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What is the ratio of true statements to false statements in the official Spider-Man announcement? — Spider-Man
Preemie baby drug goes from $15 to $1,500 — MoJo
I love Salman Khan, even if I also have serious pangs of regret that I never had this when I was a kid — TED
Choire and Shah on splitting the check — Awl, ibid
Adam Levitin explains why arguments against the fraudclosure settlement are incoherent — Credit Slips
More pushback against Cassidy — Atrios, Bike Snob, Free Exchange, NYT
Why the future of journalism is entirely bright — Tumblr
David Broder’s remarkable life and career — WaPo
I thoroughly approve of the $10 Felix-the-Cat-opt-out charge — Onion
Tom Vanderbilt delivers the best article ever on car-bike relations — Outside
Pimco’s Treasury holdings drop to zero, cash hits all-time high — Zero Hedge
On decoupling NPR from government funding — Economist
“I mumbled something and backed slowly out of the office, thinking that if I made an abrupt move, he might change his mind” — Trillin
Matt Seaton on the NYT’s mysterious partisanship in the bike-lane wars — Guardian
An Egyptian song for all — Reuters
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Hopefully, this will give Julie Taymor more time to devote to high-concept films of obscure Shakespeare plays. At this point, she’s made her sell-out money, right? So everyone write her and beg for a condensaation of the Henry VI trilogy focused on the character of Margaret of Anjou.
Wow, ckbryant, you win the “most obscure comment of the day” award! But I like it. Reminds me of being in grad school ;-)
Felix, I was wondering if you had become a fan of Bollywood videos for a sec. I like the Khan Academy stuff too, but my kids did not. Wonder if this is typical?
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