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Pentagon Faces Growing Pressures to Trim Budget After drawing this I began to ponder on the name Pentagon. Would it be weird if the building was a rhombus or a trapezoid, and that's how we referred to it? The Rhombus Faces Growing Pressures to Trim Budget.

Fun with White-Out

It's interesting how different an image can look when the eyes are changed, even slightly. It's said that the eyes are the "windows to the soul," and it does seem that the eyes contain the personality of a person. When removed or covered their persona seems to fade. Maybe that's why zombies are always portrayed as having milky white eyes.

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Ask the Experts: Managing Your Online Reputation

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E-Books Top Hardcovers at Amazon One of the people interviewed for the article predicts that, "within a decade, fewer than 25 percent of all books sold will be print versions." It's sad but printed books won't survive for nostalgia's sake.

Illustration Friday: Breakfast

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A Popular Principal, Wounded by Government's Good Intentions

Illustration Friday: Dairy

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Field Report: A Michigan Teen Farms Her Backyard It's interesting article about a hard working kid who decides to earn money by growing crops and selling them to interested parties.

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U.S. Detains 12th Person in Russian Spy Case

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Until Cryonics Do Us Part

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 James's Tough Call: Whether to Leave Home Court I picked this headline to draw today, solely because I felt like doing a caricature of LeBron.

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Practical Traveler: Airlines Play the No-Fault Card

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What We Still Don't Know About Sunscreens