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www.gizmag.com 10y ago

Falcon9 landing ends in rapid unscheduled disassembly (Translation: it crashed)

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www.rsc.org 10y ago

New type of meteorite found in Swedish quarry

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www.reuters.com 10y ago

China spy ship 'shadowing' U.S., Japanese, Indian naval drill in Western Pacific

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www.theroot.com 10y ago

CA Pastor on Orlando Mass Shooting:‘The Tragedy Is That More of Them Didn’t Die’

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qz.com 10y ago

This is what the future of online publishing looks like

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www.telegraph.co.uk 10y ago

Dead could be brought 'back to life' in groundbreaking project

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krebsonsecurity.com 10y ago

As Scope of 2012 Breach Expands, LinkedIn to Again Reset Passwords for Some

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www.grahamcluley.com 10y ago

BBC News reveals password on-air

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www.ibtimes.com 10y ago

Microsoft Sells Feature Phone Business, Including Nokia Brand, to Foxconn

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www.grahamcluley.com 10y ago

Take care when taking screenshots or blame it on a virus

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www.grahamcluley.com 10y ago

Database mix-up let some smart doorbell users see video from others' homes

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phys.org 10y ago

Why is space three-dimensional?

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phys.org 10y ago

Rome metro line runs into Roman barracks and burial ground

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www.townsendletter.com 10y ago

Prenatal Fluoride and Autism

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www.nasa.gov 10y ago

Fort McMurray Wildfire in Alberta Canada Deemed Extreme

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www.astronomy.com 10y ago

ALMA measures mass of black hole with extreme precision

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www.techtimes.com 10y ago

Tailless Comet Manx Holds Clue to Evolution of Solar System

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qz.com 10y ago

You can now crowdfund your divorce

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www.mprnews.org 10y ago

50 teams compete in coding contest for girls

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www.financedegreecenter.com 10y ago

How Much Is Your Body Worth on the Black Market?

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news.mit.edu 10y ago

Spotting hidden activity in cells

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www.npr.org 10y ago

Syria Hospital Bombing: Are the Rules of War Breaking Down?

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qz.com 10y ago

Russia is considering legislation to send Bitcoin users to jail up to 7 yrs

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www.gizmag.com 10y ago

Bizarre fourth state of water discovered

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qz.com 10y ago

These top twelve inventions could one day change the world

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qz.com 10y ago

The first brain-controlled drone race just took place in Florida

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www.terrybisson.com 10y ago

They're Made Out of Meat

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www.washingtonpost.com 10y ago

Schools are helping police spy on kids’ social media activity

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www.pcworld.com 10y ago

Opera browser build adds a first: Free, unlimited VPN for secure surfing

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www.npr.org 10y ago

US Ranks 41st in Press Freedom Index Thanks to 'War on Whistleblowers'

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Pardon Snowden 10 years ago

Just last night on the radio they were talking about Manning ending a hunger strike and getting some medical attention and having the surgery suggested by her psych doctor.

"The analysis found a very different result with Google’s top competitors, Bing and Yahoo. When spotted the terms “Hillary Clinton cri” and “Hillary Clintion ind,” Bing and Yahoo brought up as their top choices “Hillary Clinton criminal charges” and “Hillary Clinton indictment” as part of their auto-complete functions using the same key letters, according to SourceFed. While that could reflect legitimate differences in the engines’ algorithms, Mr. Lieberman said that a search of “Hillary Clinton crime reform” on Google trends showed that “there weren’t even enough searches of term to build a graph on the site.”"

http://www.washingtontimes.com/news/2016/jun/10/google-denie...

I agree. I consider myself as an independently conservative liberal libertarian with social and anti social leanings.

I was taking a school bus license endorsement exam and saw they throw out a Chinese girl for cheating. The examiner said it was a fairly frequent occurrence. They couldn't read the questions or answers but they could match the picture with the correct line of answers on the computerized testing machine after enough memorization.

From snoopes, their sources.

Andrews, Bill. "Bin Laden Family's US Exit 'Approved'." Edinburgh Evening News. 3 September 2003.

Buncombe, Andrew. "Fears of Reprisal Force Bin Laden Family to Flee Homes in US." The [London] Independent. 26 September 2001 (p. 3).

Cullen, Kevin. "Bin Laden Kin Flown Back to Saudi Arabia." The Boston Globe. 20 September 2001 (p. A29).

Cullen, Kevin. "Saudi Diplomat: IDs Were Stolen." The Boston Globe. 29 September 2001 (p. A6).

Hayward, Ed. "Hub Attack on Arab Student Investigated As Hate Crime." The Boston Herald. 18 September 2001 (p. 28).

Kurz, Hank. "Organ Network Gets Clearance for Charter Flights." The Associated Press. 13 September 2001.

Lichtblau, Eric. "White House Approved Departure of Saudis After Sept. 11, Ex-Aide Says." The New York Times. 4 September 2003.

Steele, Kathy. "Phantom Flight from Florida." Tampa Tribune. 5 October 2001 (p. 1)

Tyler, Patrick E. "Fearing Harm, Bin Laden Kin Fled from U.S." The New York Times. 30 September 2001 (p. A1).

Associated Press. "FAA Allows Cross-Country Flight of Antivenin to Miami Victim." 13 September 2001.

CBSNews.com. "Returning to the Air." 15 September 2001.

a good idea for jobs where worker impairment presents an imminent physical danger

When I was in school some of the bus drivers were drunk, stoned or tripping on LSD. It really was a lot like the bus driver in The Simpsons.

Back then truckers would do the same and stay awake driving for days; some of the stories I've heard make me wonder how they ever survived long enough to get clean.

criminal background checks

I know of a woman who became a school bus aide after a background check and she was in prison for attempted murder and human trafficking so I don't put a lot of confidence in these preventing employment, only will cut down on applications.

I remember when bandwidth was at a premium and 1200 baud was fast. There were pleas everywhere to use simple html, white text on black. Images were links to download if you wanted to view them and encouraged only if they added to the content. Nobody was trying to make the web into television.

easier for the lazy to connect with and stay within their own interest groups

Facebook reminds me of AOL. People who had AOL had no idea of anything outside of AOL. I had to show many how to get out of AOL and they were astonished there was so much more.

If Facebook was an ISP it truly would be the new AOL.