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For the last couple of weeks, I have been using the Muzetto Outback vertical messenger bag to carry a much lighter load during my daily commute and am loving the experience.
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The Other Critics: Pete Wells Compares Filipino Restaurants; Cheshes Digs Red Gravy Two stars for Pig & Khao. While New York’s reviewers held their tongues this week, others were on a feeding frenzy, some even reviewing two places. Acclaimed Filipino restaurants go head-to-head, as do buzz-making...
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Blackburn 0-1 Millwall

BBC - 13 Mar 2013 23:58
Blackburn 0-1 Millwall Millwall reach the FA Cup semi-finals as Danny ***tu's header edges a tense replay with Championship rivals Blackburn.
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Man Admits Waterboarding Kids

ABC News - 13 Mar 2013 02:07
Montana man pleads guilty to waterboarding 4 children, gets probation
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Habemus Papam: Pope Francis, the First Pontiff from South America Habemus Papam: Pope Francis, the First Pontiff from South America
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Kurdish Rebels Release Turkish Captives, Fueling Peace Talks

The New York Times - 13 Mar 2013 23:58
Kurdish militants released eight Turks they had been holding hostage in the latest sign that peace talks between Turkey and Kurdish rebels were gaining momentum.
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'Cyber Attacks A Bigger Threat Than Al Qaeda'

Sky News - 13 Mar 2013 04:19
'Cyber Attacks A Bigger Threat Than Al Qaeda' Cyber attacks top the list of threats to the US for the first time in an annual report prepared by the country's spy chief.
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New York Shooting Suspect Cornered: Cops

ABC News - 13 Mar 2013 23:59
New York Shooting Suspect Cornered: Cops Police in upstate New York have cornered an armed man they say shot and killed four people earlier today at local businesses.
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In New York, a Backlog of Tree-Stump Removal

The New York Times - 13 Mar 2013 02:53
In New York, a Backlog of Tree-Stump Removal The storms of recent years have toppled thousands of trees, leaving as many stumps behind, as money for removing them has dried up.
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If You Wear Google's New Glasses You Are An *** Atlantic writer Ta-Nehisi Coates has developed a brilliantly concise definition of an ***: "A person who demands that all social interaction happen on their terms." He was inspired by the ***s who talk in Amtrak's quiet ...
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The New Pope Looks North and South

Forbes - 13 Mar 2013 23:55
The New Pope Looks North and South @giorodriguez  Is the new pope a "win" for Latinos and moderates?  Or is there something bigger afoot?
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Carissa Henry: The Last Shot

The Huffington Post - 13 Mar 2013 21:39
Carissa Henry: The Last Shot I was standing alone at the top of the bleachers. The moment was over in the blink of an eye and at the sound of a buzzer, but it left an imprint on my soul and reminded me that life's lessons often come to fruition when...
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Ever heard of a store that doesn't sell anything? A new crop of Bonobos "guideshops" act as showrooms for men's clothing, but customers who find things are encouraged to go home and order online. Find out more on today's...
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"Talking about weight can be a very touchy subject for women," according to Shape magazine editor-in-chief, Tara Kraft (and, well, millions of other moms out there), but someone has to do it. Who better than one of the 1...
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In any redesign process, it's hard to predict what exactly people will end up liking. Sure, you can do informational interviews and use feedback to create a better experience, but sometimes you just have to get crafty to...
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Ubuntu Linux gets a new official flavor

PC World - 13 Mar 2013 06:21
Ubuntu Linux gets a new official flavor Ubuntu fans may recall Ubuntu GNOME Remix, the unofficial flavor of the Linux distribution that was launched last fall for users not fond of the software's default Unity desktop environment. Following hard on the heels o...
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7 Things You Never Knew About Guantanamo Bay

Business Insider - 13 Mar 2013 02:09
7 Things You Never Knew About Guantanamo Bay Most Americans never get to go to Cuba, let alone the U.S. Naval Base in Guantanamo Bay. It's a rather mysterious place. Gitmo, as it's called by military members stationed here, is located on the southeastern end of Cub...
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HUFFPOST HILL - God Gets New Flack

The Huffington Post - 13 Mar 2013 23:59
Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio managed to overcome pontifical opposition and was elected pope with a filibuster-proof supermajority. Vice President Biden will lead the U.S.'s delegation to Pope Francis' first mass and wi...
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Germany Arrests 4 and Bans Groups Linked to Salafism

The New York Times - 13 Mar 2013 23:56
Four men associated with a growing ultraconservative Islamic movement were accused of plotting to kill the leader of a far-right political party.
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CANBERRA (Reuters) - BHP Billiton Ltd said it was co-operating in an investigation into possible violations of anti-corruption laws, and said in response to media reports that it believed its sponsorship of the 2008 Beij...
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Facebook Built A $300 Million Mobile Business — Find Out How At IGNITION Mobile A little over a year ago, Facebook's mobile ad business barely existed.  But in January 2013, CEO Mark Zuckerberg described Facebook as a "mobile company" and  announced that its mobile ad business netted nearly�...
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Apple Exec Phil Schiller Goes On The Defensive And Blasts Android A Day Ahead Of Samsung's Galaxy S4 Launch (AAPL) A day before rival Samsung announces its new flagship Galaxy S4 phone, Apple's Phil Schiller granted the Wall Street Journal a rare interview. Schiller wasted no time blasting Google's Android operating system, calling i...
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