Akkam’s RazorNaked on teh Internets.

• Boing Boing: “I Feel Good” + “Hail to the Chief” church mash for Brown, Ford
  (tags: YouTube mashup church religion organist jamesbrown geraldford music audio)
• Useful resources for creating a Wordpress theme | cre8d design: blog design, Wordpress themes, Drupal, Web 2.0
  (tags: design wordpress webdesign theme reference)
• Winding Road » Archive » The Embargo Game Is Broken
  (tags: automotive press embargo)
• Strategic Insights — Civil-Military Relations in Iraq (1921-2006): An Introductory Survey
  The history of Iraq and Saddam Hussien. Via MeFi.
  (tags: history iraq saddamhussien)
• IFTF’s Future Now: Imagining the future
  “…[R]emembering the past and envisioning the future may go hand-in-hand, with each process sparking strikingly similar patterns of activity within precisely the same broad network of brain regions.”
  (tags: psychology neuroeconomics timetravel congnition perception imagination)
• Stores report disappointing Dec. sales – Yahoo! News
  The numbers for Xmas 2006 are in, and they’re not good.
  (tags: C hristmas retail economy shopping consumers)
• A New Year, A New Database | Sunlight Foundation
  A new database highlighting government officials, elected and otherwise, and their moving into the private sphere.
  (tags: politics database)
• Special Alert: Horoscope U.S.A.: Entertainment & Culture: vanityfair.com
  “A planetary configuration not seen since 1776 is coming our way, heralding chaos, revolution, and rebirth. Let the stars guide you through the coming storm.”
  (tags: astrology politics usa)
• Global Auto Index – research 1,700 car makers, 100,000 photos – the best and largest free online car catalog and biggest automotive directory in the world. Vehicle information and pictures.
  An extremely large and complex database of global cars, sorted by geography, brand, and model.
  (tags: cars automotive reference)

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