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February 28, 2005

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Daily linklets

This is a daily collection of links, some with commentary, to news stories and interesting blog posts. It will be updated throughout the day with a new timestamp for the updates.

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Nick Lesson says it wasn't his fault, though Chris disagrees.
The Shanghai Communique turned 30, marking the end of Richard Nixon's visit to the PRC.
Putin doesn't read blogs (via SR). I wonder how many world leaders do?
Lesson learned.
I've done this. Even better is to stare at the others in the lift with you, counting them on your hand. Another is to enter a lift with a friend and ask loudly, "Is it contagious?"
Voting time in a contest where everyone's a winner.
Liz Hurley really is the devil.
(13:49) The 22nd edition of Arthur Chrenkoff's Good News from Iraq is up.
(16:32) Armed Liberal points to the winning essay of the Shell/Economist writing prize (PDF link here). There are some great runners-up essays too.

posted by Simon on 02.28.05 at 04:32 PM in the Daily linklets category.

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