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« Friday « September 30, 2005
1. datetime
  1. {09302005}
  2. {02:50:58 PM}
  content
  1. Fuel economy: Why you're not getting the mpg you expect
    
    (ConsumerReports.org)
  2. "For years, automakers have been criticized for producing vehicles that get so-so gas mileage. But as gas prices climb and consumers seek more miles per gallon, it turns out that fuel economy is much worse than it appears--50 percent less on some models...[s]hortfalls in mpg occurred in 90 percent of vehicles we tested."
    
    You might want to wait a while before buying that Hummer.
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  2. 02:50:58 PM
  3. "For years, automakers have been criticized for producing vehicles that get so-so gas mileage. But as gas prices climb and consumers seek more miles per gallon, it turns out that fuel economy is much worse than it appears—50 percent less on some mode..."
  categories
  1. keywords:
  2. automotive
  3. economy
  4. tags:
  5. gas-guzzlers
  6. oil+prices
  7. mpg
  type
« Thursday « September 29, 2005
1. datetime
  1. {09292005}
  2. {02:45:43 PM}
  content
  1. A different look at abortion
    
    (Media Matters)
  2. Bill Bennett, former Secretary of Education under Reagan:'[Y]ou could abort every black baby in this country, and your crime rate would go down'
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  2. 02:45:43 PM
  3. Bill Bennett, former Secretary of Education under Reagan:'[Y]ou could abort every black baby in this country, and your crime rate would go down'..."
  categories
  1. keywords:
  2. politics
  3. racism
  type
2. datetime
  1. {09292005}
  2. {03:18:05 PM}
  content
  1. Constance Baker Motley, Civil Rights Trailblazer, Dies at 84
    
    (New York Times)
  2. Judge Motley won cases that ended segregation in Memphis restaurants and at whites-only lunch counters in Birmingham, Ala. She fought for King's right to march in Albany, Ga. She played an important role in representing blacks seeking admission to the Universities of Florida, Georgia Alabama and Mississippi and Clemson College in South Carolina.She helped write briefs in the landmark school desegregation case Brown v. Board of Education in 1954 and in later elementary-school integration cases.Judge Motley was a tall, gracious and stately woman whose oft-stated goal was as simple as it was sometimes elusive: dignity for all people.
    
    Wow! What a powerhouse in civil rights history. Thurgood Marshall's right-hand woman. And I must admit, that up until now, this is the first time I've heard of her. Shame on me, and my navel-gazing short-attention span. It says something about our society that massive amounts of time and attention are paid to entertainers, athletes, and other so-called "celebrities," who've done nothing truly important, while folks like Judge Motley live in relative obscurity, having accomplished monumental tasks that actually improve our society and culture.
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  3. Judge Motley won cases that ended segregation in Memphis restaurants and at whites-only lunch counters in Birmingham, Ala. She fought for King's right to march in Albany, Ga. She played an important role in representing blacks seeking admission to the Uni..."
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  1. keywords:
  2. politics
  3. black people
  type
3. datetime
  1. {09292005}
  2. {03:01:21 PM}
  content
  1. China warns on wage gap 'unrest'
    
    (BBC)
  2. The gap between rich and poor in China has reached dangerous levels and may create social unrest.
    
    This is the side of the story about China that we've not been hearing much about. It's nice to know that they're human too, with human problems like greed, poverty, and corruption.
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  2. 03:01:21 PM
  3. The gap between rich and poor in China has reached dangerous levels and may create social unrest...."
  categories
  1. keywords:
  2. world
  3. economy
  type
« Monday « September 26, 2005
1. datetime
  1. {09262005}
  2. {03:54:13 PM}
  content
  1. Google Earth threatens democracy
    
    (The Register UK)
  2. Military hardware laid bare to Godless commies.
    
