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  1. RT @sbma44: alright #trainfight gawkers: here's where I try to redeem myself in @ryanavent's eyes http://bit.ly/4F9ddZ (more to come!)
  2. Paul Krugman adopts the DFH moniker. He's now more blogger than man. http://bit.ly/6gJrnm
  3. If you get old swine flu, are you then immune to mutant swine flu?
  4. Attn. @delong: http://bit.ly/3yHFqh
  5. If we had the right transportation reauthorization bill, we could get this: http://bit.ly/35lWOf
  6. Glaeser is basically right here--best reason for US to reduce emissions is to facilitate cuts in India, China: http://bit.ly/3rACZA
  7. Really, what is the Fed thinking: http://www.economist.com/blogs/freeexchange/2009/11/the_absent_fed.cfm
  8. @mattyglesias I wrote on that, in case you're interested: http://bit.ly/1XEqEy
  9. @beyonddc No doubt spray-painted by some punk ass hipster.
  10. Oh, hey, we could do this: http://bit.ly/2LzuTw
  11. America's trade deficit keeps improving, if you don't count China and oil: http://bit.ly/3E1byD
  12. Thx to technology, cars could have gotten 50% more efficient since 1980. Instead got bigger and heavier. http://bit.ly/2rLxCh
  13. The Economist covers Washington's streetcar plan: http://bit.ly/4sjeae
  14. Hey @ezraklein, can you talk about this? I'm curious to see your response: http://bit.ly/3lSm68
  15. China induces massive, costly snowfall. I can't wait for geoengineering! http://bit.ly/3UcBXJ
  16. @EpicureanDeal I think you either have to call them "nuggets" or "squidlings".
  17. RT @beyonddc: progress! RT @IMGoph streetcar platforms on benning road almost done: http://is.gd/4RmpT // That is beautiful.
  18. Awesome -- color film of London, 1927: http://bit.ly/1vAdzG
  19. I honestly don't know what I think about Scott Sumner's macro view, and I'd like to hear what other economists think: http://bit.ly/20xKbc
  20. It would appear that we have a new record low for November arctic sea ice extent: http://bit.ly/Yw0eU