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Tuesday, July 26, 2005

Distractions

  • Very Cool! Find out where the cell towers are near you. (Now I know why there's terrible reception at my house.)
  • Chimp vs. Gorilla. Who did you think would win?
  • Don't eat at the "101 Dalmations" pavillion for the first few weeks.
  • Remember the DJ who tried to pile drive Manhattan by getting everyone to jump? Same deal, bigger scale.
  • Burnouts help beautify Salt Lake City.
  • Grow your own kudzu.
  • Randomly generate a Computer Science paper. Submit it to a conference. Guess what happens next.
  • 40 goats + 20 cows = Chelsea Clinton?
  • Great minds think alike. Or maybe there just are no more original ideas.
  • The Coca-Cola tux. When simply shilling for Nike just isn't cool enough for you.
  • How long can you keep your cursor safe?
  • The new Wilkinsons search tool. Watch out Google!
  • Is it a refreshing summer beverage or a deadly poison?
  • Some in Russia are praising the murder of the country's leading spammer. Can't advocate it, but can understand it.
  • Fascinating analysis on the motivation of terrorists. Favorite quote, "As a branch of sociopaths, terrorist leaders possess their own deformed cravings for fame, which makes them particularly susceptible to the false realities projected by celebrities."



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