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Video Games Boost Brain Power, Multitasking Skills

npr.org — Video games -- especially action games -- are far from mindless, scientists say. Many games can help young people develop better vision, attention ... View in Crawl 4

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Obsessed with FaceBook

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NASA working on waking Mars Spirit rover

news.cnet.com — Spirit has been out of commission for months. But NASA's Mars rover project manager says the organization is attempting to wake it up and put ... View in Crawl 4

  • Jan 7, 2011 via cnet
NASA working on waking Mars Spirit rover
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Mac App Store stumbles over pre-owned apps

macworld.com — The Mac App Store has some difficulties recognizing apps you already own. View in Crawl 4

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Report: Feb. 3 is Date for Verizon iPhone Launch | Cult of Mac

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Report: Feb. 3 is Date for Verizon iPhone Launch | Cult of Mac
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Thousands of Birds Likely Died from Fright

news.discovery.com — Up to 5,000 birds collapsed and died over a small town in Arkansas right before New Year's Eve. View in Crawl 4

Thousands of Birds Likely Died from Fright
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Firefox Ousts Internet Explorer as Number 1 Browser in Europe

readwriteweb.com — Firefox has overtaken Internet Explorer to become the number one browser in Europe, reports analytics company StatCounter. According to December f... View in Crawl 4

Firefox Ousts Internet Explorer as Number 1 Browser in Europe
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Your Followers Are No Measure of Your Influence

adage.com — Since Malcolm Gladwell began popularizing his "Tipping Point" theory 14 years ago, marketers have fantasized about a world in which they ... View in Crawl 4

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Abnormal Use: Views of 2011 From 1931

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Abnormal Use: Views of 2011 From 1931
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Borders Delays Paying Publishers and Sets Meetings - NYTimes.com

nytimes.com — Borders told publishers it would delay payments and stoked fear that it would not recover from declining sales. View in Crawl 4

Borders Delays Paying Publishers and Sets Meetings - NYTimes.com
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In Beebe, Ark., 4,000 Dead Blackbirds Drop From the Sky

nytimes.com — Scientists were trying to determine why around 10 p.m. on New Year’s Eve, the red-winged blackbirds rained on the city. View in Crawl 4

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How to stay safe at a public Wi-Fi hotspot

arstechnica.com — Firesheep lit a figurative fire under the feet of folks who otherwise weren't concerned with the security of their data as it passes to a... View in Crawl 4

How to stay safe at a public Wi-Fi hotspot
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Deleting Your Spokeo Profile | Spin Sucks

spinsucks.com — If you like some semblance of privacy, then delete your Spokeo profile. There are nine quick and easy steps to be rid of it. View in Crawl 4

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Another Thing That Didn't Survive 2010: "The Greatest Film Ever Made"

motherboard.tv — We’ve already shared with you our solemn remembrances of the people and things the science & tech world lost this year. But in its final days, ... View in Crawl 4

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Facebook placenta pose gets student expelled

news.cnet.com — A nursing student is kicked out of school after posting a picture on Facebook of herself with a human placenta in class. The student is taking the ... View in Crawl 4

  • Jan 3, 2011 via cnet
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