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• Before-And-After Images Reveal Destruction Of Syria's Largest City
  Amnesty International has now published satellite images that drive home the indiscriminate destruction of Aleppo.
  

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• Does It Matter If Tomatoes Are Ugly?
  When it comes to food, looks matter as much, in some cases more, than taste.
  

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• Is This The iPhone 5C?
  Is it the iPhone 5C? Is it the iPhone M? Will it have a different name entirely?
  

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• Cramped Or Not, I Want To Live In These Tiny Japanese Houses
  Land came come at a premium in Japan, especially in big cities. For urban dwellers, sometimes the only option is to build small. Real small.
  

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• The Real Megalodon
  A "dramatized" documentary about megalodon has inspired public fear and annoyance. Here are the facts about the prehistoric shark.
  

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• Stephen Colbert Eviscerates Head Of MTV For Yanking Daft Punk
  Because they had a deal with MTV for a surprise appearance on August 25's Video Music Awards, President of MTV Networks Music & Logo Group at Viacom, Inc., Van Toffler stepped in and put the kibosh on the Colbert Report appearance, citing contractual exclusivity.
  

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• Here's The Most Idiotic And Brilliant App Ever
  Feeling reckless? In the mood to tempt fate? Then you might just want to download S.M.T.H (Send Me to Heaven), an Android app that challenges you to throw your phone as high as you can to score points.
  

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• Here's What Happens When You Mix Soap, Oil And Ink Together
  While you use ink in your stationary, oil for your bike and soap to wash yourself everyday, its rare that all three liquids come into contact with one another. What would happen if they did?
  

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• Disturbing Animations Made By Pixar's Evil Twin
  There is no plot, no antagonist, just a group of androgynous characters staring, smiling, and baring their teeth in a stilted manner as if they were robots or aliens attempting to act human.
  

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• Was This The Real Lone Ranger?
  Was Bass Reeves - a former slave turned deputy U.S. marshal - the real Lone Ranger?
  

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• Lost Orson Welles Film Thought To Be Destroyed Is Rediscovered
  In 1941, Orson Welles made his debut as a feature film director with "Citizen Kane," a fact well known to everyone who has ever taken Film 101. Less well known is that "Kane" wasn't Welles's debut as a filmmaker. That distinction belongs to "Hearts of Age".
  

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• 7 Takeaways From Obama's Interview With Jay Leno
  The president talks about Edward Snowden, NSA surveillance, Vladimir Putin, and his bromance with John McCain.
  

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• Hiroshima Visualized
  Even viewed as abstractions the data have a forceful impact.
  

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• The Invention Of Teenagers
  Historians and social critics differ on the specifics of the timeline, but most cultural observers agree that the strange and fascinating creature known as the American teenager — as we now understand the species — came into being sometime in the early 1940s.
  

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• How Netflix Decides What You'll Watch Next
  Trying to understand the invisible array of algorithms that power your Netflix suggestions has long been a favorite sport, but what's actually going on in that galaxy of big data, those billions and billions of ratings stars?
  

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• Lonely Mars Curiosity Rover Sang 'Happy Birthday' To Itself
  NASA's Curiosity rover was alone but not forgotten on its one-year anniversary of landing on Mars.
  

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• LA Restaurant Has 45-Page Water Menu, Water Sommelier
  Ray's & Stark Bar, the Patina Group's restaurant and bar located at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art, will be adding a 20-item Water Menu to its beverage list next week.
  

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• Cory Booker, Future Dotcom Millionaire?
  

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• Why Your Cell Phone's Location Isn't Protected By The Fourth Amendment
  In a major decision last week, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals ruled that the location of your cell phone when you place a call is not protected by the Fourth Amendment, which guards against "unreasonable searches and seizures."
  

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• Stephen Colbert's All-Star Dance Party To 'Get Lucky'
  When Daft Punk missed "The Colbert Report" last night due to contractual issues, Stephen Colbert got some celebrity friends together to get down. Well, other than Henry Kissinger — he just looked unimpressed.
  

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• Uncomfortable Unsolicited Texts From A Stranger: 'I Find You Stunning'
  Dudes. DUDES. If you're concerned that you may be overstepping boundaries by doing something creepy — like, say, texting a reporter you don't know to tell her she's distractingly hot — ask yourself whether you'd attach your name to the deed.
  

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• Welcome To Def Con — You've Already Been Hacked
  What happens when a civilian shows up at the world's longest-running hacker conference? One victim shares her story.
  

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• 4chan Is Trolling A Dead Teen's Memorial Page
  Even in death, 14-year-old Hannah Smith can't escape her bullies. Only this time they're from 4chan's random imageboard, /b/, the forum behind some of the Internet's most depraved and sadistic pranks.
  

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• The Marvelous, Bad Ideas That Are Worth Billions
  The distribution of values of startup tech companies is very far from normal, with the smash successes generating 10,000x return on investment, and many others basically disappearing, at least in terms of the bottom line.
  

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• Google Chrome's Insanely Open Password Security Strategy
  Turns out you can see the naked text of all your passwords saved by Chrome.
  

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• How An Internet Toiletry Gimmick Remade Mexican Sex Education
  "Like Warby Parker, but for condoms."
  

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• Where The Emergency Alerts On Your Phone Come From
  The Amber Alert sent the other night was the first in California sent through the Wireless Emergency Alert system.
  

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• The Origin Of Free Peanuts On Airplanes
  When peanuts first became a well-known airline staple, it was all because Southwest Airlines was trying to spin a negative.
  

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• Here Are Some Beers That Were Gluten-Free Before The FDA Decided What Gluten-Free Means
  A formal definition of what's gluten free and what's just gluten light obviously has far-reaching effects across the food and dining industry, but it's particularly relevant to Portland-based Omission Brewery.
  

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• Genetic Code Shows Bird Flu In China Spread Between People
  Chinese scientists offer the first clear evidence that the bird flu is indeed contagious, although only slightly.
  

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• Germans Up In Arms: 'Hands Off My Sausage'
  Massive web surveillance by the US? German voters seem to have lost interest. The euro crisis? Boring. It has been a somnolent election season thus far. At least until this week. Suddenly, the German electorate is up in arms, furious with a proposal made by the Green Party which, many fear, could violate one of their most cherished rights: that of eating sausage whenever they want.
  

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