Spooky Film to Explore Sleep Paralysis

The artistic side of waking up frozen in place.



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Sleep Paralysis: Spooky Art Images

Filmmaker Carla MacKinnon explores sleep paralysis through art and film.



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Coolest Science Stories of the Week

Science brought us snotty weapons, computers with DNA and UFOs over Texas. And this is just a few of the stories we found. Check these out.



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8 Tech Products That Won’t Make it to 2014

These heavily-hyped gadgets and apps are destined for the dustbin sometime this year.



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Best Science Photos of the Week

A mystery in the desert solved, a picture happy jumbo squid and some strange Peruvian sights are just a few of the cool images we found this week. Check these out.



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Robots Mimic Ant Colony Behavior

The fact that robots can find their way through a maze without complex navigation strategies suggests the same is true for ants.



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Leopards and Humans Peacefully Coexist in India

Big cats prowl close to humans in a densely populated Indian state.



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Worst Allergy Season Ever?

Is global warming leading to more precipitation and record-breaking pollen counts?



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Hormone Therapy May Raise Risk of Aggressive Breast Cancers

Hormone-replacement therapy increases the risk of both low-risk and aggressive breast cancers.



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How to Count Komodo Dragons

Komodo dragons can eat up to 80 percent of their weight in one sitting.



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Anniversary of Niagara Falls Running Dry

March 29 marks the anniversary of when a massive ice jam reduced the mighty Niagara Falls to a trickle in 1848, a rare phenomena that lasted for nearly 40 hours



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Earth's Moon and Huge Asteroid Vesta Share Violent History

A new interpretation of radiometric dating on the asteroid Vesta shows that rocks smashed into the surface at higher speeds during the early solar system.



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Radar Watches Hawaii Volcano 'Breathing'

Subtle changes at Kilauea's summit lava lake seen from space.



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NASA Spacecraft Snaps New Photo of Potential 'Comet of the Century'

NASA's Swift satellite caught a new photo of Comet ISON as it makes its way towards the inner solar system.



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Rare Chinese Porpoises Dive Toward Extinction

There are just 1,000 individual Yangtze finless porpoises left in the wild, according to a new report. That's less than half of what a similar survey of the porpoises found six years ago.



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Kate Beckinsale Relaxing in a Bikini Top Poolside in Mexico

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Emma Frain Topless in a Floral Bikini

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Elle MacPherson 50 Hottest Pics for Her Birthday

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Easter Science: 6 Facts About Jesus

From his birthplace in Nazareth to his crucifixion at the hands of the Roman, here are some facts about the historical Jesus.



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Health Consumers Don't Give Back Online

Most of us go online to seek health information, but few post.



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Did You Hear Something? Mice Can Cough, Study Finds

For the first time, researchers have heard mice coughing.



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Finally, the Bacon Condom Has Arrived

And it's flavored with Baconlube, of course.



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Reader Finds March 29, 2013 Includes Sharon Stone, Charlize Theron , and More

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How Hydrogels and Japan Changed a Life

Grad student Tiffany Suekama's research trip to Japan and the rich cultural experiences there changed her life.



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Fun Facts About Crocodiles

Crocodiles belong to the larger order Crocodilian that includes alligators, caimans and gharials.



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'Most Threatened' Tribe Sees No Relief from Illegal Loggers

A legal deadline to remove illegal settlers from indigenous lands in Brazil is about to pass without action.



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SueLyn Medeiros Shows Off Her Sexy Easter Outfits

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Killer Waves: How Tsunamis Changed History

Time and again, tsunamis remade societies around the world.



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How Ancient Life May Have Come About

Evidence suggests a group of organisms, rather than one, is responsible for life on Earth.



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Stephanie Seymour Classic Playboy Nekkid Photoshoot

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Gaming’s Whacked Out Week: March 29

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How a Storm Became Big Enough to Span the Atlantic

The storm is creating waves up to 42 feet high.



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Backyard Leopards Caught on Camera

Big cats prowl a densely populated Indian state.



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Caroline Corinth Covered Topless in Victoria’s Secret March 2013

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Laser Helps Measure Brain Activity

New tool may illuminate brain's inner workings.



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Rare Parasite Nearly Blinds Teenager

The Acanthamoeba parasite is common in air, water and soil.



