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    All your favourites in One Page !!! . Too good..
    thefoxalmighty
    by thefoxalmighty  4-22-2007    16
     nice one
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    7 Tips to Simplify Your Life
    coecoe321
    by coecoe321  1-23-2007    6
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    5 Best FREE Music Listening Sites
    k9riley99
    by k9riley99  2-18-2007    12
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    Clipmarks included in PC Mag's Top 10 Future Classic Web Sites
    ericw
    by ericw  10-14-2006    18
     Clipmarks makes the list of PC Magazine's Top 10 Future Classic Web sites!
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    Sea Water as Fuel??
    mrouk
    by mrouk  9-11-2007    19
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    Rare dead star found near Earth
    invictus
    by invictus  8-20-2007    5
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    Why do pilots say "roger" on the radio?
    Thr4ll
    by Thr4ll  3-2-2007    5
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    BBC: Bush's Grandfather Planned Fascist Coup In America
    911INSIDEJOB144
    by 911INSIDEJOB144  7-24-2007    14
     According to the BBC, the plotters intended to impose a fascist takeover and "Adopt the policies of Hitler and Mussolini to beat the great depression."
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    An open letter from GOD
    BigBadWolf
    by BigBadWolf  6-15-2007    9
     This is my kind of God... it is well worth the read.
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    Top 10 Most Spoken Languages In The World
    arifsali
    by arifsali  6-26-2008    14
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    Five Reasons Why Aliens Will Make Contact with the Japanese First
    Mohir
    by Mohir  6-8-2008    7
     North Korea is rumored to have recently released a statement claiming that their nuclear reactor has the dual capability of communicating wirelessly with alien species up to 1,000 light years away in real time. Of course, we can't believe everything that the North Korean government says, but seriously, I wouldn't be surprised at all if they were already communicating with other planets. If that's the case, it should be relatively easy for Japan, a neighboring country, to intercept their signals with laser pulses and let the world know definitively what Kim Jong Il has known for decades—that there is life beyond Earth.
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    Thinking the way animals do
    pokkets
    by pokkets  12-25-2007    9
     Temple Grandin Ph.D. is an assistant professor of animal behaviour at Colorado State Uni. She suffers from a form of autism, and describes the way she thinks as thinking in pictures. This has helped her understand the way Animals think, with direct association, rather than a logical process. A significant statement which can apply to most people, is the fact that originally as far as she was aware everybody thought the same way. Until she asked people and found this was not the case. She describes a radio station person who said she had no pictures, in her mind, but thought in terms of emotions or words. I'm sure I can understand my dogs. They seem to think in a manner that is simple, and straightforward, it can just be a matter of associating cues with behavior, and remembering Pavlov. I think in Pictures and sounds. There is music I can 'hear' in my mind that not only has the same 'quality' as the original, but there is a remarkable capacity to edit. Perhaps something like Auti
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    Embarrassing Predictions
    skwirlinator
    by skwirlinator  3-28-2007    2
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    Is the Search for Aliens a Good Idea?
    Kore7
    by Kore7  7-4-2007    13
      One thing is clear from our searches for ET - there is nobody transmitting strong interstellar beacons in our local vicinity. If "they" are out there, they are keeping quiet, prompting the question that they might know something we don't. Listening for transmissions from space is rational; intentionally announcing our presence to unknown civilizations borders on irresponsible. On Earth, radio technology and nuclear weapons were invented within only 50 years of each other. Any civilization with the capability to receive and understand our beacons will likely have figured out worse. Humans are bad enough at co-existing as it is without near constant war. Could you imagine being forced to enter foreign policy negotiations with another species like our own? It would be calamitous.
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    Apollo 14 astronaut claims aliens HAVE made contact
    arifsali
    by arifsali  7-23-2008    29
     Can you believe this? The guy is 77 years old now, could he be cooking things up?
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    What Are The Best Things In Life?
    thisnamecantbetaken
    by thisnamecantbetaken  12-21-2007    17
     Shortlist: Cats, bubble baths, coffee, music, beer and sunshine. What are your favourite things?
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    The Genius/Madness of Salvador Dali
    haraya
    by haraya  6-25-2007    5
     I'm a huge fan of both! Here's an old clip on Philippe Halsman's jump portraits .
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    The coldest place in the universe?
    skwirlinator
    by skwirlinator  9-26-2007    12
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    What is wrong with this idiot????
    mooner-one
    by mooner-one  5-29-2008    21
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    Brain Cells are volume knobs, not wiring
    kmakice
    by kmakice  8-19-2007    3
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    Tag, You're It
    shunyax
    by shunyax  11-1-2007    5
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    Simply the best way to learn languages.
