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• The Laws of Simplicity » laws
  (tags: design simplicity books reference creativity)
• ontoinfo » Blog Archive » Current Trends In Web Design
  “This is not even an attempt to come up with a complete description of current web design styles; I’ve just put things (which I personally like) together and explained distinctive features of them.”
  (tags: webdesign web2.0 trends web inspiration)
• The Mu Life » Why The Wisdom of Crowds Fails on Digg
  “A few bad apples” or “mob mentality”? Trickle down social economics?
  (tags: digg crowds wisdom web2.0)
• Entertainment Weekly’s EW.com | Feature: Most controversial movies: Nos. 21-25
  (tags: movies list pop culture popculture controversy)
• Google News Archive Search
  “News archive search provides an easy way to search and explore historical archives. In addition to helping you search, News archive search can automatically create timelines which show selected results from relevant time periods.”
  (tags: google news history archive timeline)
• Presentation Zen: Learning from the art of comics
  (tags: presentation design presentations comics communication art)
• Doublespeak and the War on Terrorism
  “Orwell was alarmed by government propaganda and the seemingly rampant use of euphemisms and halftruths— and he conveyed his discomfort with such tactics to generations of readers by using vivid examples in his novel. Despite our general awareness of th
  (tags: pdf politics terrorism security CATO doublespeak paper orwell)
• WFMU’s Beware of the Blog: The Real Fake News Hall of Fame
  (tags: news propaganda WFMU HOF)
• The Force is a Tool of Satan – Episode III ALERT!
  “Since 1999 we warned that the end times will be upon us with THE SEVENTH SEQUEL – and that time is now. “
  (tags: Religion starwars weird humor)
• The Condiment Packet Museum: Information
  People collect the strangest things…
  (tags: COLLECTING STRANGENESS)
• Piracy attacks map
  Gotta save this for Talk Like a Pirate Day.
  (tags: TLAPD pirate 9/19)
• The Map Room: The Middle East Redrawn
  Since we’re already there, maybe we should suggest redrawing the borders?
  (tags: middleeast cartography maps)
• The Map Room: Pearcy’s 38 States
  “In the 1970s, geography professor C. Etzel Pearcy proposed reconfiguring the United States into 38 states that were, in his view, more physically and culturally coherent.”
  (tags: mapping USA)

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