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• Flotsam, Jetsam for 05/21/2007
• Star Wars Fans: Send Wired News Your Pix
• More Maker Faire 2007 Highlights
• Artist Phil Ross' Battery-Operated Test Tube Mini-Plants
• Yoga Boosts Brain's GABA Levels
• Press
• Mind Games
• Birthday High Jinks for 's Richard Garriott
• What's Wired This Month: Paper Planes, Top-Secret Tourism, Aliens
• Wired Wants to Take A Lookie at Your Wookiee
• Google Borg Assimilates Robot Car
• Zooomr’s Rebirth Shows Off New Features, New Business Strategy
• Reality of Claimed Hepatitis C Cure
• Scientist Says Smithsonian Toned Down Global Warming Exhibit
• Cybercide's Amazing Pedal-Powered Rides at the Maker Faire
• Update on lolcats: Buildr = twee LOLZ
• Banned MySpace Sex Offender: Why Me?
• Wired News Writers Swarm Over Maker Faire, Leaving Blog Posts in Their Wake
• It's Time to Break the Carrier Stranglehold on Innovation
• New Material for Thinner, Lighter Body Armor
• Hands On: Microsoft Popfly Not As Easy As It Looks
• Another Big Star Wars Anniversary, with Jimmy Fallon
• Million-Color Myth; Apple's Not Alone Making 6-Bit Displays
• A conversation with Shana Dale, deputy administrator of NASA
• George W. Bush as a Robot Charioteer
• Bombs Still Vex "IED Defeat" Group
• Dual Camera Rig Shoots Stereoscopic Photos
• Evaporating Astroturf
• UK Police Arrest Man for Selling AllofMP3.com Vouchers in England
• Browser Game: Visual Acoustics Makes Beautiful Music
• Army "Future" Flickering Out
• Rafael. A World-Class Artist. The Real Deal.
• Unearthed Silica Deposits Imply Watery Past for Mars
• Maker Faire 07 Highlights
• Copyfighters Slug it out Over Times OpEd
• Maker Faire On Video Via Rocketboom
• Well, uh, so much for the faithful diaspora
• Gawker Media Launches Jezebel
• Choosing Sides in Iraq's Civil War?
• Limited Edition Fiat 500 Sold Out
• NBC Fans Flames of Body Armor Debate (Updated and Expanded)
• Be There, or Be Square
• Kawasaki: Truemors Just A $12k ‘Experiment’
• Classic Un-aired Sitcoms May Surface on DVD
• Cartoonists Celebrate Birth of Tintin Creator
• <cite>Ultima Online: Kingdom Reborn</cite> Beta Kicks Off This Week
• Anna Nicole Smith's Final Act: A Sci-fi Movie!
• The Underwire Gets Plugged in Time Magazine
• May 21, 1927: Lucky Lindy Flies His Way Into the Celebrity Ranks
• A Plan to Build a Giant Liquid Telescope on the Moon
• Why a Famous Counterfactual Historian Loves Making History With Games
• The Party's Over as LCD Television Prices Hit Bottom
• EMI Rejects Warner, Agrees to Private Takeover by Terra Firma
• Insanely Huge Playstation Auction
• Google and Yahoo Included In TechCrunch20 Cabal
• Ubisoft Expands Casual Offerings With <cite>My Coach</cite> Series
• 1000 Audience Ipods Call the Tune For Dancers
• Linux Leads To $140 Desktop
• Apple CEO Urges Gore To Run For President
• Video: Inside Pak's Gun Mecca
• Mighty Mathematical Feat Accomplished
• Shocker! Coasties Want Money Back for Crappy Ships (Updated)
• Department of Energy: More Nuclear Reactors, Less Nuclear Knowledge
• Review: Look 585 Bicycle— Ride the Lightning
• Giant Pink Bunny Slippers Offer Electrifying Ride
• Phones Could Warn of Lightning Strikes
• Nintendo's Summer Lineup: <cite>Metroid</cite>, <cite>Brain Age 2</cite> in August
• The Pale Man in Pan's Labyrinth
• <cite>Chronicles of Riddick</cite> Reborn on PS3, 360
• Mashable Digs Up Web Corpses Killed By Lawyers
• Virtual Consolation Prize: Blazing Kongs of Rage
• Bots, Freaks, Tats, Flames in Faire Throwdown
• Roomba Siblings Coming
• Verizon V Cast Phones Can Identify Songs for Free
• Spy Chief's Vague Op-Ed Keeps Citizens In the Dark
• MySpace Hands Over Sex Offenders' IP Addresses
• GeekDad's Maker Faire booth
• The Strange Love Affairs of the Objectophile
• China Wants Smaller TVs
• Vibrating Wristband Discreetly Alerts You To Phone Calls
• Kodak Touts Cheaper Ink
• Britons To Be Watched By Autonomous Hovering Police Drones
• Goofy Faces at the Maker Faire
• <cite>Xevious, Rush 'n Attack</cite> Hit Xbox Live Arcade This Week
• Tech Finesse Drives Shrek 3 to Record Box Office
• Microsoft Expands Office Document Format Support
• Panasonic Shoots for 12 Megapixels, Too
• Radiation Resistant Underwear Protects Male Fertility
• An Alternate History of Chinese Science-Fiction
• New MacBooks Mark Time. What's Next?
