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Nick McGlynn

Wal-Mart looks to pick local produce

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Incog, Showreel suite 3 from leneopen on Vimeo

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“ From the invasion of Iraq in April 2003 until June 2004, the US Army shipped nearly US$12,000,000,000 in cash, weighing 363 tonnes, to Baghdad for disbursement to Iraqi ministries and US contractors. Of this over $9,000,000,000 went missing. [12] The funds were drawn from the Iraq Development Fund, which had been formed from US seized Iraqi assets. Using C-130 planes, the deliveries took place once or twice a month with the biggest of $2,401,600,000 on June 22 2004, six days before the legal handover of the fund to the new Iraqi government. [13] The cash payment system has continued as there is no functional Iraqi banking network. With so much cash flowing into the country it comes as no surprise to find that the US Army has deployed 39 automatic cash counting machines. ”

US Military Equipment in Iraq (2007) - Wikileaks

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US Military Equipment in Iraq (2007) - Wikileaks

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Sur cette vidéo que s’est procurée en exclusivité Rue89, on voit un technicien régler les micros du Président, qui le salue. Le technicien ne répond pas, ce qui choque Nicolas Sarkozy. Après s’être plaint de ce manque de politesse -“on n’est pas dans le service public, on est chez les manifestants”-, il finira par dire: “Ça va changer, là.” (lire ci-dessous). (via)

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Bearfight by Ten Kens

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no age - balloon popping, sewage fishing, slow-motion vizfest

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23 Unexpected Girl Photos, With Whom You’d Like to Have a Breakfast | Design You Trust™. World’s Most Famous Social Inspiration.

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via wrongdistance.com

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Don't laugh at us

staff:

Yes, it’s totally silly that one year after launching Tumblr, we’re moving the official Tumblr blog off of Wordpress because it was too much work to update.

We want to spotlight all of the neat stuff happening on Tumblr. So today we’re announcing the official Tumblr tumblelog: staff.tumblr.com

There’s a lot we want to do here. In addition to showing off the new features we’re building, we’re dying to brag about everything we see you folks doing. To cover it all, we’re inviting some new members of the Tumblr family to contribute. Introductions to follow.

Thanks, everyone!