonus
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• Protecting Your Privacy on Google Buzz
• The Medium: RateMyProfessors.com.
• Advertising: Instant Ads Set the Pace on the Web
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adamstiles.com

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newsvine.com

• Agencies lag in following Obama's openness order
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• British couple appealing Dubai kiss conviction
• 2 Indians arrested in alleged Mumbai terror plot
• Guinea interim leader rules out presidential bid
• Central African Republic official warns of coup
• AP Exclusive: Pentagon gun was from Memphis police
• Strong earthquake rattles buildings around Japan
• Jets coach Rex Ryan has weight-loss surgery
• Militant with money links leads Abu Sayyaf faction

• At least 3 snowmobilers dead in Canadian avalanche
• Warriors hand reeling Raptors fourth straight loss
• Canucks return home to beat Senators
• New Mexico State beats Utah State, wins WAC title
• Wright has memorable Big East tourney for G'town
• APNewsBreak: Probe questions runaway Prius story
• US soldier in Afghanistan has a dream
• From Israel, a radical way to boost organ donation
• Venezuela's Chavez: Internet should be regulated
• Butler, West Virginia win Big East championship
• Premier: China's yuan to remain `basically stable'
• ABC, Lifetime among winners of GLAAD Media Awards
• No. 1 KU beats No. 9 K-State 72-64 in Big 12 final
• Police: Woman in bust hid nearly $26,000 in bra
• Pelosi confident House will pass health care bill

arstechnica.com

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• Netflix settles privacy lawsuit, ditches $1 million contest
• New Zealand relies on BGP router protocol to filter the 'Net
• China and Google playing game of Chicken over censorship
• Science journo quits writing to fight chiropractic libel suit

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• Five insights into the behaviors of social media users
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• Beautiful innovation: the first 20 hours of FF XIII
• Family of four gets their genomes sequenced
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• OpenGL 4 spec arrives with Direct3D 11 feature parity
• iPhone still second-place US smartphone while Android grows
• Intel's NAS-specific Atom platform hastens PCification
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