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The domain name "i-am-bored.com" appears to be available for purchase. via i-am-bored.com

Tyler Cowen and Alex Tabarrok are economists with a blog called assorted links to content like a new public library in Italy and the economics of paying someone to play video games. via Marginal REVOLUTION

Tyler Cowen's Assorted Links from March 23, 2010, covers topics ranging from the books that influenced Angus to the health care bill's impact on the Amish.

via Marginal REVOLUTION.

Tyler Cowen links to various articles and blog posts, primarily focused on economics, technology, and culture.

via Marginal REVOLUTION

Alex Tabarrok of Marginal REVOLUTION shares a collection of links, including a New York Times article on the tragedy of the commons.

via Marginal REVOLUTION

Jason Kottke shares a link to Flame, an experimental online drawing tool that allows you to create abstract and intricate designs. via kottke.org

Kotaku published an article on March 17, 2010, that links to an image originally posted on Chris McKeever's Tumblr page and shared on Crass Anxiety. via Kotaku

This blog post from March 16, 2010, shares a webcomic from Luke Surl about free will versus determinism. via The Big Questions

Jason Kottke shares a tilt-shift video that makes New York City look miniature.

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Kottke.org shared a link to Ten Word Wiki, a wiki where entries are only ten words long.

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This map visualizes which burger chains dominate in different areas across the United States. via FlowingData