Link dump #3, mother of all link dumps.
* I thought I was over Obama kitsch, but somehow the kids' letters to Obama featured on This American Life last week still somehow got to me. Adorable!
* Austen gets a much-needed updating: Pride and Prejudice and Zombies.
* The Massachusetts lottery: if you've got $10,000+ to burn, it turns out it could actually be a good bet.
* Wikipedia is looking to ruin itself. More at MeFi.
* A zoomable map of the Moon from a 1969 National Geographic. Simply irresistible.
* How to nationalize health care.
* Rethinking your opposition to nuclear power? Rethink again. I've been working on a piece for the Indy on nuclear power in North Carolina that covers some of these themes. Via Steve Benen.
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Tuesday, January 27, 2009
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Gerry Canavan
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10:28 PM
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Labels: Barack Obama, ecology, energy, health care, inaugurations, Jane Austen, lotteries, North Carolina, nuclear energy, politics, the Moon, Wikipedia, Won't somebody think of the children?, zombies