2009

Engadget shares deals on tech gadgets, Apple product news, and gaming reviews. via Engadget.

This 2009 article from HuffPost Entertainment asks readers to vote on which female celebrity they think has the best chest.

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This 2009 article discusses the death of Bill Sparkman, a census worker in Kentucky, and connects it to Appalachia's history with the federal government. via HuffPost.

Engadget's homepage features tech news and reviews, buying guides, and deals on gadgets like Roombas, MacBooks, and Samsung phones. via The source of this content is Engadget.

This content discusses failing public schools. via http://www.nydailynews.com/opinions/2009/09/24/2009-09-24_at_the_root_of_american_incivility_failing_public_schools.html

Armenia has a rich history with chess, with many attributing the country's success in the game to national pride and support. via BBC News

Al Jazeera is covering breaking news on escalating tensions between Hezbollah and Israel, as well as the one-year anniversary of the Hamas-led attack on Israel.

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The Mises Institute, a non-profit promoting Austrian economics and individual liberty, features articles on topics like capitalism, the Federal Reserve, and fair trade. via Mises Institute

Tyler Cowen highlights a thought-provoking article imagining the airline industry structured like healthcare and contemplates other sectors that could be humorously compared. via Marginal Revolution

The House of Representatives passes a bill to prevent unexpected spikes in credit card interest rates and fees. via HuffPost

Tyler Cowen's Assorted links from September 25, 2009, covers topics such as economics, technology, and culture.

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