February 7th, 2010

Apparently:

  • Fire has destroyed CTV’s Ottawa newsroom; network loses its archive of city’s past.
  • Surprising no one, BC is giving 3,400 Olympic tickets to VIPs; Canadians en masse are certain the Olympics will go over budget.
  • Sarah Palin says she “would be willing” to take on Obama in 2012; would be “absurd” not to think about it.
  • Book titles can be odd.
  • Stephen Hawking’s initials have been found in deep space.
  • The Philadelphia Inquirer has taken a look back at the life and career of George Orwell, 60 years after his death.
  • Calvin and Hobbes creator Bill Watterson has surprised fans with his first interview since 1989.
  • The Harry Potter kids are filthy, filthy rich.
  • A Soviet “secret city” has been sold for $3.1 million.
  • War photographer Don McCullin has spoken to The Guardian ahead of a major retrospective of his work in Manchester.
  • These are the 11 most awesome beds of all time.
  • You really can be bored to death.
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