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Best Venn diagram ever — Clusterflock
What New Yorkers are watching on Netflix — Twitpic
I’m loving this Clayton Homes ad: “Buy a home and receive a can of pork & beans absolutely FREE!” — Columbia Daily Herald
Numbers are really beautiful — UCR
56 newspapers in 45 countries speak with 1 voice through a common editorial — Guardian
Remember something on Twitter? Snap Bird lets you search for it — SnapBird
Stop grading your own students! Philip Greenspun rant about university teaching — Greenspun
Fortune’s stocks picked to last through the 2000s — Josh
Elin gets Tiger to pay for his infidelities. Literally — Mungo
“Is ‘magisterial’ simply a fancy word for ‘boring’?” — MR
4,000 words Matt Garrahan on the extreme dysfunction within MySpace. No wonder it’s imploding — FT
Had credit rating agencies followed their models, CDOs would have had lower ratings — SSRN
Wikipedia’s knowledge deserts — Guardian
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no hat tip on the Pork & Beans ? ;-) it is a great ad – i am still praying it’s fake
Ah, the perennial issue of HTs in linkblogs. I can do one or two per blog entry, but I do these Counterparties things late at night just by copy-and-pasting my Twitter links, and I often have no indication of where I found something. So for the record, many, many thanks to everybody who points me to all these wonderful places! Wherever you are!
I’m thinking that it’s these guys or pretenders to their trashy throne who are responsible for the pork and beans:
http://ilovelocalcommercials.com/