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• The first pornographic film was created by Thomas Edisons assistant.

  
  Factropolis -- A Fun Fact Every Day! — Authority: 126
  See also: - The Inventions of Thomas Edison keywords: entertainment, science and technology, history, sexuality, famous people, inventor, light bulb, scientist, patent, porn, pornography, nude
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• H1N1 Vaccine: I got mine. Get yours.

  
  The Evolution of Jeremiah — Authority: 130
  Lifted from: CheckUp – Jason’s Blog… UPDATE: Montreal. The H1N1 website was updated I guess over the last 48 hours and they upped the classification of persons who should get the vaccine, as the numbers at the clinics were low over the weekend here in Montreal.Since I am immunocompromised (HIV +) and I ...
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• Growing food (Springer)

  
  Desertification — Authority: 148
  Interesting book on food production :Growing FoodA Guide to Food ProductionPublisherSpringer NetherlandsDOI10.1007/978-1-4020-4975-0Copyright2006ISBN978-1-4020-4827-2 (Print) 978-1-4020-4975-0 (Online)Subject CollectionBiomedical and Life SciencesSubjectLife Sciences, Food Science, Nutrition, Plant Ecology, Plant ...
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• A short one about bike nerd stuff

  
  Simplicity is Clarity — Authority: 103
  Seriously look at this fucking turdball . Let me tell you what, magicians. I guarantee you haven’t solved some materials science paradox and that means that you’re gonna have broken welds at every junction on this OPEN C SHAPE, but that is frankly the LEAST of your problems. Ergonomically, having your feet pedal ...
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• The baobab as a source of food (Springer)

  
  Desertification — Authority: 148
  Interesting publication :Chemical and Nutrient Analysis of Baobab (Adansonia digitata) Fruit and Seed Protein SolubilityJournalPlant Foods for Human Nutrition (Formerly Qualitas Plantarum)PublisherSpringer NetherlandsISSN0921-9668 (Print) 1573-9104 (Online)IssueVolume 59, Number 1 / January, ...
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• When the wall came tumbling down

  
  Talking in the Library — Authority: 125
  20 years ago today, the Berlin Wall fell. The impact of the Berlin Wall may have faded in thememories of those of us who were alive during its reign, and only be apage in a history book for the generations born after.  You can relive the excitement by listening to this BBC broadcast of the first strike (courtesy of ...
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• Orgonite melt

  
  stalker — Authority: 103
  Geoff Leigh has uploaded some of his video experiments with ice formed under the influence of orgonite (with a soundtrack of some music work we did earlier this year). Orgonite, a dubious by-product of the Willhelm Reich school of pseudo-science, is an agglomerate of left handed metal swarf and acrylic resin said to ...
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• Harlequin Launches Digital-Only Publishing House

  
  Juno Books — Authority: 492
  I was just talking to people at WFC about how Harlequin — a big publisher that listens to its readers — realized that, at least in the romance genre, e-books had arrived and were leaving the station without them. They then invested a boatload of bucks in delivering their books in electronic form. Today they ...
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• Can you trust the integrity of your chips?

  
  Z Trek: The Alan Zeichick Weblog — Authority: 117
  A few weeks ago, in " Can you trust the integrity of your data ," I wrote about the potential for shenanigans with a new computer-controlled watt-hour meter that a local electric utility installed at my home. The worry: My bill might go up. That, my friends, may only be the tip of the iceberg. We’ve all heard ...
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• Happy Birthday Carl Sagan

  
  The Inoculated Mind — Authority: 108
  Tip of the pipette to Phil Plait for reminding me. Today, Carl Sagan would have been 75 years old if he had not died in 1996. As a scientist, communicator, and humanist he knew the value of science and the importance of helping people understand its full implications. The notion that we need an army of Sagans to ...
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• $48 million dollar Referendum :My inclination, as a father of a young daughter is to vote yes

  
  The Ridgewood Blog — Authority: 486
  I found the below comment from an earlier thread interesting: "People seem to be confusing annual operating needs with capital needs. Voting against a referendum for important capital needs that have nothing to do with salaries and benefits is not the answer." I am relatively new in this town (2006) and moved here ...
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• This Week’s Top Affiliate Marketing News Stories (November 6, 2009)

  
  Affiliate Classroom Blog — Authority: 416
  Going Social Anywhere and Everywhere http://www.emarketer.com/Article.aspx?R=1007352 On the eMarketer website there’s an interesting article about the power of going social. Under the subtitle “Tweeting while driving ” the writer says, “Despite the slowing growth of Twitter after its explosion earlier in ...
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• Now Hiring C# .NET Web Developer

  
  Official Blog of TrainingPeaks — Authority: 121
  Peaksware, LLC has an immediate opening in our Lafayette, CO office for a C# .NET Web Developer.  We offer a small, relaxed environment in which to work on some great projects with other talented people for our industry pioneering applications. Benefits include flexible hours, working at home, vacation/sick time, ...
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• Paddack Jumps Into School Superintendent Race

  
  The McCarville Report Online — Authority: 515
  To the surprise of no one, Senator Susan Paddack, Ada Democrat, announced today she will seek her partys nomination for superintendent of public instruction. She, and three others who already have announced, seek to replace Superintendent Sandy Garrett, a Democrat, has said she will not seek a sixth term. Paddack was ...
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• Bolt of Insight May Flash in Pan at Supreme Court

  
  Blawgletter — Authority: 126
  Flyswatter by Rube Goldberg. Youve heard about the genius whose incandescent idea for a new contraption wakes him in the hours before sunup.  Youll also recall Edison s cutesy statement that "[g]enius is one percent inspiration, ninety-nine percent perspiration." Both the insight that disturbs the inventors ...
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• Eventualanddestructive war … in … SPACE!

  
  SeriouslyGuys — Authority: 438
  An entire generation of geeks has clearly finally been given the reins of all the science and technology in Japan. The space agency of the country is aiming to build a solar power station in space . Their desire? To create an orbital maser cannon a renewable resource that can be harvested a near unlimited amount of ...
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• REDD discussions in Barcelona

  
  boilingspot — Authority: 110
  By Chris Lang | REDD-Monitor | 9th November 2009 On the final day of the UN climate change negotiations in Barcelona, two climate activists walked to the front of the main plenary and held up a banner reading “End CO2lonialism”. “They shouted about the dangers of carbon trading and were met with ...
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• Performance Nutrition Show 11-08-09

  
  TPSRadio.net — Authority: 140
  Patrick Jacobs, Ph.D. and Anna Level Guest Host: Abbie Smith Nitric oxide and vibration training Fitness competitions Carla’s Sexy Performance Tip: Sexy abs! Patrick Jacobs, Ph.D. earned his doctorate at the University of Miami. He is currently on faculty with the Department of Exercise Science and ...
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• Evolution

  
  Cactus Blog — Authority: 435
  I recently bought Richard Dawkins latest epic, “The Greatest Show on Earth” but I haven’t had the time to read it yet, what with the latest issue of Archie Comics having just come out. But the San Francisco Chronicle has this little gem from the book: An “evolutionary arms race” pits cacti in the ...
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• The politics of economics

  
  Credit Writedowns — Authority: 664
  In the wake of a few significant elections in the American states of New York, New Jersey and Virginia, a lot of pundits are putting their spin on what these elections mean for Barack Obama and his political agenda. On the whole, I find most of the conclusions partisan leaps of faith. So, I wanted to take this issue ...
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