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• Flotsam, Jetsam for 04/26/2007
• Ehrenberg on Kutaragi's "Insular" Behavior
• Leaving Athens, Heading for Belgrade -- but just for a day, immigration authorities....
• British Centipede: Finally, More Shoes Drop in Mellon Case
• Great 2001 iPod Image From TUAW
• Flexible Love: The Coolest Chair in the Universe
• Cthulhu Cthursday: Crochet Cthulhu
• Michael Arrington
• University of Wisconsin-Madison Hit with RIAA Subpoena
• From the Game|Life Mailbox: Honeycomb Cereal
• Judge Throws Out Thompson's Kotaku Suit
• Write for WIRED Science!
• PlayStation 3: A Timeline
• PSAs Keep Getting More Creative
• Sony To Launch YouTube Clone EyeVio Tomorrow
• Nintendo Sells 13.6 Million <cite>Nintendogs</cite>
• Xbox 360 Elite: Unpacking Porn
• This is not a post
• Union Square Ventures Unveils TargetSpot
• Build Your Own Wireless Network Printer
• Westerners In Japan's Game Industry
• Former MPAA Chief Jack Valenti Dead At 85
• Sony's Howard Stringer Playing On Borrowed Time
• Games Radar Shows You All 107 New Pokemans
• Microsoft: We Lost Less Money By Selling Fewer 360s
• Congressmen Introduce Bill to Save Internet Radio
• Michael Pachter on Kutaragi: Sony Needs Execution, Not Visionaries
• Mega Man On Atari 2600
• Build Your Own Wireless Network Printer
• Browser Game: Suicide Defence is Relatively Painless
• Cult of Mac Invades BusinessWeek Innovation Blog
• Jobs: Half of iTunes Music DRM-Free By '08
• Canadian Psychologist Who Used LSD Forty Years Ago Permanently Barred from Entering U.S.
• Mysterious Glitch Poisons Town Water Supply
• Lightning Gun Company Expands!
• LightSpeed JamNow: Online Music Creation with Audience Participation
• The Underwire - Wired Blogs
• Next-Gen Snipe Scope vs. Anti-Sniper Lasers: FIGHT!
• YourSpins: Make Your Own Remix in a Matter of Minutes
• Whee! Interactive Designers Storm London
• Splice: Online Music Creation, Remixing, and Mashing
• Diabetes Gene Findings Don't Change Conventional Wisdom: Eat Well and Exercise
• NINJAM: Near-Real-Time, Glitch-free Online Music Collaboration
• The Pulitzer for best sci-fi ...
• Players Battle over "Fifth Generation" fighter
• Mix2r: Music Collaboration for DJs and Electronica Makers
• Drum Roll Please
• Even Longer Tours for Iraq G.I.s?
• First Look: Xbox 360 Elite Unboxed and Fondled to the Full Effect
• Novel Approach to Tiberium Wars
• JamGlue: Like YouTube for Collaborative Audio
• Path to Obesity May Start With Infant Growth Charts
• Indaba: Online Music Making for Pro and Semi-Pro Musicians
• Chips with Everything, by Bruce Sterling
• Speaking about Nike + iPod at Stanford This Afternoon
• eJamming: Live Online Music Collaboration
• Jobs: People STILL Don't Want to Rent Music
• IED found outside Austin Women's Clinic; Fox News's Unnamed Source Says Not A Big Deal
• Battle of the Ledes II: Whither the Bees?
• Touring the Massive Hardware at the Aging Parthenon
• It's Not a Nuke, Vlad. We Promise!
• Picasso is Nude: Georgia Takes Legal Action
• Cold War, Part 2? (Updated)
• Charlie Rose Interviews Archived Free Online
• Rumor: Blizzard to Announce StarCraft 2 Next Month
• Scientists Disagree About Circumcision Sensation
• Joost Gets Advertiser Boost, Signs Intel, IBM and HP
• First Video Footage of Endangered Rhino
• Dear God, Tech Ain't So Bad: XTC's Andy Partridge Gets the Ludd Out
• April 26, 1812: Birthday of Alfred Krupp, Germany's 'Cannon King'
• Don't Fire Until You See the Whites of Their Eyes
• MIT Dean Of Admissions Faked Degrees
• Ken Kutaragi Steps Down as Sony CEO
• "Robot Chicken," George Lucas Team Up for TV Special
• Take your kids to work day: What's your office doing?
