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Car Wash Goes Horribly Wrong watch!
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Technology Offers New Ways to Ignore your Family
articles.baltimoresun.com — Technology, they say, is bringing families closer together, with children cell-phoning, e-mailing and instant messaging their parents to a degree not possible in the days when communication meant a pay phone. However, technology has provided my husband, son and daughter with new ways to tune me out. (Submitted by whiteblackninja) More…
Book could embarrass Christian right with sex & scandals
rawstory.com — Baron addresses claims that Reed was behind a smear campaign against John McCain during the 2000 Republican primaries. "How would I know?" Baron writes. "I was too busy giving [Bush's future press secretary] Ari Fleischer [oral sex] in Greenville hotel room." (Submitted by SolidUncertain) More…
EFF sues feds: tell us how you use Facebook for cyberstalking
arstechnica.com — The EFF, with the help of a group at the UC Berkeley Law School, has issued a series of Freedom of Information Act requests to federal agencies, asking for their policy on the use of social media content during investigations. Having received no response, they're now taking six government agencies to court. (Submitted by rtaibah) More…
Hooked on privatized warfare in Afghanistan
foreignpolicy.com — Bring up the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, and one of the first things bound to come up is contractors -- companies such as Blackwater/Xe, DynCorp, and ArmorGroup. But what most Americans do not realize is that they've only seen the tip of the iceberg. The United States has become addicted to contractors -- and it's an unsustainable habit. (Submitted by 0ldB0y) More…
Pope Benedict XVI Listens to Tupac
dailymail.co.uk — A selection posted on the Myspace website in the name of the Vatican features tracks from artists ranging from Shirley Bassey to rapper Tupac Shakur. The list is one of several offered in a new music service from Myspace in which celebrities are asked to name their favourite songs. (Submitted by badwithcomputer) More…
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