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| - Survey: Macs cost notably less to support than Windows PCs
| IT admins that manage mixed-platform environments agree that Macs cost less to support than Windows PCs. In fact, 66 percent plan to increase the number of Macs in the coming year.(Mac/PC flame war commencing in 3..2..)
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- A Guide To a Popular YouTube Video [Videos]
| So you want to be famous, but posses absolutely no useful skills, talents or interesting personality whatsoever. It would seem all is lost, but don’t despair, there is still the mostly untapped realm of YouTube famous.
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- Pink Terror Hawking [Extreme Slow Motion Video]
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- $1.8 Billion Lost to March Madness (Infographic)
| Every year the employers lose big bucks when March Madness fans each spend 13.5 minutes doing March Madness stuff on the clock.
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- Artist Mom Dressed Baby as Hitler for Show on Evil
| So much for the baby bonnet and rattle. Norwegian-Danish artist Nina Maria Kleivan dressed up her infant daughter to depict such tyrants as Adolf Hitler, Benito Mussolini and Josef Stalin for a photo exhibit on the nature of evil.
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- MTV Reality Show Angers Town With Giant Snow Penis (Video)
| "It was a giant penis with water shooting out," said downtown merchant Stefani Olivieri, whose store is directly across the street from the historic train depot where the sculpture was built. "It was not appropriate. There were a lot of children around."
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- Asteroid Mission May Offer Clues into Life's Origins
| Four tablespoonsworth of real estate from a nearby asteroid could help to explain how life began.
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- Israel heartened by Clinton response to 'crisis' claim
| The Israeli ambassador to the United States said Wednesday he did not make statements attributed to him about relations between his country and the United States being "in a crisis."
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- Broadband Plan: A Guide to America's Internet Revolution
| The federal government plans to give Americans the world's fastest Internet access. Not everyone is thrilled with the "National Broadband Plan": Television broadcasters say it will compromise their business, and are already gearing up to fight it. Here, a concise guide to the FCC's plan, what it could mean for Americans—and why it might not work
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- Six hours on tarmac, passenger told "shut the hell up"
| Passengers on a Virgin America flight from Los Angeles to New York spent more than six hours stranded on a tarmac, received little food or water, and had to take the last leg of their journey by bus - arriving some 14 hours after they departed. A flight attended roared, "You are really getting on my freaking nerves! You need to shut the hell up!"
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- Betting on March Madness: Vegas Secrets to Bracketology
| So many brackets, so many bets, so many possibilities.....
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- Inside the Mexican Retirement Home for Hookers [Video]
| In Casa Xochiquetzal, one of Mexico City's shadiest neighborhoods, there's a residential facility that caters exclusively to the area’s elderly sex workers.
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- There is a deep meaning within this Obama graffiti
| I just don't know for sure what it is.
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- Voicing concerns: the Problem with Video Game Acting
| Why are modern video games still having problems with voice acting? And what can be done to solve them?
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- Battlefield: Bad Company 2 Patch Removes SecuROM from Steam
| DICE is releasing a patch with an enormous amounts of bug fixes and improvements, but one most noticeable for players on Steam is that the SecuROM DRM will be removed.
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- American History—Right and Left
| Liberals and conservatives have differing views; why not give students both sides and let them decide?
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- Treadmill Bike Concept
| Treadmill on wheels offers the same fat burning benefits as a conventional treadmill without the expensive gym membership fees.
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- High Speed Photography: Frozen in Time
| High speed photography is the art of photographing a rapidly occurring event. Depending on the event to be photographed, methods range from use of ultra-short time flash exposures to producing lots of exposures in a split-second.
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- Ubisoft vs. the Pirates (PIC)
| Did we mention that many legitimate Assassin's Creed 2 owners are STILL being boned by Ubisoft's dead servers, while the pirates that cracked the DRM have been able to play the game from day one?
