
The Designer Daily has made a pretty good list of some of the better free work apps for OSX.
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"five thirds of a pound" of beef, nacho cheese, chili, salsa, tortilla chips, lettuce, tomato and refried beans on an 8-inch sesame seed bun.
"The Fifth Third burger is not for the casual eater,"
Nutritious and delicious Jaime Hammer for a crazy Thursday, as seen on F-listed.


Canon EOS Rebel T1i First Hands On: 50D's Sensor, 1080p Vids, $899 (!!)Canon has crammed the $1500 50D's sensor and 5D-Mark-II-like 1080p video capture into an $899 entry-level Rebel. We ran it through its paces for a few hours, and it's awesome.
Seriously...WTF? This has to be Dr. J drunkblogging a dream on an Ambien stupor.

Jimmy Carter's crazy slavery theory: He thinks the Civil War was un-ChristianHe [writes]: "A legitimate question for historians is how soon the blight of slavery would have been terminated peacefully in America, as in Great Britain and other civilized societies."
Carter's comments are so stunning that at a recent discussion about the new book at the New-York Historical Society, both the book's co-editor, Joshua Wolf Shenk, and another "distinguished American" who contributed to the book, Cynthia Ozick, distanced themselves from them. Shenk said he disagreed, and Ozick mocked the idea of negotiating with slave masters.
Carter holds up the British - who didn't fight a war over slavery - as an example, but a careful look shows that case to be thoroughly unconvincing. Parliament had acted in 1807 to ban the slave trade and in 1833 to abolish slavery altogether. By the time the Civil War began in 1861, America's legislature had yet to follow suit - and the Southerners didn't appear in any great rush to do so.


bag features storage for 36 beers with a quick-grab top opening, a bottle opener zipper pull, an integrated speaker system with auxiliary input, self-draining ice storage, and included golf towel, flask, dice, beer cozies, and ping pong balls

Where's the $1.3 million in Kilpatrick war chest?Former Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick has failed to file a required campaign finance report, violating state law and raising questions about what happened to the $1.3 million he had on hand at the end of 2007.I hear there's going to be an opening in Richmond soon, and a "City of Pride & Purpose" sounds like his kind of town.
Man loses tooth as bowlers brawl over etiquettePolice said a dispute over bowling etiquette led one man to assault another with a 16-pound ball, knocking out one of the man's teeth.