    Too funny! Please make it stop. It's OK for governments to spy on anyone they want, but when the shoe's on the other foot watch out!
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  2. 03:54:13 PM
  3. Military hardware laid bare to Godless commies...."
  categories
  1. keywords:
  2. cyberculture
  3. internet
  type
2. datetime
  1. {09262005}
  2. {01:05:06 PM}
  content
  1. Cooking 101 (lifehack.org blog) 20 Lessons to kick start your cooking skill. My goal is to learn how to cook ten perfect dishes in 6-12 months; that should be enough cooking knowledge for the eligible bachelor.
    01:05:06 PM
  type
« Thursday « September 22, 2005
1. datetime
  1. {09222005}
  2. {12:08:50 PM}
  content
  1. Guide aims to help bloggers beat censors (CNN.com) Reporters Without Borders' Handbook for Blogger and Cyber-Dissidents is partly financed by the French government and includes technical advice on how to remain anonymous online.
    12:08:50 PM
  type
« Wednesday « September 21, 2005
1. datetime
  1. {09212005}
  2. {10:28:48 AM}
  content
  1. QOTD: 'Barry (Bonds) comes up, they boo, then Barry hits a home run and they all start cheering.' (SFGate.com) Steroids, schmeroids!
    10:28:48 AM
  type
2. datetime
  1. {09212005}
  2. {08:10:16 AM}
  content
  1. The Bottom 10 gets lost (ESPN.com) A home loss to UC Davis has Stanford dancing into the Bottom 10. It's the most catastrophic loss Stanford football has ever suffered. The shame, the horror.
    08:10:16 AM
  type
« Monday « September 19, 2005
1. datetime
  1. {09192005}
  2. {07:21:01 PM}
  content
  1. Release the Hounds! (Ghost in the Machine blog) The Ghost rolls up a bunch of critiques of The Chimp that range from scathing to straight-up hilarious.
    07:21:01 PM
  type
2. datetime
  1. {09192005}
  2. {03:41:29 PM}
  content
  1. Writing sensible email messages (43 Folders) A little thought and planning can improve your communication skills.
    03:41:29 PM
  type
3. datetime
  1. {09192005}
  2. {02:47:02 AM}
  content
  1. Disney on Parade
    
    (New York Times)
  2. The same administration that was keystone-kop incompetent when action was needed is masterful at staging their own versions of reality. Just look behind the curtain, they're using NOLA as a soundstage. Their propaganda and kung-fu are formidable. (Registration required, or use bugmenot.)
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  2. 02:47:02 AM
  3. The same administration that was keystone-kop incompetent when action was needed is masterful at staging their own versions of reality. Just look behind the curtain, they're using NOLA as a soundstage. Their propaganda and kung-fu are formidabl..."
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  1. keywords:
  2. politics
  3. propaganda
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4. datetime
  1. {09192005}
  2. {02:18:43 AM}
  content
  1. Flickr Magazine
  2. Make magazine cover art from your Flickr photos. Here's mine.
    
    b/w: growabrain
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  2. 02:18:43 AM
  3. Make magazine cover art from your Flickr photos. Here's mine...."
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  1. keywords:
  2. weblogs
  3. internet
  4. tags:
  5. photosharing
  6. flickr
  type
« Wednesday « September 14, 2005
1. datetime
  1. {09142005}
  2. {07:35:34 PM}
  content
  1. Paragraph A workspace for writers. Interesting. (b/w kottke.org)
    07:35:34 PM
  type
2. datetime
  1. {09142005}
  2. {12:42:12 PM}
  content
  1. NerdTV (PBS.org) Technofreaks and supergeeks waxing all poetic and sh*t.
    12:42:12 PM
  type
« Sunday « September 11, 2005
1. datetime
  1. {09112005}
  2. {01:02:25 AM}
  content
  1. Women are 'put off' hi-tech jobs... but 'turned on' to porn?
    
    (BBC)
  2. I couldn't resist connecting these two articles, same coin, different sides, perhaps: in Britain, young women apparently seem less and less interested in IT and high-tech careers, despite all the upside and the obviousness that the world is becoming more tech-oriented every day. But according to UK's New Statesman magazine, more of them are seriously thinking about becoming glamourous porn stars. The field offers opportunities for "people who yearn to be recognised, but have no specific talent..." Well, they may have a few talents, besides their exhibitionism that is. So much for progress, eh?
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  2. 01:02:25 AM
  3. I couldn't resist connecting these two articles, same coin, different sides, perhaps: in Britain, young women apparently seem less and less interested in IT and high-tech careers, despite all the upside and the obviousness that the world is becoming more..."
  categories
  1. keywords:
  2. gender
  3. society
  4. tags:
  5. porn
  6. technology
  7. it
  type
« Friday « September 9, 2005
1. datetime
  1. {09092005}
  2. {02:00:17 PM}
  content
  1. Police Trapped Thousands in New Orleans
    
    (Workbench blog)
  2. As the situation grew steadily worse in New Orleans last week, you might have wondered why people didn't just leave on foot. The Louisiana Superdome is less than two miles from a bridge that leads over the Mississippi River out of the city. The answer: Any crowd that tried to do so was met by suburban police, some of whom fired guns to disperse the group and seized their water.
    
