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• Silverlight 3 Arrives, Brings Smoother Video, Better Web Apps
• Crowd dynamics, music, and magic at Fenway
• Uncle Sam Wants You to Evaluate Broadband Grant Applications
• Slow Chip Stifles iPhone 3GS Upload Speeds
• Nintendo's Fils-Aime Explains Wii Vitality Sensor, Sort Of
• New blog to follow: Genomics Law Report
• Judge Urged to Declare Bush Spy Program Illegal
• G.M. Is Going Green. Literally.
• Robot Teaches Itself to Smile
• Penn & Teller Call Bullshit on Videogame Violence
• Michael Moore Labels New Bailout Doc a Love Story
• Taser Releases Safety Tests for Shocking New Shotgun (Updated)
• Multi-Galaxy Collision Caught in Action
• Chinese Spying Claimed in Purchases of NSA Crypto Gear
• New York Times Considers $5 Monthly Web Fee: Bloomberg
• Evolution blogs: What are they good for?
• Harry Potter Podcast, iPhone App Hype Half-Blood Prince
• Dozens of U.S. Troops Found on Neo-Nazi Site
• Jaguar Pounces With The New XJ
• The Great <cite>Drug Wars</cite> Game-Name Switcheroo
• New Law Floods California With Medical Data Breach Reports
• Berkman Center Founder Denies Pretrial Shenanigans
• Korean EVs, Made In America
• Antares Is First To Take Off With Hydrogen
• Movies: Bruno Ups Ante on Outrage
• The Next Hacking Frontier: Your Brain?
• Disney's D23 Brings Tron Props and More to Comic-Con
• Video: The World's Fastest Remote-Control Car
• Congressman Asks Justice Department to Block Live Nation/Ticketmaster Merger
• Endangered Speech: 5 Dying and 5 Rising Car Tech Terms
• Faked Screenshots Show Google Chrome Frenzy
• Never Mind the Nuke Crisis, It's North Korean Tourism Time
• Urban Renovation With LEGO Bricks.
• Experimental Diet a Fountain of Youth for Monkeys
• Firefox’s Ubiquity Add-on Gets Smarter, Goes International
• Marines Wrestle With Afghanistan's New Airstrike Rules
• 10 Things Parents Should Know About Warehouse 13
• Website Spotlight: MarvelKids.com
• Old iPods Have Still Got Game
• Oh Lord No. LG Shows 12MP Camera Phone
• San Francisco Vacant Lot Interventions
• 10 Things You Should Know About Nerdapalooza 2009
• Indaba Supercharges Cloud-Based Recording Studio
• Split-Ring Key Comes With Its Own Ring
• Geoff Manaugh, that BLDGBLOG guy
• Google FAQ Reveals Chrome OS Hardware Partners
• Kidwords for the iPhone Isn't Just for Kids
• Anomalies unlimited: Alien writings
• Entire Nikon 2009/ 2010 DSLR Product Roadmap Leaked
• The Runner
• Photo of the Day #635: Dragonfly
• Despite his arrest, Bernard NotHaus is still coining the cash
• Special Innovation Zones
• Captain Stargood Soars to Sci-Fi Spoof on YouTube
• New geyser appears in Kamchatka
• Murdoch press, cellphone hacking, private investigators, celebrities, hoo boy
• Former Teen Hacker's Suicide Linked to TJX Probe
• July 9, 1958: Surf's Up, as 1,700-Foot Wave Scours Alaskan Bay