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• Please Do Not Hug the Mantids
• The Greatest Show on Earth
• DR Soundtrack: Afrobeat, Ahhhh!!!
• Apple And Microsoft Back Patent Reform Act
• Wii Outsells PlayStation 3 Six-to-One In Japan
• Remix Contest: "White Kids Aren't Hyphy"
• Inside the Elite: Motherboard Comparisons
• OpenOffice To Become Browser-Based Suite — Sort Of
• Computer/gaming advice for parents
• Whistleblower Law Causes Accenture, HP & Sun's Legal Woes
• The Sun in 3D Coming From NASA on Monday
• Spider-Man 3: First Look
• Guzzlers Prompt Driving Less But Using More Oil
• Utah Proposes Putting Internet in Full-Nelson to Stop the Porn
• Ustream: Rise Of The YouTube Beater
• MSNBC: Don't Blame <cite>Counter-Strike</cite> For Virginia Tech
• First <cite>Beautiful Katamari</cite> Screen, Logo
• Only Doctors Should Know About the Spy Chips
• Video Tracks Virginia Tech Wikipedia Page
• Jaffe's Canned PSP Game a "Liberal Response to Bush"
• Wanted: Maryland-Area Goatman to Hang Out with Faeries
• Save Internet Radio From Perishing on May 15th
• Swedish Hospital Bans Ugly Plastic Clogs
• U.S. Law Prevents Google Earth Downloads In Sudan
• New Issue of LVHRD MGZN Is Packed With Interactive Features
• This Isn't Your Father's Buick
• DOJ Kickback Lawsuit: Where's Apple?
• Exclusive: Sun, Accenture And HP Respond To DOJ Lawsuit
• Gunman at NASA (Updated)
• Microsoft Widgets On A Mac
• Weldon's Plasma Weapon Attack
• Nuke Lab Gives Secrets to Stoners (Updated)
• Harmony Through Mailplane, Bringing Together Desktop and Web Email
• Let the Alec Baldwin Voicemail Remixes Begin
• Pentagon's Novel Idea: Stop Guzzling Gas
• Shop 'Til You Drop For Terror Ammo
• Anywhere CD Sues Warner Music Group Over Perfectly Reasonable MP3+CD Store
• DOJ Backs Whistleblower Lawsuit Against HP, Sun, Accenture
• Gov Sues Accenture, Sun & HP for Kickbacks and Fraud
• Medicare Negotiation Would Save $20 Billion
• Calacanis Not Hiring Don Imus, Inside Project X
• Browser Game: Goblins Heart Gets Pumped Up
• The Dog Whisperer Is Changing My World
• Ed Boon Gets Serious With Next Mortal Kombat
• Rejoice! FDA To Approve Drug That Stops Monthly Periods
• Get Your Own Public Radio Show
• Drug-filled Tooth Replaces Pills
• April 20, 1926: Silent Film Takes Another Step Toward Oblivion
• Could You End Up on a Sex Offender Registry?
• The Robot Revolution
• Mural Pays Homage to Final Fantasy
• Catholic Church Embraces Astronomy
• German Minister Drives Off in BMW Hydrogen Car
• Browser Game: Stick of Death 2 Sticks it to You
• Flickr Document Reveals Origin Of Twitter
• Dell Reinstates Windows XP As New PC Option
• Wolfie's Fatal Attraction (Updated)
• Wal-Mart Won't Sell XBox Elite; We'll Review It Anyway
• Google Goes Orwellian With Web History Release
• Review: Mimoco Star Wars Mimobot 1GB USB Flash Drive
• Friday Viewing: Pulgasari, North Korea's Answer to Godzilla
• Yesterday in Wired Blogs
• Chameleon Material Can Switch Between Three Colors
• Play It Safe With Camera Condom
• Silent Hill 5 Details
• Google Adds WebEx-Like App, Closes World Domination Loop
• Five for Fighting 4/20/07
• Utah Considers Public WiFi Ban
• Without Time and Sleep, Facts Are Fragments
• Daylight Savings Time: Insidious Liberal Plot to Warm the Planet?
• Wacky Weapons' Golden Age
• Consumer Privacy Groups Seek Halt to Google-DoubleClick Deal
• Microsoft Declares iPhone Irrelevant
• Original Little Prince Watercolor Found
• Research In Motion Explains BlackBerry Outage
• Memories of the Earth as Seen From Space
• Synthetic Trees Capture Carbon Dioxide
• Morning Thing: Lisa's Drunken Wedding Dancer
• Stephen Colbert Loves His Zune
• O'Reilly AlphaTech Ventures Funds Travel Start-Up
• Mobigator Routes Skype Calls to Cell Phone
• Minter Declares Space Giraffe Complete
• Med-eMonitor Manages Your Medication
• Period-Eliminating Birth Control Pill Stirs Controversy
• NRA and Congress Consider Tougher Background Checks for Gun Buys
• Pearl: The Backstory
• Google Map of GTA IV's Liberty City
• Mathematical Models Explain Walking Speed in Cities
• Picture This: Swimming with 100,000 Volts
• Sports Interactive Announces Soccer MMO
• Airing Seung-Hui Cho Video Dangerous, Say Psychologists
• Yahoo Placates Upcoming.org Users With Free T-Shirts
• New Wacom Pen-Display Cheaper Than Cintiq
• Tony Hawk Builds a Roller Coaster
• No Cash Payout for Euro Pogo Players
• Low-Calorie Longevity May Be Linked to Gut Bacteria
• Tales of a Real-Life Computer Pirate
• Friday Field Foto #13: Permian rocks of the Delaware Mts
• Up (iSight) Periscope
• MacBook Babushka
• The iPod Niño: Clickwheel Baby Clothing
• Japan Really, Really Loves the DS
• News Burrito
• Extreme Heat Triggers Lizard Sex Change
• Nintendo Cleans Up at MCV Awards
• New Digg API Means More Mashups
• Let the Price War Begin: Pioneer Announces $300 Blu-Ray Player
• Browser Game: Fishing LaLaLa Pulls You In
• Adjustable Breast Implants
• Morning Walkthrough: Cooking With Snoop Dogg
• Party Report: Digg Announces API at a Low-Key Blowout
• Never Mind The Google, StumbleUpon Continues To Innovate
• Pico-ITX Hits Town: VIA's Tiniest Motherboards
• Will Indies Be First With Mass-Market Electric Vehicles?
• AwkwardTV: Automatic Software Downloads for the Apple TV
• Apple Update Patches Serious Flaws
• $300 HD DVD Players Coming to Wal-Mart. Goodbye Blu-ray?
• XBox 360 Elite Tear Down: Warrantee Probably Voided
• Specs with Subtitles for the Deaf or the Foreign
• Amosu MOTOKRZR Elegance. Take That, Swarovski
• You Thought We Wouldn't Notice: Art Thievery Archives
• Save the "Uglyfood" Flickr Group
• Gallery: Rescue Critters in the Lab and in the Field
• Review: Mimoco Star Wars Mimobot 1GB USB Flash Drive
• Douglas Coupland: New Film, Chewed Art and Net TV
• Plastic Rats and Disposable Lungs: Mannequins Help Vets Train
• Could You End Up on a Sex Offender Registry?
• Will Ferrell + Foul-Mouthed 2-Year-Old = Viral Hit
• Douglas Coupland Goes Nuclear, Then Meta
• and Kick Xbox Live Into Overdrive