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"We are pleased to announce the release of Python 3.0 (final), a new production-ready release, on December 3rd, 2008." - Aviv via Bookmarklet

I am pleased too :) - directeur

"Mark, It's an honor to be mentioned, thank you! That list is not complete, until at least one more name is added, ----> Mark Dykeman. I'm looking forward to 2009. I think it's going to be a real interesting year in the social media space. Your proposal for 2009 is very modest. It's inspired me to add a few more thoughts, which I will follow up on an upcoming post. You are a tremendous an invaluable resource to me, and so many others. That speaks volumes, so thanks again :)" - Mike Fruchter

Here's what you'll need for the cookies and the glaze: Butter, granulated sugar, powdered sugar, anise extract, all-purpose flour, eggs, table salt, shortening and baking powder. Ingredients not shown: Milk. - Mahdi Ebrahimi via Bookmarklet

موافقم همه چيز رنگي مربوطه به مداد رنگي در فف - Parastoo

Parastoo: :D - Mahdi Ebrahimi

Whoa, where is that? - Rob Hoeting

Most datacenters I've ever been in don't allow photography. The exception was the Stanford Linear Accelerator data center that Scoble got me into: http://www.flickr.com/photos/t... - Thomas Hawk

AJ, we're trying to avoid spending too much money, so our datacenter pictures would be a lot less interesting than Google's. Here's a photo of one of our servers though: http://friendfeed.com/e/136525... - Paul Buchheit

Seen on digg two months ago - Wizetux

it'd be amazing no? - Zee.

It's cool, but the idea of the average person - who, let's face it, is dumber than a bag of wet hammers - might take to the skies is a little frightening. I bet you if there was enough of a market for these things, a pilot's license would become easier to get, and these things would start falling out of the sky because people gave their kids' the wheel while they rolled a joint. - Ciaoenrico

Ah! Where was this article two weeks ago when I was designing this! http://www.prevailmagazine.org ? Still working on it though so this link may yet come in handy. Thanks :) - Shey

I'd love one please. tamba2 @gmail.com - Mark - mark

hi could you send me invite mbiskin at gmail dot com thank you - Murat Bişkin

Amber, if you have any left, i'd like one: gmail to cpreplymail. Many Thanks! - Chandler

The editorial is a series of pictures with the same model in different ages (from 10 years of age to 60), everything done with amazing make-up and lighting. Vogue Paris November 2008 with Eniko Mihalik by Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin - Cee Bee

What makeup can do - Shevonne Polastre

i really liked this pictorial. - Cee Bee

"Dedicated to romantic, sweet, lovey dovey, sexy and heart fluttering images" - Jess Lee via Bookmarklet

Why does FF hide the duplicate entries with all the interesting comments. Weird. - Chris White

I do a lot of thinking in the shower too! - Winston Teo

"I have had the misfortune of personally making every one of these mistakes during my years as a software entrepreneur. I am currently reviewing a startup that seems to be trying really, really hard to make all of them in one go. As a result, I decided to put this list together in the hopes of saving as many startups as possible from crashing in to the rocks of false hope and misguided thinking." - Hutch Carpenter

Robert Shiller's plot of the S&P Composite Real Price-Earnings Ratio and Interest Rates (1871–2006), from Irrational Exuberance, 2d ed.[5] In the preface to this edition, Shiller warns that "[t]he stock market has not come down to historical levels: the price-earnings ratio as I define it in this book is still, at this writing [2005], in the mid-20s, far higher than the historical average. … - Mitchell Tsai via Bookmarklet

"As some of the largest advertisers in the world, it is important for the automotive manufacturers to understand the growth in this area." - Erhan Erdogan

Priendfeed: Most likely to own BACON, LOLCATS, and PONIES! - Chris Baskind

Chris: They are social lolcat likers : )) - Erhan Erdogan

Wow. - Kol Tregaskes via Bookmarklet

very cool - Bryan Clark

I've begun to notice this more and more recently - articles that have no business being split are spread across several pages. Are we losing the ability to scroll or something? - Slippy Lane

techcrunch, lots of blogs do this .. i move on, unless hooked - Gregory Lent

Google juice as a motive isn't always consumer-friendly - Pete Steege

Wait, was Cheney the one who gave Dubya the pretzel he almost choked and died on?! - Mona N. via IM

keep the deads in peace... build the future... - jfayel

Wasn't Bush a killer enough - Outsanity

Orli! Congratulations!! :) - Mona N.

forgot to add my own site link :-\ http://www.go2web20.net - Orli Yakuel

Orli, can't wait to see the new site! :) - AJ Batac

Proof that Dems too are nostalgic for culture wars and miss their dysfunctional relationship the nuts of the right. They deserve each other. - Dave Winer

Dave -- not sure you can call outrage over a fundamental civil rights issue as something the Dems want to push as a culture war. I know people both on the right and left against prop 8 and feel passionately about it. - Grant Gochnauer

Being a liberal in a conservative family, is a bit like being gay in a straight one. - Phil Boiarski

In my younger days we called them Thongs - Chris W

Nice present for Obama! He will need them for sure! ;-) - Igor The Troll

Industry and Science also together decided, among other things, that – * Breast feeding was bad for babies, and “formula” was better. Thank you, Nestle. * Children at birth should be taken from their mothers and stored in nurseries. * All boys should all be circumcised at birth. So much for the Hippocratic oath: “First, do no harm.” * Tonsilitis” was a disease, and every severely sore throat should be treated surgically, involving removal of adenoids from the nose as well. * Intestinal infections were likely to be appendicitis, so the appendix had to go too. * Education is a manufacturing process, the purpose of which is to fill the empty vessels of childrens’ heads with curricula approved by the State. * Childrens’ intelligence — their most unique and human quality — was a fixed quantity (a “quotient”) that could be measured, as if by a dipstick, with IQ tests, so herds of students could be sorted into bell curves to better manage their progress through systems that regarded t - Gregory Lent via Bookmarklet

On Twitter: Did you know that you can have a larger profile picture: http://twitter.com/Orli or an animated one: http://cli.gs/XQ6ERT ?! - Orli Yakuel via Bookmarklet

Yesterday I had it too. Eventually I managed to upload the file. - Orli Yakuel

Being a geek, a twitter hacker what's next Orli? - Meriç Kara (welebrity)