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Woman's Pic Before-And-After Makeup Gets Real About Flaws Social Media Hides
Beck Lomas has a lot going for her. The 22-year-old Australian woman posts Instagrams to nearly 200,000 followers, inspiring them with her dedication to fitness and a brilliant smile. But, as youve probably realized by now, its easy to hide your flaws...
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Intel creates a dedicated autonomous driving technology group
Intel is following up on news early Tuesday about its partnership with Mobileye and Delphi on self-driving tech with more autonomous vehicle news: its creating a whole group dedicated to pursuit of self-driving solution development, called youll never...
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DigitalGlobe's Top Satellite Images of 2012
DigitalGlobe is a worldwide leader in satellite imagery. Founded in 1993 under the name WorldView Imaging Corporation, it became EarthWatch Incorporated in 1995, before finally becoming DigitalGlobe in 2002. In 1993, the United States Department of Commerce...
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Scientists Create Most Powerful Acoustic Tractor Beam To Date
In science fiction, tractor beams are used by a spacecraft to tow or repel another object. They are typically depicted as a beam of light that has the power to apply a gravitational force specifically on the intended target, but the real-life tractor...
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This Genius Device Tells You Exactly When Your Tampon Needs To Be Changed
Look, if the technology's there, why not use an app that tells you when it's time to switch out the ole tampon? Here are the facts: There's a new tampon monitor on the market called my.Flow, which tracks your period and tampon use. The monitor works by...
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Line Jumps in Debut of 2016s Biggest Technology IPO
Line Corp. surged more than 48 percent in its Japan trading debut after the messaging company raised more than $1 billion in the biggest technology initial public offering of the year. The shares opened at 4,900 yen in Tokyo trade, compared with its IPO...
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Chelsea Clinton Is All Of Us Helping Our Moms Use Technology In Hillary Emails
Think what you want about Hillary Clinton, but there is no denying that she is, well, not a digitalnative. Clinton has had some struggles with technology, notably in using a private email server while serving as Secretary of State. But shes also had some...
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35 Texts From Moms That Put the Fun In Dysfunctional
They say that mother knows best, but that might not always be true when it comes to technology specifically texting. She tries and sometimes she succeeds but more often than not youre just glad that she cant see you rolling your eyes at your phone. But...
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Apple - Introducing iPhone 7
With new camera systems, stereo speakers, and the most powerful chip ever in a smartphone, iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus make the things you do most even better. Two new finishes highlight the seamless design. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q6dsRpVyyWs
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Why Your Hair Keeps Falling Out And What You Can Do About It
It happens like a scene from a horror movie. Im in the shower, enjoying the hot water against my skin and the feel of my fingers massaging shampoo into my scalp. All is wellwith the world, Im MY HAIR. ITS ALL SWIRLING AROUND THE DRAIN. This panicked moment...
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These Optical Illusions Might Make You Question Your Sanity
1Popping Out Via: Architecture and Design Is what you see always what you get? These optical illusions might make you question, well, everything. Cross your eyes and you should be able to see a familiar face. 2Caf Wall Via: Wikipedia If you relax your...
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The Gionee S6s is rated S+: Stylish, Sleek and Sophisticated
After two weeks with the Gionee S6s, I had to do something about the phone and since I can't sing, I thought to write of its wonders. The phone has turned my doubts into incredible Selfies. With a plethora of other interesting features, you will not wonder...
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A Nation Still at Risk: Real Education Reform Needed Now
In 1983 the landmark publication of the report A Nation at Risk seemed to shake our nation from its slumber regarding the scary truth about education in America. It detailed how there were serious problems in schools in this country and recommended fixes...
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How Many Genes Does It Take To Make A Person?
We humans like to think of ourselves as on the top of the heap compared to all the other living things on our planet. Life has evolved over three billion years from simple one-celled creatures through to multicellular plants and animals coming in all...
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Power up your devices wirelessly with DuPont's new Corian charging surfaces
Charging our devices usually involves fighting over a power point and navigating a mess of cables but not anymore thanks to new charging Corian charging surfaces for the home from DuPont. Imagine being able to just place your mobile device on the kitchen...
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Unusual Conditions: What Is Rapunzel Syndrome And Why Do Some People Eat Hair?
In the Brothers Grimm fairy tale, the trapped Rapunzel lets down her long hair through a tower window so a prince can climb up and rescue her. Named after this tale, Rapunzel syndrome is an extremely rare medical condition where hairs the person has eaten...
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Gearbest Black Friday Deals and Coupons
Gearbest has some amazing deals lineup for you in this year's Black Friday. Gearbest Black Friday deals will be available from November 25 to 29. Coupons are currently available on the site for your Black Friday shopping and if you pay with PayPal you...
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The history of innovation in recruitment technology and services
Michael Overell is the CEO and co-founder of RecruitLoop, an online marketplace of independent recruiters giving companies a smarter way to hire. How to join the network You have to know the past to understand the present. Carl Sagan 2016 is a watershed...
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Canon unveils new flagship mirrorless compact EOS M5 camera
Canon has just unveiled its brand new mirrorless camera - the EOS M5 - which has all of the convenience of a compact camera while still offering the performance of a DSLR. It is the first EOS to include Canon's latest DIGIC 7 processor along with a 24.2-megapixel...
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A Nation Still at Risk: Real Education Reform Needed Now
In 1983 the landmark publication of the report A Nation at Risk seemed to shake our nation from its slumber regarding the scary truth about education in America. It detailed how there were serious problems in schools in this country and recommended fixes...
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At Least Three Asteroids Set To Zip By Earth This Wednesday
Right now, there are about 15,000 chunks of rock orbiting worryingly close to Earth. These appropriately named Near-Earth Asteroids (NEAs), all within about 0.2 billion kilometers (0.12 billion miles) from the Sun, whizz by our world at irregular intervals,...
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A Nation Still at Risk: Real Education Reform Needed Now
In 1983 the landmark publication of the report A Nation at Risk seemed to shake our nation from its slumber regarding the scary truth about education in America. It detailed how there were serious problems in schools in this country and recommended fixes...
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A Nation Still at Risk: Real Education Reform Needed Now
In 1983 the landmark publication of the report A Nation at Risk seemed to shake our nation from its slumber regarding the scary truth about education in America. It detailed how there were serious problems in schools in this country and recommended fixes...
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Gravitational Waves Are Produced Quickly In Galaxy Mergers
The merger of two galaxies is a spectacular but slow process. It can completely change the shape of a galaxy but can take up to a billion years. This hardly affects the individual stars, but their central black holes are pulled and pushed until they collide....
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