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Lorem Ipsum: Throwing in the hat: "They’re two sides of the same coin. Vote for me, and I promise to THROW AWAY THE COIN. Or use it to line my own pockets."

CranAssure Urinary TractHealth by Nature's Resource: The crucial commercial Leonard didn't mention in http://www.crummy.com/2007/04/01/0 - that, and "Enablex."

penguin protest on Flickr - Photo Sharing!: NO SPRING

The Joel on Software Discussion Group - What is good about working in the IT field?: the LEGO metaphor of software development: from click-bricks to terrorector sets

The Magistrate's Blog: Corpsed: Make Your Avocation Your Vocation

"Category:Ailments of unknown etiology": Sick building syndrome, geographic tongue, and other things for Dr. House to check. Also, the Rome Process isn't what you think.

YouTube - the meth song: evidently taken off the air for being too pro-meth

Crooked Timber » » More Vlogging: Kieran Healy - disturbingly hot - in an ultra-quick parody

BBC NEWS | Science/Nature | Space 'nerd' readies for lift-off: Woooo Charles Simonyi!

haverchuk: The ice cream project: caramel ice cream: Make the cream and sugar into caramel before making the ice cream. Brilliant!

Pearls Before Breakfast - washingtonpost.com: How many world-class musicians do we just pass by in the subway? Joshua Bell and Gene Weingarten find out.

YouTube - Goodness Gracious Me: season 1 episode 5 part 2: the nearly-last sketch (doctor's office) is rather biting

Super Mario Bros Special: For completists only?

Bread and Circuits » Blog Archive » Open Source, pre-1945: "I was finally able to tell [my grandmother] what I do: I take things that were never meant to go together and work with them until they fit, patiently refusing to give up...."

The Poet Speaks of Art: poems about paintings, shown next to the paintings

Chow down, dude | Salon Life: julie powell anecdote? sign me up! for danger! also Achewood, helll of such as rawr

Guardian Unlimited | Comment is free | I can see you, citizen: This is a brilliant idea which I will steal for a stroy

YouTube - Hazel - Comet: To watch later -- mega-nostalgia song

HOWTO Encourage Women in Linux : from the author of the negotiation guide! Incl. "Don't stare and point when women arrive"

Women in FLOSS: via OtherMag blog. I never knew the LinuxChix logo was so awesome!

slacktivist: All you need is: Western Civ's advice for Leonard and me as our marriage approaches the 1-year mark

Real Live Preacher Communion Taste Test - Google Video: As in Michael Crichton's "Travels" maternity ward scene: the more you pay, the worse experience you get. Also, why does RLP not have a talk/variety show?

American Scientist Online - Where's the Real Bottleneck in Scientific Computing? : Computational illiteracy. Even some developers don't use version control (shiver). The marginal benefit of a single lesson in best practices is huge.

American Scientist Online - Why We Develop Food Allergies : Good news for vaginal birth and the extended hygiene hypothesis; "babies who breastfeed exclusively for at least the first four months appear to have fewer allergies."

punditslash: "The Drink" by SilentAuror: The best Colbert/Stewart slash I've read. I've been thinking JS-SC is the One True Pairing but many argue in favor of Colbert-Olbermann?!

Scalpel Magazine - Sharp Reviews and Interviews: Worth looking at later

crunk games - The Game Center CX Episode Guide: Any show where they make someone play Takeshi no Chousenjou is fine by me

Francine's Recipe of the day: Sci-fi author Varley's sister's recipes. Mmmm, Jalapeno Jelly!

Contamination Cited in Listerine Recall - Forbes.com: via Consumerist. And I thought I was so cool! And blue!

Letters: Help! I'm avoiding and hiding again! - Salon: just because you succeed doesn't mean you are your parents

Frank Talk: Not only does "30 Rock" have more free video online than many DVDs have as extras, but apparently Frank blogs and is Jim Anchower. What new Onstadism next?

O'Reilly Emerging Technology Conference 2007 - Powerpoint Karaoke: via Scott Rosenberg. I want to see a video of this.

ASPN : Python Cookbook : stock prices historical data bulk download from internet: Whoa! When did this happen?

Stop Illegal Spying: eff-endorsed

The Heirloom Project: I'm sticking to tomatoes

Simons Lecture I: Structure and randomness in Fourier analysis and number theory « What’s new: Am i gonna understand this stuff?

Internet Archive: Details: John Cage Lecture Reading: on Rauschenberg, Duchamp, Johns etc. at L.A. County Museum of Art, 1965: Cage + Duchamp = NOTHING

Zack Weinberg Is: A Weird Poem Form: Last night, when I was all, "trebuchet? tricolor?" I mean "triolet." Villanelles include "Do not go Gentle into that Good Night."