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10 Tsunamis That Changed History

Tsunamis have transformed culture and societies around the world.



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Man-Size Jellyfish Robot Could Ply the Seas

The gelatinous beast is modeled after the world's largest jellyfish.



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Kelly Bensimon White Hot Bikini in West Palm Beach

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Researcher Designs Sensors to Gather Earth Details

Steven Glaser's research covers a wide range of applications from snow hydrology processes to water balance to earthquake initiation.



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Curiosity Casts Mastcam Magic | Space Wallpaper

This cool space wallpaper is part of a mosaic of images from the Mast Camera (Mastcam) on NASA's Mars rover Curiosity, which shows Mount Sharp in a white-balanced color adjustment.



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Green Meteorite May Be from Mercury, a First

A newfound meteorite may actually be from Mercury.



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Dangerous Moves: More Kids Hurt Dancing

Injuries from dancing are on the rise.



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Saturn's Rings and Moons are Solar System Antiques

The dazzling rings of Saturn and its moons are likely more than 4 billion years old — the cosmic remnants of the solar system's birth, scientists say.



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Draya Michele Flashing Sideboob and Legs in Beverly Hills

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For Couples, the New Privacy of Religion

Does shared faith matter? Not for most American couples.



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Dodo Bone, Huge Elephant Bird Egg Up for Auction

Traces of two awkward birds that have become emblems of extinction are headed for the auction block next month.



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Solar-Powered Plane to Make Cross-Country Flight

An ultra-lightweight, solar-powered plane that can travel at night will make a coast-to-coast trip this spring



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Sophie Howard Boobtastic Topless Nuts Outtakes March 2013

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Ai Shinozaki Pink Bikini Photoshoot

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Ai Shinozaki Beach Bikini Photoshoot

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Ai Shinozaki Boobtastic Sexy Photoshoot

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New Research Suggests Shroud of Turin Is Real

The burial shroud might date from the Roman era.



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CReSIS Investigates Remote Polar Regions | Video

Researchers at the University of Kansas and CReSIS (Center for Remote Sensing of Ice Sheets) investigate the melting ice sheets from ground, air, and space to study the potential for sea level rise.



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Digital Evolution: DNA May Bring Computers to Life

Living cells could be made into mini-computers.



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Forests Working Harder To Absorb Excess CO2 | Video

The Harvard forest, like forests across the country is working overtime to absorb the excess CO2 being produced by humans and researchers at Harvard are looking at how that affects the health of these environments.



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Petra Benova Showing Off Her Sexy Bikini Body in Miami

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Images: Cross-Country Flight in a Solar-Powered Plane

Two pilots will make a coast-to-coast flight in a plane solely powered by the sun



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Page 3 Battle of the Boobtastic: Rosie Jones vs Lacey Banghard

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Sextastic Twitpic Roundup Includes Sofia Vergara, Miley Cyrus, and More

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Image Gallery: Amazing 'Fairy Circles' of the Namib Desert

The mystical ring structures dot the desert of Southwestern Africa.



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Mystery of Desert 'Fairy Circles' Solved, Creators Found

These enigmatic rings may be the work of tiny creatures.



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5 Tornado Safety Myths Debunked

Don't open your windows or shelter under an overpass.



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First Love Child of Human, Neanderthal Found

A neanderthal skeleton unearthed in Italy shows interbreeding with humans, the first such known hybrid.



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Adriana Lima is White Hot for Brazil Foundation 2nd Annual Gala in Miami

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Emma Glover Topless in ZIP Magazine March 2013

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A Clear Signal Against the Use of Tar Sands

Tar sands' climate impact is too much for German researchers.



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Glacial Legacy Set Stage for Washington Landslide

A landslide carries a house to the beach and destroys a wide swath of coastline.



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Odette Annable Bikini Body on the Beach in LA

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True Color of Dinosaur Feathers Debated

New research casts doubt on how scientists have reconstructed the feather color of dinosaurs and ancient birds.



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Squid Flash To "Talk" Critter-Cam Reveals | Video

Carnivorous Humboldt squid flash skin-color changing rhythms when they encounter others of their species. Scientists don't yet know what these 'conversations' mean. Video-cams strapped to squid show arm-waving, fighting and mating behaviors.



