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A roundup of some of the more random and bizarre media available today.
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TALLINN, Estonia -- An Estonian man has returned a library book 69 years late, partly blaming a World War II aerial bombing that damaged the library for the late return. Via No Such Thing As The News 
Pagina Uno's curator insight,
March 29, 2013 1:11 PM
Libro restituito con 69 anni di ritardo all'Estonia Biblioteca...
Donald McClendon's curator insight,
April 11, 2013 5:30 PM
Hate to see his bill. But better late than never!
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It was found last year in Morocco, but scientists now say this strange, green rock likely originated on our solar system's innermost planet.
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Random acts of content happen for several reasons, and I’m going to show you the most common ones. Plus, I’ll show you how to lift yourself out of feeling stuck and uninspired when it comes to your content marketing efforts.
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They have become addicted to fumes in discarded canisters of gasoline and kerosene Via No Such Thing As The News
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RAYMOND will surprise you with it's latest product in the men's grooming market- BEER shampoo Via Madhur Manocha
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Christmas photos get a bad rap for being awkward, but families in pastel outfits at Easter brunch give those wearing ugly holiday sweaters a run for their money. Via F. Thunus
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