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The eagerness with which politicians deploy their children as campaign props stands as an open invitation to the press to write about them. Hurricane Palin is the best disaster story the news-starved press has had in weeks. - By Jack Shafer - Slate Magazine
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Google believes any task done in a standalone desktop computer application can be delivered via the Web and Chrome is its bet that software applications can be run via a browser. Google’s Brin: Operating Systems Are Toast
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It is perhaps the most recognisable logo in the history of pop music, and it has been a symbol of brash rebellion for almost 40 years. But now the Rolling Stones’ famous tongue and lips symbol has well and truly entered the establishment with a place in the Victoria and Albert Museum. (via  Wealth and taste: V&A buys original Rolling Stones logo | 				Music |  				The Guardian )
It is perhaps the most recognisable logo in the history of pop music, and it has been a symbol of brash rebellion for almost 40 years. But now the Rolling Stones’ famous tongue and lips symbol has well and truly entered the establishment with a place in the Victoria and Albert Museum. (via Wealth and taste: V&A buys original Rolling Stones logo | Music | The Guardian )
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