Screw the DMCA: The chorus of voices criticizing the Digital Millenium Copyright Act (DMCA) has just gotten a bit louder with the addition of a new and authoritative voice: The Library of Congress.

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factcheck.org In this election year let me recommend this site run by the Annenberg School at UPenn

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We have constructed a fully functional, fully integrated radio receiver, orders-of-magnitude smaller than any previous radio, from a single carbon nanotube. The single nanotube serves, at once, as all major components of a radio: antenna, tuner, amplifier, and demodulator. Moreover, the antenna and tuner are implemented in a radically different manner than traditional radios, receiving signals via high frequency mechanical vibrations of the nanotube rather than through traditional electrical means.

offbeat angle on the iPhone mania: "Talking to God on a Two Way Radio" in honor of the recently-passed George Carlin.

The FCC commissioners heard about privacy, fairness and commercial possibility. Rep Mike Doyle (D-PA) helped organize the event saying it was intended to address two major concerns -- the so- called "digital divide" between those who have broadband access and those who don't, and "Network Neutrality," or the openness of the Internet.

Amazing Animal True Story about two men who adoped a 35 pound lion cub from Harrod's dept. store, raised, then released, and reunited with him in the wild.