With awesome results!
Including Popular Science from 1872 until 2008.
Here’s Sept. 1917
And a bunch more!
http://www.spellboundblog.com/2008/12/10/google-tackles-magazine-archives/

This site uses targeted search syntax in Google to look for MP3s the old-fashioned way (and keeps you away from the whole P2P/RIAA drama).   You can also search for ebooks!

Or for more fun, hack it and control someone else’s!
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Of the 200+ RSS feeds that I read daily (I’m an info junkie, what can I say), one of the more interesting feeds is BLDGBLOG. The blog is a mashup of architecture, urbanism and technology, but Geoff Manaugh writes his posts in a style reminiscent of JG Ballard or Chuck Palahniuk. […]

Pretty cool little “all about you” thing.  You pick images from a webpage on your preference and another, and so on.
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Thanks Warren Ellis, for giving me fucking nightmares.

Remember the Venn Diagram?  Jessica Hagy certainly does, but she uses them in funny, non-mathematical ways to explain real-life events.  Like this example called “And The Lawyers Salivate”:

She usually makes a few posts a day, and the diagrams can range from simple to amazingly complex.    Take a look at her blog entitled Indexed.

Maybe at a wedding? BUSTED!
Kyle Machulis, an engineer at San Francisco’s Linden Lab, said he received a Digital Millennium Copyright Act takedown notice about a video he had shot at a recent convention showing three people doing the Electric Slide.
“The creator of the Electric Slide claims to hold a copyright on the dance […]

I love the music too!