    Before my imagination starts going crazy with all the sinister permutations here, and before I completely give in to echo-chamber aspects of the blogosphere, let me make a mental note to add the word "allegedly" to all these claims. But in many ways, this NOLA situation just seems to get worse by the minute, and that spectre of racism is floating just below the surface. A nasty piece of the American underbelly has been exposed by the disaster and it's infected.
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  2. 02:00:17 PM
  3. As the situation grew steadily worse in New Orleans last week, you might have wondered why people didn't just leave on foot. The Louisiana Superdome is less than two miles from a bridge that leads over the Mississippi River out of the city. The answer: A..."
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  1. keywords:
  2. law
  3. crime
  type
2. datetime
  1. {09092005}
  2. {11:12:36 AM}
  content
  1. Don't Date Him Girl DontDateHimGirl.com is revolutionizing the way women date! Browse our search engine of cheating men right now! My take: it's all funny until someone gets sued.
    11:12:36 AM
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3. datetime
  1. {09092005}
  2. {11:03:27 AM}
  content
  1. Deadspin A new professional sports blog from the makers of Gawker.
    11:03:27 AM
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« Thursday « September 8, 2005
1. datetime
  1. {09082005}
  2. {11:37:48 AM}
  content
  1. Barbara Bush Calls Evacuees Better Off
    
    (NY Times)
  2. As President Bush battled criticism over the response to Hurricane Katrina, his mother declared it a success for evacuees who "were underprivileged anyway," saying on Monday that many of the poor people she had seen while touring a Houston relocation site were faring better than before the storm hit.
    
    I'm a day late and a dollar short on this one, and I know I really shouldn't talk about someone else's mama, but if his mother is this insensitive, uncompassionate and generally just clueless, then can you really blame The Chimp for his callousness? Better off living in makeshift concentration camps containment centers, sleeping on cots in the middle of stadiums, with thousands of other people? WTF? And to think, I always thought comedians who poked fun at Mrs. Bush's, er, weathered appearance, were just being cruel. I mean, as public figures go, she's an easy target. Well, I guess the joke's on me.
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  3. As President Bush battled criticism over the response to Hurricane Katrina, his mother declared it a success for evacuees who "were underprivileged anyway," saying on Monday that many of the poor people she had seen while touring a Houston relocation site..."
  categories
  1. keywords:
  2. politics
  3. media
  4. tags:
  5. barbara+bush
  6. katrina
  type
2. datetime
  1. {09082005}
  2. {08:09:43 AM}
  content
  1. The 2005 Black Weblog Awards Did you know there was a Black Weblog Awards? The second annual. Neither did I. At least .n-phile's George got noticed. I don't know if I have a blog that falls easily into any category, and I'm cool with that.
    08:09:43 AM
  type
3. datetime
  1. {09082005}
  2. {07:02:50 AM}
  content
  1. iPhone?
  2. [ c|b ].rating: 2.75/5 stars (55%)
  3. "The first mobile phone with iTunes..."
    
    I'm still trying to decide whether this a big deal, or just a natural evolution, guaranteed to increase the flow of money out of people's pockets. All I know is that when my phone is on each minute costs me money. So what about a phone that will probably be running constantly? It's not the coolest phone I've ever seen, and having music capabilities defeats the communication purposes of having a mobile phone in the first place, doesn't it? Unless you can talk and listen at the same time. As if annoying ringtones aren't enough, it just seems like this kind of device is a recipe for making you even more irritating to and oblivious of everyone and everything around you, while you pay by the minute for that privilege. Now, the iPod Nano is another story...
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  categories
  1. keywords:
  2. telecommunications
  3. technology
  4. tags:
  5. iphone
  6. itunes
  7. apple
  type
« Wednesday « September 7, 2005
1. datetime
  1. {09072005}
  2. {08:19:52 PM}
  content
  1. Journalist Groups Protest FEMA Ban on Photos of Dead
    
    (Editor & Publisher)
  2. Forced to defend what some critics consider its slow response to the devastation caused by Hurricane Katrina, the Federal Emergency Management Agency said on Tuesday it does not want the news media to take photographs of the dead as they are recovered from New Orleans..."It's impossible for me to imagine how you report a story whose subject is death without allowing the public to see images of the subject of the story," Larry Siems of the PEN American Center told Reuters.
    
