. In the words of his own merry theme song: “You should see what Gumby can do today.” Read full article > >
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ART CLOKEY ‘GUMBY’ DOODLE: Google celebrates birthday of late clay-animation pioneer
Aging Nixon-haters, mark your calendars! More texts and tapes chronicling the adventures of the old Trickster will be released in about a month. Nixon tapes are a bit like Tupac albums: They come out regularly, even though the subject is long dead. Or, in the words of our colleague Bob Woodward , they’re “the gift that keeps on giving.” Read full article > >
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Richard Nixon texts and tapes will be released soon
On election night, a jubilant Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) laid out the modern-day tea party’s philosophy — in the words of a man who was alive for the Boston Tea Party. “Thomas Jefferson,” the newly elected Paul said , “wrote that government is best that governs least.” No, he didn’t. Read full article > >
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Price of Internet freedom? Eternal misquotes.
In the words of the Gipper, here we go again. With a winter storm system making its way from the Deep South to the Northeast, the cities of Boston and New York have preemptively declared states of emergency in order to better prepare for the weather….
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NYC, Boston Call Snow Emergency
Your double mocha venti latte has a new look: Starbucks has dropped the words “Starbucks Coffee” from its logo. The company’s paper cups will now be printed solely with an image of the company’s sea nymph. It’s the fourth iteration of the company’s…
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Starbucks Updates Its Logo
Heeding the words of the last of 33 miners pulled from a Chilean mine, the country’s president vows new protections for those working in the industry.
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Last miner out: ‘I hope this will never happen again’
ART CLOKEY ‘GUMBY’ DOODLE: Google celebrates birthday of late clay-animation pioneer
Thursday, October 13th, 2011
