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Why Ronald McDonald Never Eats Big Macs

Business Insider - 7 Jun 2014 20:30
Why Ronald McDonald Never Eats Big Macs McDonald's mascot Ronald McDonald has been a symbol of the fast food brand since the 1960s. Yet he's never seen eating or holding McDonald's signature sandwich, the Big Mac, in advertising anymore. Join the conversation ...
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Netflix update makes it even easier to binge watch your favorite shows The latest update to the Netflix for Android app has improved what they call the "post-play" experience, making it even easier to jump to the next episode in a series. While Netflix users have long enjoyed auto-play of t...
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Girl stabbed in 'Slender Man' attack leaves hospital

New York Post - 7 Jun 2014 09:29
Girl stabbed in 'Slender Man' attack leaves hospital The 12-year-old Wisconsin girl who miraculously survived after being repeatedly stabbed by two classmates in a sick tribute to an Internet goon called "Slender Man" left the hospital Friday. "While...
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Millions of people hang on Petro Poroshenko's every word as he's sworn in Saturday, looking for signs of reconciliation in his inauguration speech in Kiev.
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Seattle Pacific University shooting: Suspect Aaron Ybarra reported 'a rage inside' In 2010, Aaron Ybarra called 911 to report "a rage inside him" and said he wanted to hurt himself and others, according to a police report of the incident.
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'Rambo' cop killer was obsessed with guns

New York Post - 7 Jun 2014 08:36
'Rambo' cop killer was obsessed with guns MONCTON, New Brunswick -- A chilling portrait of a man obsessed with guns and anti-government rhetoric began to emerge as people in this eastern Canadian city struggled to reconcile the...
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Ukraine's Poroshenko to be sworn in

BBC - 7 Jun 2014 08:27
Ukraine's Poroshenko to be sworn in Petro Poroshenko is to be sworn in as president of Ukraine, amid hopes the move could help put an end to fighting in the east of the country.
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Al-Masri wrote judge to ask permission to fire lawyers Handless hate preacher Abu Hamza al-Masri has pulled out his poison pen again -- this time to fire off a scathing, 23-page letter written with his special prosthetic claiming his...
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Protests Grip Sao Paulo Ahead Of World Cup

Sky News - 7 Jun 2014 07:01
Protests Grip Sao Paulo Ahead Of World Cup A strike by subway workers and an anti-government demonstration bring the city, which will host the opening match, to a halt.
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Gay marriages begin in Wisconsin after federal judge strikes down ban Same-sex couples began getting married in Wisconsin on Friday within minutes of a federal judge's striking down the state's gay marriage ban and despite confusion over the effect of the ruling.
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Rob Ford apparently drunk at City Hall days before rehab: report TORONTO -- Mayor Rob Ford "appeared intoxicated" and invited an unidentified woman into his office for an hour when City Hall was closed for a holiday just days before he...
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KIEV, Ukraine -- Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko is being sworn in Saturday, and has one pressing item above all on his agenda: Finding a solution to the conflict in the east of the country, where pro-Russian separa...
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In first statement, 5 freed Taliban say they’ll adhere to conditions Five Taliban freed from Guantánamo in a prisoner exchange with the United States said Friday in their first statement since arriving in Qatar that they would remain “loyal” to the conditions Qatar has set for their ...
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Gunman Attacks Georgia Courthouse and Dies in Firefight, Authorities Say The authorities said the man, facing drug and weapons charges, was attempting a "frontal assault" on the courthouse in Cumming, Ga., using an arsenal that included an assault rifle and tear gas.
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A spokesperson working for Libyan renegade Gen. Khalifa Hifter said Friday that his forces are "expecting and waiting" for an Egyptian military operation inside the country that would help then overthrow the current gove...
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'Calvin and Hobbes' Creator Returns (Briefly) to the Comics Page But no word on whether he might return to the comics for good.
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The internet still wants to be anonymous

The Week - 7 Jun 2014 21:00
As Facebook ascended to the throne of social networks, it quickly became something the internet hadn't quite known at that point: a digital ID card. It seems silly now, just seven years later, but before the rise of Face...
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Hello, Pepper. Can you read my mood today?

Tech Times - 7 Jun 2014 14:20
Hello, Pepper. Can you read my mood today? Pepper is a humanoid robot that can read and respond to human emotions, learning its behavior over time. It will be sold in Japan next year starting February for $1,900.
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Outkast headlines Governors Ball 2014 in New York City to a packed crowd of excited fans who can cross the experience off their bucket list.
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Taye Diggs stars in TNT's 'Murder' series

New York Post - 7 Jun 2014 07:05
Taye Diggs stars in TNT's 'Murder' series TNT's immersion in the cop-show genre runs deep, from "The Closer" to "Rizzoli & Isles." Its newest entry into this category, "Murder in the First," follows that tradition, with a...
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LG G3 sales in South Korea hit 100,000 mark in just five days Sales figures for the G3 are crushing that of Samsung's Galaxy S5, which sold only 7,000 to 8,000 units in South Korea on its first week. The G3 will reach the U.S. within the month.
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Parents To Be Punished For Kids' Bad Behaviour The Education Secretary Michael Gove vows to impose sanctions on parents who do not "face up to their responsibilities".
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