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The National Review Lawsuit

[Part 1 of 2]January 2013 marks the fifty year anniversary of the beginning of Linus Pauling’s libel lawsuit against National Review, an ideologically conservative opinion... Read more

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The Future of Big Data, Part 1

Big Data is getting plenty of attention nowadays. Too much attention according to some pundits. In fact, some pundits believe that there is a Big Data bubble that is going to burst. Read more

LATEST ARTICLES BY PAPERBLOGGERS

This Giant Bunny Rabbit is Over 4-feet Tall, and It’s Alive

Have you ever wanted to have a rabbit as tall as you? Well, now can because the three-year-old Darius here is 4-feet 4-inches tall, and he is the biggest... Read more

The 07 January 2013 by Nrjperera
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American Amazon Assault Force

Greek Legend has it that the women Amazon warriors did cut their right breasts off to fight better and would go to any extent to achieve victory. Read more

The 27 January 2013 by Fadi Bejjani
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Did Australopithecus Make Stone Tools?

The first stone tools manufactured by our ancestors were part of the Oldowan industry. This toolkit consists of small sharp flakes which could be used for a wid... Read more

The 03 January 2013 by Reprieve
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The Most Radioactive Fish Ever – Mike From Fukushima

Nearly two years after the nuclear disaster in Japan, caused by the Tohoku earthquake and tsunami, leading to the Fukushima nuclear disaster, a fish caught... Read more

The 22 January 2013 by Ningauble
Harvard Grads? World of Warcraft Players Are Better

If you’re running a business of any kind, what sounds more appealing to you? Hiring a Harvard MBA grad or someone who’s a master at World of Warcraft? What... Read more

The 04 January 2013 by Ningauble
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Pictogram Movie Posters by H-57

Minimalistic movie posters and movie pictograms are REALLY popular these days. There gems come from designer Matteo Civaschi of Milan-based creative studio H-57. Read more

The 20 January 2013 by Ningauble
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DIY a Hoth Winter Wonderland With Star Wars Snowflakes

via Mashable Eric LarsonNov 19, 2012 More good news for Star Wars enthusiasts. As if an announcement of a new franchise andAngry Birds collaboration weren’t... Read more

The 08 January 2013 by Roxannebarbour
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Awesome Photos of the Apollo Moon Missions

The Apollo program evolved from projects Mercury and Gemini, successfully setting the feet of human beings on the moon six times and a total of 12 astronauts... Read more

The 11 January 2013 by Ningauble
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Wild & Weird: New Species of Venomous Armpits Discovered in Borneo

by the Center for Biological DiversitySure, your coworker’s B.O. may be a little offensive at times, but let’s try to see the glass as half full, shall we? At... Read more

The 10 January 2013 by Earth First! Newswire
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Geological History and the Importance of Pegmatite Veins.

Pegmatite veins are common in almost all the rock type in Ranchi city of India.byDr. Nitish Priyadarshi Pegmatite, meaning “joined together,” was first applied... Read more

The 14 January 2013 by Priyadarshi
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