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50 Years Ago, the Internet Was Born In Room 3420
Hungarian Scientists May Have Found a Fifth Force of Nature
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Dora Maar: Picasso's lover comes out from his shadow
Something Strange Seems To Be Causing Distant Galaxies To Synchronize
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A Black Hole Threw a Star Out of the Milky Way Galaxy
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NANOWAR OF STEEL: "Очакваме да ни поканите за български представител за "Евровизия"
Онези от вас, които са присъствали на първия концерт на NANOWAR OF STEEL в България на 29 май 2007 ...
German court rules hangovers are an 'illness'
Huge explosion at Turkish chemical factory
Navy Confirms Existence of UFOs Seen In Leaked Footage
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Why Africa should 'stop eating one of its favourite foods'
A Famous Argument Against Free Will Has Been Debunked
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Two Mathematicians Solve Old Math Riddle, Possibly the Meaning of Life
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No Bones About It: People Recognize Objects By Visualizing Their 'Skeletons'
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La Cidrerie
When I heard about La Cidrerie, I knew I wanted to go there. I like beer, but I don’t have the same capacity for it as locals do; young people in Paris seem to have no trouble polishing off those pint-plus giant glasses of beer that have become ubiquitous on café tables. Cider hasn’t gotten the same attention that beer, wine, and other French beverages have gotten, but that’s changing.
Benoît Marinos is changing that in Paris with La Cidrerie. And you won’t find a better selection of French sparkling ciders anywhere else in Paris, or France. Or maybe the world.
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Strange Forest 'Superorganism' Is Keeping a New Zealand Vampire Tree Alive
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Decades-Old Computer Science 'Boolean Sensitivity' Conjecture Solved in Two Pages
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Physicists Overturn a 100-Year-Old Assumption On How Brain Cells Work
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Ebola Is Now Curable
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Microsoft's MSDN Magazine is Ending Its Run After More Than Three Decades
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London pub uses AI to serve drinks in the right order
Justice at last
Researchers Use CRISPR to Remove HIV From Mice
An interdisciplinary team of scientists is claiming to have eliminated the HIV virus from the genomes of mice by combining the CRISPR-Cas9 gene-editing tool with an experimental new drug. It’s a promising development in the battle against HIV and AIDS, but more work is required before clinical trials can begin.
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Blizzard Responds To Accusations Of Censorship In Hearthstone's Latest Patch
In the lead-up to Hearthstone’s upcoming “Saviors of Uldum” expansion, Blizzard Entertainment released a patch yesterday that ran a couple housekeeping alterations to make way for the new content. The update removed some older cards from the game’s Standard mode, added some new cards to the game’s Classic set, and in…
Why the Loudest and Coolest Buses in the World Are in Nairobi
You can’t think of Nairobi, the capital of Kenya, without thinking of Matatus—colorful, privately-owned buses that about 70 percent of Nairobi citizens rely on to get around, as their speakers blast music so loud you can feel it in your stomach.
Japan’s labour minister says high heels at work are 'necessary'
Queen Victoria as you've never seen her before
Jamie Oliver restaurant chain collapse costs 1,000 jobs
Facebook Shuts Down An Israeli Firm's Effort To Influence Politics In West Africa
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