05 May, 2008
Ayman al-Zawahiri Answers Your Questions
Andy Borowitz is in top form. (Via Joby Joseph.)
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Amit Varma in
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Andy Borowitz is in top form. (Via Joby Joseph.)
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Amit Varma in
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Codename for seamy taxpayer-financed CIA operations from the 1950s and 1960s!
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Sanjeev Naik in
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David Brooks writes about ‘The Great Forgetting’.
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Amit Varma in
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Trophy sizes from the worlds of sports, entertainment, and politics.
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Sanjeev Naik in
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Seems “the experience can stir self-reflection like few others!”
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Sanjeev Naik in
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Not in a photoshoot!
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Sanjeev Naik in
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It’s a beautiful world. (- via). Also see the Spanish Dancer in the Red Sea.
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Sanjeev Naik in
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Amsterdam plans to legalize public sex in parks. National Diversity Expertise Centre wants to expand this to all Dutch public parks. - via Mefi.
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Sanjeev Naik in
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Arthur C. Clarke passes away.
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Sanjeev Naik in
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Enjoy lots of sex and get rewarded with free utilities, dental care, & public transportation for life! :)
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Sanjeev Naik in
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The lost art of the love-letter. Also, a TED talk by Lakshmi Pratury on the lost art of letter writing.
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Sanjeev Naik in
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BubbleWrapFun.com, a great website that brings the ‘pop’ular product to a computer screen near you.
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Sanjeev Naik in
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A 19th century serial killer in India - via Mental Floss magazine.
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Sanjeev Naik in
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Mini Kapoor interviews Tina Brown.
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Amit Varma in
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via the Cartoon Church
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Sanjeev Naik in
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.. but no sex! Try enforcing that! ;)
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Sanjeev Naik in
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A recent study postulates that online porn may actually contribute to the common good.
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Sanjeev Naik in
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Really Really Hot.
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Arzan Sam Wadia in
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"I used my head and took it.” A token spoil from the war!
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Sanjeev Naik in
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The Vatican has published some Knights Templar documents. You may be able to get one of the 799 copies if you have $8,377 to spare!
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Sanjeev Naik in
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..when it gets added to SIM-city. :) (- via BB)
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Sanjeev Naik in
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Gore and UN panel are awarded the Nobel peace prize for their environmental activism.
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Sanjeev Naik in
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...the smiley was first used.
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Prabhu in
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Seems religious believers in the US are happier, healthier, longer-lived, and more generous to charity and to each other than are secular people.
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Sanjeev Naik in
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Each generation thinks the next one is going to the dogs! People find an avenue to rant.
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Sanjeev Naik in
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Decades after war trials, Japan still honors an Indian judge
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Sanjeev Naik in
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Benjamin Libet, who died last month, found a way to test it.
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Sanjeev Naik in
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Tim Sullivan describes it as a “gastronomic mugging.”
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Gautam in
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Ted.com compiles a list of 100 websites you should know and use.
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Sanjeev Naik in
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...and survives!
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Prabhu in
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Who said geeks do not have a sense for fashion? :) Also, balloon art.
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Sanjeev Naik in
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7,000 still live in a ‘temporary’ refugee camp in West Bengal...60 years after partition. Also see the related gallery.
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Sanjeev Naik in
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Nate Anderson questions whether bloggers need a union.
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Gautam in
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Politics at 11:22 AM
30+ Firefox Add-ons for downloading images, videos, & files. Don’t blame me if your hard-drive gets full!
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Sanjeev Naik in
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A marketeer from DEC, who sent a message to over 600 people via the Arpanet network in 1978, is believed to be the first-ever spammer. Woe!
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Sanjeev Naik in
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...is Sweden.
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Prabhu in
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Do you make your teetotaler friends uncomfortable while drinking? Stop at three.
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Gautam in
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The good life at 11:02 AM
Churchill has been cut from a list of figures recommended for teaching in English schools. The US has also forgotten its roots but thats different.
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Sanjeev Naik in
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Time for the wordsmiths at Merriam-Webster to add new words. ‘Misunderestimated and tacular’ next?
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Sanjeev Naik in
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Cut out the bad news and all you are left with is advertising.
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Sanjeev Naik in
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Author Nora Ephron on the Six Stages of E-mail.
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Sanjeev Naik in
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Evidence. (You might need to have predictive text enabled, though.)
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Amit Varma in
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LA Times reporter Megan Stack goes undercover in Saudi Arabia.
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Gautam in
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Then you’ll empathize with these animals. (Via email from Shrek.)
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Amit Varma in
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What would you do if your favorite TV show was canceled? Send the network 7000 kilos of nuts?
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Gautam in
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Miscellaneous at 10:26 AM
Foreign Policy reports that four out of the six fastest growing religions are directly attributable to high birth rates in India.
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Politics at 11:08 AM
Loins of Punjab Presents is a declaration of independence by the desi diaspora
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Question by Amit Varma
"I am a small eye poet.” Who once wrote these words in a letter to his mother?