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1. Supposedly scandalous behavior by New York Jets players toward a female reporter. 2. The Brazilian government is the country that send...
Bizarre NASA badges (link roundup)
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Vitruvian Woman and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles - - actual NASA patches, and there are many more bizarre NASA patches on display here . Ha...
Obama as Big Brother (link roundup)
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Another clever headline/image juxtaposition by Drudge. Regardless of what you think of his politics, Drudge is simply incredible at finding...
New logo for the Hugo Awards (link roundup)
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This rocketship by Jeremy Kratz won a contest to redesign the Hugo Awards logo. Relatedly, here are the 2009 Hugo winners . Via . And a ...
Space Kook by Rich Page (link roundup)
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Rich Page's entry in my Villains of Scooby Doo art contest is Space Kook . If you missed the announcement, go here to find out how y...
Kill Bill in one minute (link roundup)
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Kill Bill 1 and 2 in one minute by the University of York Filmmaking Society . Via . And a few more links: 1. Here's one way to get bu...
Vatican sponsors conference on evolution, excludes creationists, plus two other articles on religion
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1. The Vatican is sponsoring a conference on evolution to mark the 150th anniversary of the publication of Charles Darwin’s "The Origi...
"Censored" sticky tape
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"Censored" sticky tape by Art. Lebedev Studio on sale here . *Previously: Steinbeck's Grapes of Wrath was banned and burned in...
John Steinbeck's The Grapes of Wrath was banned and burned in California
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Rick Wartzman's new book Obscene in the Extreme: The Burning and Banning of John Steinbeck's the Grapes of Wrath sounds intriguing:...
Court of Appeal reverses fine against CBS for Janet Jackson's wardrobe malfunction
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The FCC had imposed a $550,000 indecency fine against CBS, but the federal appellate court determined that the FCC "acted arbitrarily a...
Advertising: Banned Red Bull Television Commercial
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ROME (Reuters) - An angry Italian priest has persuaded soft drinks company Red Bull to withdraw an advertisement setting its product in a na...
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