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News – It has become an all-too-familiar ruse, with devastating results: A man driving a pickup truck pulls up to a group of laborers looking for work in Baghdad. The man calls the laborers over, saying he h
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News – Astronauts used the international space station's robotic arm to examine a spot on the shuttle Discovery's left wing Monday where sensors detected a "very low" impact, NASA officials said.
Gadgets & Tech – BloggingStocks received a tip that Apple's iPhone would be released on January 15th. Could it be true?
News – Christmas trees are going back up at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.
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Politics – The Supreme Court ordered him to treat detainees as "civilized peoples" do. He refuses.
News – It has become an all-too-familiar ruse, with devastating results: A man driving a pickup truck pulls up to a group of laborers looking for work in Baghdad. The man calls the laborers over, saying he has work for them. As they gather around the truck, the driver detonates hundreds of pounds of explosives in the vehicle.
News – Christmas trees are going back up at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport.
Politics – Now you can find out if you're being surveilled by the FBI. Documents show the Pentagon keeping tabs on nonviolent protestors including Quakers and student groups by collecting information and storing it in a military antiterrorism database.
Music – "I'm telling Dave, 'Dude, get your ass up here and sing, bitch! Come on!'" Eddie told Guitar World. "As it stands right now, the ball is in Dave's court. Whether he wants to rise to the ocassion is entirely up to him, but we're ready to go."
iTunes Sales 'Collapsing'Music – The leading DRM digital download service, Apple's iTunes, has experienced a collapse in sales revenues this year according to analyst company Forrester Research.
Religion – Why are Jews attending a conference on the Holocaust in Tehran at which star guests include deniers of the genocide? Clue: they also want an end to the Israeli state.
Food – State testing did find E. coli bacteria on white onions taken from a Long Island Taco Bell, but it was not the strain involved in the outbreak that has made more than 300 people New Yorkers ill, state health officials said.
Science – Rust-based solar panels could make hydrogen cheap and efficient.
Movies – It happens to everyone who loves movies: You're in a conversation at a bar, or at a wedding, or online, and someone begins rhapsodizing about one of their favorite movies and you can't help but say, "Uh, that movie sucks. It's totally overrated."
Gadgets & Tech – Jason Calacanis has put a $100 bounty on tips that lead to the outing firms that are corrupting social news and its participants.
Humor – Wow, it's hard to believe that the Magic 8 Ball has been around for 60 years. Who hasn't trusted the advice of the Magic 8 Ball? I've never owned one myself, but the Magic 8 Ball was a trusted advisor when I worked at retail giant Wal-Mart.
What Apocalypto Got Wrong: A Whole LotMovies – "According to one University of Texas professor, Mel Gibson's Apocalypto is a big fat pack of Apoca-lip service."
Gadgets & Tech – BloggingStocks received a tip that Apple's iPhone would be released on January 15th. Could it be true?
Celebrities – For the first time since Angelina Jolie, 31, and Brad Pitt, 42, coupled up, she opens up in January's Vogue and comes clean about the chemistry on the set of Mr. & Mrs. Smith when he was still married to Jennifer Aniston.
Health & Fitness – University of Utah scientists designed a "molecular condom" women could use daily to prevent AIDS by vaginally inserting a liquid that would turn into a gel-like coating and then, when exposed to semen, return to liquid form and release an antiviral drug.
Video Games – From the post: "One poster on the Something Awful forums saw a video -- a guy rapping about how much he wanted a PSP -- that just didn't sit right with him. Within a few posts, the blog site that the video linked to (alliwantforxmasisapsp.com) turned out to be registered by viral marketing agency Zipatoni." [via Engadget]
Religion – A sound system owned by the borough of Jewett City and the town of Griswold and housed in a church has prompted the Connecticut chapter of American Atheists Inc. to demand that the governments cut their ties with the bells. The group also wants the volume turned down.
TV Squad Daily with Brigitte: 12-12-2006Television – Today: Nicole Richie's DUI - but what did she weigh? Plus Paris Hilton comes to Britney's defense and Danny Devito is now denying he was drunk during his recent appearance on The View.
Sports – This guy is a brilliant columnist for the New Orlean's newspaper, The Times-Picayune. His stories always give you a general feel of what's going on in New Orleans, especially after Katrina. His stories will make you laugh and cry. This column is from Sunday but it definitely ties in with our beloved Saints.
Do No Evil – SALMON, Idaho (Reuters) - A federal court sentenced a doctor in Boise, Idaho, Monday to six months in prison for injecting 200 people with fake Botox to smooth their wrinkles, officials said.
Do No Evil – Most Americans, white and black, see racism as a lingering problem in the United States, and many say they know people who are racist, according to a new poll.
Science – The future of European astronomy is poised to enter a new era of discovery with the decision announced today by ESO's governing body to proceed with detailed studies for the European Extremely Large Telescope (E-ELT).
Television – By Peter Grossman Among the big winners this election were the so-called "Lou Dobbs" Democrats, named for the CNN commentator who has built a following by attacking free trade, outsourced jobs, illegal immigrants and the "elites" who are supposed to benefit from globalization at the expense of America's poor and middle class.
Love & Personals – Lately dating has been very far from the front of my mind. My ex usually has the children every other weekend, but because of Holidays and his Army Reserve schedule, it has been three weeks since he has had the children for the weekend.
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