    If FEMA hides the bodies from us, then we, who are not from NOLA and haven't lost loved ones, will suppose that the scope of this tragedy is much smaller than in reality. But can you trust a government that hides the truth, especially a truth within our own borders? I haven't pulled this one out in a while, but it seems appropriate here, Neo: Want to know what the Matrix is? It is the world pulled over your eyes to blind you from the truth.
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  2. 08:19:52 PM
  3. Forced to defend what some critics consider its slow response to the devastation caused by Hurricane Katrina, the Federal Emergency Management Agency said on Tuesday it does not want the news media to take photographs of the dead as they are recovered fro..."
  categories
  1. keywords:
  2. government
  3. propaganda
  type
2. datetime
  1. {09072005}
  2. {07:25:37 AM}
  content
  1. Amazon Shorts 49 cents for a short-form piece of literature. For readers, intriguing.
    07:25:37 AM
  type
3. datetime
  1. {09072005}
  2. {06:54:58 AM}
  content
  1. New degree programs produce chef-scientists
    
    (USATODAY.com)
  2. Rapidly changing technology and the demand for tastier, more nutritious and safer foods are driving a new educational trend that many in the food industry predict will result in new flavors and food products that reach consumers faster.
    
    Culinologist? WTF? For people who don't think they need to know about technology, math and science, guess again. At the rate we're going, even tomorrow's burger-flippers will need to be tech-savvy.
    
    b/w: NewsScan
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  2. 06:54:58 AM
  3. Rapidly changing technology and the demand for tastier, more nutritious and safer foods are driving a new educational trend that many in the food industry predict will result in new flavors and food products that reach consumers faster...."
  categories
  1. keywords:
  2. cooking
  3. technology
  4. tags:
  5. food
  6. chefs
  7. education
  type
« Monday « September 5, 2005
1. datetime
  1. {09052005}
  2. {12:04:41 PM}
  content
  1. Jerry Rice calls it quits (newsobserver.com) Future Hall of Fame wide receiver Jerry Rice announced his retirement from football at 43.
    12:04:41 PM
  type
2. datetime
  1. {09052005}
  2. {12:04:15 PM}
  content
  1. Justice Rehnquist: an oxymoron
    
    (Wikipedia)
  2. Here's a resume that paints a real pretty picture, if you're a right-wing extremist bigot:
    Chief Justice William Rehnquist will be remembered as a judge who...
    
    wrote memorandum supporting Plessy v. Ferguson. In Plessy the Court endorsed state supported segregation and established that Jim Crow "separate but equal" principle was constitutional
    
    wrote a proposed constitutional amendment designed to limit the enforcement of Brown v. Board of education
    
    wrote memorandum endorsing Texas' "Whites Only" Primaries
    
    fought passage of ordinance permitting blacks to enter stores and restaurants
    
    harassed minority voters in Arizona in the 1960s
    
    owned property containing restrictive covenants barring the sale of his property to nonwhites and Jews
    
    voted to grant Bob Jones University tax exempt status
    
    With legal friends like these, who needs enemies? Those were just some of the highlights. He was a dissenting voice in Roe vs. Wade. He oversaw the kangaroo-like process and wrote the consenting opinion in the highly dubious Bush-Gore 2000 presidential election recount, paving the way for the incompetent kinder, gentler federal government that's ruining running the world country today. I always thought judges were supposed to be fair and impartial, but how can this guy be seen in that light when he used the law to bludgeon people looking for equal and dignified treatment under the law? His record suggests situational ethics run amok. And this is just the tip of the iceberg. It's really hard to make a case that this man made the world a better place while he was alive, but maybe now it is.
    
