Quoted: There's a street artist in NYC by the name of D Billy and I sincerely hope he is being subsidized

Quoted: Sometimes, software isn't so magical. Even for Bill Gates.

Quoted: Last week we started a new series called Mainstream Web Watch, in which we'll be exploring how the Social Web is infiltrating mainstream culture. We started out with ...

Quoted: The government has stood behind the evidence for years. Military review boards relied on it to justify holding hundreds of prisoners indefinitely without charge. Justice Department attorneys said it was thoroughly and fairly reviewed.

Now that federal judges are about to review the evidence, however, the government says it needs to make changes.

Haha, this is pretty funny. Of course, the answer is that none of this crap should be on the courthouse lawn. The FSM clashes horribly with the building, and all the other stuff on the lawn makes the whole place look kitchy. It seems they've decided to allow people to clutter the lawn with whatever crap they can think of. I don't see why anyone stopped with FSM, why not put something on the lawn representing every religion possible. It will look horrible, but at least we'd all have an equal say in its horribleness, right?

Quoted: KABUL, Afghanistan — American soldiers herded the detainees into holding pens of razor-sharp concertina wire, as if they were corralling livestock.

The guards kicked, kneed and punched many of the men until they collapsed in pain. U.S. troops shackled and dragged other detainees to small isolation rooms, then hung them by their wrists from chains dangling from the wire mesh ceiling.

Former guards and detainees whom McClatchy interviewed said Bagram was a center of systematic brutality for at least 20 months, starting in late 2001. Yet the soldiers responsible have escaped serious punishment.

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Quoted: A teenage rap duo in Chicago has recorded a track, aptly called "The Economist," that extols the British publication's breadth and brevity and samples podcast ...