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    Obama's Birth Certificate

    The Daily Dish (subscribe) | yesterday | Politics

      The issue won't go away. Ed Morrissey isn't happy: I’m sure the comments section will fill with various conspiracy theories over Indonesian school records, Kenyan births, and so on. None of it — absolutely none — has any real, solid...  
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    Open Thread: Big Three Testify in Congress

    Crooks and Liars (subscribe) | yesterday | Politics

      [Video upcoming] The representatives of the Big Three came back to Congress with tin cups in hand today, and you can watch them on most of the news channels today. Humbled U.S. automakers pleaded with Congress Thursday for an expanded $34 billion rescue package, but heard fresh skepticism in a bumpy encore appearance. “We made mistakes, which we’re learning from,” General Motors chief executive Rick...  
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    $99 4GB iPhone 3G coming to Walmart?

    SlashGear (subscribe) | yesterday | Technology

      Rumors of Apple’s smartphone hitting Walmart at a discount price have been circulating for some time. Now, The BGR is reporting that Walmart are preparing to sell an entry-level iPhone 3G with 4GB of storage for just $99. The price would be the lowest ever for the best-selling handset. It’s not all finalized and confirmed, however. BGR’s source isn’t one of their regular, super-trusted tipsters, so...  
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    Google Reader Gets A Refresh; Adds Algorithmic Content Bundles

    TechCrunch (subscribe) | 5 hours ago | Technology

      If you use Google Reader as your primary feed reader, you might notice that it has a different look today. The corners are more rounded, overall it has a more featherweight feel, and the sidebar sections are now collapsible. It's a bit faster too. Shared content from friends is now given more prominence. (FriendFeed envy, perhaps') You can hide the counter telling you how many posts are unread, in...  
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    Chris Matthews sets example other partisan journalists should follow

    Sister Toldjah (subscribe) | yesterday | Other

      You’re probably thinking, “what is she - crazy'” But hear me out on this one. The Politico reports that Matthews is in talks with MSDNC to leave the network in order to pursue his Senate dream: Chris Matthews is dead serious about running for the Senate in Pennsylvania — and is shopping for a house [...]  
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    Violet announces dal:dal internet-connected lamp

    Engadget (subscribe) | yesterday | Technology

      It's an expectedly cryptic announcement, but it looks like the whimsical folks at Violet have finally seen fit to offer a follow-up to their original and less-than-affordable dal internet-connected lamp , with the all new dal:dal lamp apparently on track for a release early next year. As before, the lamp will change colors to relay different information, or, as Violet puts it, convert the "world's...  
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    (BBtv) Stormtrooping Akihabara: Silicon Valley meets Tokyo meets Star Wars / feat. Joi...

    Boing Boing (subscribe) | yesterday | Technology

      I hope you are sitting down when you hit "play." Joi Ito, the host of today's special Boing Boing tv episode from Tokyo, explains what you're about to witness: This year, the Digital Garage New Context Conference and Ellen Levy's Silicon Valley Connect worked together on a program for visitors from Silicon Valley to Tokyo. Silicon Valley Connect is a program that Ellen runs which brings executives...  
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    Suggestion: An Alternative Parliament for Canada

    Devin Johnston (subscribe) | yesterday | Other

      With the Parliament of Canada suspended until January 26, our country is heading into an economic recession without any opportunity for Government or Opposition MP's to debate which policies should guide us through this difficult period. For that reason, I am proposing that the opposition parties come together to form a temporary, non-binding Alternative Parliament until January 26. The Alternative...  
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    Google and Facebook Both Launch Friend Connect [Online Identity]

    Lifehacker (subscribe) | 6 hours ago | Technology

      Expect to see a whole lot more Google and Facebook sign-in boxes on sites all over the web from today going forward: in what you'd think was a planned parallel announcement, Google and Facebook launched their Friend Connect and Facebook Connect products today, which allow web publishers to set up plug in sign-in and other social features to their web sites. All your online identity are belong to Google...  
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    Stores Clueless About Mobile Barcode Scanning Applications?

    ReadWriteWeb (subscribe) | 12/03/2008 | Other

      With the rise of app-laden smartphones like the iPhone and Google's Android OS, now on T-Mobile's G1, many penny-pinching shoppers have downloaded barcode scanning applications onto their mobile devices. These apps allow consumers to compare the prices of merchandise on a store's shelf to competing stores in the area just by taking pictures with their smartphone's camera. The prices are instantly...  
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    Private Albums in Picasa Web

    Google Operating System (subscribe) | yesterday | Technology

      Picasa Web Albums added a new option that makes your albums truly private. If you edit an album's properties and select "Require sign-in to view", only the people you are explicitly sharing the album can see it. "Select the 'Require sign-in to view' option to set the highest level of privacy for your album -- you specify who has permission to view it, and visitors must sign in to their Google Account...  
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    BlackBerry Storm vs. knife blade... Fight!

    Engadget (subscribe) | yesterday | Technology

      Some things are best tested by others. Say, for example, the guy who first drank from a cow's mammary organ or the equally daring person who took the point from the knife above to the display of his new BlackBerry Storm . In either case, the results are tasty. See for yourself in the video after the break. [Thanks, Mike] Continue reading BlackBerry Storm vs. knife blade... Fight! Filed under: Cellphones...  
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