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Technology Log Microsoft to Web sites: Behave!

Kaitlin Quistgaard

Michael Sragow: Director Alan Taylor's television veriti

Technology Log: Meesa like Web talk! Jar Jar Binks translates the Net

Silicon Follies: Marketing mutiny and the magic love burrito

Thomas Scoville

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A very literary bear: Why shouldn't Winnie-the-Pooh be on the UC-Berkeley reading list?

the Salon Technology staff

Blue Glow: Christine Lahti as vigilante mom; more Women's World Cup

"Lorca": Serious study meets celebrity bio

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Garbage picking 101: I was a Seven Sisters Dumpster diver

Gillian Andrews

George Carlin: The cantankerousness of the long-distance stand-up comic

Amazon.com vs. New York Times: Who owns the bestseller list?

Scott Rosenberg

Music: The misunderstood legacy of Don Van Vliet, aka Captain Beefheart

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Jerry Capeci's Gang Land: The case of the made-in-the-bathroom mobster

David Brower: The grand old man of the environmental movement talks about why tree-huggers should lighten up

Technology Log: It's now or never: Bid online for the Elvis' clothes

Joe Ashbrook Nickell

The road rules: Bob Dylan continues on the mother of all tours, 12 years and counting

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Blue Glow: Feminist "Three Little Pigs"; kid boxers on "P.O.V."

Music: Ween's scatological pranksters offer up a poopy (that's

Bitter and blacker: Chris Rock brings the house down in Harlem

Transvestite hit men attack! Ed Wood's novels are even more ridiculous than his movies

Greg Villepique

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Technology Log: Life on the fringe

The valiant sperm and the femme fatale egg: Can science ever be culturally neutral?

Margaret Wertheim

Dear Mr. Blue: Is it true love or just chemical imbalance?

Garrison Keillor

Brilliant Careers: Germaine Greer

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