    Socratoad
    by Socratoad  6-3-2008    11
     I just listened to an interview with the founder of this site/software on the radio. and was quite impressed. To me it sounded like a superior way to learn other languages, something I've always wished to do. I am able to semi-converse in a limited number of languages, especially after a couple of glasses of backbone.
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    Cool Futuristic/Concept Gadgets That Really Inspire
    wildcat
    by wildcat  7-29-2008   
     some of these we may have already seen, others are new, most importantly , it appears that most of these are on the way to production
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    Funny Things People Say
    Grasshopper
    by Grasshopper  12-17-2006    1
     Follow these links to all kinds of funny and absent-minded things people say.
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    The Man Who Invented the Twentieth Century
    adamc
    by adamc  8-14-2006    12
     Tesla is my greatest hero. Given the right management I believe he could have achieved his goal of delivering power wirelessly to the world for free. He tapped into the electromagnetic field we are a part of... like almost no other.
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    Mind Set: I am my happiness!
    mugofcoffee
    by mugofcoffee  3-27-2007    3
     They have to change. Not me, no way. It's them! What we've found is that if you believe that the answer to your unhappiness lies in some one else's hands (no matter how much you love them), you're in for loads of trouble....excerpts!
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    Hello All You Godless Infidels And Happy Heathens
    cptenaud
    by cptenaud  10-10-2007    6
      Gaylor said this to start her show, Hello all you godless infidels, out-of-the-closet atheists and happy heathens. You can turn on the radio or TV 24/7 to be preached at. This is one hour a week of the public airwaves that offers an alternative. This program is an antidote to the domination of public airwaves by the religious right. Your humble correspondent eagerly await the nauseating and hypocritical outcry from Fox Noise and the religious right in this country which is sure to come. For to them, freedom of religion has never meant freedom from religion and certainly not from our own brand of home-grown Christianity which more and more Americans are viewing as blatantly hypocritical, judgmental and overbearing.
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    The Genius of Photography
    abailart
    by abailart  12-1-2007    1
     See more including credits and comments on site which looks at recent BBC series, 'The Genius of Photography"
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    Napkin PC Enables High-Tech Doodling
    wildcat
    by wildcat  1-6-2008    4
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    The Sun Flies Like a Bullet
    invictus
    by invictus  8-7-2007   
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    Plants tell sensor when they need a drink
    pokkets
    by pokkets  7-23-2007    2
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    World's tiniest radio unveiled
    invictus
    by invictus  10-18-2007    2
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    Radio burst from space mystifies astronomers
    invictus
    by invictus  9-28-2007    6
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    List of lists
    kankamuso
    by kankamuso  1-7-2007    2
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    The Spell of Islamophobia
    arifsali
    by arifsali  3-13-2008    15
     This is a great writeup. Highly recommend you read at the source.
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    5 extremely cool research facilities
    Silkweaver
    by Silkweaver  8-27-2008    1
     Some more interesting stuff at site. Especially a short video on measuring gravitational waves.
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    The One Machine
    wildcat
    by wildcat  6-24-2008    2
     Tap Into the 12-Million-Teraflop Handheld Megacomputer
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    A Robot Controlled by Self Organizing Biological Neural Net
    Silkweaver
    by Silkweaver  8-13-2008    3
     "Within a week we get some spontaneous firings and brain-like activity" similar to what happens in a normal rat -- or human -- brain, he added. But without external stimulation, the brain will wither and die within a couple of months. "Now we are looking at how best to teach it to behave in certain ways," explained Warwick. To some extent, Gordon learns by itself. When it hits a wall, for example, it gets an electrical stimulation from the robot's sensors. As it confronts similar situations, it learns by habit.
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    Dying star generates the stuff of life
    Mohir
    by Mohir  6-28-2007    1
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    The Meaning Of America
    debbyski
    by debbyski  11-10-2007    9
     I've watched it happen over the years since hate radio and its multimillionaire mavens first gave voice and increasing political clout to resentment, intolerance, bitterness, anger, frustration over broken dreams, and unfulfilled entitlement. We've turned mean. We've been encouraged to go onto knee-jerk, scorched-earth attack mode by politicians, activists, and media brokers who gained influence and financial reaffirmation. The loudest and most dominant voices don't urge us to find root causes of problems and their solutions, or to reach for true understanding. All we are told, and all we know anymore, is hitting, and hitting harder, and hurting deeper, killing, demonizing, punishing, mocking, name-calling, eviscerating, marginalizing, threatening, intimidating, bullying, bombing, and war-making.
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