• OLPC And Intel Duke It Out in the Third World
• <cite>Ninja Gaiden Sigma</cite> Demo Available on PlayStation Store
• Project Honey Pot Files Massive Anti-Spam Suit Against Millions of IP Addresses
• Compiler Giving Away More Joost Invites
• <cite>Warhammer Online</cite> Pushed to 2008
• World Intellectual Property Day
• THREAT LEVEL Celebrates First Birthday, Still Doesn't Play Well With Others
• Beijing 2008: An Atmosphere of Hospitality, Literally
• Skulls in Art and Culture
• Touch the Dead on Your DS
• Lenovo Designs Olympic Torch
• Chris Ware Papercraft
• Structural deformation revealed on sea-floor image
• Children of Hurin Review Revue
• LG Patents Nintendo DS Phone
• FARK's New Copyright Policy: Mine
• Make The Apple Remote Useful With Remote Buddy
• Cthulhu Cthursday: Lovecraft Quiz on British Gameshow
• Lasers Stop Snipers Before They Fire (Updated)
• Trend: The He-Man Steve Jobs Haters Club
• Macs Get Blu-ray Option
• Yesterday in Wired Blogs
• First Look: Nikon D40x Beats Poke in the Eye
• Sensors Skip the Eyes, Go Straight to the Brain
• Wiimote-Style Cellphones Play Katamari Damacy
• Code Guardian: When Giant Robot Nazis Attack!
• Ballmer Cools Zunephone Hopes
• NFL Legends Team Up for <cite>All-Pro Football 2K8</cite>
• Professor Ishiguro's Creepy Robot Doppelganger
• Personal Lightning Detector
• Online Knowledgebase Tackles Your Tech Problems
• Number of Intel Contractors Kept Secret
• New Hulk to Old Hulk: You Are Dead to Me
• Morning Thing: Another Cthulhu Cthursday
• Kodak, Best Buy Team on Printing
• Everybody's Crazy About Those Pokemans
• RFID Medical Equipment Stays In Trash, Not Patient.
• Why I Quit MySpace
• JoWood Moving Into Next-Gen Title Production
• Vanity is Futile, Even For Robots
• Malware Writers Gaming Google Ads
• Prozac for Puppies
• Nintendo Promises Increased Wii Production
• Chess Makes Move to USB
• Browser Game: Line Runner Draws You In
• Sony Has an Eye for PS3
• Kucinich Files Impeachment Papers Against Cheney
• Computer-Controlled Toaster Prints Anything On Bread
• Banshee Riverboard: Surf Catapult
• The Return of Happy 17th Birthday, Hubble!
• Out-of-this-world animation
• Plug-In Hybrids Just Around the Corner
• MySpace To Launch Political Reality Show
• Guess the Hack, Win a Prize
• Read My Lips: Britain is a Police State
• Ford, Your Horsepower Ad's Not Funny
• VirtualBox Adds Mac OS X Support
• In Statement About Steve Jobs, Questions of Anderson' Motive: NYT
• Moleskine External Hard Drive Enclosure
• Morning Walkthrough: Ups and Downs
• More Sony Battery Woes. Acer Recalls 27,000
• DIY Noise Cancelling Headphones a Snip To Make
• Google Tops Microsoft In Internet Traffic ??? Maybe
• Imagining Cho Seung Hui's Netflix queue
• IBM Adds PS3 Power to Gaming Mainframes
• MapQuest Directions Follow You to the Car
• Crutch 2.0 From QED: Stumble in Style
• Windows Server Enters Public Beta Phase
• Industrial Design Newbies Have More Options for Cheap Workshops
• Weird Videogame School Commercial Does Everything Wrong
• Formulas for Startup Success
• Tin Foil Hat Watch: Personal Lightning Detector
• Adobe Flexes Open Source Muscles
• Nokia's New Ad Campaign Gets Commuters Talking
• Steve Jobs Hints at New Apple Products
• NTT-Neomeit Cellphone Controlled Home: The Ultimate Pranksters Toy
• GiSTEQ PhotoTrackr: GPS for Any Camera
• Nazi Mech Warrior: When Robots Attack!
• Next-Gen Scopes for Can't-Miss Snipers
• <cite>Punch-Out</cite> and Crippling HDTV Lag
• Killed By DRM: e-Books
• Genetic Discrimination Ban Clears House; Senate OK Expected
• Don't Fire Until You See the Whites of Their Eyes
• The Future of Internet Telephony Could Hang on Vonage Case
• Web Mashups Turn Citizens Into Washington's Newest Watchdogs
• Hannibal Drama Plays Out on Alpen Ice