Dear Diary - New York Times: "Where are you visiting from?" as the worst unintentional slur for a born New Yorker, and smiling at waitstaff as the culprit

Epicenter - Wired News: so many insights - the strengths of Sony, Intel, Dell; many short meetings with as many people as can come; different kinds of brilliance

Space Is Dum: Jimbo!

Mark Dery's Pyrotechnic Insanitarium: Another instance of conscious adoption of SF imagery and metaphor

Main Page - Globulation2: Globulate good times, come on

SFReader.com Science Fiction & Fanatasy Author Page: David Walton: It's a portal!

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Poetic_form: Look what the poets have been doing while we weren't looking!

Chistory : "The late 1960s were a turbulent era for computer systems research at Bell Telephone Laboratories."

Kenzer & Company HackMaster: A game as complex as the URI you use to find out information about it!

Building Marble Machine 2: I believe this qualifies as Marble Madness

Mailhook - The easiest way to accept mail in your web apps: Nice hack

Recipe: Supernatural Brownies - New York Times: Everyone keeps linking to this recipe, so I'll at least look at it

The Poor Man » Your Final Exam in Country Music: Rappers kick themselves that they can't take "Johnny Cash" for themselves

Trivial Pursuits: the uses of freedom

Crooked Timber » » A Friend in the Family: "mafiosi have a strong interest too in ensuring that individuals don’t come to trust each other independently of their contacts through the Mafia."

PLoS Biology - Who Needs Sex (or Males) Anyway?: Obvious in retrospect: asexual reproduction messes up our conception of "species"

Tastespotting: PORTAL

FreeCol: The successor to FreeCiv?

David Lebovitz: Salted Butter Caramel Ice Cream: Possibly better than the caramel ice cream I already made?

The Starfish and the Spider / Socialtext Open Source Wiki: This book looks worth checking out

Smitten Kitchen | recipe liberation day : The barley recipe looks great, minus the eggplant

US News for Tuesday May 16th 2006 - Topix: Will this URI still work tomorrow?

First Movers: A Musing on the Constitution and Windows: hard to refactor, and such a legacy system

YouTube - Online Piracy PSA Parody: Takes a twist I wasn't expecting. No, that is not really Danny Glover.

Giving an Academic Talk: yet more grist for my Powerpoint complaint mill of a column....wait

George Orwell: Funny, but not Vulgar: I just need to buy and read a Compleat Orwell and not bankrupt myself in the process

GUTENBERG! THE MUSICAL! Now Playing at the Actors Playhouse, Off-Broadway, NYC: Possibly worth seeing

Tumbleweed Tiny House Company | Small House Plans, Floor Plans, Designs: I just want to make an omelette!

Kragen's Blog Thing: Feels like I've read this already

Moosewood Fudge Brownies Recipe - 101 Cookbooks: Bananas?

Rigs of Rods: When did software projects start having Blogspot weblogs?

Brown Bobby: making a "greaseless" doughnut in a waffle iron

Cell Phone Hand Set: Bitwise Gifts: for Zack: http://www.panix.com/~zackw/exbib/2003/September/7#0125

The NYC Insider: An Insider's Guide to New York City: How in the world is $20 "cheap"? How I long for the beauty school at Sixth and Mission in SF.

Food - Supermarkets - Obesity - Nutrition - Calories - Farmers - Agriculture - New York Times: Pollan is, as usual, devastating in synthesizing the strands of politics, economics, and food

You have the right to remain the hell in Dodge (MemeMachineGo!): my intuition tells me that I have the right to visit any non-private land in the US; courts disagree?

User interface and user education: the significance of literacy and comp literacy; "our inability to articulate the standards for these judgments... was no evidence that the judgments were impossible"

~stevenf: Aerophobe: "If it's affecting your life, if it's preventing you from doing things you would otherwise do, get help. Seriously. Realize that it's bigger than you, or you'd have gotten over it by now."

THE AD GENERATOR: a good companion to Kevan's slogan recombinator

Working Assets Wireless: Working Assets does cell phone service as a frontend to Sprint

Lomto - League of Mutual Taxi Owners : as long as Fog Creek doesn't move two blocks north or south, I'm eligible for this credit union

NASA Image of the Day: To subscribe

Tomboy : Simple note taking: Sam-recommended

http://infohost.nmt.edu/~val/review/flosspols.pdf: How awesome is Val Henson? Can't help but remember mustachioed Kara Thrace in the "must have beards" pictures

: -blacklist pcspkr

George Orwell: Shooting an Elephant: Another story I read when I was too young to grok it. Had an Achebe-like moment realizing I was Orwell and the Burmese both.

