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Saturday, August 15, 2009

TIME: Google and Microsoft Battle for College E-Mail

Slate: Can Major League Baseball and Topps save baseball cards?

FP: Why is Hollywood messing with my childhood? - Hollywood's 80s Remakes

Economist: The decline of the landline - Unwired

Economist: Detecting habitable new worlds - The next blue planet

Economist: Tundra - The least studied climate, permafrost is getting attention as a result of global warming

Economist: Should America try Industrial Policy? (No!)

TIME: Top 10 Famous Mysterious Monsters

Economist: Improving scientific publishing - Huddled maths

Economist: It was once a rule of demography that people have fewer children as their countries get richer. That rule no longer holds true.

TIME: Swimming with the Fishes in Palau

TIME: President Obama's Latin Challenge

Economist: Latin American geopolitics - The dragon in the backyard

FP: Church & Narcostate - Why has it taken so long for the Catholic Church to criticize Mexico's recent violence?

Economist: Galaxies in the early universe - Rocking the cradle

Atlantic: Does the Obama health-care symbol mimic Nazi symbolism?

Slate: Is 90-year-old former Nazi officer Josef Scheungraber too old for jail?

Atlantic: Beer in the Ruins of Communism

TIME: 'District 9' Review

NPR: 'District 9,' An Apartheid Allegory (With Aliens)

Salon: District 9 - We Love Aliens (Just Not the Illegal Kind)

Slate: The dull, anti-corporate politics of District 9

Economist: Morality and Colour

TIME: Environment - Why Some Like it Cold

TIME: So What's the Rap on the New Neighbor? Rap Stars as your Next Neighbor

Atlantic: Goodbye to '80s Bartending Trends

Atlantic: How Democrats And Republicans Exploit Emotion

Mother Jones: Fiji Water - Spin the Bottle

Mother Jones: Mother Jones Responds to Fiji Water

Salon: Bill Clinton says - Don't stop thinking about triangulation

Economist: Southern Italy's ills - The messy mezzogiorno

NPR: Spotting Lies - Listen, Don't Look

Atlantic: Private Sector Welfare

FP: Internal State Department report criticizes Africa Bureau

Atlantic: Political Sex Scandals

Atlantic: Beware Idolatry of Numbers

ESPN: Camp Confidential - The Arizona Cardinals

ESPN: Camp Confidential - The New Orleans Saints

ESPN: Camp Confidential - The New York Jets

ESPN: Camp Confidential - The Indianapolis Colts

Newsweek: South Africa Is Acting Like a Rogue State

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