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    Top 99 Undiscovered Web Sites
    bookchick49
    by bookchick49  9-14-2006    7
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    Ultimate Guide to the Invisible Web
    cabrown
    by cabrown  1-3-2007    6
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    How to tell if images were faked
    bigb0b
    by bigb0b  1-9-2007    6
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    Illegal to Buy an Eco-Friendly Car
    ellen_001
    by ellen_001  9-2-2007    10
     It's illegal to buy a low emissions car. Goes against reason, doesn't it?
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    The Top 101 Classic Web Sites of 2006
    kwonsu
    by kwonsu  2-9-2007    5
     
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    13 Most Unusual Search Engines You Should Remember
    Silkweaver
    by Silkweaver  7-18-2008   
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    The language you speak affects your personality
    enbar
    by enbar  6-25-2008    14
     A study of bilingual women suggests that when you switch from speaking one language to another, your personality and your perceptions change as well. I've experienced this myself switching between German and English.
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    Canadians cut power to battle cannabis
    michellezm
    by michellezm  10-10-2007    12
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    Terabit per second internet coming soon
    Mohir
    by Mohir  7-10-2008    3
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    Paper Bags or Plastic Bags? Everything You Need to Know
    Silkweaver
    by Silkweaver  7-9-2008    6
     So, while it's good to have the alternative (and to recognize the innovation it represents), bioplastics aren't quite ready to save us from the paper or plastic debate. Paper bags or plastic bags: the conclusion Both paper and plastic bags require lots and lots of resources and energy, and proper recycling requires due diligence from both consumer and municipal waste collector or private recycling company, so there are a lot of variables that can lead to low recycling rates. Ultimately, neither paper nor plastic bags are the best choice; we think choosing reusable canvas bags instead is the way to go. From an energy standpoint, according to this Australian study, canvas bags are 14 times better than plastic bags and 39 times better than paper bags, assuming that canvas bags get a good workout and are used 500 times during their life cycle. Happy shopping!
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    Google Wants to Index Your DNA, Too
    wildcat
    by wildcat  4-23-2008    6
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    Bikini-clad women make men impatient
    arifsali
    by arifsali  5-30-2008    15
     Sorry, no pictures!
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    Bush orders every regulatory office to be supervised by political appointee
    jklugman
    by jklugman  1-30-2007    22
     Be scared. Be very, very, scared. Via Ezra Klein .
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    Soundflavor, the IMDB of music?
    wildcat
    by wildcat  5-31-2008    2
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    Children are hitting puberty earlier
    LGagnon
    by LGagnon  1-6-2007    13
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    Lost Fingers And Low Pay
    debbyski
    by debbyski  1-5-2008    15
     I've said it many times, the rich constantly exploit the poor, and fail to share even a meager portion of their wealth with them.
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    New model explains why we overestimate our future choices
    wildcat
    by wildcat  7-17-2008    3
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    How to Buy Nothing
    MomLes
    by MomLes  11-24-2006    1
     There's more. Nov. 24 is Buy Nothing Day
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    Intel predicts the personal net
    wildcat
    by wildcat  1-8-2008   
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    Dildos of Death?
    thisnamecantbetaken
    by thisnamecantbetaken  11-16-2007    6
      Fortunately, sex-toy retailers are taking things into their own hands. That sentence made me laugh out loud. :lol:
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    Are You Happy?
    thisnamecantbetaken
    by thisnamecantbetaken  1-7-2008    9
     ‘May you walk in beauty’. :)
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    In defence of plastic
    balthazarus
    by balthazarus  9-18-2008    7
     "New plastics that change from liquid to solid on impact are finding applications in protective clothing and plastic products are being developed using the principles of nature - an area of research called biomimetics. So plastic can be valuable and can be used for functions where it needs to last for a considerable length of time. Concepts of green design should now be applied to all new plastics products so that disposable items, such as plastic packaging and throwaway consumer items, biodegrade and do not fill landfill sites or litter the landscape or seas"
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    Genetically Modified Humans? No Thanks.
    wildcat
    by wildcat  4-18-2008    9
     the question of course is the following:what does it mean for humanity to have a common ongoing human adventure? do we have one at present?
