Links: Follies review; Thurmonds owned Sharpton slaves; Seymour Hersh; Weird Florida; Dead Cash most awesome; Woman wins top tech award...
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Good, Clean Fun at Feb, 2007 Newspaper Guild Follies: Pollster Darrell West covers the Journal union's annual fundraiser that went down Friday night at the Venus de Milo. That's a switch. Sharpton, Thurmond linked by slavery. Seems Coleman Sharpton was a Thurmond slave. Oops. News too: Liz Donovan blogs Dave Barry's hunt for the South Florida Giant Underground Weirdness Magnet, whose latest joke is the wacky judge that Anna Nicole's corpse drew -- a former New York taxi driver with an international audience at last. Liz also draws together links around UK withdrawal and our veterans failed, to which I would add one more: Disgusting treatment for those to whom we owe so much by Joseph L. Galloway, McClatchy's distinguished military affairs writer. Journalism: The Redirection by Seymour M. Hersh in the current New Yorker: "Is the Administration’s new policy benefitting our enemies in the war on terrorism?" Last straw? US generals ‘will quit’ if Bush orders Iran attack. London Times. Noticed: Now 74, Allen spent her entire career at IBM, winning several of the company's top awards. In 1968, she won an corporate award for her research. The prize: a pair of cufflinks and a tie clip. Brainy: Why Americans Don't Like Jazz. Do you hear the words or the music? At dyske.com Peaked early: Marc Andreessen Switches to a Mac: At GigaOm. Andreesen, who wrote the original Mosaic browser while a student at the University of Illinois, and later turned it into Netscape Navigator while he was still in college, has switched. Rolling log: The 50 Most Awesomely Dead Rock Stars. At Blender. Johnny Cash beats out Elvis for posthumous glory. Short: Reviewing the Presidential Campaign Websites. A /. journal. Sullying our good name: Hatred of America unites the world Syntax: The Ten Habits of Emotionally Intelligent People. How to communicate and not be crazy. 
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