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Pierre Garcon on his vampire mouthguard: Pierre Garcon on his vampire mouthguard: "Every week is a fang week, except the breast cancer awareness game." [DC Sports Bog]
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How To Sell An Expensive Smartphone In The Emerging World

Business Insider - 14 Nov 2013 00:07
How To Sell An Expensive Smartphone In The Emerging World Mobile Insights is a daily newsletter from BI Intelligence delivered first thing every morning exclusively to BI Intelligence subscribers. Sign up for a free trial of BI Intelligence today. The Economics Of Selling...
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Sri Lanka: Cameron Urged To Raise Atrocities

Sky News - 14 Nov 2013 05:10
Sri Lanka: Cameron Urged To Raise Atrocities Human rights groups say David Cameron must raise claims of ongoing human rights abuses at a Commonwealth summit in Sri Lanka.
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Two Secret Service agents removed from Obama detail amid investigation, report says Two Secret Service agents have been removed from President Obama's detail and are under investigation for alleged sexual misconduct, according to a Washington Post report. 
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Mike Wallace was brought to South Beach to be Ryan Tannehill's go-to receiver.  The Dolphins made Wallace one of the highest paid receivers in the league.  The Dolphins expected much more than this for the largest cont...
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Korea Has Finally Lifted A Historic Short Selling Ban Enacted During The Global Financial Crisis On Wednesday, South Korea lifted a ban on short selling of financials stocks enacted during the global financial crisis in October 2008. Early in Thursday trading, the Korean KOSPI is up 0.6%, and the only big losers are...
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Baldwin's Accused Stalker Testifies 'We Made Love' Alec Baldwin's alleged stalker Genevieve Sabourin shouted out in court again this morning and the exasperated judge promptly held her in contempt of court and sentenced her to 30 days in jail. Sabourin, 41, had been repe...
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Google is investing $80 million in six new solar plants in California and Arizona that the company says will provide enough electricity for 17,000 homes in the United States. The investment is Google's 14th in renewable ...
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Wolfram announces 'most important' project: a programming language that models the world Stephen Wolfram at a conference earlier this year (NEXT Berlin / Flickr). The power of Wolfram Alpha — the intelligent search engine that can answer natural language questions and solve complex math problems — is bei...
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BlackBerry Porsche Design P'9982 Launch Pegged For 24th November The BlackBerry Porsche Design P'9982 handset has been rumored for a while now, and last we heard, there was a possibility of it launching on the 21st of November. Unfortunately it looks like the 21st of November rumor wi...
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Crew Of USS Dewey Grants Dying WWII Veteran His Last Wish

Business Insider - 14 Nov 2013 01:01
Crew Of USS Dewey Grants Dying WWII Veteran His Last Wish After signing my Pop, EM2 Bud Cloud (circa Pearl Harbor) up for hospice care, the consolation prize I’d given him (for agreeing it was OK to die) was a trip to “visit the Navy in San Diego.” I emailed my friend and...
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Here's how the $180 Moto G stacks up to its fully loaded brother, the $620 Moto X It wasn't long ago Motorola rolled out the Moto X. Now it's showing off the Moto G, a phone designed to save you cash and still provide some power. Which Moto is the way to go? We look at the specs to find out. The post ...
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US economy still subpar, Yellen says in testimony

News Observer - 14 Nov 2013 07:08
Janet Yellen says the economy has regained ground lost to the deepest recession since the 1930s. But she says unemployment remains too high at 7.3 percent and notes that the…
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Janet Yellen defended the Federal Reserve's stimulus program and communication efforts during a Senate hearing Thursday morning on her nomination to lead the central bank. In her opening remarks, Yellen characterized the...
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The general counsel of a U.S. spying agency told a U.S. Senate committee Wednesday that if Internet companies provide information about the number of surveillance orders they receive for user data, it would alert the cou...
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Rejecting Billions, Snapchat Expects a Better Offer

The New York Times - 14 Nov 2013 04:49
Rejecting Billions, Snapchat Expects a Better Offer Snapchat, a social media service based in Venice Beach, Calif., has become one of the most sought-after businesses in the technology industry.     
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Tech Mogul John McAfee Has Agreed To Testify About His Murdered Neighbor In Belize The insane saga of John McAfee continues. McAfee, who made his money inventing the anti-virus software that bears his name, has agreed to testify in the murder case of his Belize neighbor, he told Reuters' Barbara Liston...
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A Simple Logic Question That Most Harvard Students Get Wrong Harvard students get near-perfect SAT scores. These are smart, smart kids. So they shouldn't have trouble with a simple logic question, right? Try the following puzzle: A bat and ball cost $1.10. The bat costs one doll...
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6 Futuristic Gifts You Can Buy Right Now

Mashable - 14 Nov 2013 23:41
Aside from light sabers, invisibility cloaks, hover anything and time machines, there isn't very much out there that hasn't been tried, invented, perfected and sold to the masses. Our ancestors would most likely not reco...
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Buying Hoarder Homes More Daunting Than the Average Flip The homes might be priced cheap, but buyers could spend thousands to clean them.     
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Rep. Mike Rogers, Chair of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence (HPSCI), is a busy man. Since June, he (and HPSCI) have been all over the media with press statements, TV appearances, and tweets, relentles...
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Microsoft opens new cybercrime center

Phys.org - 14 Nov 2013 17:42
Microsoft opens new cybercrime center Microsoft said Thursday it has opened a new cybercrime center, using its resources to combat malware, intellectual property theft, child exploitation and other ills in cyberspace.
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