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Wednesday, January 19, 2011

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Sore Loser (GIF)

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'Dark Knight Rises' officially has its Catwoman

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Warners made the announcement this morning...

The Threat From Within: Dominionists Taking Over America

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Politicians in Congress and state legislative bodies who subscribe to fundamentalist Christian beliefs are making dangerous moves to change religion-neutral laws to a theocratic-themed set of statutes meant to reflect evangelical core beliefs that define immorality and sin as the greatest threats to America's greatness.

Genetically Modified Chickens Don't Pass On The Flu

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British researchers have inserted a gene into chickens that blocks flu viruses from replicating and spreading to humans. But it could take years before these genetically modified birds end up on your plate.

One in 16 U.S. Surgeons Consider Suicide

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A considerable number of U.S. surgeons struggle with thoughts of suicide, with burnout and past medical errors as possible reasons, according to a survey covering thousands of surgeons. A

Scientists Make Dozens of Storms in the Abu Dhabi Desert

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A Swiss company, Meteo Systems, is poised to earn a pretty penny in Abu Dhabi with a controversial weather modification system said to be responsible for dozens of rain showers in the desert last summer.

Burglars Snort Man's Ashes, Thought It Was Cocaine

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Burglars snorted the cremated remains of a man and two dogs in the mistaken belief that they had stolen illegal drugs, Florida sheriff's deputies said on Wednesday.

Hu Jintao Welcomed to White House with Human Rights Rebuke

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Mr Obama, in reference to China's human rights record, told the Chinese leader that the world is more just when universal rights of all are upheld. Straying into the contentious issue of human rights....

11 Reasons Dark Skies Is Better Than The X-Files

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Don't kill us. We love The X-Files. It's just that in some ways, Dark Skies COULD BE CONSIDERED to be better. Really. Don't kill us.

An uprising in Tunisia - The Big Picture (PICS)

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Beginning in December of last year, a series of ongoing protests in the streets of Tunisia escalated to the point where President Zine el-Abidine Ben Ali - who had ruled the country for 23 years - at first declared he would not seek re-election, then fled the country on January 14th. An interim government was assembled, but protesters remain in the streets, demanding removal of all traces of Ben Ali's old RCD party. Protesters' frustrations with high unemployment, inflation and corruption drove them to the streets after a pivotal event, when a young Tunisian vendor named Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire after police confiscated his produce cart. Bouazizi died of his injuries days later. Collected here are images of the turmoil in Tunisia over the past couple of weeks.

Father-Son Spy Drama Ends With Dad’s 8-Year Sentence

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A disgraced CIA agent serving 23 years for being a Russian spy was handed eight more years for hiring his son to collect overdue bills linked to the father's nefarious espionage activities.

6 Animals That Altered History Forever

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There have been plenty of memorable animals throughout the ages. While most of these animals may simply be known for their television prowess or amazing adorable-ness, a few have actually helped sculpt and shape the course of history. Below are six of these animals.

Best Headline Ever? (PIC)

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Rex Ryans postgame statements are translated for Louisiana.

The Evolution of Nicolas Cage's Hair

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Montage of Nic's various hairstyles. Montage of Nic's various hairstyles. For list of films: http://www.pajiba.com/guides/the-evolution-of-nicolas-cages-hair-a-video-by-harry-hanrahan.php

Berlusconi criticised for 'use of policewomen's outfits in villa striptease shows' |

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Documents claim 'bunga bunga' parties involved Italian PM's female guests putting on – and then gradually taking off – uniforms

I Am The Ironman! (PIC)

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Apple To Spend $3.9 billion on Components They Don't Wanna Reveal

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During Apple's fiscal Q1 call, Chief Operating Officer Tim Cook revealed that the Cupertino company has entered into a contractual agreement worth $3.9 billion over the next two years for components that Tim doesn't wish to name.

The Orion nebula: Still full of surprises

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This ethereal-looking image of the Orion Nebula was captured using the Wide Field Imager on the MPG/ESO 2.2-metre telescope at the La Silla Observatory, Chile. This nebula is much more than just a pretty face, offering astronomers a close-up view of a massive star-forming region to ...

Hard Rock Cafe Employees Sue For Minimum Wage

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Restaurant workers at the biggest Hard Rock Cafe in the world claim the company ripped them off.

Phoenix Lander blasts away Martian dirt, uncovers new way to dig

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When the Phoenix Lander touched down on Mars in 2008, its rocket engines blasted away so much dirt that they exposed a subsurface ice layer. While the discovery of underground ice was exciting, some scientists were puzzled because the engines shouldn't have been strong enough to do that much digging.
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