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July 3, 2009 at 8:34pm
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Almost to Seattle…

Almost to Seattle…

4:11pm
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The Burggie, as seen on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart.
You don’t have to die to feel like you’re in heaven!

The Burggie, as seen on The Daily Show with Jon Stewart.

You don’t have to die to feel like you’re in heaven!

3:22pm
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… candy … drugs … Bach … orgasm … I like them all together.

—  Dr. Oliver Sacks
Monday 29 June 2009, The Daily Show with Jon Stewart

12:15pm
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From Merge by Larry Mills and Joe Shea at Igloo Gallery

From Merge by Larry Mills and Joe Shea at Igloo Gallery

July 2, 2009 at 2:00am
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GPOYW - Riding Home from Storm Large’s Birthday Party Edition
(And today isn’t Wednesday. Stupid queue.)

GPOYW - Riding Home from Storm Large’s Birthday Party Edition

(And today isn’t Wednesday. Stupid queue.)

July 1, 2009 at 11:38pm
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There aren’t enough winged elephants in my life.

There aren’t enough winged elephants in my life.

9:59pm
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Michael Jackson breaks chart records →

Jackson’s albums take up the top nine (eight solo albums, one Jackson 5 compilation) positions on its Top Pop Catalog Albums chart, which measures the sales of albums that are more than 18 months old. Jackson’s Number Ones comp occupies the top spot, selling 108,000 copies.

Number Ones, as well as The Essential Michael Jackson (102,000 copies sold) and Thriller (101,000 copies sold) outsold the Black Eyed Peas’ The E.N.D., which tops the Billboard 200 with sales of 88,000. This marks the first time in history that a catalog album has outsold the album on top of the Billboard 200.

Also, this past week Jackson became the first artist to sell a million song downloads in a week. Jackson’s songs take up as many as seven of the iTunes download chart’s top 10 spots, six of Billboard’s Hot Digital Songs top 10 and a record-smashing 25 songs in that chart’s top 75.

I can’t imagine what would happen if a Beatle ever died.