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io9 has posted photos from astronauts Twittering in space.
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"Everything That is Done by Me is Done by Me for You": Hit Singles from the 1990's in Passive Voice by Jim Rodovich at McSweeney's.
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Crack Two has posted 125 rare photos of famous people.
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Hillbilly rockers Hayseed Dixie perform the Queen classic "Bohemian Rhapsody" from their new album "Killer Grass."
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Jason English at Mental Floss asks, NFL placekicker or world leader?
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TreeHugger has posted nine human parasites you don't want along for the ride.
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Threadless features Murray Mullet's artwork of Peanuts characters using hand-painted peanuts. (via)
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Kiplinger has posted the eight ways the Feds will pay you to go "green."
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Steven Gettis posts illustrations of authors and scenes from literature at Hey, Oscar Wilde, It's Clobberin' Time. (via)
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The "Miracle on the Hudson" airbus, piloted by Capt. Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger, is for sale at Chartis Aviation Salvage. (via)
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Comic artist Cliff Chiang takes classic record album covers and redraws them with superheroes. (via)
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Unreality has compiled a gallery of celebrity photobombs.
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Muggezifter places his camera's self-timer on two seconds, then tries to get as far away from it as possible. The photos are at Running From Camera.
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Brand New discusses Obama's campaign graphic, the redesigned Northwest Airlines logo, and other major identity works of the decade. (via)
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Follow the efforts to assist injured Haitians by Doctors Without Borders in their Field News.
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LifeHacker offers 10 winter survival tools and tactics, including how to make shoveling easier and keeping your heating bill from soaring.
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Mental Floss offers a quiz asking you to match an esteemed actor (like Jimmy Stewart, Katharine Hepburn, et al) with their not-so-esteemed final movie.
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Share your funny Facebook fails at Failbooking.
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Adam Bertocci, inspired by the works of William Shakespeare and the Coen Brothers, has created the five-act "Two Gentlemen of Lebowski." (via)
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Kevin Holesh memorializes those unsung victims of our arctic winters, buried bikes, at his Tumblr blog. (via)
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ComputerWorld compiles the 6 hottest skills IT pros will need in 2010.
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DiscoveryNews honors the best space probe photographers of the decade with a gallery of their amazing work.
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"My Frumpy Valentine" and other Jazz Substandards by Lucas Klauss at McSweeney's.
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Real Simple touts 101 uses for everyday things, including coffee filters and Velcro. (via)
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Bowing to fan demand, Twin Cities singer Tay Zonday lends his baritone to "You're a Mean One, Mr. Grinch." (via)
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Kseniya Simonova mesmerized the audience of "Ukraine's Got Talent" by drawing a series of pictures on an illuminated sand table showing how ordinary people were affected by the German invasion during World War II.
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Illustrator Matt Kish is creating one drawing for every single page of Herman Melville's Moby-Dick. One hundred out of 552 so far. (via)
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