• Forget 30 Second Drug Ads -- Why Not a Whole TV Channel?
• Girlhood Health Influences Adult Fertility, Researchers Say
• Penn and Teller Meet John Cleese
• Exilim Hits 12 Megapixels, Diminishing Returns Hit Exilim
• Watch YouTube On AppleTV
• Ralph Baer to Celebrate 40 Years of Odyssey at Funspot Tournament
• Fantastic Creatures and Gruesome Taxidermy
• Super Rumors: Yahoo, Bebo, Microsoft and Google
• Five for Fighting 5/21/07
• Artist Excavates Pac-Man's Skeleton
• TSA Confiscates Congressman's PBJ
• The Cicadas Are Coming!
• <cite>Red Steel</cite> Soundtrack Available for Download
• BenQ Quits Camera-making Business
• Steampunk Trolleys and Robot Skeletons at Maker Faire 2007
• Sony Questions Motivation Behind Microsoft's Interest in Folding@Home
• Facelifts for Ugly Jets
• New York Times Column Advocates Eternal Copyright
• Cheap LCDs Bounce In Price, But Who Wants a 32" TV Anyway?
• Tales of an Osaka Love Thief
• Valve Cancels Black Box Plans
• Prozac and Rocket-Toting Babies at Maker Faire
• Rem Koolhaas Designs a Death Star for the UAE
• Virtual, Open-Source Belgian Politician Promises 40,000 Blowjobs
• Hypochondriacs Go Online, Invent Another Illness
• transatlantic21: transatlantic21
• An agenda for the presidential candidates
• Rumor Control: Google and Salesforce to Team Up Soon
• A Suspicious Looking Device For Any Occasion
• Meanwhile, somewhere in Iran
• Facebook To Move Beyond Social Networking
• The Justice Department Doesn't Need All of a Criminal's DNA. Just a Hash.
• Capcom Closes Flagship Studio
• Schwarzenegger Blasts EPA Over Tailpipe Emissions
• Time-Lapse Tentacle Woman
• Honda Advances Clean Car Image With New Hybrid, FCX
• Try a Wendy's Frosty Float, Win a Wii
• The Late Spring of American Green Architecture
• Life As Seen Through The Chinese Crime Blotters
• Google Maps Now Offering Neighborhood Searches
• A Look at the Green Trend
• Morning Thing: Robbie the Robot, Shoe Salesman
• Blizzard Announces <cite>Starcraft 2</cite>
• House Moves to Cut Off Spare Parts for Iran's Air Force
• Web Video: A PoliticsTV Retrospective
• Negroponte Accuses Intel Of Hitting Below The Belt
• Alltel Bought For $27.5 billion
• Wired Science Wonders 001: Bruce Sterling
• iPhone Launch to Turn Cingular Into a Better AT&T?
• Nokia Offers the Smellular Phone
• Hitchhiker's Anointed Best Geek Novel Ever
• Intel Can't Write Drivers for its Own Chips
• VIA Technologies To Be Dismantled?
• Play instant messaging games with your kids
• Vista Fridge Magnet Completely Misses the Point
• Oceans Absorbing Less Carbon Dioxide
• Nextel All-Star Challenge Confuses Even the Most Loyal Fans
• Audi TT Clubsport to Gain True Sports Car Grit
• Nicholas Negroponte: "Intel Should be Ashamed of Itself"
• Corn Mania’s Political Fall-Out Comes Home
• Washington and Wall Street at Odds over Pure-Play Fuel Cell Firms
• Forbes.com Picks Safest Autos
• Set Plasma to Stun: Lethal Burglar Alarm
• Grilliput Pocket BBQ
• Okay, Yeah, That Sure Looks Mighty Suspicious to Me
• The SCORE: All in One Low Tech Cooker, Energy Generator And Fridge
• Plus An Unnumbered Host of Bloggers To Spread This Kind of Folksy Nonsense Endlessly
• Idiotic Lawsuit: Class Action Against MacBook Screens
• 1930s Elgin Watch on eBay
• Refusing to Fold, Online Poker Players Bet on Prohibition Repeal
• Tech Customers Too Cheap to go Green
• Engineered Insanity: A Gallery of Wonderfully Useless Complexity
• How To Live an Open-Source Musical Life With Ogg Vorbis
• Biodiesel Bikes, Rockets and Flaming Eggs Light Up Maker Faire
• TV Pilots Crash, Fans Race to the Web for the Next Viral Hit
• Why a Famous Counterfactual Historian Loves Making History With Games
• Review: lookcyclesusa 585 Bicycle