    Updated:
    Sayonara New Orleans (Na han blog)
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  2. 12:04:15 PM
  3. Here's a resume that paints a real pretty picture, if you're a right-wing extremist bigot:
    Chief Justice William Rehnquist will be remembered as a judge who...
    
    wrote memo..."
  categories
  1. keywords:
  2. law
  3. politics
  4. tags:
  5. supreme+court
  type
« Sunday « September 4, 2005
1. datetime
  1. {09042005}
  2. {01:49:59 PM}
  content
  1. LIFE LIST
  2. Help families of Katrina victims find survivors by conducting online searches for any relevant information posted via various sources and relaying to a central rally point: 1-877-LIFE-LIST.
    
    Wired's keeping a list of other online Katrina resources and exchanges:
    Wired Resources
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  2. 01:49:59 PM
  3. Help families of Katrina victims find survivors by conducting online searches for any relevant information posted via various sources and relaying to a central rally point: 1-877-LIFE-LIST...."
  categories
  1. keywords:
  2. world wide web
  3. society
  4. tags:
  5. katrina
  6. new+orleans
  7. survivors
  type
2. datetime
  1. {09042005}
  2. {01:06:11 AM}
  content
  1. Kanye West on the Chimp: George Bush doesn't care about black people.
  2. Rap star makes a pointed comment during Katrina relief fundraiser. Talk about stating the obvious. Sorry Chimp, but Condi doesn't count; she's like Cablinasian, right? (Windows Media Player required.)
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  2. 01:06:11 AM
  3. Rap star makes a pointed comment during Katrina relief fundraiser. Talk about stating the obvious. Sorry Chimp, but Condi doesn't count; she's like Cablinasian, right? (Windows Media Player required.)..."
  categories
  1. keywords:
  2. politics
  3. racism
  4. tags:
  5. katrina
  6. dubya
  type
« Saturday « September 3, 2005
1. datetime
  1. {09032005}
  2. {01:36:31 PM}
  content
  1. Lost in the Flood (Slate.com) What the media is not saying about this grim situation speaks louder than words.
    01:36:31 PM
  type
« Friday « September 2, 2005
1. datetime
  1. {09022005}
  2. {09:18:36 PM}
  content
  1. Refugee Even with the homeless problems we have in The States, it's almost surreal to hear the words
    09:18:36 PM
  type
2. datetime
  1. {09022005}
  2. {09:00:08 PM}
  content
  1. Warrick Dunn's challenge to fellow NFL players
    
    (SI.com)
  2. Dunn: "I'm challenging guys on every NFL team, except the Saints, to donate at least $5,000 to help people come back from this catastrophe."
    
    Dunn, at 5-foot-9, may be physically small by NFL standards, but he's one of the biggest men in the game. Besides his famous charity where each season he gives dozens of single mothers their first home -- in honor of his late mother -- you just have to admire a celebrity who talks it and walks it. Unfortunately, I don't clock NFL-sized dollars with my paycheck, but I'm giving everything that I can spare for the relief effort.
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  2. 09:00:08 PM
  3. Dunn: "I'm challenging guys on every NFL team, except the Saints, to donate at least $5,000 to help people come back from this catastrophe."..."
  categories
  1. keywords:
  2. sports
  3. society
  type
3. datetime
  1. {09022005}
  2. {07:52:14 PM}
  content
  1. Chaos and Relief - New Orleans photo galleries (WashingtonPost.com) These photo galleries provide a shocking glimpse of the situation in Louisiana and the Gulf states that were in Katrina's path.
    07:52:14 PM
  type
4. datetime
  1. {09022005}
  2. {12:53:38 PM}
  content
  1. Spike Lee slams Hollywood
    
    (Telegraph UK)
  2. Mars Blackmon says: "There's no originality and that has not always been the case. I'm not naming any individual films but it's the worst it's ever been. It's full of sequels and remakes of TV shows."
    
