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	1 week 2 days ago — Man, #SportsIllustrated writers really know how to write a story. Another fun one, this about Andy Hampsten in 1988: http://t.co/l63fZYcIeP

In 2011, only 22 of 227 NCAA D-1 sports programs were profitable. But here's why Spelman College dropped sports: http://t.co/3jKpvZMD6w
Steven Soderburgh speech about cinema & movies today: http://t.co/SmykB5Uomh Man, I wish I could write like that.
Amusing: "Which Open Source License?" http://t.co/HDRZmj7bim #OpenSource BSD or MIT? Depends on which side of the Mississippi you live on.
Martin Fink says: up to 2005, about 6 new #OpenSource licenses created / year. Since 2005: 1/yr. Would like to see that be 0/yr.
By Martin Fink's count of open source licenses, about 58 in 2005, 69 today. #OpenSource Business Conference.


	Man, #SportsIllustrated writers really know how to write a story. Another fun one, this about Andy Hampsten in 1988: http://t.co/l63fZYcIeP
	In 2011, only 22 of 227 NCAA D-1 sports programs were profitable. But here's why Spelman College dropped sports: http://t.co/3jKpvZMD6w
	Steven Soderburgh speech about cinema & movies today: http://t.co/SmykB5Uomh Man, I wish I could write like that.
	Amusing: "Which Open Source License?" http://t.co/HDRZmj7bim #OpenSource BSD or MIT? Depends on which side of the Mississippi you live on.
	Martin Fink says: up to 2005, about 6 new #OpenSource licenses created / year. Since 2005: 1/yr. Would like to see that be 0/yr.
	By Martin Fink's count of open source licenses, about 58 in 2005, 69 today. #OpenSource Business Conference.
	I really enjoy working at Red Hat. This short video shows why (collaboration truly is at the core of the company): http://t.co/ozDzfpAE3l
	@poll BATALI
	@poll DEEN
	Once again, SI has a great writeup on a sports issue that isn't really about sports. (NCAA vs O'Bannon case primer) http://t.co/R3B3fPJp3j