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• But what would Frank Lloyd Wright say? | MetaFilter:
  “[Jax de Leon's] last project as a student was a graphic representation of every note, word, instrument and voice from Come on, Feel the Illinoise! by Sufjan Stevens.”
• Dödselectro » Blog Archive » Jungle Fiction.:
  Electro!
• Transform Drug Policy Foundation: Media Blog: The WHO cocaine report the US didn’t want you to see:
  “”Health problem; from the use of legal substances, particularly alcohol and tobacco, are greater than health problems from cocaine use.” – Shock…pfft.
• Phil Spector Unplugged – June 10, 2009:
  Weren’t expecting that, were you?
• There’s Nothing British About the BNP: Platform: “What the BNP Breakthrough Means for British Politics”:
  Nothing British invites two leading academics who study the BNP – Rob Ford and Matthew Goodwin – to comment on the implications of the BNP’s two victories in the European Parliament elections. Their forecasts make chilling reading for anyone concerned…
• Welcome To The North » A whole lot of nothing:
  “Today is Doncaster’s brand-spanking-new Mayor’s first day on the job, and his first engagement of the day was an interview with BBC Radio Sheffield’s Toby Foster. I hope Mayor Davies didn’t think he was in for an easy ride for his first official interview, because that’s not what he got.”
• Abott makes fun of Keith Vaz sucking up | Pickled Politics:
  This video speaks for itself. Brilliant.
• R. Crumb’s Book of Genesis excerpted in The New Yorker – Boing Boing:
  It looks controversial. I think Jesus might cry.
• YouTube – Twilighters bimbominkia: reazioni al trailer di New Moon:
  A collection of Twilight fans reacting to the trailer. Kids, eh?
• UK Polling Report » Who are the people who voted BNP last week?:
  A clue. It’s not the disaffected Labour voters the Tories are blaming…
• Blitz knows kung fu: Xbox 360/PSN’s Invincible Tiger: The Legend Of Han Tao | Offworld:
  Want
• The end credits sequence against which all future end credits sequences shall be measured | Robert Popper:
• The Onion Bag Issue 301: turf moor race war:
  The far right British National Party (BNP) want to make Burnley Football Club a white only zone.
• Nine-Year-Old’s Abortion Outrages Brazil’s Catholic Church – TIME:
  “Archibishop Jose Cardoso Sobrinho of the coastal city of Recife announced that the Vatican was excommunicating the family of a local girl who had been raped and impregnated with twins by her stepfather, because they had chosen to have the girl undergo an abortion.”
• Home taping didn’t kill music – Bad Science:
  Exaggeration? The music industry? Surely not.
• Homeopathy kills | Bad Astronomy | Discover Magazine:
  As someone who has been hospitalised by eczema, this really pisses me off.
• Fleshbot – Skinny Blonde: Because Beer Is Better When Boobs Are Involved – Topless:
  Warning! Rudies.
• dotmund: Vinegar review:
  Because God knows we needed someone to review vinegar.
• Dear America, if this continues, you’re all fucked.:
  For the second week in a row, the DVD release of Paul Blart: Mall Cop remains on the top of the sales AND rental charts.
• Jack of Kent: Libel Law Has No Place In Scientific Disputes:
  “We the undersigned believe that it is inappropriate to use the English libel laws to silence critical discussion of medical practice and scientific evidence. “
• YouTube – Betty Bowers Explains Traditional Marriage to Everyone Else:
  from www.bettybowers.comAmerica’s Best Christian takes time to explain to less informed Christians the curious details of the Lord’s concept of marriage.
• The BNP’s greatest hits | Pickled Politics:
  No more BNP links, I swear.
• Comment: Good riddance to another bad home secretary – politics.co.uk:
  Oh no! My favourite politician has gone. Bye bye Jacqui, you complete cunt.
• Japanmanship: Rape games maybe not so nice afterall:
  Who’d have though?
• Where will women go now? – Broadsheet – Salon.com:
  “We always sent the really tragic cases to Tiller.” Those included women diagnosed with cancer who needed abortions to qualify for chemotherapy, women who learned late in their pregnancies that their wanted babies had fatal illnesses, and rape victims so young they didn’t realize they were pregnant for months. “We sent him 11-year-olds, 12-year-olds who were way too far along for anybody [else] to see,” said Hill. “Eleven-year-olds don’t tell anybody. Sometimes they don’t even know they’ve had a period.” – One of the recommended tags Delicious throws up for this article is ‘murder’. How sad.