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Caldillo {Mexican Green Chile Steak Soup}
Caldillo {recipe} a spicy, hearty Mexican green chile steak soup perfect for cold weather warmth! Gluten-free.
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China Government: A Deadly Fireball in Tiananmen is No Big Deal
Downplay the story. That’s the Central Propaganda Department’s directive for Chinese journalists covering Monday’s deadly attack in the heart of Beijing. In censorship instructions that were leaked online, authorities make clear that there is no room for debate about the fiery auto wreck that killed 5 and injured 40.
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Blackhole Exploit Kit Author Arrested in Russia
Paunch, the author of the Blackhole Exploit Kit, was arrested recently in Russia.
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How a grad student trying to build the first botnet brought the Internet to its knees
It's been 25 years since Robert Morris created the first major Internet malware. This is his story.
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How One Hacker's Mistake Fashioned the Internet You Use Today
The Department of Defense thought the Russians were attacking. An MIT computer called PREP was the first to be penetrated. It was Nov. 2, 1988, and the time was approximately 8 p.m. Within hours and into the following morning, an estimated 10% of all machines connected to the Internet would crash, overloaded with several copies of a mysterious program.
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Supernova Has 100 Percent Chance of Occurring in Milky Way Within 50 Years
According to astronomers from Ohio State University, within the next 50 years the chances are practically 100 percent that the Milky Way will be lit up by a spectacular supernova that will be visible from Earth using infrared radiation-detecting telescopes. Who needs Nostradamus, when gravitational wave detectors and neutrino detectors are around to let us know when a supernova occurs?
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VIDEO: This is what happens when you combine robots, engineers, brewing & craft beer
Matthew and Marek from Dirty Robot in San Francisco love robots as much as they love craft beer. What happens when you combine all those things together? This.
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Adapt or Die: More Big Beer Makers Starting to Go Hoppy
Beer makers, big and small, are tapping into consumer willingness to experiment beyond traditional brews. The giants are following the lead of small craft brewers by offering more flavorful styles.
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The kraken rises! New fossil evidence revives sea monster debate
Did a giant kraken troll the Triassic seas, crushing ichthyosaurs and arranging their bones into pleasing patterns? It sounds like a Halloween tale, but researchers who first suggested the existence of this ancient sea monster in 2011 say they now have more evidence backing up their controversial theory.
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What Sells on the Black Market?
All the crazy things that you can buy on the black market, and (hopefully) are afraid to ask.
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Fall Cheese Plate
During the cooler months, we like to serve richer, more aged cheeses. Seasonal fruits like figs, pomegranates, grapes, pears and persimmons add a bright and flavorful juiciness to any cheese plate. Pour a Rhone, Rioja, Chianti or other medium-bodied red wine for either plate.
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A Gestural Interface for Smart Watches
If just thinking about using a tiny touch screen on a smart watch has your fingers cramping up, researchers at the University of California at Berkeley and Davis may soon offer some relief: they’re developing a tiny chip that uses ultrasound waves to detect a slew of gestures in three dimensions. The chip could be implanted in wearable gadgets.
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Cooking Vincent Price's Goulash
Does fear make you hungry? If so, join BFI curator Nathalie Morris and film archivist Jenny Hammerton as they demonstrate how to make a deliciously sinister goulash courtesy of acting legend Vincent Price.
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Pork and Pumpkin Stew
Here’s a delicious way to warm up after trick-or-treating tonight! Our pork and pumpkin stew is full of tender pork, sweet, hearty root vegetables and warm spices. Make a big pot to share with any friends who stop by, and serve with a big spoonful of mashed potatoes to soak up the savory sauce
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Sega to launch their own line of laptops.
Well this is not quite what I wished for when Sega announced that it would be making new Hardware, but for the mean time I guess this could be the start of something more from one of the best loved names in gaming.
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Scientists decipher dog-tail wags
Scientists have shed more light on how the movements of a dog's tail are linked to its mood. Earlier research had revealed that happy dogs wag their tails more to the right (from the dog's point of view), while nervous dogs have a left-dominated swish.