Blood, Bullets, Bombs and Bandwidth: "Not having power was probably the single biggest problem that created animosity among Iraqis," Ryan says.

Medieval Woodcuts Clipart Collection: This Medieval Life

The Poems of Jonathan Swift, D.D., Volume 1 by Jonathan Swift - Project Gutenberg: Includes "On Poetry". When letters are in vulgar shapes/'Tis ten to one the wit escapes/But, when in capitals express'd/The dullest reader smokes the jest

Eye of the king: Best job title ever (beats out Mouth of Sauron). See also: rest of site

Pret a Manger - Pret DIY: Kind of preachy about how great the sandwiches are, but they are actually pretty good.

OpenTTD - News: Not to be confused with OpenTDD

Rubygame: PyGame vs. Rubygame

The Seven Essential "Stations" Every Home Should Have - lifehack.org : Leonard, this sounds like a good way to articulate/organize some stuff at our place

Iceberg Sneak-Ins: "When it was done, I had to laugh at myself. Somehow my "one-line" feature required me to modify seven source files."

Coaching Geeks from Grace Hopper conference: how to get over self-destructive Feelings: Impostor, Loner, Outsider & Behaviors: Humble, Silent Analyst, Accomodator

blog.myspace.com/gabekoerner: Gabe's tour of the liquor-driven SFX industry

Drunk Men Work Here - On Bots - Fresh Zero Content for Compulsive Clickers: "a large scale experiment on search engine behaviour"

Taste of the N Train: Pretty sure I posted this already. It's still great.

Security Engineering - A Guide to Building Dependable Distributed Systems: Awesome free book inc. many real-world examples

Recognizing Deven: Episode 26 - India grows up: "...once the Invisible Hand has taken all those historical inequities and smeared them out into a broad global layer of what a Pakistani brickmaker would consider to be prosperity..."

Planetographic Coordinates: If you're wondering where I got that thing about Jupiter's prime meridian in the REST book, this is where

Your Sky: I tried this and it just gave me a luminescent brown smudge

Xooglers: Here's your desk. Now start doing marketing stuff.: "I suffered from what Sergey would often describe as a "big company attitude" that led me to expect rules and process and clearly defined areas of responsibility."

LRB | Thomas Jones : Diary: I would love to see these program[me]s.

TileCache, from MetaCarta Labs: Your own map server

DigitalBookIndex: World's Virtual Library (90,000+ FREE eBooks, eTexts, On-Line Books, eDocuments): Haven't used, makes you log in

DigitalBookIndex: World's Virtual Library (90,000+ FREE eBooks, eTexts, On-Line Books, eDocuments): Haven't used, makes you log in

APIs at BookMooch: Useful!

Characterizing people as non-linear, first-order components in software development - AC: It's people! It's people!

IT Conversations: Geoffrey Bilder: Probably worth listening to

Allan Sherman's "Here's To the Crabgrass": Book Of The Month Club came today. / Didn't read the last one yet. / Yes you did, but you forget. / Oh well, they're all the same today.

Essays: 'Divine comedy' by Julian Gough | Prospect Magazine May 2007 issue 134: "The novel cannot submit to authority." Yet, somehow, it does.

Baghdad Burning: Riverbend is leaving Iraq

TTA Press: Write story by Halloween

CNG: CNG-Ancient Greek, Roman & British Coins: Boy, I bet those Ostrogoths wish they had held on to their coins.

Ancient History Sourcebook: The Emperor Julian: Mispogon (or "Beard-Hater"): The ancient equivalent of the White House Press Correspondents' Dinner

Absolute Elsewhere Contents: Lots of fun madness

The Conquest Homepage: Very old-school TOS design

Bill Moyers Journal: Interview with Jon Stewart - Google Video: Catering to my tastes may lead to a pledge, they figured

Userpics: LiveJournal userpics: your source for Allison Janney fandom artifacts

Medieval Legends: Awesome old stories

7 Overdrafts Refunded After Reader Writes Bank of America CEO - Consumerist: good idea

Userpics: Sorkin obsession in square icon form

EmacsWiki: TabBarMode: It's Tab, it's Tab

Glorious Trainwrecks: This can only lead to trouble

TalkShoe - Talkcast - Daily Affirmation with Scott and Kris: It's like hanging out with Kris in Ackerman for 3 hours every day, except he doesn't eventually burn out and your grades don't suffer

TalkShoe - Talkcast - Kris and Scott Power Hour: This is nothing at all like the previous link

Proceedings of the Athanasius Kircher Society » Howard Smith’s Gizmo: To watch

Table of Malcontents - Wired Blogs: These reliably made me smile (esp the one with the bobbin)

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