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Samsung's Serif Is A Beautifully Designed TV

Ubergizmo - 19 Sep 2015 04:24
Samsung's Serif Is A Beautifully Designed TV Nowadays when we look at TVs designed for the living room, they're these huge chunks of black plastic. They're also plastered with stickers boasting its specs like its resolution, its smart capabilities, brightness, view...
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This 3D Printer Could Print A House In Disaster Zones A new 3D printer has been unveiled that could be used to print houses in disaster zones. The printer is called the Big Delta, and it is a whopping 40 feet tall and 20 feet in diameter.
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Jeb Bush faces conservative fatigue over potential White House dynasty Party leaders describe respect for Bush family but cite concerns he lacks 'fire in his belly' needed to win - and may already be fizzling out Jeb Bush may be the Republican establishment favorite for president, but the f...
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What buildup means for Assad

CNN - 19 Sep 2015 08:17
What buildup means for Assad David Miliband, former UK foreign secretary, tells Fareed why Putin's support for the Syrian regime is a sign of Assad's weakness.
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iOS Ad Blocker Developers Express Their Reservations Thanks to iOS 9, iOS devices now have access to apps that helps to block ads on Safari. This is something that users on Android have had for a while, and let's not forget that ad blocking has been on PCs for the longest ...
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Woman left with severe burns after acid attack in Southampton 37-year-old taken to hospital after man throws corrosive acid over her face outside restaurant A woman was left with severe burns to her face, neck and arms after acid was thrown in her face during a night out, police ha...
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Croatia stems migrant flood by closing border crossings Deluged with about 15,000 desperate migrants, Croatia on Friday closed all but one of its border crossings with Serbia to prevent the country from becoming a "migrant hot spot." "We...
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Saving the house we lost to the Nazis

The Guardian - 19 Sep 2015 08:00
Saving the house we lost to the Nazis Thomas Harding's family home survived the second world war and enclosure behind the Berlin Wall. Now derelict, it was due for demolition. Could he save it? In May 1993, just over three years after the wall came down, I f...
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California Deputy Shoots at Wrong-Way Driver From Helicopter California sheriff's deputy shoots at robbery suspect from helicopter during wrong-way pursuit
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Plans To Revive The Concorde Are Underway

Ubergizmo - 19 Sep 2015 01:02
Plans To Revive The Concorde Are Underway On the 24th of October 2003, it marked the last time that the supersonic jet Concorde flew. Perhaps it was due to the price of a concorde flight that put customers off, or maybe it was Airbus' decision to stop maintainin...
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Egypt's Sisi swears in new government

Al Jazeera English - 19 Sep 2015 15:51
Among the 33 Cabinet members sworn in were two top officials who held the same posts under Hosni Mubarak's regime.
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Head investigator: Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl shouldn't go to prison for leaving his post
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Russia steps up campaign to brand people with Western ties as 'traitors' amid Ukraine conflict
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Pope Offers Solidarity With Cuba, Highlights Hispanics in US Pope to offer solidarity with Cubans and highlight critical role of Hispanics in US church
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Why authoritarian rulers are worried

CNN - 19 Sep 2015 08:14
Why authoritarian rulers are worried Falling oil prices, pitiless civil wars, and the rapidly growing number of refugees have put much of the world in crisis mode, but authoritarian states are being hit especially hard.
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The UK's first coast-to-coast canoe route

The Guardian - 19 Sep 2015 08:00
The UK's first coast-to-coast canoe route A new coast-to-coast canoeing route from Liverpool to the Humber offers a fresh way to see northern England, including this scenic stretch taking in a chunk of our industrial heritage I start to appreciate the epic natur...
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The unbearable lightness of Greek democracy

Al Jazeera English - 19 Sep 2015 07:51
Greeks have abandoned all hope that their political leaders have the skills to rescue the nation's economy.
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GoPro: Investing as an Extreme Sport

Barron's - 19 Sep 2015 07:21
GoPro: Investing as an Extreme Sport Danger lurks as others enter the market for action cameras. Shares could fall more, to $25.
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Apple Watch heart monitor saves teen's life

Cult of Mac - 19 Sep 2015 01:16
Apple Watch heart monitor saves teen's life A teen sought medical attention after his Apple Watch heart monitor gave him persistently high readings, and that decision saved him from an untimely death. Paul Houle, a 17-year-old football player, bought Apple’s wea...
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Review: Is Huawei Watch the first eye-catching iPhone-compatible Android Wear smartwatch? [Video] Huawei Watch is beautiful. I know that’s a rather odd way to start out this review, but this is hands-down one of the best looking smart watches on the market. I suppose that opinion is somewhat subjective depending on...
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