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Travel the world of Literature. What else do readers of Joel Lehtonen read?
The closer two writers are, the more likely someone will like both of them.
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Accidental Mysteries for July 21, 2013 shines a light on a street photographer from 19th century London.
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The colors could have come from the palette of a painter. Yet the Cerro de los Siete Colores (The Hill of Seven Colors) is quite real.
Millions of years of geological activity followed by erosion have created something magnificent on this Argentinian hillside.
Marine sediments combined with lake and river flows, elevated with the movement of the tectonic plates, combine to produce a dazzling array of color for the eyes to take in.
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There are so many animals in the world. Their activities are so much interesting to the wild lovers. Top 10 Slowest Animals in the World includes some of interesting animals which are extremely slow. So here is the Top 10 Slowest Animals in the World.
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July 22, 2013 5:55 AM
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Exotic destinations offered by the beer maker that sponsored the game ranged from Patagonia to Morocco
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July 22, 2013 5:54 AM
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When it was built in 1882 the builders of the Kinzua Aqueduct Bridge boasted that it was the Eighth Wonder of the World. Their hyperbole had some merit: at just over 300 feet it was the tallest railroad bridge on the planet and remained so for a number of years. Then, in 2003, to Pennsylvania came a tornado…
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July 21, 2013 1:17 PM
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Ten of the most colossal helicopters ever to take to the skies.
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In 1952 scientist Alan Turing was betrayed by the British government. The scientist who was instrumental, through his code breaking endeavors, in shortening the Second World War, was arrested for little more than being gay. Convicted, he was forced to decide between a prison sentence or chemical castration. He chose the latter but just two years later committed suicide.
Widely respected as one of the fathers, if notthe father of modern computing, Turing is finally to be pardoned by the British government. On Friday it signaled that it will give its support to a bill which would give Turing a pardon in the near future. Unless amendments are made the bill should have a speedy passage through the House of Commons.
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According to the American Nurses Association, in 2008 there were 2.6 million registered nurses (RNs) working in the US. Of these, 62.2 percent wer(...)
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Drinking carbonated water has been in vogue since at least 1767, and it doesn't seem to
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From steaming out a splinter to stopping a mad dog, here's how your ancestors handled life's big problems.
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Thanks to Google Maps Street View, you don't need peanuts, and the best news: you are still on the Earth. You just have to figure out in which of 169 cities.
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The world's most popular dictionary and thesaurus with definitions, synonyms, antonyms, idioms, word origins, quotes, audio pronunciations, example sentences and Word of the Day!
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Find out the meanings of idioms and common sayings such as Nest Egg or New York Minute, and much more
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Let's face it - you need a break from the firehose of decisions, meetings and stress that comes with being an Internet company CEO. My suggestion: attempt a fun, ambitious, slightly harebrained con...
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This list of the 10 youngest students to ever achieve a doctorate is guaranteed to inspire you.
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How quickly would the ocean's drain if a circular portal 10 meters in radius leading into space was created at the bottom of Challenger Deep, the deepest spot in the ocean? How would the Earth change as the water is being drained?
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A look at ten climbers who survived against the odds
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The country has cheaper medical care, smarter children, happier moms, better working conditions, less-anxious unemployed people, and lower student loan rates than we do. And that probably will never change.
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Definitive guidebook and friendly tour-guide to the world's most wondrous places. Travel tips, articles, strange facts and unique events.
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July 21, 2013 12:58 PM
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Holy cow! Scientists have announced the discovery of a new species ofdinosaur, called Nasutoceratops titusi, and it's looking a little bovine. A University of Utah grad student discovered the first specimen in 2006 in the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument in the high desert of southern Utah. At 15 feet long and 2.5 tons, the quadrupedal herbivore belonged to a family called ceratopsids, a group of dinos from the Late Cretaceous period that had beaks, horns and frills, like the Triceratops.
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Isaac Cordal is a Spanish artist that has been working on his own projects since 1999. His ongoing series entitled Cement Eclipses began in art school in 2002 but he didn't start placing the...
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Ben Pobjie: 'Cheers', 'all best', 'warm regards' – having to choose the best way to sign off an email is a minefield. Which one do you use for what occasion?
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