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10 years ago
Comment drummerPeople who actually think that the pictures disappear are delusional...
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10 years ago
Analysis drummer
Islands make animals tamer
Lizard study supports Darwin's hunch that lack of predators leads to unwatchful behaviour.
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10 years ago
Current Event drummer
JPMorgan To Pay Madoff Fraud Victims $1.7 Billion
JPMorgan Chase has agreed to pay $1.7 billion to the victims of Bernard Madoff’s massive Ponzi scheme. Authorities said the banking giant admitted in a settlement unveiled Tuesday that it didn’t have an effective money-laundering program and didn’t file a suspicious activity report on Madoff’s activities, the Wall Street Journal reports.
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10 years ago
I'm not sure, but they did mention something about the FBI closing the case.
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10 years ago
Related Link drummer
Five dead, 965 infected with H1N1 after outbreak in Alberta
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10 years ago
Expression drummer
The Top 10 Library Stories of 2013
PW takes a look back at 10 big library stories of 2013, and a look ahead to what might be on the horizon in 2014.
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10 years ago
Current Event drummer
London gangs using children as drug mules as they seek to expand markets
Children as young as 11 are being used as mules to carry drugs on trains out of London by criminal gangs seeking to expand drug markets into the surrounding towns and countryside, leading officers from police forces in London and the south-east have warned.
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10 years ago
Analysis drummer
Science: A Laughing Matter?
The Guardian recently published an amusing compilation of science jokes solicited from a variety of scientists. Besides making us chuckle, these discipline-based jokes illustrate something interesting about the psychology of humor.
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10 years ago
Achievement drummer
Brainiac
Published 150/150 analysis snaps! Congratulations drummer on this achievement!
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10 years ago
Analysis drummer
How the Video of Saddam Hussein's Execution Went Viral Before You Owned a Smartphone
One of the earliest leaked, newsworthy cell phone recordings to go viral was of the December 30, 2006 execution of former Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein. It revealed the potential of mobile phone recordings to undermine the official telling of news events.
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10 years ago
Expression drummer
Wow this is doge
This Dog Was About To Die. You Won't Believe What Happened Next.
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10 years ago
Analysis drummer
A Genius Design for Airplane Seats as Comfy as Aeron Chairs
If you’ve ever endured a red-eye flight nestled in between a pair of big-elbowed regional sales managers, dodging Sbarro-infused belches, and jostling for a few millimeters of armrest, then you’ve wondered to yourself: Can’t anything be done about airplane seat design?
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10 years ago
Video/Audio drummer
How To Be A Hockey Player
IFHT, the makers of the hilarious How to be a Vancouverite video have teamed up with local startup Hockey Community and released a new video, How to be a Hockey Player.
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10 years ago
Comment drummer
The biggest political changes resulting from the Snowden revelations will be on the international stage. The US will lose, hell, already IS losing considerable power and prestige. That's why those IT giants were meeting at the White House - to give Obama hell over lost business. And it's not just the US IT giants who are losing business. Brazil just recently awarded a $4.5 billion jet fighter contract to Saab of Sweden; backlash against the US for its industrial espionage was cited as the reason the previously favored Boeing was not chosen.
Exactly right.
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10 years ago
Related Link drummer
Migaloo, the only documented albino Humpback whale
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10 years ago
Comment drummer
Get well buddy.
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10 years ago
Video/Audio drummer
Mexico City's smog-capture building
Technology is being used in a building in Mexico City that transforms pollutants into harmless chemicals. The structure is made out of titanium dioxide, which its designers claim produces water and carbon dioxide from the city's smog.
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10 years ago
Comment drummer
Is that floating wax?
Posted in: Rainbow in candle smoke
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10 years ago
Expression drummer
The most amazing photos from NASA in 2013
Get ready, because after seeing NASA's top photos from space in 2013, your holiday snaps aren't going to seem anywhere near as impressive.
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10 years ago
Level Up drummer
Level 25
drummer is now level 25 with 1,080,355 XP.
View Unlocks- Image Submission The maximum amount of images you can submit to a unique social gallery has been raised by 1 to a total of 7.
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10 years ago
Current Event drummer
Peru To Provide Free Solar Power To 2 Million Of Its Poorest Residents By 2016
Peru has initiated a program that will provide more than 2 million of its poorest residents with electricity -- for free.
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10 years ago
Expression drummer
Why Battery Life Should Be The New Smartphone Battleground
Smartphones are unquestionably one of the most useful devices of the 21st century but they continue to have one critical flaw - battery life. We've all been there - you forgot to charge your smartphone and you have 10% battery life left to see you through the day.
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10 years ago
Video/Audio drummer
The History of Video Game Consoles
Sega's final console, Sony and Microsoft throw their hats in the ring, Nintendo's hits and misses. All that and more in part two of our continuing history of video game consoles.
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10 years ago
Current Event drummer
Scientists say Yasser Arafat was not poisoned
A Russian investigation into the death of the Palestinian leader Yasser Arafat has found no trace of radioactive poisoning, the chief of the government agency that conducted the study said on Thursday.
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10 years ago
Expression drummer
10 Surprising Facts About American Muscle Cars
America loves speed. The 1960s and 1970s might have produced the wildest and rarest muscle cars packing giant torque-rich V-8s, but the 1980s brought its share of powerful machines to the street, too—cars that were quick and met the more stringent emissions controls. And behind the horsepower there are some surprising stories.
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