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Turkeys and Thanks

Posted on November 22, 2012 by Michael Froomkin
  • Boing Boing, Finnish police confiscate 9-y-o’s laptop after she downloads a song from the Pirate Bay
  • Medical Daily, (via, slashdot)
  • Mat Taibbi finds One Interesting Thing About Paula Broadwell’s Petraeus Biography (via Leiter)
  • Man arrested for theft of “9 million files” said to comprise identity data for roughly 2/3 of the Greek population (via RISKS)
  • Naked Capitalism, An Inconvenient Truth About Lincoln (That You Won’t Hear from Hollywood)
  • Jon Huntsman continues his strategy of positioning himself as the sane alternative for the GOP. Fortunately, there’s no sign at present that this can work.
  • U.S. Deficit Shrinking At Fastest Pace Since WWII, Before Fiscal Cliff & Your helpful Thanksgiving charts about the deficit (via Maddow Blog) … partial corrective at Kevin Drum, The Federal Deficit Is Shrinking Already, But That’s Not Really a Good Thing

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