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Apple censors Lawrence Lessig over warranty information; iOS 7 mess grows
The man behind Creative Commons was twice censored by Apple in its Community forums when he tried to share warranty information with users who lost Wi-Fi after the iOS 7 update.
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The Food Lab's Guide to Slow-Cooked, Sous-Vide-Style Eggs
It's time for another round of The Food Lab. Got a suggestion for an upcoming topic? Email Kenji here, and he'll do his best to answer your queries in a future post. Become a fan of The Food Lab on Facebook or follow it on Twitter for play-by-plays on future kitchen tests and recipe experiments.
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The Navy's futuristic new destroyer will be helmed by a real-life Capt. Kirk
This week, the future USS Zumwalt left dry dock in Maine and floated into the waters of the Kennebec River. When completed, it will be the largest and most technologically advanced destroyer in the Navy's fleet. Of course, for $3.5 billion (about three times the cost of other destroyers), it better be pretty impressive.
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First results in from LUX dark matter detector
The first 90-day run of the Large Underground Xenon (LUX) experiment showed the detector to be the most sensitive in the world. The experiment did not detect dark matter particles during its initial run, but it has ruled out “possible” findings elsewhere. The research team will fine-tune the detector’s sensitivity and begin a 300-day run in 2014.
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Tesla opens West Coast supercharger network, promises East Coast network 'in a few months'
Tesla Motors has struggled with range anxiety in the past, but today, the company took a big step towards defeating some of those worries. This morning, the company opened up the first leg of its ambitious Supercharger network, a series of more powerful charging stations made available for free use to Model S drivers.
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Does Apple make iphones slower? After IOS7, conspiracy theories abound
Apple must’ve sensed my disillusion. On Sept. 20, it unveiled the 5S and 5C, shiny and candy-colored and — according to those clean, reassuring ads — ever so speedy. I could make a return to Angry Birds, I thought excitedly. I could text my friends again. I could get my life back. No longer would Apple hold me hostage; no longer would I be found stabbing sadly at my phone for signs of life.
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Why BrewDog couldn’t be more wrong in wanting an ‘official’ definition of craft beer
“Never be afraid to be controversial” is less a statement of policy and more like a reason for living, as far as the BrewDog guys are concerned. Last week James Watt, the brewery’s co-founder, put up on his blog an impassioned argument putting the case for an “official” definition of craft beer to be adopted in the UK. He couldn't be more wrong.
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Fear of Snakes May be Hard-Wired in the Brains of Monkeys and Humans
Ophidiophobia, or fear of snakes, may not be so uncommon and also could be an innate quality shared by all humans, thanks to neurological evolution. The fear of snakes is among the top phobias for humans and also for monkeys, according to new research
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Light and Healthy Vietnamese Chicken Noodle Soup
Forget everything you think you know about chicken soup. This Vietnamese version combines fragrant spices like cloves, cardamom, and star anise in a fresh chicken broth that is full-flavored and totally healthy.
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The iPad Air Review
It seemed like a foregone conclusion that the 10-inch tablet market was done for, with all interest and excitement shifting to smaller, but equally capable 7 or 8-inch tablets instead.
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The 8 Most Beautiful Raspberry Pi Cases
The Raspberry Pi is still the definitive small, open source computer, and a vibrant community has sprung up around it to provide accessories. One of the most popular is the case, because the Pi does not come with one by default. Buyers have to build or buy their own.
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4 reasons you should worry about another Sandy
One year after the destruction, here's what we know about climate change and storms.
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Cellphone stops bullet fired by robber
Police say a cellphone saved a Florida gas station clerk from a robber's bullet. Winter Garden Police said in an email that a clerk had just minor injuries after a robber fired a bullet at his abdomen. Police say his cellphone stopped it.
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Smoked Beers: Your Secret Weapon for Beer Pairing
Smoked beers like rauchbier seem to be the most widely hated of all beer categories, and as a semi-recent convert, I get it. Savory beer is a hard thing to get used to. But there's a trick for learning to enjoy smoked beers: pair them with food.




















