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Craft-Beer Pairings for Halloween Candy
Trick-or-treating is about to take on a whole new meaning for grown-ups. We present the updated Craft Beer & Brewing candy and craft-beer pairings for Halloween.
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Popular Pumpkin Beer Spices
Brewers use any number of spices to evoke warm feelings of fall in their pumpkin beers. Here are 6 of the more popular spices used in pumpkin beers, along with the common flavors they impart.
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5 Pumpkin Beers Perfect for Fall
Are you a pumpkin lover or hater? Here are 5 pumpkin beers we dig during the fall.
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Nina Paley Argues Why Copyright Is Brain Damage
We first wrote about Nina Paley in 2009, upon hearing about the ridiculous copyright mess she found herself in concerning her wonderful movie Sita Sings the Blues. While she eventually was able to sort out that mess and release the film, she also discovered that the more she shared the film, the more money she made, and she began to question copyright entirely.
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Slow Motion Overload
Get ready for the most insane video of objects exploding in slow motion.
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3D Animal Sculptures
Calvin Nicholls creates jaw-dropping animal sculptures from carefully cut layers of paper.
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Photogenic Parisian Horror: Zombie Walk Paris 2015
Aaaarghhh… je voudrais un bonhomme de neige!!! “Aaaarghhh… do you want to build a snowman!!!” Once again Live Rasoloarison @Liverasol has captured the essence of the infamou…
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Why do dolphins seek out encounters with humans?
You'll have heard of Fungie, a male bottlenose who has forsaken the open sea to live inside the harbour mouth of Dingle in Ireland, a placid, shallowish inlet bordered by low verdant hills that are speckled with sheep.
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Millennials are still crushed by recession and could be for decades, experts say
Statistically speaking, 28-year-old graphic designer Amy Norris is somewhat of an anomaly. Twenty-eight percent of her fellow millennials don’t hold full-time jobs. But she has steady employment at Quartermaster Marketing in the Crossroads District. Nearly half of all millennials still live at home with their parents. But Norris and her teacher husband, Bryan, own their home north of the river.
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Could Depression Be Caused By An Infection?
Sometime around 1907, well before the modern randomized clinical trial was routine, American psychiatrist Henry Cotton began removing decaying teeth from his patients in hopes of curing their mental disorders.
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The Hot Dog Report
What happens when you analyze 345 hot dogs and sausages? For starters, human DNA is in 2% of the samples, and in 2/3rds of the vegetarian samples.
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Meet the new London Taxi
With a range-extended electric powertrain, the newly unveiled 2017 TX5 is a greener shade of black.
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How the Third Industrial Revolution Will Create a Green Economy
The global economy is slowing, productivity is waning in every region of the world and unemployment remains stubbornly high in every country. At the same time, economic inequality between the rich and the poor is at the highest point in human history. In 2010 the combined wealth of the 388 richest people in the world equaled the combined wealth of the poorest half of the human race. By 2014 the wealth of the 80 richest individuals in the world equaled the combined wealth of the poorest half...
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Pluto's moon Kerberos finally shows itself
An image of Kerberos, one of the two tiny moons of Pluto, arrives from Nasa's New Horizons probe.
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Tea Processing Chart
Tea processing is the most important quantifier when determining or producing a tea type. Green tea, yellow tea, white tea, oolong tea, black tea and post-fermented teas all begin as fresh camellia sinensis leaves and go through different processing steps. While there are an infinite number of variations that result in an infinite number of tea styles, the same underlying processing methodologies largely define the tea’s type.
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Ecotourism could be making animals less scared, and easier to eat
We often think of ecotourism as good for the environment. But it may have some worrying unintended consequences for wild animals.
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16 Anime Shorts by Tokyo University of the Arts' Graduate Students
The Department of Animation of Tokyo University of the Arts' (Geidai) Graduate School of Film and New Media posted graduate students' short anime films on its Geidai Animation YouTube and Vimeo channels. All sixteen of the shorts are students' graduate works from 2010, and six include English subtitles. Staff information and synopses are available on the videos' YouTube pages in Japanese and English.
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A 16th Century Pope Buried His Pet Elephant Under the Vatican
In February of 1962, while digging up the Vatican's Belvedere Courtyard to modernize a heating and cooling system, a group of Italian workers hit bone.
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The Dutch Built a Massive Wave Machine to Study Flooding
Their machine, the Delta Flume, works like this: Pistons rhythmically shove around more than two million gallons of water in a 900-foot-long concrete trough, like a giant toddler splashing back and forth in a bathtub. Eventually, the waves double back on themselves to form monsters up to 15 feet high.
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Wormhole Wonders: Hunting Down Spacetime Shortcuts
Science fiction literature is full of stories in which tunnels in space-time — known as wormholes — are used for time travel. How much fact lies within the fiction? The answer is, more than you might think. Scientists are looking at ways to use traversable wormholes (if they exist) to travel faster than the speed of light — and even to travel through time itself.
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Mind-Blowing Technologies of 2015
Here is our compilation of some of the most exciting and interesting new technologies we've discovered in 2015. From augmented reality coloring books to robotic flies, this is definitely worth a watch.
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See 11 of the Year's Best Wildlife Photographs
The winners and finalists in the Wildlife Photographer of the Year competition show stories of trust, survival, and romance in the wild.
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The noise we’re creating in the sea can be deadly
Researchers are decoding a secret world of underwater chatter – and discovering the plight of animals harmed by our noise.
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In Living Color
An obscure photographic process unveiled 100 years ago opens a fresh window on the past
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New crystal captures carbon from the air, even in the presence of water
A new material with micropores might be a way to fight climate change. Scientists have created crystals that capture carbon dioxide much more efficiently than previously known materials, even in the presence of water.
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What Is The Point Of A Pug – and 19 Other Dog Breeds?
It can be hard to look at a modern dog breed and see any sort of use for it other than a snuggle buddy. Dog breeds have been systematically manipulated by humans to suit different purposes...
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How much is your drinking habit costing the economy?
Just how much does your drinking habit cost society? Wonkblog’s Chris Ingraham developed a calculator to answer this all-important question. Ingraham uses data from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, which shows that drinking costs American society $249 billion a year, mostly due to early mortality due to alcohol, lost productivity and absenteeism at […]
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18 Black-and-White Facts About ‘Clerks’
Kevin Smith’s 1994 directorial debut inspired a new generation of American indies.
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Week’s Best Space Pictures: Curiosity Snaps a Selfie
Feed your need for heavenly views of the universe with our pick of the most awe-inspiring space pictures. This week, we get a glimpse of fall colors from space, see the remains of a supernova ballooning into a cloud of space stuff, and get a good-morning greeting from an astronaut in space.
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3D printed teeth to keep your mouth free of bacteria
Lost a tooth? Soon your dentist could print you another – and it’ll help keep your mouth clean, too. Getting fitted for a false tooth or other dental treatment tends to involve a mouthful of foul-tasting gunk and plaster casts. But now dentists are moving to high-tech digital scanning and 3D printing. That switch opens the door to more advanced materials that could improve your oral hygiene.
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