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Thursday, July 30, 2009
 
4 of my #failedchildrensbooktitles on Twitter

1. Oh The Places You Would Have Gone -- Before the Economic Downturn

2. Bert and Ernie Clarify Their Relationship

3. Bambi Versus the NRA

4. Aesop's Ethical Quandaries

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4 Funny #failedchildrensbooktitles on Twitter

1. @schmiss: Where The Wild Things Were Prior To Widespread Residential and Commercial Construction

2. @rkref: The Wealth Redistribution Tree

3. @lehmannchris: Horton Has an Auditory Delusion

4. @misstripentaxi: Dear God, It's Me, Margeret, & I Believe You Owe Me an
Explanation Regarding the Problem of Evil.

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Thursday, July 23, 2009
 
4 Web Programming Languages I've Learned to Read

2. CSS
2. JavaScript
3. PHP
4. jQuery

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Monday, March 16, 2009
 
4 NCAA 1st Round Games to Watch

1. UCLA vs. VCU, East

2. Illinois vs. W. Kentucky, South

3. Siena vs. Ohio St., Midwest

4. Marquette vs. Utah St., West

-espn

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Monday, December 29, 2008
 
4 Unforgettable Sports Championships in 2008

1. New York Giants over New England Patriots in Super Bowl

2. Tiger Woods over Rocco Mediate in U.S. Open playoff

3. Rafael Nadal over Roger Federer at Wimbledon

4. Michael Phelps over Milorad Cavic by .01 of a second at the Olympics

-time

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Monday, December 15, 2008
Wednesday, November 05, 2008
 
4 Cool Things about an Obama Post-Presidency

1. Presidential museum and library in Chicago

2. Convention speeches every 4 years for life

3. State funeral

4. Monument in Chicago; maybe D.C.

-nb

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4 Key Demographics in the Obama Win

1. African Americans

2. Latinos

3. Young Voters

4. Parents

-fivethirtyeight

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Friday, October 17, 2008
 
4 Things Hurting the Oceans

1. Overfishing

2. Shipped goods that are lost or left from shipwrecks.

3. Global warming

4. Aquaculture

-smithsonian

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Wednesday, October 08, 2008
 
4 Good Questions about the Bailout from Time's list of 18:

1. How, exactly, is this bailout supposed to 'save' credit markets?

2. Why should Wall Street be bailed out? Won't it just make them all the more eager to engage in risky practices in the future?

3. Would the money be better spent just buying up the mortgages themselves instead of the securities?

4. What is the difference between Wall Street and a casino?

-time

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