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Posted by Jesse 280 days ago - (http://casualgirlgamer.com)
[Entertainment] — In their day, they were at the bleeding edge of gaming technology. Now, you can play them in your browser for free. Oh, the humiliation. read more»
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Posted by digitalfever 280 days ago - (http://www.simonseeks.com)
[Travel] — These brave communities certainly live life on the edge… if you like a room with a view, these jaw-dropping clifftop towns may make you reconsider. read more»
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Posted by tacoma 280 days ago - (http://www.foxnews.com)
[Science] — "There's less than 40 cases ever documented ever in the entire world," Johnson said. "Nobody really knows how to treat it, what's going to work, and even in the cases where it might have worked or turned the sneezing off for awhile, a lot of times it comes back again and then you're right bac read more»
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Posted by panta 279 days ago - (http://www.timeidol.com)
[Pictures] — They are constantly trying to deal with killing and finding food and avoiding being killed and eaten. read more»
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Posted by snezana 280 days ago - (http://fizzyenergy.com)
[Pictures] — It was a great pleasure watching your adorable dogs playing in the snow. We can see, how happy they was in eating snow and with the tennis ball in the mouth. Really sweet. read more»
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Posted by Jesse 277 days ago - (http://swampland.blogs.time.com)
[Politics] — I mentioned that I was in Asia on this trip thinking about the economy, when I sat down for a round of interviews. Not one of them asked me about Asia. Not one of them asked me about the economy. I was asked several times about had I read Sarah Palin's book. (Laughter.) True. But it's an in read more»
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Posted by tacoma 280 days ago - (http://www.environmentalgraffiti.com)
[Green] — We humans sometimes seem to think we’ve got it all sown up as the premiere architects on this planet, but Nature is actually well ahead when it comes to constructing wonders of design emerging from the landscape. read more»
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Posted by tacoma 296 days ago - (http://www.businesspundit.com)
[Business] — Sometimes companies design truly creative outdoor ads. They’re original enough to penetrate consumer ad fatigue, and innovative enough to convince you their product might actually be worth checking out. read more»
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Posted by Krystal 291 days ago - (http://news.bbc.co.uk)
[Science] — Children should be allowed to get dirty, according to scientists who have found being too clean can impair the skin's ability to heal. read more»
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Posted by tacoma 284 days ago - (http://www.zevs.net)
[Science] — Animals that live in the Arctic (either full time or seasonally) are adapted to extreme conditions. Many animals who overwinter in the Arctic (like the Arctic fox and the ermine) have a coat that thickens and changes color to white during the winter as camouflage in the snow read more»
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Posted by tacoma 280 days ago - (http://www.usatoday.com)
[Science] — Some people have worried about cellphones because they emit radio waves, a form of non-ionizing, low-frequency radiation. read more»
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Posted by digitalfever 276 days ago - (http://www.revenueherald.com)
[Business] — These banking CEOs cultivated a six year annual total return on the wrong side of zero. Yet, cashed million dollar paychecks on the same six year average, and when their banks floundered in sub-prime mortgage crisis they asked taxpayers for money to keep their salary in seven figures. read more»
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Posted by tacoma 277 days ago - (http://thechive.com)
[Lifestyle] — Located in Vals, Switzerland there are a myriad of famous thermal baths with amazing views nearby so in order to build close to the baths, the architects buried the house into the hill. The house has an oblique opening to allow the maximum amount of light to enter the home. read more»
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Posted by tacoma 308 days ago - (http://www.livescience.com)
[Science] — Elephants have much heavier brains than we humans, but when it comes to a neuron count, we tie with the pachyderms. Who knew? read more»
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