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97% of Restaurant Kids' Meals Are Unhealthy, Consumer Group Says

Most kids' meals offered at chain restaurants aren't very nutritious.



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'Graceful Eruption' on Sun Revealed in Stunning Photo

NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory recorded the amazing sun eruption.



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Chanel Iman Heats Up Galore Magazine #2

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Jumbo Squid-Cam Uncovers Secrets of Elusive Creature

To see firsthand how a species of jumbo squid lives, scientists strapped cameras to the carnivorous sea creature in the eastern Pacific.



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Men Get Ego Boost From Workplace Power

The benefits of having more authority in the office are not evenly distributed for women and men.



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Post Recession, College Degree is Key to Even Entry-Level Jobs

A competitive job market lends itself to college grads taking lower-skill jobs and employers raising their expectations.



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'Brain Games' Series to Examine Secrets of the Mind

The show is co-hosted by 'the gentleman thief.'



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Tomorrow's Diapers May Be Made from Greenhouse Gas

Scientists have found a better way to make the common chemical acrylate.



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Seaside Sanctuary | Wallpaper

This spectacular wallpaper shows Canaveral National Seashore, which is situated on a barrier island along Florida's east coast. The park has a pristine, undeveloped beach, dunes and a lagoon offering sanctuary to an abundant blend of plants and animals.



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Petition Asks White House to Reverse NASA Outreach Sequester Cuts

NASA is suspending many of its public-outreach efforts as a result of sequestration.



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Deadly Blood Type Explains Medical Mystery

A 60-year riddle that started with a deadly blood transfusion for Mrs. Vel has been solved.



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Lindsay Lohan Is Here to Stay: Fame Not Fleeting, Study Finds

15 minutes of fame? Most people who get famous stay that way.



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Surprising Depth to Global Warming's Effects

As the climate warms on the surface of our planet, so too does the deep ocean.



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Antarctic Thawing Season Keeps Getting Longer

The thawing could add to global sea level rise.



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Grand Canyon Country Reveals Jaw-Dropping Scenery

Colorado River's majestic span seen from space.



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Mollusks to Hungry Lobsters: Snot Gonna Happen!

Sea hares clog lobster noses to keep from being eaten.



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Elusive 'Superman' Particle Found Changing Flavor

For only the third time ever, scientists have detected a tau neutrino changing flavor at an underground laboratory



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Women on the Pill Choose Less Manly Men

Taking hormonal contraceptives may affect women's preference for masculine facial features.



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Macho Dudes Have an Edge in Less-Developed Countries

Women prefer higher-testosterone faces where resources are tight.



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Supreme Court Focuses on Legalities in DOMA Hearing

Justices seemed skeptical that gay marriage case should be before the Supreme Court.



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Suzuka Ishikawa Super Hot Topless Photos

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Kelly Brook Sexy New Look Photoshoot March 2013

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The Truth Behind the 'Biggest Cyberattack in History'

It's big, but it isn't that bad -- yet.



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Margin Notes Shed New Light on Renaissance Anatomy Masterpiece

A recently surfaced copy of Andreas Vesalius' anatomy textbook has more than a thousand hand-written notes and corrections by the author himself.



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World's Largest Colon Blown Up in Miami

It's raising awareness of colon cancer.



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Blind Cavefish Also Hard of Hearing

These fish don't compensate for blindness with improved hearing.



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US Taxpayers Under Water

U.S. taxpayers are bailing out flood insurance, and climate change is making the problem worse.



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TMI? Newest Entrepreneurs Advocate Open Source Culture

Companies give employees more access in an effort to stem workplace volatility.



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New Theory of How Giant Stars Grow Unveiled

Scientists have been stumped on how baby stars can get so big.



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Arctic Sea Ice Hits Yearly Max, But Still Dwindling

Is it time to replace the groundhog with an Arctic sea ice watch?



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Exercise Offers Fewer Benefits to the Depressed

Depression may attenuate some of the benefits of healthy behaviors.



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Stress in Pregnancy Boosts Stillbirth Risk

Physical and mental stress in pregnancy may increase the risk of stillbirth, a new study suggests.



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UFO Memo Is FBI's 'Most Wanted' Record

A memo recounting a strange story about three 'flying saucers' in New Mexico has been viewed nearly a million times in the past two years.



