Epic recap of the premiere of the final season of my favorite television show, LOST.

Very good article on the season premiere of LOST.

The Precinct Ballot Database enables voters anywhere in the state to view and print individual precinct level ballots for all Louisiana elections. In order to use the Precinct Ballot Database you must know your local ward and precinct number.

Instructors in all disciplines need to refocus on Reading Across the Curriculum to address students' needs, to achieve instructional goals, and to prepare citizens for full participation in our democracy.

Put simply, a whole bunch of information is shared every day.

One thing is sure after reading this: I will do everything in my power to not be arrested in Wisconsin.

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He's been a Roxy original, the inventor of 'ambient', Bowie's muse, the brain in Talking Heads and U2's 'fifth man'. Now Eno tells us where he's heading next. From the GuardianUK.

The RZA is moving on from making raps and starring in films to directing his own feature film.

The most frightening line is the one that reads: "Where the reference desk was, now there's a coffee shop". Yeah, now that's progress...not.

This is a list compiled by a Wired.com writer. Kind of fun as I've played a number of these.

The Japanese do a lot better than the rest of the world. Not everything (that's for sure), but a lot.

I do not agree with this list. Maybe two titles, but my top ten would be a lot different.

As a counter to my previous bookmark, I offer this perspective. It basically argues that as critical as we may be of how the health care debate played out, there is a very significant difference between the Right and the Left, and, if we fail to recognize that, then we're in deep shit. And don't forget to read the comments.

The subtitle of this argument is "Pretty Speeches, Compromised Values, and the Quest for the Lowest Common Denominator". It is very critical of how the health care discussion has played out in D.C. And don't forget to read the comments.

I'd say that about half of these are or will be in my Netflix queue.

Senator Al Franken chimes in on why he's supporting the current bill--despite the lack of a public option, which he strongly supported.