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Dechaca · Guest

The following just occurred to me... A lot of the people that are opposed to the public option because they think it will end up with the government getting between people and their doctors are the same people that are advocating for keeping the ban on medical marijuana, thereby making government get in between people and their doctors.It seems that some people just don't know what they want.
I was there at Web 2.0 Expo. Great to see Jay and Kevin as one of the keynotes (last year it was only Jay). But I think Baratunde Thurston is the best keynote speaker this year.

Sarvesh paithankar · Guest

“"His head!""It's on backwards!!""Why didn't anyone TELL ME my ass was so big!!?!"

Inkollu · Guest

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Che next to Ghandi is like Animatter next to Matter. Why you'd put a brutal mass murderer in a nice domino display is beyond me...They had some cool effects in there though. I really like painting the tops of dominos as one thing and the sides as another.!

Eshant · Guest

From the same site, it turns out one of them wasn't Miss Japan, just a really close friend.http://www.tmz.com/2009/11/18/miss-universe-wyatt- ...?
Link to image's infopage, which is where the submitter should have linked us to:http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:San_francis ...This photograph was taken and uploaded by Mila Zinkova, whose work has been front-paged on Digg at least a half-dozen times that I've noticed, and each time that I've seen it, the submitter did not attribute her for her work. You may recognize some of her photos here (click on thumbnails to see more images):http://home.comcast.net/%7Emilazinkova/Fogshadow.h ... She's a wonderfully talented photographer who works tirelessly behind the scenes to make beautiful images like this one available for use on Wikipedia and for any other project, and it's sad that submitters often do not acknowledge the people who make all of this possible, even when direct attribution is easy to do.Fellow diggers: Please give the volunteers over at Wikimedia Commons credit for their work. Full disclosure: I've donated, categorized, geotagged, and annotated more than a hundred of my own photographs and I have multiple thousands of page edits on Wikipedia and Wikimedia Commons, so I know the amount of time, effort, and love that goes into this sort of thing. We license our work freely so that everyone can enjoy it, learn from it, build upon it, and distribute it however they wish; we really only ask in return that people not treat it as faceless, anonymous content, since we're real people who simply decided to make our efforts available to the world for the greater good rather than trying to monetize it.

Kevin · Guest

for $20, I might just do this...

BROXHAM · Guest

Not bad for a Public Hospital. ----Bold Underline...

Hayliegh · Guest