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"Breaking Bad" fans, take notice: Jimmy Fallon has unveiled his take on the series, called "Joking Bad"

Sporting the signature green shirt, white undies and bald head, Fallon is making fat bucks dealing jokes. He does this with the help of announcer Steve Higgins who plays Jesse (yes, he mentions the b-word a couple dozen times); Late Night head writer A.D. Miles as Hank, and Bob Odenkirk as, once again, Saul.

When Fallon runs out of jokes for his show, though, Bryan Cranston and Aaron Paul are there to boo him off the stage

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Najveći internet pretraživač Gugl na svom sajtu ima veoma korisne "skrivene" opcije. Predstavljamo vam 10 najzanimljivijih.

Reclusive Master Artist Banksy takes his work to the street.

In the age of data overload, "big data" and "data visualization" are major buzzwords, and they'll likely grow even bigger as we gather more information on a daily basis.

With data visualization on the rise, we rounded up seven sites to help you find useful ways of interpreting big data, as well as infographics that parse information into visually pleasing graphics.

These sites range from aggregation blogs to how-tos to tools that allow you to create your own visualizations. Check out the list, and let us know in the comments below what your favorite site is for data visualizations. Read more...

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One day before celebrating the company's 15th birthday, Google went back to the place where it all started — literally

Inside the garage that housed Larry Page and Sergey Brin when the world's largest search company was created, Google on Thursday announced a handful of new updates to the company's search offering, including a major update to Google's search algorithm that the company calls "Hummingbird." The new algorithm affects 90% of all searches, and has been in place for about a month, said Amit Singhal, senior VP at Google

Hummingbird is the company's most significant algorithm change since Google switched to "Caffeine" back in 2010 Read more...

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This stunt takes "Beam me up, Scotty!" to a whole new universe.

Illusionist Scott Penrose teamed up with streaming service blinkbox to stage a mind-bending prank in conjunction with the DVD release of Star Trek Into Darkness. Shoppers at a mall in the U.K. watch in awe as volunteers seem to teleport across the shopping center in seconds. Stay tuned in for the entire clip to see the reveal at the end.

While the stunt is just a prank, Trekkies will wish it were the real deal.

What other Star Trek gadgets do you wish existed in real life? Beam them up in the comments below. Read more...

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Looking in the mirror every day, it's unlikely that we notice our faces aging. It isn't until we look back at photos that we see how much faces can change in just a few years.

Filmmaker Anthony Cerniello explores this idea in his latest short film, Danielle. The simple clip focuses on a woman's face before a white backdrop. In under five minutes, the character ages decades, from a very young child to an older woman

Cerniello told Mashable that the video is based around a friend, Danielle, and photographs of her cousins and relatives. After scanning the individual photographs, he searched for similarities in bone structure among the women Read more...

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Dok se mnogi na internetu žale u vezi sa kvalitetom Samsungovih materijala, kompanija je uvek spremna da uzvrati sa argumentom da njihovi telefoni nisu samo lagani već su i prilično izdržljivi.

With more than 15 million songs on Spotify, deciding what to listen to can be overwhelming. This list highlights the best Spotify apps for discovering new music, reading album reviews and exploring the social buzz of emerging bands

What's your favorite app on Spotify right now? Let us know in the comments section below.

1Fuse

Best for: Creative playlists
The Fuse Spotify app is a perfect resource for curated playlists. With a gorgeous, image-heavy layout, the app is fun to use and very visually appealing. Fuse's "What We're Listening To" playlist features over 200 tracks and is updated by staff members daily. You probably won't find new songs with this app, but you will enjoy the creative approach Fuse takes when compiling its playlists, such as "This Niles Rodgers Playlist is Like the History of Disco and Dance," "The Daft Punk Samples Playlist" and "Single Ladies: The Best One-Named Female Singers." Read more...

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Ballpoint pens can do so much more than just help you take notes. They can help perform tracheotomies, serve as spitball shooters and create really gorgeous art.

In honor of the beloved ballpoint pen's 75th anniversary, we present you with these beautiful photorealistic drawings, all made using a Biro.

Don't believe they were really made from ballpoint pen? Just watch these videos below, and see them materialize in front of your eyes.

1. Emma Watson

2. Audrey Hepburn

3. President Barack Obama

4. Jessica Chastain

5. Gollum

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6. Young Boy

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A watch from TokyoFlash can tell you if you've had too much to drink. The company's Kisai Intoxicated LCD watch has a built-in breathalyzer.

When you need it, turn on the breathalyzer on the watch and blow into it. Once it processes your breath, you'll have a reading of your level of intoxication ranging from green for sober to red for drunk. If it hits red, it's probably time to stop buying drinks and head home

Check out the video above to see how it works

For the first 48 hours of sale, the watch costs $99

Image Courtesy Flickr, TokyoFlash Japan Read more...

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In 2005, 60 Minutes spoke with James Gandolfini about life as Tony Soprano

Alkoholom se ne čiste rane, zubi se ne peru odmah nakon jela, a od uspravnog sedenja bolje je da se zavalite u stolicu pod uglom od 135° zbog manjeg opterećenja.

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Actor James Gandolfini, best known for his portrayl of mob boss Tony Soprano in The Sopranos has died. He was 51.

HBO confirmed to Mashable on Wednesday that Gandolfini died while vacationing in Rome, Italy. Reports suggest the cause was a possible heart attack

"We're all in shock and feeling immeasurable sadness at the loss of a beloved member of our family. He was [a] special man, a great talent, but more importantly a gentle and loving person who treated everyone no matter their title or position with equal respect," the network wrote in an emailed statement

"He touched so many of us over the years with his humor, his warmth and his humility. Our hearts go out to his wife and children during this terrible time. He will be deeply missed by all of us." Read more...

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Scientists at Princeton University have designed a bionic ear that can hear better than human ears. And get this: It was printed using an off-the-shelf 3D printer.

We've heard of 3D printers someday building human organs before, but what's noteworthy about this project is this printed ear intertwines embedded electronics. These Princeton researchers basically 3D-printed cells and nanoparticles, and then combined a small coil antenna with cartilage to create this "bionic" ear, according to the university.

The result was a fully-functional organ that can hear radio frequencies a million times higher than our human ears, lead researcher Michael McAlpine told Mashable. Read more...

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Carinska služba spremno dočekuje uvodjenje Pejpala (PayPal), poznatog servisa za slanje novca i plaćanje preko interneta, saopšteno je iz Uprave carina.

For parents looking for educational toys, a hardware startup developed electronic buildings blocks and a companion augmented reality app that make for an interactive learning experience.

Founded by Tarun Pondicherry and Josh Chan, LightUp magnetic building blocks that can teach anyone about how electronics work.

The interactive blocks are different electronic components, like a battery, light sensor, LED, variable resistor, button, buzzer, wire blocks and more. When snapping together the various magnetic blocks, kids and teens can build projects like a night light and dimmer switch, to more advanced projects like a remote control and a wireless (infrared) transmitter. Read more...

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