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  • Wired Opinion: The Geek Shall Lin-herit The Earth (Or At Least The NBA)
    Even geeks who got picked last in gynm class are caught up in the story of Jeremy Lin, the unlikely NBA star who seems to come from nowhere. Sure, performing well in the country?s media capital on what had been a losing team helps. And of course, an easily pun-able surname helps spread the word. But none of these explain why I ? and many of my fellow geeks ? love him so damn much. Here's why ?Lin is a validation of our worldview: Ignore expectation, follow the data.


  • PlayStation Vita Review: Finally, Console-Level Gaming in a Handheld Device
    The Sony PlayStation Vita officially launches today, bringing with it over two dozen games and a host of promises. Without a new version of the PlayStation console announced, Sony is clearly counting on the PS Vita to restore some of the prestige lost in the gaming world with the troubles dogging their PlayStation Network.


  • Mexican Mayhem Fuels U.S. 'Bodyguard' Boom
    Thanks to the drug wars in Mexico, demand has spiked for professional bodyguards and guns-for-hire, many of them based in the United States.


  • Priceless Science: Striking Finds From a Rare-Book Fair
    From Audubon?s The Birds of America, a first edition of which sold last month at auction for .9 million, to Copernicus? heliocentric sketch that changed the world, we?ve selected the most remarkable science tomes from this year's San Francisco Antiquarian Book, Print and Paper Fair.


  • Illustrated Guide to Mad Men Bed-Hopping
    Wired diagrams the mad Mad world of bed-hopping on AMC's Madison Avenue.


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Wired Top Stories
Top Stories
  • Wired Opinion: The Geek Shall Lin-herit The Earth (Or At Least The NBA)
    Even geeks who got picked last in gynm class are caught up in the story of Jeremy Lin, the unlikely NBA star who seems to come from nowhere. Sure, performing well in the country?s media capital on what had been a losing team helps. And of course, an easily pun-able surname helps spread the word. But none of these explain why I ? and many of my fellow geeks ? love him so damn much. Here's why ?Lin is a validation of our worldview: Ignore expectation, follow the data.


  • PlayStation Vita Review: Finally, Console-Level Gaming in a Handheld Device
    The Sony PlayStation Vita officially launches today, bringing with it over two dozen games and a host of promises. Without a new version of the PlayStation console announced, Sony is clearly counting on the PS Vita to restore some of the prestige lost in the gaming world with the troubles dogging their PlayStation Network.


  • Mexican Mayhem Fuels U.S. 'Bodyguard' Boom
    Thanks to the drug wars in Mexico, demand has spiked for professional bodyguards and guns-for-hire, many of them based in the United States.


  • Priceless Science: Striking Finds From a Rare-Book Fair
    From Audubon?s The Birds of America, a first edition of which sold last month at auction for .9 million, to Copernicus? heliocentric sketch that changed the world, we?ve selected the most remarkable science tomes from this year's San Francisco Antiquarian Book, Print and Paper Fair.


  • Illustrated Guide to Mad Men Bed-Hopping
    Wired diagrams the mad Mad world of bed-hopping on AMC's Madison Avenue.


Military

Wired Top Stories
Top Stories
  • Wired Opinion: The Geek Shall Lin-herit The Earth (Or At Least The NBA)
    Even geeks who got picked last in gynm class are caught up in the story of Jeremy Lin, the unlikely NBA star who seems to come from nowhere. Sure, performing well in the country?s media capital on what had been a losing team helps. And of course, an easily pun-able surname helps spread the word. But none of these explain why I ? and many of my fellow geeks ? love him so damn much. Here's why ?Lin is a validation of our worldview: Ignore expectation, follow the data.


  • PlayStation Vita Review: Finally, Console-Level Gaming in a Handheld Device
    The Sony PlayStation Vita officially launches today, bringing with it over two dozen games and a host of promises. Without a new version of the PlayStation console announced, Sony is clearly counting on the PS Vita to restore some of the prestige lost in the gaming world with the troubles dogging their PlayStation Network.


  • Mexican Mayhem Fuels U.S. 'Bodyguard' Boom
    Thanks to the drug wars in Mexico, demand has spiked for professional bodyguards and guns-for-hire, many of them based in the United States.


  • Priceless Science: Striking Finds From a Rare-Book Fair
    From Audubon?s The Birds of America, a first edition of which sold last month at auction for .9 million, to Copernicus? heliocentric sketch that changed the world, we?ve selected the most remarkable science tomes from this year's San Francisco Antiquarian Book, Print and Paper Fair.


  • Illustrated Guide to Mad Men Bed-Hopping
    Wired diagrams the mad Mad world of bed-hopping on AMC's Madison Avenue.


Oil and Gas

Wired Top Stories
Top Stories
  • Wired Opinion: The Geek Shall Lin-herit The Earth (Or At Least The NBA)
    Even geeks who got picked last in gynm class are caught up in the story of Jeremy Lin, the unlikely NBA star who seems to come from nowhere. Sure, performing well in the country?s media capital on what had been a losing team helps. And of course, an easily pun-able surname helps spread the word. But none of these explain why I ? and many of my fellow geeks ? love him so damn much. Here's why ?Lin is a validation of our worldview: Ignore expectation, follow the data.


  • PlayStation Vita Review: Finally, Console-Level Gaming in a Handheld Device
    The Sony PlayStation Vita officially launches today, bringing with it over two dozen games and a host of promises. Without a new version of the PlayStation console announced, Sony is clearly counting on the PS Vita to restore some of the prestige lost in the gaming world with the troubles dogging their PlayStation Network.


  • Mexican Mayhem Fuels U.S. 'Bodyguard' Boom
    Thanks to the drug wars in Mexico, demand has spiked for professional bodyguards and guns-for-hire, many of them based in the United States.


  • Priceless Science: Striking Finds From a Rare-Book Fair
    From Audubon?s The Birds of America, a first edition of which sold last month at auction for .9 million, to Copernicus? heliocentric sketch that changed the world, we?ve selected the most remarkable science tomes from this year's San Francisco Antiquarian Book, Print and Paper Fair.


  • Illustrated Guide to Mad Men Bed-Hopping
    Wired diagrams the mad Mad world of bed-hopping on AMC's Madison Avenue.