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The Allure of Crazy Girls
She has emotional baggage, a Xanax habit, and daddy issues ... yet you can't resist her.
11 Secrets of Great Doctors
#4. 'Get friendly with your pharmacist.' Your pharmacist is the least expensive and most accessible health resource you have. You can see her anytime you want, without an appointment -- all consultations free. In medicine, that's extraordinary....
XP meets XO: Will Linux get an equal shot?
"....here’s what gives me pause about XP coming to the XO: There’s no way Linux will get an equal shake on OLPC’s XO. In fact, I reckon that more XO units will ship with XP than Linux in the not too distant future. Why? Governments are making the buying decisions. Not kids."
Uwe Boll Reply to Gum Petition: 'Like Obama Paying for votes
The director the Web loves to hate offers his first interview after a nearly $1 million sponsorship to shut down his video-game adaptations, comparing the anti-Boll petition to the Obama campaign, talking trash to his critics and showing off his lighter side.
Dot-me, baby: Clock is ticking on .me domain names
Trademark-holders have until May 20 to register their company and product names under the new .me domain, which is being marketed as a generic top-level domain by the country of Montenegro. Applicants include Apple -- which registered apple.me, ipod.me and itunes.me -- as well as Microsoft, Skype and Digg.
Don't do this in your car
It's a familiar scenario. You're on your way to work, maybe running 10 minutes late, and you're trying to make up for lost time.
An epidemic of extinctions: Decimation of life on earth
Species are dying out at a rate not seen since the demise of the dinosaurs, according to a report published today – and human behaviour is to blame.
Electronic Facemask Re-skins Reality
In a troubling future, these augmented reality devices would offer a new dimension - a virtual layer that could be used to “re-skin” the troubling outside world. A boundary between the wearer and the world around him, the device would become a sort of visual drug, used to make the world appear a better place – even if just for a moment.
Double Amputee Sprinter Can Now Qualify for the Olympics
Oscar Pistorius, the double-amputee sprinter who was barred from able-bodied competition in January, will be allowed to pursue his dream of qualifying for the Olympic Games after an unexpected decision by the Court of Arbitration for Sport.
10 Industries Getting Rich And Poor Off $4 Gas
Who's getting rich off $4-a-gallon gas and who's feeling the pain? These will be the less-obvious winners and losers if energy costs continue to rise.
Stunning Women Looking Silly [pics]
"...a gallery of beauties looking goofy."
'Second Life' aims to become the world of tomorrow
An increasing number of people are ditching their jobs in the real world to make a living entirely online within Second Life’s virtual economy—making thousands of U.S. dollars selling designs, developing virtual property or creating virtual market branches to offer real products.
Motherboard wars: Asus threatens to sue Gigabyte, websites
Don't spread it, or we'll sue you!
Dan Abrams misrepresenting Obama Supporters on air
I sent a letter to Mr. Abrams in response to his question about why Obama supporters don't want Hillary on the ticket, and his statement that she deserves to be on ticket. What he read on air was not what I wrote. Follow the link to read the account.
MrBabyMan might quit Digg?
A recent picture depicting MrBabyMan " An Illustraded Guide to Understanding Digg" has made MrBabyMan really think about how the digg community feels about him and whether or not he should stay an active member of digg.
The World's Biggest Sofa Made from Sand
A marathon Sunday + a small beach along the River Thames in London + a bit of rain + a lot of fosters + a banjo = The world's biggest sofa made from sand.
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