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Terrifying beasts roamed Ancient Rome's countryside at night — and the city, too. Since Julius Caesar's time, wheeled traffic was banned from Rome between daybreak and late in the afternoon. So...
08.08.10
Whatever you do: do not shake the pot! Sencha green tea loves gentle water, mild temperatures and brief steeping, but it grows too astringent and bitter if you shake the...
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08.08.10
Tamarind? Avocado? What has both a large hard seed and a solid outer shell? Oh, it's the operating system, of course: a kernel at the core (which controls the computer's resources)...
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08.08.10
61 years ago, John Cunningham dangled over England in a prototype that would remain the only of its kind for several years: on July 27, 1949, the de Havilland D.H....
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08.08.10
Impossible absurdity dictating his words' harshness, 16th century dramatist John Heywood asked (quoting a proverb, of course): "Wolde ye bothe eate your cake, and haue your cake?" Now, if you do...
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08.08.10
If you set out walking now, and walk for a while, and walk for a year in fact, and walk through vacuum and walk at the speed of light, you...
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08.08.10
Sometimes, do you tinker with the address in your browser? Do you delete the final part to see where that takes you, for example, go up a notch or to...
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08.08.10
Pods become super pods when fish is plenty to feed a hundred animals and more. Normally, dolphins live in groups that hold some 7 to 15, though — as in...
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08.08.10
Your social networks' updates and photos; Office documents and security: Windows Live Hotmail has new tricks in store for all these — and more. You can now log in to Windows...
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08.08.10
3:24 p.m., 4:54 p.m., 6:24 p.m. Looking good! Traveling in a straight line from west to east with a thumb or index finger on a time zone map, the local time...
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08.08.10
It was impossible to tell what that word meant in the 17th century, but it started innocently enough: a straight-forward way to say "unknowing" in Latin, the French shortened the...
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15.07.10
"Gmail" has 6 letters. Of one, it's true, we see but the envelope. Now, that envelope in the Gmail logo is called "M-velope" — and Gmail can help you address it: ››...
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15.07.10
One more way to see less mail? Bring it on! Mozilla Thunderbird now includes, right where the search field is, buttons that let you filter any folder for unread mail, starred...
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15.07.10
Vanilla ice. A scoop and two. On top of that, a sprig of thyme. Finally, some honey — on top, of course. On top, of course: ›› Don't want your replies to be...
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15.07.10
In 1931, the Nevada Federation of Women's Clubs polled school children; Idaho's house and senate voted on a bill. Both ballots established a little bird, sooner or later, as their state's...
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15.07.10
Terrifying beasts roamed Ancient Rome's countryside at night — and the city, too. Since Julius Caesar's time, wheeled traffic was banned from Rome between daybreak and late in the afternoon. So...
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