Great Ideas – 1/15/2010
- General information on the World Chess Cup 2009 – link
- Health Care Savings May Start in Employee Diets – link
- LeechBlock :: Add-ons for Firefox – link
- Calvert, Md., high school turns students loose at lunch – washingtonpost.com – link
- Beet juice the hottest new weapon for winter road crews – washingtonpost.com – link
- Book can help you regift the right way – washingtonpost.com – link
- Hacking With Gum » Building A Boxee TV Station – link
- Selling Wants to buy Haves – link
- YouTube – Furoshiki gift wrapping – link
- Automated car cover – Hack a Day – link
- How To: Craft a Table Using Old Magazines | Apartment Therapy Re-Nest – link
- What Record Sales of the Amazon Kindle Means to Your Church Website | Heal Your Church WebSite – link
- PS3 wireless visual interface – Hack a Day – link
Daily Links
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Bailout Recipients Hosted Call To Defeat Key Labor Bill – The Huffington Post
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Don't worry, the White House says: Obama has still been president since noon on Inauguration Day.
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Sources close to the situation tell me that the Pens have been scouting Anderson since he was five.
GM Ray Shero, pictured, finally decided to make a move and sign him due to increased pressure from other teams — namely the Flyers and Capitals.
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Political Punch: Torture, Gitmo, and the Treatment of Detainees: President Obama's Three Executive Orders for Thursday
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A new picture every minute.
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you will not soon see a German chancellor of Turkish descent. Nor will a child of North African immigrants soon take the reins of power in France. It will be a long time before a Pakistani or Indian last name appears on the mailbox at 10 Downing St. And yet these countries bubble over with haughty finger-waggers eager to lecture backward and provincial America about race and tolerance. Why not enjoy rubbing Barack Obama in their faces?
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Go Flacco!
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“I’ve been kind of revived, I guess,” McNabb said. “They’ve thrown me out, they ran over me, they spit on me, but you know what? I just continue to prevail.”
Not today, pal!





