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Paul The Octopus, Princess The Camel And 10 Other Animal Sports Prognosticators
12 animals who've made calls on sporting events — some surprisingly successful, some... a little less so.
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January rainfall breaks records
Early figures suggest parts of England have had their wettest January since records began more than 100 years ago.
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Release 4.4.0 - Private Msgs, Additional Notifications, Permalinks, Multiple Niche Frontpages...
We have a released a series of updates and new functionality at the end of this month that we would like to introduce in our 4.4 release. Apparently a little bit more than can fit in the title, so please check out our blog post to see whats new!
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Polar Bears Hunt on Land as Ice Shrinks
Polar bears have shifted to a diet of more land-based food in response to climate change and melting sea ice in the Arctic, new research finds. The results suggest that polar bears, at least in the western Hudson Bay area, may be slightly more flexible in the face of climate change than previously thought.
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Social Media Hall of Shame
Everybody talks about social media successes. And that's fine. But as Thomas Edison said about his attempts to create the lightbulb, "I have not failed. I've just found 10,000 ways that won't work."
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7 internet memes who sued
Memes bubble up from the swamps of the internet every day, to be shared on Reddit message boards and Facebook walls alike. But how do people react to becoming the unwitting stars of shareable content? Some embrace their internet stardom, by trading off their minor celebrity. Others write thoughtful pieces exploring the pitfalls of online notoriety.
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The rise of Wikipedia: The decline of student writing
For the researcher plagued from time to time by what Norman Mailer called the Swiss cheese effect (i.e., you reach for something in your head and find a hole), the Internet is invaluable. A question pops up, and you tap the computer for the answer.
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Mark Zuckerberg, Regular Dude
The Facebook CEO talks about the people who influenced him most.
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How Social Media Is Changing Organ Donation
In the age of social media, doctors, patients, and ethicists face new dilemmas over organ transplants.
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Twitter IPO Versus Hilton IPO: How They Stack Up
Two IPOs announced on the same day have radically different business models and track records. Will Hilton or Twitter shine brightest? Here's a comparison...
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20% of all Yelp reviews are written by paid shills
How many of the Yelp reviews you read would you guess are forged by the companies being reviewed? MarketWatch reports that 20% of Yelp reviews are fraudulent, typically written by freelance writers...
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17 Reasons Why The Kids Don't Like Facebook Anymore
Once the most popular social network for college students and teens, Facebook has become more like a public forum for moms, dads and grandparents to embarrass their family members. If you're wondering why "the kids" prefer Instagram, Tumblr and SnapChat over Facebook, it might be because of status updates like these.
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Now 10 years old, 4chan is the most important site you never visit
4chan's overlord, Christopher Poole (a.k.a. moot), has been financing and running 4chan for 10 years. What is next?
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Science proves Facebook is a major downer
New research reveals the more we interact with the social network, the less satisfied we tend to feel
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29% of Americans Use Facebook at Work Every Day
Almost one-third of Americans visit Facebook every day during work hours.
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