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These are some of the things I've been tweeting about today:

  • this is the worst news i've read all day ... "coffee lovers to cough up more for a cuppa" http://bit.ly/cUubeq /via @justinbarbour
  • the inquisitr asks "Is Facebook really too big to implode?" http://bit.ly/bofmW8
  • mozilla 4 is looking good ... "Mozilla's Plans for Firefox 4: Faster, Sleeker Interface & Better Privacy Controls" http://bit.ly/cvgcR5
  • american politics is just more interesting than australian politics (or why i am bored by the budget and tweeting about elena kagan instead)
  • slate adds an 8th reason ... "did obama nominate kagan because she reminds him of himself?" http://bit.ly/9bA68c
  • the atlantic wire provides 7 reasons obama picked kagan http://bit.ly/8ZGjFN
  • "isn't this a bit much?" ... with elena kagan, every supreme court justice will have attended harvard or yale law school http://j.mp/9OSfvu
  • cool .. interactive movie trailers with i-trailers http://bit.ly/bfgVZl
  • elena kagan says she is open to cameras in the supreme court http://bit.ly/aIDl71
  • read along as wayne swan delivers his budget speech http://bit.ly/cc7Mgg
  • thr, esq. blog explains "why hollywood should be very nervous about elena kagan" http://bit.ly/arnryT
  • eugene volokh looks at "elena kagan as scholar" http://bit.ly/cFNbio
  • very true ... "the audacity of caution: what the elena kagan pick says about president obama" http://bit.ly/cxYfeg
  • not sure if the white house really wants the support of rudy giuliani when it comes to elena kagan http://bit.ly/8XhqGH
  • politico looks at the early reaction to the kagan announcement ... "kagan's scant writings spark concern" http://bit.ly/dtgwYr
  • in a piece for the drum @CatherineDeveny says "i'm tough, but i'm sacked and i'm heart broken" http://bit.ly/dvsUUU
  • "defence minister disowns twitter account" says @bengrubb http://bit.ly/aFT6Tx
  • another reason why you need to be careful with what you say on twitter ... "man fined £1,000 for twitter 'bomb threat'" http://bit.ly/aU5kwn
  • an interesting trial in victoria by labor of "voting in primaries us style" http://bit.ly/dpWs8b /cc @andrewbartlett
  • the new yorker has interesting look at the creator of chatroulette, andrey ternovskiy, in "roulette russian" http://bit.ly/9QT5GI
  • i have been a beta tester of simplytweet 3.1 and i can confirm it is brilliant ... "back at the top of the twitter heap!" http://j.mp/9iwJFq
  • the uk election remains fascinating to follow ... "gordon brown 'stepping down as labour leader'" http://bit.ly/cnAben

Follow me on Twitter @peterjblack.

Full post as published by Freedom to Differ on May 11, 2010 (boomark / email).

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