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Debby’s Odd Links: Labor Day Edition

By Jonah Goldberg

September 6, 2010 11:04 A.M.

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The history of Labor Day.

Top 10 Lost Technologies and The 10 Greatest Fictional Inventors of All Time.

“Great Microbiologists” is a short lego stop-motion history of microbiology.

The effect of mobile phones on rabbit sex.

What It Looks Like When a Bullet Slices Through a Water Droplet.

Modern book sizes are based on sheep.

Mega Dashboards and Instrument Panels.

Video: WWII vet talks about playing his trumpet for both sides after D-Day.

1959 prediction for the electronic home library of the future.

Russians urged to smoke, drink more.

Early humans killed children and ate their brains.

Gallery of Microscopic Photography of Insect Eggs by National Geographic. Also, Frozen Moments of Speed Photography, a Gallery of Deep Sea Creatures, and Scanning Electron Microscope pictures of grains of pollen.

Engrish in Asian Airports.

Whiskey made from the urine of diabetics.

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