Akkam’s RazorNaked on teh Internets.

• Peanuts Meets Marvel @ StatueForum – Statue Forum
  (tags: art comics humor illustration marvel mashup parody thread)
• C64 – a photoset on Flickr
  A collection of scans of Commodore (64) Computers originally from print catalogs.
  (tags: commodore vintage computing advertising scanned flickr)
• Flickr: Search::Photos GeoMapped to Pearl Harbor
  (tags: hisotry geolocation WW2 Pearl Harbor)
• Water Bottle Nipple Adapter
  “The nipple adapts to just about any plastic water bottle and turns it into a baby-bottle. From the looks of it, it’ll probably attach to plastic soda bottles too.”
  (tags: infants parenting bottle)
• The Atlantic Monthly::Get Me Rewrite!
  “[A]s tiresome as newspaper death stories are, solution-based ones can be fun, if for no other reason than you can look back three years from now and see how silly we all were for writing this stuff down. And that¹s precisely the kind of piece Hirschorn
  (tags: newspaper future industry online media journalism internet business news)
• Jesse Shapiro:: “What drives media bias?”
  An academic paper, which surmises that “[t]he data suggest that newspapers are targeting their political slant to their customers’ demand and choosing the amount of slant that will maximize their sales.”
  (tags: liberal conservative media bias news journalism)
• Meaning of life – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
  What is the meaning of life? Wikipedia knows. Via Lifeclever.
  (tags: philosophy life meaningOfLife meaning psychology)
• National Toy Hall of Fame®
  The Classics of Play.
  (tags: Toys history museum nostalgia)
• 2blowhards.com: Blogging and Economics
  “Economically speaking, what do you make of the blogosphere? My own contribution: There’s a lot more to life than economics knows how to account for.”
  (tags: economics blogging)

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