Akkam’s RazorRadicalized on the internets since 1996.

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• Photo –
• Five Ideas: Always With Honor –
• CBGB the Comic Book: Exploiting the Corpse of a Punk Rock Mecca –
• The Self-Shortering Of Argie McBargle –
• U.S. Information Warfare Operation Takes Down Website Used to Plan Attacks on Americans Inside Iraq; The Website Was Set Up and Run by CIA and Saudi Intelligence –
• Federal Reserve Must Disclose Bank Bailout Records –
• Militant arm of the infoviz movement gets serious about PowerPoint –

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• Getting Ugly –
• Reverting To Type –
• Which States Suffer When Gas Prices Rise? –
• GOP Lawmakers Use Christian Hate Radio To Concoct Conspiracies, Build Opposition To Health Reform –
• Bad Beat –
• Spring, warfare, bacteria, everything –
• Do Read –
• 10 Ways Social Media Will Transform Events in 2010 –
• The Million Follower Fallacy: Audience Size Doesn't Prove Influence on Twitter –
• Conscience Claws –

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• The Camaro SS Police Car Will Make You Beg To Be Arrested [Exclusive] –
• Age, Education, and Functional Decline –
• Oh Noes! We’ve Lost Glenn Beck –
• How to Plan Your Garden –
• <i>Automobile</i> takes a look at the early history of ’sudden acceleration’ –
• Anachronistic Memes: The Best of the Bayeux Tapestry –
• Guide to Microsoft Police Forensic Services –
• The GOP’s War on Teddy Roosevelt –

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• Report: ABC News faked at least one part of runaway Toyota report –
• Lawrence Lessig scares a room of liberals –
• Lawrence Lessig scares a room of liberals –
• De-Anonymizing Social Network Users –
• Rahm Touched Me Here –
• Net a “Fundamental Right,” Four Out of Five Say –
• The Missing Piece of the OpenData / OpenGov Puzzle: Education –
• The federal government is like Schlitz after Schlitz stopped being a good beer –

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• Christopher Thornberg on Double Dip Recession –
• Less than 4/10 Americans rely purely on offline media –
• Reading: WSJ Guide to Information Graphics –
• Who Will Advocate For Toyota Owners In Japan? –
• Slick Play –
• Director of Research at Google and AI genius –
• Full-content RSS feeds harm page views, but not viewership –
• Everything you thought you knew about the Bush administration is wrong –

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• How Targeted Online Ads Helped Sink Lou Dobbs at CNN –
• Members of Congress, Serfs Will Actually Have the Same Health Care Options –
• Church of the savvy –
• Huffington Post front page. –
• Toyota FT-86 concept gets a family-style welcome –
• your guide to fabric care symbols –
• Everything Is Contaminated –
• Can IBM Help You Write a Better Blog Post? –
• college in america
  via soullessparasite –
• Building Better Teachers –

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• The Man Who Broke INTO Auschwitz –
• State Tourism Logos –
• Video: ‘New Media Risks and Rewards: People First, Mission Always’ –
• Report: iTunes Pressuring Record Labels Away From Amazon –
• Cheap is so relative… –
• How Much Are Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn Worth? [REPORT] –
• In Mobile, Fragmentation is Forever. Deal With It. –
• Blogroll –
• Look at Data Like a Statistician, Minus the Ph. D [Statistics] –
• Time Bandits Map –

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• American Family Association Pins SeaWorld Death On Lack Of Christianity: ‘Bible Ignored, Trainer Died’ –
• Putting The Credit Score Puzzle Together –
• Money loves tchochkes –
• VIDEO: Obama Gets Advice In Middle Of The Night From Former/Dead Presidents –
• States: Delinquent Mortgages vs. Unemployment Rate –
• The Under education of America
  via burningbuilding –
• RIP, Al Weisel –
• Toyota looks to boost March sales with “biggest offers ever” –
• The Future of Blogging –
• Food label crackdown: FDA slams 17 companies over misleading consumers –
• Bad Charts! Bad! –
• Pew Millennials Data –
• Paging Matt Taibbi –
• In Reform Battle, Teachers Oppose Testing, Support Standards –
• Is the Parliamentarian Partisan? –
• What Are People Buying Online? –
• FACTS AND FIGURES.
  Click through to get a headache. –
• Super Size Everyone –
• Run a Total Background Check on Yourself with Free Online Tools [Privacy] –
• Post Hick, Ergo Propter Hick –

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• Clarence Thomas’ Revenge –
• First Contact –
• MashedIn – Show how you are connected –
• 'Good' Beats 'Innovative' Nearly Every Time – BusinessWeek –
• PolicyTool for Social Media –
• The Forty-Fifth Parallel –
• Oath Keepers: Potentially the most lethal and dangerous of all the new ‘Patriot’ groups –
• Paint a Room Like a Pro [Home Improvement] –
• Easily Create Awesome Charts & Graphs With Tableau Public –

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• Oath Keepers: Potentially the most lethal and dangerous of all the new ‘Patriot’ groups –
• Paint a Room Like a Pro [Home Improvement] –
• Easily Create Awesome Charts & Graphs With Tableau Public –
• Lies the Republicans tell about health care –
• Conservatives vs Humans –
• Andreessen’s Advice To Old Media: “Burn The Boats” –