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- TED Award-Winning Street Artist JR Brings 'The Wrinkles of the City' to Los Angeles (PICS)
- Porsche Rolls Out Boxster E Electric Prototype
- IBM's Watson Not Unlike a Human's Brain
- Breaking: Deaths reported in protest clashes in Bahrain, Libya
- Ten Ways to Suck Less at Starcraft 2
- Five Great Donut and Alcohol Combos
- On Food Stamps? JP Morgan is Cashing Out on your Poverty!
- Who will lead Apple into the future?
- Stephen Colbert Vacuuming with a Nude Model on His Back [VIDEO]
- Amazing kid dance video: 8-year-olds krumpin' hella tight
- Rachel Maddow Reveals the Hidden Truth Behind the Wisconsin Protests
- Will Canada Export Death by Rejuvenating Its Last Asbestos Mine?
- The 10 Best Shooters to Buy Right Now
- Texas may reopen social studies standards for rewrite
- Pope John Paul's coffin to be exhumed for faithful
- Canadian Minister Tony Clement Tweets Frequently, Driving up His Klout Score
- 25 Bone-Breaking Trampoline Fails
- This Is Probably Coca-Cola's Secret Recipe (and There's No Corn Syrup)
- [VIDEO] Knife Removed From Man's Head After 4 Years
- Justin Bieber Shot to Smithereens on 'CSI' (VIDEO)
TED Award-Winning Street Artist JR Brings 'The Wrinkles of the City' to Los Angeles (PICS) Posted: JR chooses his subjects and locations carefully, spending time with the locals shooting black-and-white portraits and then mounting his city-sized, albeit illegal, exhibits on the buildings his subjects inhabit. |
Porsche Rolls Out Boxster E Electric Prototype Posted: While there isn't any bit of surprise left in the news now, here is Porsche spilling early details of its three new Boxster E prototypes. |
IBM's Watson Not Unlike a Human's Brain Posted: The IBM Watson supercomputer that handily beat Jeopardy's all-time champions is powered by a 21.6TB clustered network-attached storage system, but uses only 1TB of data to answer questions in near real-time -- not so different from that of a human brain. |
Breaking: Deaths reported in protest clashes in Bahrain, Libya Posted: Reports of deaths filter in as shots are fired at anti-government protests in Libya and Bahrain, as exuberant Egyptians mark their "Day of Victory," one week after forcing Mubarak out. |
Ten Ways to Suck Less at Starcraft 2 Posted: Alright, so let me make the disclaimer here that I suck at Starcraft 2. Like, I'm not the worst player ever as I am at least Gold/Platinum league, but I am far from good and have lost more games than I care to admit. |
Five Great Donut and Alcohol Combos Posted: Chef Zac Young of Flex Mussels in NYC and Top Chef: Just Desserts has been injecting doughnut holes with upscale booze. Genius! However, not all of us can afford his upscale donuts (or a trip to NYC) so here's a list of the perfect grocery store pairings that you can make at home. |
On Food Stamps? JP Morgan is Cashing Out on your Poverty! Posted: While most Americans are struggling hard to overcome the hardships of the recession, the profits of national banks continue to rise. JP Morgan is among those who found a way to profit from the skyrocketing poverty in the US. |
Who will lead Apple into the future? Posted: With Steve Jobs extremely ill Apple will need a new leader to guide the company into the future but who can handle that kind of pressure? |
Stephen Colbert Vacuuming with a Nude Model on His Back [VIDEO] Posted: I'm willing to bet you have never vacuumed with a nude model on your back, and that is why Stephen Colbert's bucket list has more checks on it than yours. |
Amazing kid dance video: 8-year-olds krumpin' hella tight Posted: These kids are super talented |
Rachel Maddow Reveals the Hidden Truth Behind the Wisconsin Protests Posted: On her MSNBC program, Rachel Maddow explained what the protests in Wisconsin are really all about. Maddow said, "What's happening in Wisconsin right now is not about a budget. This is about elections. This is about the Republican Party going after the institutions that make it possible for Democrats to win elections in America." |
Will Canada Export Death by Rejuvenating Its Last Asbestos Mine? Posted: A plan to increase production from Canada's last asbestos mine near this Quebec town named for the deadly mineral has enraged physicians and public health workers around the globe. |
The 10 Best Shooters to Buy Right Now Posted: Shooters are like the Coke of video games -- everybody's had a taste, even if they prefer another flavor. If you're looking to spend some money on shooters for your shelves, check these 10 titles out. |
Texas may reopen social studies standards for rewrite Posted: Sharp criticism by a conservative think tank of Texas's new social studies standards has sparked new debate over the controversial issue and may lead to a rewriting of the standards |
Pope John Paul's coffin to be exhumed for faithful Posted: Coffin will be on display in St Peter's Basilica* Entry to ceremony free to all, no tickets required* Vatican warns against ticket fraudsters, tour operators |
Canadian Minister Tony Clement Tweets Frequently, Driving up His Klout Score Posted: The Canadian government is charging into the Twitterverse, led by the Cabinet minister overseeing industry, Tony Clement. His Twitter feed has been required reading for Ottawa-watchers ever since early February. |
25 Bone-Breaking Trampoline Fails Posted: Watch these idiots learn about gravity the hard way. |
This Is Probably Coca-Cola's Secret Recipe (and There's No Corn Syrup) Posted: This American Life thinks it's uncovered one of the most closely guarded recipes in the whole world. You can find it right here. |
[VIDEO] Knife Removed From Man's Head After 4 Years Posted: Knife Removed From Man's Head After 4 Years: This is the stuff urban legends are made of... |
Justin Bieber Shot to Smithereens on 'CSI' (VIDEO) Posted: This is almost definitely the last time you'll see Bieber on the show. After setting a bomb that endangered the team, he was defiant until the end. He tried to get the driver of the van he was pulled over in killed, and then pulled a piece on the hordes of police. |
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