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today’s generation

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@zaynmalik: I have relatives I know nothing of #imposters ! Ha

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Saying "Hi!"

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Best-designed USB stick ever?

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his eyes...

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Fail Whale artist turns Twitter founders into beautiful nesting dolls Yiying Lu, the author of Twitter’s famously adorable Fail Whale graphic, is returning to the site of her greatest success with a new set of matryoshka dolls that celebrates both the founders and users of the world’s favorite 140-character social network. The handcrafted #NestingTwitter figurines include current Twitter CEO Dick Costolo and its originators Biz Stone and Jack Dorsey, but the outermost doll is reserved for the user community as a whole. Neat little adornments like @, reply, and retweet symbols decorate the wooden dolls — though you won’t find Twitter’s official logo anywhere since this project isn’t affiliated with the company itself.

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Totally loved the characters! So cute!

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Google invites you to borrow its Trekker Street View backpacks and photograph the world

If you like hiking and photographing exciting places around the globe, Google has a proposition for you: You can now sign-up to borrow one of the company’s Trekkers, special camera-equipped backpacks that act as a personalized version of Google’s Street View cars, allowing the wearer to automatically capture a 360-degree view of their surrounds as they move. Google previously only let select employees and a few third-party organizations take the Trekkers out to scenic places including the Grand Canyon and the Canadian Arctic, but now the company is giving any third-party organization the chance to apply online for loaner Trekker backpacks. The footage that winning capture could be added to Google’s growing library of Street View scenes around the world, though its unclear for now just how much, if any, other monetary compensation Google will provide to volunteers. 

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Introducing Word Lens - YouTube

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ONE STEP CLOSER TO BUILDING A TARDIS

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Works like Google Translate.

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The transvaginal mesh lawsuit attorneys of Williams Kherkher strive to provide the best legal representation to women affected by faulty transvaginal meshes.

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4 Industries Implicated

Several product industries in the U.S. are involved in product liability cases more frequently than others. These industries include those involved with the design and production of:

Childcare Products and Child Toys

Equipment and Machinery

Pharmaceutical Products

Food and Food Containers

It is the responsibility of every manufacturer to ensure that his or her products are safe to buy and use, whether in producing these or other products. As such, when they fail in this duty, they should be held responsible for the repercussions that occur.

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HaPpY HeArt's dAy EvryOne!  Lovelots ^___^ ♥

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Atari files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, Yandex provides machine learning for CERN and buying a car over a social network. It’s all in today’s Daily Dose.

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Nice!

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Art at a Snail’s Pace

You’ve finally made it, after a breathless climb up the winding marble staircase, to the upper terrace of the Duomo di Milano — the famed Cathedral of Milan, Italy, and the fourth largest in the world. You flip through your guide book. A towering forest of ornate spires, the same ones that enchanted the literary likes of Mark Twain and Henry James? Check. The hundred gruesome gargoyles, staring down from their marble perches? Check. There is the precious white marble, quarried from Candoglia, and a view of the Italian Swiss Alps in the distance (amid the smog). And yet, if you happened to be one of thousands of tourists who visited the Duomo two months ago, there was also something out of place — a bit of modernity sticking out among the 14th-century Gothic masterpiece.

There, slinking across the cathedral’s steps and roof, were dozens of bright blue plastic snails.

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There are a number of potential side effects or consequences of a traumatic brain injury. One condition that is frequently associated with traumatic brain injuries is memory loss. There are an estimated 1.7 million traumatic brain injuries every year in the United States, and the severity of one’s injury can vary depending on the nature of the accident. The level of memory loss a patient may experience also depends on the nature of the accident. For example, a penetrating injury like a gunshot or blunt force trauma could potentially affect one’s memory differently than a concussion caused by a fall or sports-related accident.

Read more at Personal Injury blog

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The iPad mini’s price is high, low, and everything in between 

Apple debuted the long-rumored iPad mini this morning, and per the norm for recent Apple product launches, the device was largely what we’d suspected. One question that had remained open, however, was the pricing: with competition from the likes of the Nexus 7 and Kindle Fire HD, would Apple feel compelled to match those devices on their budget-minded $199 price? We now know the answer is no — the iPad mini starts at $329 for the 16GB model, with pricing ramping up from there. It’s a 60 percent premium over the tablet’s most direct 7-inch competitors, and a number that likely boosts the iPad mini out of the realm of the casual impulse buy. So what is Apple up to exactly?