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July 10th, 2009

Friday links get dusty

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Posted by: Felix Salmon

Tags: remainders

Voided $2 California IOU selling for $20.50 on eBay

Lithwick on Palin: “when the dust settles, the lesson may be that she was simply a woman who made no sense”

You can dust it, and you can wipe it with a damp cloth” - Thomas Kinkade, selling his art on ShopNBC.

Great graphic: How consumers spend their paychecks

Julian Sanchez demolishes new-economy speak from Umair Haque

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July 10th, 2009 11:51 pm GMT [permalink]	If you dust the Kinkade hard enough with a wet enough cloth, you might wipe the crap painting away and then you’d have a nice clean canvas to admire. Or you could swirl it into a Whistler-like nocturne (but with that touch of light). - Posted by jonathan
July 12th, 2009 10:36 am GMT [permalink]	Wow. All I can say about that graph (other than it’s sharp-looking) is what a great example it is of how looking at averages can present some really useless results. (”These people” spend less than $1000/mo for shelter? Wish I knew where they live!) - Posted by Linda R

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