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- [Interesting] After a lot of legwork, and a kick in the pants, Vancouver Police get a toehold in mystery feet investigation. Still, it's a ticklish matter and the truth may stink
- [Obvious] European Union bans Peking Duck. Dicks
- [Spiffy] Hero dog saves elderly woman from attack by rogue kangaroo. Cat still petrified at thought of biggest mouse he ever saw
- [Interesting] In Mississippi, they don't flog the Bishop; they execute him
- [Obvious] Some are disappointed after cops bust a strip clup that let you have sex with porn stars, offered cocaine, and a provided a free cold-cuts buffet. "It was f- - -ing awesome"
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[Interesting] After a lot of legwork, and a kick in the pants, Vancouver Police get a toehold in mystery feet investigation. Still, it's a ticklish matter and the truth may stink
CNN
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[Spiffy] Hero dog saves elderly woman from attack by rogue kangaroo. Cat still petrified at thought of biggest mouse he ever saw
Daily Mail
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Motorola Sues Former Executive Over iPhone Job at Apple - Mobiledia
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Motorola Sues Former Executive Over iPhone Job at Apple
Mobiledia - 51 minutes ago
Motorola sued a former executive for allegedly violating a non-compete agreement by taking a job as head of global iPhone sales for Apple and helping Apple hire two other former Motorola employees.
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[Interesting] In Mississippi, they don't flog the Bishop; they execute him
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[Obvious] Some are disappointed after cops bust a strip clup that let you have sex with porn stars, offered cocaine, and a provided a free cold-cuts buffet. "It was f- - -ing awesome"
NYPost
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[Sappy] Firefighter rescues crispy 6-month-old black bear cub from California wildfire. (story w/ slideshow)
CBS13.com - CBS Sacramento
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[Asinine] US Air Force installing Weighted Companion Cubes on aircraft shuttling top military leaders, despite Congress telling them not to -- twice
Washington Post
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[Asinine] As much as 75 percent of San Francisco's "homeless" street panhandlers have a home--in taxpayer-funded housing. What a great way to spend $186 million a year
SFGate
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[Photoshop] Vegas now has eBay slot machines. Photoshop what a Fark slot machine would look like
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Rescued Calif. sea lion to be euthanized - United Press International
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Rescued Calif. sea lion to be euthanized
United Press International - 1 hour ago
SANTA CLARA, Calif., July 19 (UPI) -- A sea lion rescued this month in California has been found to have incurable neurological problems and will be euthanized, officials said.
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[Obvious] Researchers at Institute for the Painfully Obvious discover that you can conserve water by cleaning your driveway with a broom instead of a hose. Surprisingly elusive broom trifecta complete
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[Spiffy] Man earns PhD from Cambridge at age 91, tells all the other whippersnappers to get off his lawn. Bonus: His PhD is in trainspotting
Daily Mail
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Social Networks: Good for Business?
Businesses are missing a bet if they're not paying attention to the Facebook generation, analyst says.
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Motorola Sues When Exec Goes to Apple
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[Unlikely] Most baggage thefts are committed by "homeless people who lurk in the baggage claim area." Of course, the TSA would never EVER steal stuff and aren't even worth mentioning in the article
Atlanta Journal Constitution
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The Father of Multi-Core Chips Talks Shop
pacopico writes "Stanford professor Kunle Olukotun designed the first mainstream multi-core chip, crafting what would become Sun Microsystems's Niagra product. Now, he's heading up Stanford's Pervasive Parallelism Lab where researchers are looking at 100s of core systems that might power robots, 3-D virtual worlds and insanely big server applications. The Register just interviewed Olukotun about this work and the future of multi-core chips. Weird and interesting stuff."
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