    b/w: Cinematical
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  3. Mars Blackmon says: "There's no originality and that has not always been the case. I'm not naming any individual films but it's the worst it's ever been. It's full of sequels and remakes of TV shows."..."
  categories
  1. keywords:
  2. movies and films
  3. entertainment
  4. tags:
  5. spike+lee
  6. hollywood
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5. datetime
  1. {09022005}
  2. {10:02:05 AM}
  content
  1. Hurricane Housing (MoveOn.org) Hurricane Katrina has left hundreds of thousands of people homeless. But thousands of people throughout the region are stepping up to offer free shelter to those in need.
    10:02:05 AM
  type
6. datetime
  1. {09022005}
  2. {10:01:28 AM}
  content
  1. A Can't-Do Government
    
    (New York Times)
  2. Krugman: "Before 9/11 the Federal Emergency Management Agency listed the three most likely catastrophic disasters facing America: a terrorist attack on New York, a major earthquake in San Francisco and a hurricane strike on New Orleans...[s]o why were New Orleans and the nation so unprepared?"
    
    This tragedy is still unfolding, and everything that can be done needs to be done to help the victims. I'm certainly doing my part, but these kinds of hard questions have to be asked, and they must be answered. It's hard to believe our federal government could be this inept and underprepared, unless it's by design. I mean, come on, you had Dubya himself saying that no one expected the levees to break. Excuse, Mr. President but the Army Corps of Engineers was reinforcing them back in 2003 when you pulled them off the job before they could finish it. Not just government ineptitude, but callousness.
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  2. 10:01:28 AM
  3. Krugman: "Before 9/11 the Federal Emergency Management Agency listed the three most likely catastrophic disasters facing America: a terrorist attack on New York, a major earthquake in San Francisco and a hurricane strike on New Orleans...[s]o why were New..."
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  1. keywords:
  2. government
  3. culture
  4. tags:
  5. katrina
  6. new+orleans
  7. fema
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7. datetime
  1. {09022005}
  2. {09:59:13 AM}
  content
  1. Lawrencium
    
    (Wikipedia)
  2. Lawrencium (Unniltrium, Unt) is a synthetic element in the periodic table that has the symbol Lr and atomic number 103. A short-lived radioactive transuranic rare earth element, lawrencium is synthesized from californium and has no known uses.
    
    Great, I'm named after an element that has no known uses. But it is radioactive baby!
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  2. 09:59:13 AM
  3. Lawrencium (Unniltrium, Unt) is a synthetic element in the periodic table that has the symbol Lr and atomic number 103. A short-lived radioactive transuranic rare earth element, lawrencium is synthesized from californium and has no known uses...."
  categories
  1. keywords:
  2. chemistry
  3. reference
  type
« Thursday « September 1, 2005
1. datetime
  1. {09012005}
  2. {09:57:11 PM}
  content
  1. Hurricane Aftermath
    
    (JimiIzrael.com blog)
  2. QOTD: Hip-Hop journalist Jimi Izrael observes, "So white people 'find' groceries and black people 'loot' grocery stores, huh? That's deep."
    
    Dorothy, we're not in Kansas anymore, but certainly, we're still in America.
    
    Updated:
    The Usual Suspects (Na Han blog)
    A Tale of Two Photos (Boing Boing blog)
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  2. 09:57:11 PM
  3. QOTD: Hip-Hop journalist Jimi Izrael observes, "So white people 'find' groceries and black people 'loot' grocery stores, huh? That's deep."..."
  categories
  1. keywords:
  2. environment
  3. media
  4. tags:
  5. media+bias
  6. katrina
  7. new+orleans
  8. looting
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« Friday « September 30, 2005

(ConsumerReports.org)

« Thursday « September 29, 2005

(Media Matters)

(New York Times)

(BBC)

« Monday « September 26, 2005

(The Register UK)

« Thursday « September 22, 2005

« Wednesday « September 21, 2005

« Monday « September 19, 2005

(New York Times)

« Wednesday « September 14, 2005

« Sunday « September 11, 2005

(BBC)

« Friday « September 9, 2005

(Workbench blog)

« Thursday « September 8, 2005

(NY Times)

« Wednesday « September 7, 2005

(Editor & Publisher)

(USATODAY.com)

« Monday « September 5, 2005

(Wikipedia)

« Sunday « September 4, 2005

« Saturday « September 3, 2005

« Friday « September 2, 2005

(SI.com)

(Telegraph UK)

(New York Times)

(Wikipedia)

« Thursday « September 1, 2005

(JimiIzrael.com blog)

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