Obama Win Causes Obsessive Supporters To Realize How Empty Their Lives Are

The Onion does it again! This video is hilarious. Make sure to let it load when you hit play. So, hit play, then pause, and let the video load before watching. Humor is great!


Obama Win Causes Obsessive Supporters To Realize How Empty Their Lives Are


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So long, suckers. Millionaire hedge fund boss thanks 'idiot' traders and retires at 37

The boss of a successful US hedge fund has quit the industry with an extraordinary farewell letter dismissing his rivals as over-privileged "idiots" and thanking "stupid" traders for making him rich.

Andrew Lahde's $80m Los Angeles-based firm Lahde Capital Management in Los Angeles made a huge return last year by betting against subprime mortgages.

Yesterday the 37-year-old told his clients that he had hated the business and had only been in it for the money. And after declaring he would no longer manage money for other people, because he had enough of his own, Lahde said that instead he intended to repair his stress-damaged health; he made it clear he would not miss the financial world.


His final words of advice? "Throw the Blackberry away and enjoy life."

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Chuck Norris is Always Hot

This comic will tell you why. It's based on scientific fact.

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Have an iPhone? GOOG-411 for voice activated map link.

iPhone Google map feature which is extremely valuable on the road or at home.

Here is the entry from the Google Mobile page.

Tip! GOOG-411 integrated with Maps: Call 1-800-GOOG-411 and find the business listing(s) you're interested in. Then, say 'Map it'. GOOG-411 will send you a link that will launch Google Maps in the right location.

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The Wall Street Journal is already (secretly) Free

The easy way to get WSJ articles for free (but you don't get all stories):

If you're not a Journal subscriber and would like to read an article that's locked away, here's the first, easiest thing to try: Search for the story's headline in Google News.

On Friday, for example, the Journal published four articles on its front page. Two were available for all, while the following two were offered to subscribers only: "$100 Billion Power Deal Moves Closer in Europe" and "(New Math) x (SEC Rules) + Proxy=Confusion."

Both those locked headlines are in Google News. A search there for "$100 Billion Power Deal Moves Closer in Europe" brings up a Journal link -- click on it, and you get the whole story. Similarly, search for "(New Math) x (SEC Rules) + Proxy=Confusion" and you'll get that piece, too.

Many Journal articles can be accessed this way. But some cannot -- when you search for them in Google News, you don't find a link.

So what to do? If you use Firefox and are comfortable with installing add-ons -- and really, there's nothing difficult about it -- read on for the advanced method, which gives you access to the full WSJ site for free.

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Spokeo is a Spooky look into the future. Social Network Aggregation

This is Spokeo. If you haven't recieved an email from them yet. Expect one soon. This site aggregates social networking data and put's it in a user friendly dashboard. Sites like myspace.com, facebook.com, flickr, amazon wish lists and more...

This is an interesting offering and I would encourage a look into the site. It was a bit slow going, but fun. Spokeo will be sure to change the landscape of the Internet if they continue to succeed in gaining audience and engagement.


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Heckadecimal : The Rubber Shorts -- Free Album

After his subtle yet somewhat disturbing showing on FK's Computer Controlled Substances compilation, Heckadecimal graces us yet again with a fantastic ep of new and original tracks. Armed with a well-sized flotilla of synths and drum-machines, his approach to music and its process is elusive. A healthy mix of sonic textures but familiar and obscure, "The Rubber Shorts" is a timeline beginning with languishing acid-lines and squishy percussion, finishing out with musical phrases and overtures truly of another planet.

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