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• 10 Things That Could Go Very Wrong If We Attack Syria
  Why is there so much debate over such a seemingly costless endeavor? Because things might go wrong. In particular, these 10 things could go wrong.
  

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• Toshiba Has Invented A Quantum Cryptography Network That Even The NSA Can't Hack
  A new research paper from scientists at Toshiba brings quantum cryptography a baby-step closer to the masses.
  

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• A Lone Bandit And The Mystery Of France's Greatest Diamond Heist
  A gunman stole $136 million of jewelry from an exhibition at the Intercontinental Carlton Cannes hotel in July. Investigators and gem experts are still wondering how it happened.
  

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• The Animals We've Mistaken For Spies
  Egyptian authorities detained a stork last week on suspicion of espionage, mistaking its migration tag for spying equipment. In fact the stork was innocent - like a number of other animals falsely accused over the years of undercover work.
  

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• We Called A Secret MI6 Phone Number
  An anonymous tipster told us one of MI6's secret phone numbers. So we called it.
  

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• The Most Epic Twerk Fail Of All Time
  Things go wrong real fast.
  

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• 24 Hours At Burning Man
  You've heard much about the notoriously liberated festival, but what do you actually do there on a typical day?
  

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• The Last Great American Prizefighter
  Floyd Mayweather still spends big and draws big. But for how much longer?
  

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• Why Women Are Abandoning The Pill
  There's a sizable portion of women in their 30s who are "pregnancy ambivalent."
  

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• Good Luck Trying To Shoot Down A Drone
  Because you're not going to hit the thing.
  

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• An Oral History Of Napster
  The most important startup in early Internet history was also one of its most controversial.
  

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• How Casey Neistat Shot An Amazing Car Commercial With Zero Planning
  Filmmaker Casey Neistat and Mercedez-Benz don't pair easily in people's minds. One's a YouTube renegade, the other is the manufacturer of cars you can't afford. And yet! They teamed up and made an ad. The result is as surprising and weird as you'd expect it to be.
  

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• This Teenager Is Better Than Almost Anyone At Figuring Out Apple's Secrets
  An Australian teenager who has built an online following by leaking pictures of upcoming Apple products has done it again, showing off the purported fingerprint scanner of the latest iPhone ahead of its expected launch next week.
  

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• The Six-Figure Price Tag For Selling A $2 Hot Dog
  Call it the half-million-dollar hot dog cart. Mohammad Mastafa of Astoria, Queens, has to sell almost that much in drinks and snacks annually to break even on the pushcart he owns at Fifth Avenue and East 62nd Street near the Central Park Zoo.
  

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• Google Says Scanning Text Of Your Emails To Sell Ads Is Perfectly Legal
  Google is arguing in front of a federal judge that "all users of email must necessarily expect that their emails will be subject to automated processing."
  

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• Weed Smoking Politicians Are The Latest Challenge For U.S.-Canadian Relations
  Canadian politicians are evidently way more chill than their U.S. counterparts. And that mellow vibe could very well make them unwelcome across the border.
  

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• Man Confesses To Killing Someone In Promotional Video For New Startup
  Matthew Cordle was out "drinking very heavily" with friends when he decided to get behind the wheel. He blacked out and collided with Vincent Kanzani. Cordle didn't take responsibility for his death–until now.
  

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• My Life As A Therian
  Therianthropes (therians, for short) are people who identify as animals. First spotted in Internet chat groups in the early 1990s, therians are found today on a range of websites, at regional gatherings, and as central characters in at least one series of romance novels.
  

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• Man Killed In Toy Helicopter Accident
  He may have been decapitated.
  

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• Building The World's Biggest Boat
  Stand this ship on its stern next to the Empire State Building, and its bow would loom over the heads of those on the observation deck; a single link from its anchor chain weighs 500 pounds.
  

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• Hallmark Struggles To Update Its Card Empire
  For Hallmark, the shift away from dead-tree media is a multibillion-dollar conundrum: how can it continue to squeeze profits out of its dwindling paper card sales, while expanding its brand into lucrative digital products?
  

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• 21 Rules For Spies, From A Former NSA Officer
  John Schindler, a National Security Agency veteran and now a professor at the Naval War College, tweeted out a series of what he calls Spy Rules today that we consider a must read.
  

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• George Zimmerman's Wife Files For Divorce
  George Zimmerman's wife, Shellie, has filed for divorce.
  

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• Computing's Future Is Not On Your Wrist
  I couldn't rationalize a defense of the Samsung smartwatch for one giant, insurmountable reason. Namely: The wrist is a terrible place for a computer.
  

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• Jason Alexander Shows Larry David How To Do George Costanza
  Jason Alexander gave Larry David some tips on how to play 'George Costanza' during the filming of the "Curb Your Enthusiasm" Seinfeld reunion episode.
  

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• Candy Crush Isn't The Game You Think It Is
  You might think you know what Candy Crush is but play it long enough, and you'll discover it's something altogether different.
  

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• This Levitating Train Hits 310 MPH In Trials
  It's currently the world's longest and fastest stretch of maglev train, reaching speeds as high as 310 mph in a demonstration last week. But Japan's L-Zero only lives on 15 miles of test track, and we're still more than a decade away from completion.
  

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• The Manhattan Project Bomb You Haven't Heard Of
  During the Manhattan Project scientists developed at least four bombs—Thin Man, The Gadget, Little Boy and Fat Man—three of which made it to fruition (The Gadget, Little Boy, and Fat Man) with two actually being used in war (Little Boy and Fat Man). Why haven't you heard of Thin Man? Well, it never saw the light of day.
  

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• Kenneth Cole Volunteers To Die In Syria
  

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• The NSA's Secret Campaign To Crack Internet Encryption
  The NSA is winning its long-running secret war on encryption, using supercomputers, technical trickery, court orders and behind-the-scenes persuasion to undermine the major tools protecting the privacy of everyday communications in the Internet age.
  

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• Inside The Bizarre World Of Illegal Grease Thievery
  In the past, grease was considered waste. Now it's a commodity.
  

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• The Secret To Getting Thin Is Inside Of You
  Call it a hidden ally: The right germs just might be able to help fight fat.
  

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• How To Disappear Completely
  This man moved to a desert island to disappear. Here's what happened.
  

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