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- Xbox 360 slim already under production?
| Apparently a Xbox 360 slim version might be under works.
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- NASA - The Wizard Nebula
| This image of the open star cluster NGC 7380, also known as the Wizard Nebula, is a mosaic of images from the WISE mission spanning an area on the sky of about 5 times the size of the full moon.
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- Movies on Your iPhone? Apple Buys Several Projector-Related
| We've known for some time that Apple would like to cram a projector into its next iPhone, but are they on track to really do so? It looks that way, at least according to a handful of patents Apple has applied for.
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- WISE Captures a Cosmic Rose
| A new infrared image from NASA's Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer, or WISE, shows a cosmic rosebud blossoming with new stars. The stars, called the Berkeley 59 cluster, are the blue dots to the right of the image center. They are ripening out of the dust cloud from which they formed, ...
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- He deserve that
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- Kucinich now a ‘yes’ vote on Health Bill
| "This is not the bill I wanted to support. However after careful discussions with President Obama, Speaker Pelosi, my wife Elizabeth and friends, I decided to cast a vote in favor of the legislation."
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- Oops: Google Denied Trademark on Android Nexus One
| It's been a rough day for Google's Android phone, the Nexus One. First we learned this morning that initial sales have been far weaker than the iPhone saw ...and now this
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- Letterman & Jimmy Kimmel Share Laugh At Jay Leno's Expense
| David Letterman and talk show rival Jimmy Kimmel shared a laugh at Jay Leno's expense on The Late Show Tuesday.
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- The End of Privacy as We Know It: We Live in Public (w/ Vid)
| We Live in Public chronicles the bizzaro life of web pioneer Josh Harris. The film makes some startling predictions about the future of social media and privacy.
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- Drunk, high dad leaves baby in oven overnight, police say -
| A Kentucky man high on marijuana and drunk on whiskey put his 5-week-old son in the oven Sunday and left him there overnight, police said.
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- The Impact of Earnings on Internet Access (Graphic)
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- MySpace Selling User Data
| Information being sold to third parties includes blog posts, photos, status updates, and more.
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- Gears of War 3 Reportedly Coming in April 2011
| According to Edge, a "trusted US publishing source" has told them that Gears 3 is expected to be released in April 2011, with a debut trailer set to hit next month, on April 8. They also claim that we'll then see a full reveal of the game at this year's E3 in June.
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- Google's St. Patrick's Day Tribute (PIC)
| A little Luck of the Irish!
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- Web-Smart Sitcom 3.0 Makers Update Ancient Comedy Formula
| Sitcoms, exhausted and presumed creatively dead just a few years ago, are staging a comeback on the web. Shorter and darker than the half-hour comedies that ruled TV for five decades, the new wave of net-based series draw from documentary-style breakthroughs..
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- Lil' Wayne/ 'Office' Theme Mashup (Song)
| Scranton just got 40 times hipper. (This will bring joy to even the staunchest "British Office Only" fans. Mindy Kaling, please write this into the finale, xoxo.)
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- Intel, global chip shares jump
| Shares of Intel Corp jumped 4 percent to their highest in more than a year on expectations that robust Asian sales and a rebound in corporate spending will help the chipmaker beat current-quarter earnings estimates.
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- Why Cisco's New Router Could Be Trouble For Hollywood
| When technology leaps ahead of business models, it's often bad for profits. Cisco's new router poses just such a threat to the titans of movie making.
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- Woman goes absolutely batsh*t (video)
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- Chris Parnell, Horatio Sanz Cast in Ferrell/Heder Sitcom
| Heder stars as a man chasing big dreams — even as he loses his job and moves back in with his parents. Sanz will play one of his pals, an ex-convict, with Parnell as another friend, a burned-out teacher.on
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- 8 Things You Didn't Know About Windows Phone 7
| Details of Windows Phone 7 and the development environment are coming to light at Microsoft's MIX10 Web developer conference.
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