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Jerry Buss, owner of the Los Angeles Lakers, dies aged 80 Hall of Fame inductee enjoyed 10 NBA titles and 16 Finals appearances and employed some of basketball's biggest names Jerry Buss, the owner of the Los Angeles Lakers, has died at the age of 80. On Monday his assistant, B...
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Tech Industry Sets Its Sights on Gambling

The New York Times - 18 Feb 2013 03:46
Tech Industry Sets Its Sights on Gambling With some states poised to clear the way for legal gambling on the Internet, Silicon Valley's traditional gaming companies are expanding to meet the expected deluge of players.
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Why Your Children's Television Program Sucks: Max & Ruby A look at the awful children's programming you're forced to endure before you can finally kick the kids out of the TV room to watch sports for eight hours. Illustration by Jim Cooke. More
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Guest Blog: SAP Runs SAP Mobile

ZDNet - 18 Feb 2013 16:19
My colleague Mahira Kalim gives us an update on how SAP is running its business better running its own mobile software.
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Women Are Encouraging Each Other To Ask For More Money

Business Insider - 18 Feb 2013 04:34
Women Are Encouraging Each Other To Ask For More Money When I first heard, oh so many years ago, that they were making a film version of the love advice book He's Just Not That Into You I thought, 'Wow. That sounds pretty dumb.' What's next? Sodoku for Dummies: The Movie? Bu...
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Sex on Mars: A Dangerous Love Story

Mashable - 18 Feb 2013 23:27
If a Mars colony is truly in our future, how will we fulfill one of the most basic human needs? More About: astronauts, features, health, Mars, Mars Colony, Mars One, Science, sex, space
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'Space LHC' to release first results

BBC - 18 Feb 2013 07:21
'Space LHC' to release first results The scientist leading the Alpha Magnetic Spectrometer, one of the most expensive experiments ever put into space, says the project is ready to come forward with its first results.
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Danica's Historic Daytona 500 Pole is Huge for Fox, Stewart-Haas Racing, and GoDaddy.com You go, girl.
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The Scariest Thing Astronaut Chris Hadfield Has Seen In Space

The Huffington Post - 18 Feb 2013 00:25
The Scariest Thing Astronaut Chris Hadfield Has Seen In Space Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield has beamed down responses to users of a popular social media website while circling Earth on the International Space Station.Hadfield used...
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Black Keys drummer Patrick Carney is holding his own against an angry mob of Beliebers by, what else? Changing his Twitter name to Justin Bieber and mocking the pop idol mercilessly. And while Biebers' fans are outraged ...
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Mind-controlled prosthetic arm that amputees can feel to hit trials this year Researchers have developed a prototype prosthetic hand that sends information two ways: from the brain to the hand and vice versa. The mind-controlled hand, which is connected by electrodes to two of the primary nerves i...
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Samsung to announce Galaxy S IV on March 14, reports say Samsung will announce its next flagship smartphone, believed to be called the Galaxy S IV, on March 14, multiple reports on the Web say.
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Five 'Celebrity Rehab' Deaths

ABC News - 18 Feb 2013 23:41
Five 'Celebrity Rehab' Deaths The death of country singer Mindy McCready makes her the latest alum of VH1's "Celebrity Rehab" to succumb to their struggles. She is the fifth troubled star to appear on the show to die in the past two years.
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Creating a mosh pit physics simulator with gas particles as a model Concert mosh pits are a niche phenomenon even among humans, but researchers at Cornell have found that their movement can be modeled using parameters based on the collision of gas particles. "These are collective behavio...
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Microsoft is restricting which of its Office 2013 SKUs will include access to its PowerPivot data-analytics add-in, which is a key component of the company's business-intelligence platform.
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Tech Bros' Google-Sponsored Trip to India Turns Into Naked Beach Romp "Geeks on a Plane" is one of those sponsored cluster***s rampant in the tech industry where the rich and near-rich gather to disruptify their apps and incubate their engagement strategies over drinks. But this one is mob...
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Watch: LeAnn Rimes Sues Dentist

ABC News - 18 Feb 2013 17:09
Watch: LeAnn Rimes Sues Dentist Country singer alleges that dentist's negligence caused "emotional and psychiatric injuries."
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One recruit to watch in the state of Florida is defensive back Quincy Wilson, who is already receiving a lot of attention from many of the major schools. Wilson currently stands at 6'2 and weighs in at 195 pounds. He hai...
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Country singer Mindy McCready dead at 37

Fox News - 18 Feb 2013 07:30
Country music singer Mindy McCready has committed suicide, according to a report by MyFOX8 WGHP.
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'Argo' Wins at Writers Guild Award

ABC News - 18 Feb 2013 07:06
'Argo' Wins at Writers Guild Award 'Argo,' 'Zero Dark Thirty,' 'Sugar Man' win Writers Guild screenplay honors
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Cruise Passenger Sues Claiming Bodily Injury

ABC News - 18 Feb 2013 06:06
Cruise Passenger Sues Claiming Bodily Injury Carnival Cruise Lines was hit with a second lawsuit relating to the Triumph, filed in Miami federal court today by a Houston woman who suffered severe dehydration and brusing from aggressive food lines, according to her ...
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Although hailed as an effective means for securing accounts from attack, OneID founder Steve Kirsch believes that two-factor authentication isn't the answer to the number of security breaches that organisations are facin...
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