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I have subscribed to too many feeds in Bloglines. Way too many feeds. But how to pare them down -- that's the question.

I frequently think of getting rid of BBC -- it doesn't often tell my something I haven't already learned from the NYTimes. But, oh those unique tidbits I get from BBC! Who else is going to tell me that drug smugglers are using puppies as mules, or that US customs found a human voodoo head in luggage inbound from Haiti. Severed human heads are "hazardous material" -- who knew?

Need a reason to take your multivitamins? Fruits, Veggies Not as Nutritious As When Truman Was President

Need a reason to distrust congress more? Congress caught making false entries in Wikipedia. Maybe the solution is to make your congressional representatives responsible for a wiki, since buy[ing] your DRM-loving senator an iPod has been found to reverse thier opionions of DRM.

If this guy ever gets his underwater environment up and running, I think I'd like to visit.

Case recently hosted David Callahan, author of Cheating Culture, to speak for Integrity Week. Plaigery, just one of the many types of cheating that Callahan discussed, is a topic that now has its own academic journal. What a sad sign of the times.

And now for something completely different...

The Dante's Inferno Test has sent you to the First Level of Hell - Limbo!
Here is how you matched up against all the levels: