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Best Buy Optimization Is A Big Stupid Annoying Waste Of Money — Meg Marco, The Consumerist

Graduate School in the Humanities: Just Don’t Go — Thomas H. Benton, The Chronicle of Higher Education

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Individually-sparked, collectively developed innovation.

Why the Mythbusters won’t do RFID — Adam Savage on Youtube

White House boasts: We ‘control’ news media — Aaron Klein, World Net Daily

READY TO REVOLT: Oath Keepers pledges to prevent dictatorship in United States — Alan Maimon, Las Vegas Review-Journal

Doctors Will be ‘Drafted’ Under Public Option — Jim Meyers, Newsmax

The government is going to suck the life out of the greatest healthcare system on earth, unless this initiative is checked. All the more reason to pass the Scientific Freedom Amendment as soon as possible.

Faith-healing parents charged in death of infant son — Mensah M. Dean, Philadelphia Daily News

Clunkers in Practice — Wall Street Journal

“…Burton Abrams and George Parsons of the University of Delaware added up the total benefits from reduced gas consumption, environmental improvements and the benefit to car buyers and companies, minus the overall cost of cash for clunkers, and found a net cost of roughly $2,000 per vehicle. Rather than stimulating the economy, the program made [...]

Supermarket bans Jedi Knight — AOL News

Presidential Control Freaks Ruin Democracies — Alexandre Marinis, Bloomberg.com

Feral Houses — jdg, Sweet Juniper!

Designer Chair Transform from Arm to Rocking — Lisa Katayama, Boing Boing Gadgets

Dirty Secret No. 1 in Obamacare — Chuck Norris, Townhall.com

Obama is Hiding His Budget Update from Congress and the American People — Kim Priestap, Wizbang

In West Wing: Grueling Schedules, Bleary Eyes — Michael D. Shear, Washington Post

Adrenaline-junkie behavior is rampant in the current occupant of the White House and his staff: “…Behind the scenes, it was even worse. The night before Obama announced the administration’s housing plan on Feb. 18 in Arizona, Sperling e-mailed the final documents at 3 a.m. and asked for comments. Five people responded immediately. Martin Moore-Ede, a former Harvard [...]

Honduras Defends Its Democracy — Mary Anastasia O’Grady, WSJ

“Fidel Castro and Hillary Clinton object.”

The Case for Commissioning (Not Ordaining) Deaconesses — Tim Keller, byFaith Magazine

It Has Begun… Pastor Told His Bible Study Meetings Are Illegal (Video) — Gateway Pundit

Conscience Protection Update: What Might Happen Next and Why You Should Care — Catherina Favazza