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The skinny on global body images: Efforts around the world to recalibrate what's desirable.; 12,766 views | 20 Jun 2008 |

Bloggers Get Obama Accuser Hauled Off in Handcuffs: The power of 'new media'!; 12,913 views | 20 Jun 2008 |

Dactyloadapter: For people with electric personalities.; 12,011 views | 19 Jun 2008 |

Letter of the Week: Stewart Butterfields bizarre resignation letter to Yahoo; 11,610 views | 19 Jun 2008 |

Darwinmania!: Natural selection is what we normally think of as Darwin’s big idea. Yet he wasn’t the first to discover that, either. At least two others — a doctor called William Wells, and a writer called Patrick Matthew — discovered it years before Darwin did.; 11,809 views | 19 Jun 2008 |

Cha Cha: Can Chacha.com beat Google's algorithms?; 12,539 views | 18 Jun 2008 |

Little Things: How we often overlook some of the most significant technologies because they’re so simple and work so flawlessly that they have ingrained themselves deeply into our lives.; 13,579 views | 17 Jun 2008 |

Japan's "Monster Parents": Across Japan, teachers are reporting an astonishing change in the character of parents, who after decades of respectful silence have become a super-aggressive army of complainers.; 13,962 views | 17 Jun 2008 |

Should Google kill YouTube?: After a $1.65 billion buyout by Google, YouTube is not only a veritable junkyard for all the crap we didn't watch a couple years ago, but a bloated mess that costs too much to operate, has a huge lawyer target on it, and barely incurs revenue.; 19,742 views | 17 Jun 2008 |

Denon's $499 cable: "If I could use a rusty boxcutter to carve a new orifice in my body that's compatible with this link cable, I would already be doing it."; 15,175 views | 16 Jun 2008 |

Estee Lauder makes vibrating mascara: Why exactly still remains to be seen.; 16,660 views | 15 Jun 2008 |

Rocking Wheel Chair: Furnishing item of the week.; 16,789 views | 14 Jun 2008 |

Cloak of silence: Scientists unveil technology that would make objects impervious to sound waves and allow us to create sound-proof homes and halls, among other things.; 8,496 views | 14 Jun 2008 |

41 medical secrets your doctor won't tell you: Reader's Digest shows doctors for the people they are.; 7,895 views | 14 Jun 2008 |

The Swimming Suit war: Speedo's "LZR Racer" may give swimmers a technical advantage.; 16,159 views | 13 Jun 2008 |

"Dry Drowning": Boy dies after leaving pool and walking home!; 22,438 views | 12 Jun 2008 |

Paris, the romantic capital. Not.: "Virginity is more important to me than life".; 14,602 views | 12 Jun 2008 |

Virtual Walt Disney world added to Google Earth: A virtual tour to plan a vacation, or substitute for the real thing.; 17,018 views | 12 Jun 2008 |

How to search for a Vice President: Much simpler these days.; 14,382 views | 12 Jun 2008 |

The darker side of social media: Mom indicted in deadly MySpace hoax.; 17,700 views | 11 Jun 2008 |

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The skinny on global body images Efforts around the world to recalibrate what's desirable. Bloggers Get Obama Accuser Hauled Off in Handcuffs The power of 'new media'! Dactyloadapter For people with electric personalities. Letter of the Week Stewart Butterfields bizarre resignation letter to Yahoo Darwinmania! Natural selection is what we normally think of as Darwin’s big idea. Yet he wasn’t the first to discover that, either. At least two others — a doctor called William Wells, and a writer called Patrick Matthew — discovered it years before Darwin did. Cha Cha Can Chacha.com beat Google's algorithms? Little Things How we often overlook some of the most significant technologies because they’re so simple and work so flawlessly that they have ingrained themselves deeply into our lives. Japan's "Monster Parents" Across Japan, teachers are reporting an astonishing change in the character of parents, who after decades of respectful silence have become a super-aggressive army of complainers. Should Google kill YouTube? After a $1.65 billion buyout by Google, YouTube is not only a veritable junkyard for all the crap we didn't watch a couple years ago, but a bloated mess that costs too much to operate, has a huge lawyer target on it, and barely incurs revenue. Denon's $499 cable "If I could use a rusty boxcutter to carve a new orifice in my body that's compatible with this link cable, I would already be doing it." Estee Lauder makes vibrating mascara Why exactly still remains to be seen. Rocking Wheel Chair Furnishing item of the week. Cloak of silence Scientists unveil technology that would make objects impervious to sound waves and allow us to create sound-proof homes and halls, among other things. 41 medical secrets your doctor won't tell you Reader's Digest shows doctors for the people they are. The Swimming Suit war Speedo's "LZR Racer" may give swimmers a technical advantage. "Dry Drowning" Boy dies after leaving pool and walking home! Paris, the romantic capital. Not. "Virginity is more important to me than life". Virtual Walt Disney world added to Google Earth A virtual tour to plan a vacation, or substitute for the real thing. How to search for a Vice President Much simpler these days. The darker side of social media Mom indicted in deadly MySpace hoax.

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