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Hillary Clinton's "inevitability" was manipulation at its finest. Republicans and Democrats used it to secure the support of unsuspecting voters. - Professor tries to solve mystery behind Star of Bethlehem
For nearly 2,000 years, it's been the one puzzle astronomers haven't been able to fully solve. But now, one Notre Dame professor thinks he may have discovered the origin of the star of Bethlehem. - Police shock wheel chaired woman to death with tasor gun
A disturbing article about a wheel chair bound woman who was shocked 10 times by police. The family is seeking justice. - How the Oceans Once Ended Global Warming
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To hell with my cynicism. I'm actually inspired. - GPS/Radar Detector Combo to be introduced at CES in January
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For the past few months, the federal government has been celebrating the fact that U.S. cities are experiencing "an unprecedented cocaine shortage" due to increased law enforcement in the southwestern United States and Mexico. But fact-checking by NPR reveals that while there are indeed spot shortages of cocaine, they are neither nationwide nor u - Man Dies After 2-Hour Marathon Lap Dance & Drinking Session
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According to this website, only Rudy, Huck, Mitt, McCain and dead Fred will be on the next Fox debate. Even though Ron Paul is polling higher than Thompson on all national polls. Gonna be a boring debate when everyone agrees. - Great Scott! Back to the Future tops Film Registry inductees
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How to make slower combustion powder in few minutes. Simple step by step instructions. Amazing and Fun! - How To Create Web 2.0 Effects With Photoshop
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Warner is making all of its music available as MP3 files for sale at Amazon's music store. - Girl Finds Mystery Knife Shank Inside Christmas Present
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If a new iPhone or iPod touch found its way under your tree and you just can't wait until Apple officially supports third-party application development to extend its functionality (who can wait until February?), it's time you jailbreak your favorite new portable device. - Toyota reveals A-BAT El Camino-like concept pickup truck
It's a truck-car from Toyota that looks like it was formed via a menage-a-truck between the Honda Ridgeline, the Chevy Avalanche and a Toyota Prius. - US Spending More on Military Than Rest of the World Combined
Now imagine the same money going towards health, education, etc. - Sony Stops Taking it in the Rear
Sony is dropping its money-losing rear-projection TV business worldwide to focus on two flat panel technologies — liquid crystal display and organic light-emitting diode, the company said Thursday. - America's Most Literate Cities 2007
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So much happened in tech this year that we can't sum up the year with a single label. So we asked the Ars staff to reflect on the event, product, or trend that defined 2007, a year that saw both the announcement and introduction of the iPhone, the growth of 700MHz "spectrum fever," and the Jammie Thomas trial. - 5,000-Pound Devil Fish Is Caught
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Before this generation, gaming gave us quite a bit of pain to suffer through before enjoying the pleasure. Nowadays, it seems as though we're being served everything we wished for on a silver platter. Here's seven new advances in gaming that have made us happier, yet lazier. - Kucinich 'Comes Closest to Embodying the Ideals' of Nation
The influential publication The Nation has named Kucinich the candidate who most matches its ideals. - The Flexibility of Open Source
One of the things that has been a strong point of Open Source Software (OSS) for years, even if it hasn't been held at the forefront of the battle, is the flexibility that OSS offers. - China's Pledge: Use Even More Coal
In a first-ever government white paper that lays out an energy strategy and expectations, China has pledged to continue to rely on coal for the foreseeable future. - Cheney Impeachment - Mainstream Media Wakes Up
The mainstream media has awakened to this movement and to the extraordinary support you have given it. Your calls, letters, and emails have clearly made a difference. Already 140,000 people have joined us in demanding impeachment hearings for Vice President Dick Cheney by signing up at WexlerWantsHearings.com. - Blue Angels 5 *extremely* low transonic pass
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Big collection of Darth Vader helmets... - 5 Shocking Stats About Men and Sex
We know that without sex researchers to disseminate data about our sex lives, we'd be forced to rely upon furtive glances in the men's room, never sure of what to add or subtract to account for the angle; upon locker room stories, never sure how many grains of skeptical salt to apply; upon porn that only leaves us feeling depressed about ourselves. - Operation Falcon and the Looming Police State
Operation Falcon is the clearest indication yet that the Bush administration is fine-tuning its shock-troops so it can roll up tens of thousands of people at a moment's notice and toss them into the newly-built Halliburton detention centers. This should be a red flag for anyone who cares at all about human rights. - Scientists discover drug that reverses liver damage!
A drug that reverses severe liver damage could be used to treat disease in heavy drinkers who find it impossible to give up alcohol. Scientists developed the drug after discovering a way to prevent the formation of excessive scar tissue caused by cirrhosis, hepatitis and other medical conditions. - Stephen Hawking joins attack on science cuts
Prof Hawking of Cambridge has now added his name to a petition calling on Prime Minister Gordon Brown to halt planned cuts in physics and astronomy that has attracted more than 3,500 names on its very first day. The vitriolic attacks on the Government by the scientific establishment are of an intensity not seen since cuts were made in the 80s. - The Gay-est Sports Ad of the Year !
Not that I've seen a whole of gay sports ads or anything but this is personally, one the best ads I've seen this year. It was for the Rugby World Cup in Paris this year. Just look carefully (I know thats hard for some but trust me, its funny)& you'll notice a lot more going on in the picture :-)
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