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    Popcorn Lung has arrived
    kkcapricorn
    by kkcapricorn  9-6-2007    7
     We might as well just give up eating! It seems to only apply to microwave popcorn.......
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    The Big Question: Do electronic books threaten the future of traditional publishing?
    wildcat
    by wildcat  7-25-2008    4
     A tipping point for e-books could come when content starts to be made available on the next-generation of mobile phones. the author Toby Young says: "The great thing about electronic books is that in the long run they will benefit writers, creating an easier way to enable first-time authors to get their work in front of the public. That will be a revolutionary change." Is this the end of the book as we know it? Yes...
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    Song Stuck In Your Head? You've Got An Earworm!
    haraya
    by haraya  1-7-2007    25
     The entire article is interesting.
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    Surge in Food Nanotechnology Worries Consumers
    wildcat
    by wildcat  8-4-2008   
     Davies quoted David Rejeski of the Project on Emerging Nanotechnologies, who advocates a U.S. investment of $150 million a year in such research by 2010, to benefit from an industry that will involve “15 percent of globally manufactured goods, worth $2.6 trillion, by 2014.”
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    Welcome To Richistan, USA
    debbyski
    by debbyski  7-24-2007    22
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    Stupid Labels
    dannad
    by dannad  8-24-2007    2
     We're DOOMED!!!!!!!!
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    Water may hide harmful chemical cocktail
    wildcat
    by wildcat  12-17-2007    2
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    Since George Bush Has Been President...
    DanaGarrett
    by DanaGarrett  9-20-2008    3
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    Optimism isn't always healthy
    wildcat
    by wildcat  12-5-2007    4
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    Most Consumers Clueless About Online Tracking
    wildcat
    by wildcat  11-3-2007    3
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    Germany bans chemicals linked to honeybee devastation
    righthand
    by righthand  5-23-2008    4
     The company says an application error by the seed company which failed to use the glue-like substance that sticks the pesticide to the seed, led to the chemical getting into the air. Bayer spokesman Dr Julian Little told the BBC's Farming Today that misapplication is highly unusual. "It is an extremely rare event and has not been seen anywhere else in Europe," he said. Clothianidin, like the other neonicotinoid pesticides that have been temporarily suspended in Germany, is a systemic chemical that works its way through a plant and attacks the nervous system of any insect it comes into contact with. According to the US Environmental Protection Agency it is "highly toxic" to honeybees.
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    Human Stupidity 2
    dannad
    by dannad  8-24-2007    2
     LOL people r stupid...LOL
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    The Best Thing We Have Ever Posted - Consumerist.com
    rainfever
    by rainfever  6-13-2006    10
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    World's Oceans: Is It too Late to Save Our Most Precious Resource?
    Silkweaver
    by Silkweaver  8-20-2008   
     The problem in the Pacific is so severe a humongous plastic-strewn patch floats between California and Hawaii within the North Pacific Gyre. According to the man who first discovered it in 1997, Captain John Moore, this patch is 1 ½ times the size of the contiguous United States and goes to a depth of at least 100 feet. And there is another huge rubbish patch off the coast of Japan.
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    Honey I shrunk the battery
    pokkets
    by pokkets  8-14-2007    2
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    Santa Train Takes Toddlers On Sex Tour.
    thisnamecantbetaken
    by thisnamecantbetaken  11-30-2007    47
     Hahaha, oh my goodness. I do NOT know which Victoria's Secret outlet they are talking about, but it sure sounds like a whole lot more fun, than the one I know!! Geeeez! :lol: Watch your kids folks! We ALL know how subversive and dangerous a bra can be!! Cover their eyes!! Ugh.
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    Big Brother wants to see your reading list
    ljsdesign
    by ljsdesign  11-28-2007    11
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