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80 New Genetic Markers for Cancer Found

More than 80 new genetic markers for breast, prostate and ovarian cancer have been identified.



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Glowing Millipedes Accidentally Found on Alcatraz

California is the only place with bioluminescent millipedes.



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Rare View Reveals How Earth's Crust Forms

One of the best images of a mid-ocean ridge sheds light on plate tectonics.



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Richard III Burial Challenged on Human Rights Grounds

Group protesting reburial plans says they'll file a legal challenge.



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Lucy Collett Self Shots Topless in Red Lingerie

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Ford Looking to App Developers to Help Increase Drivers’ Fuel Economy

Developers that enter the competition will have their apps evaluated based on how they use vehicle data, design and product viability.



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Largest Oklahoma Earthquake Linked to Oil Extraction Wastewater

Injecting wastewater into the ground after oil extraction caused a 5.7 temblor in Oklahoma, the region's largest ever



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Holocene Epoch: The Age of Man

The current period of geologic time is the Holocene Epoch, also known as the Anthropocene Epoch.



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Fun Facts About the Lynx

There are four species of lynx: the Spanish lynx, Canadian lynx, Eurasian lynx and the bobcat.



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Mariah Carey Birthday Full of Cleavage

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Behati Prinsloo New Victoria’s Secret Shoot for March 2013

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Halle Berry Bikini Cleavage on Vacations in Hawaii

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Exploring the Makeup of Extrasolar Planets

Using a new technique for processing and analyzing incoming starlight, astronomers can decipher the chemistry of extrasolar planets.



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Mindfulness May Boost Focus on Tests

A little meditation could help you concentrate during an important test or another task that requires laser-like focus, researchers say.



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5 Ways Your Boss Is Killing Your Company Culture

Less than 40 percent report an effective working relationship with their manager.



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Emily Ratajkowski Topless in Robin Thicke ‘Blurred Lines’ Video

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What Your Gadgets Really Say About You

That phone, laptop or tablet you carry telegraphs a lot more than you might think.



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UFOs Over Texas: Unidentified Floating Fireballs?

The strange lights over the Texas night sky have been identified.



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LinkedIn, Twitter Rival Facebook for Marketing Dominance

Business owners are beginning to look to Twitter and LinkedIn as effective ways to market their business.



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Galactic Distortion (Schematic) | Space Wallpaper

This space wallpaper is a schematic representing how light from a distant galaxy is distorted by the gravitational effects of a nearer foreground galaxy known as Einstein rings.



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Whoa! Mini-Supernovas Discovered

A new class of supernova represents a miniature star explosion.



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101 Beetles Get Names from Phone Book

With so many newfound weevils, scientists took the fast track.



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'Mind-Blowing' Bacteria Reveal Inner Workings of Some Infectious Diseases

Taking a bite out of vector-borne diseases.



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Brain Size Didn't Drive Evolution, Research Suggests

Brain organization, not size, drove most of the evolution in primate brains over the last 40 million years



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Massive Extinction Fueled Rise of Crocodiles

A massive die-off during the Triassic/Jurassic extinction paved the way for the rise of crocodile ancestors.



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Little Bitty Ancient Mammal Unearthed in Japan

Scientists have unearthed a 112-million-year old jaw fragment from a mouse-like mammal that may have scurried underneath dinosaurs.



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Possible Japanese Shrine Fragment Washes Up in Oregon

A painted piece of driftwood could be part of a Shinto shrine sent to see by the 2011 Japanese tsunami.



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Paige Wyatt from Discovery Show American Guns Facebook Hot Photos

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Spring Image: Snow in Nearly Half of US

Almost half the US is covered in snow.



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Sounds of Arguing Affect Sleeping Babies' Brains

Even moderate stress can impact infant brain development.



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Why Cuckolded Males Stick Around to Raise Kids

Being a chump is surprisingly common in the animal kingdom.



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Controversial "Chelation" Study Draws More Fire

A controversial study looking at the effect of chelation therapy on heart disease is drawing more criticism today upon its publication in a prestigious journal.



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7 Choices?! Strange Creature Picks Its Sex at Random

With seven sexes to chose from, Tetrahymena thermophila picks randomly.



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Mars Rover Curiosity Resumes Science Work After Computer Glitch

Curiosity had been recovering from a memory issue since late February.



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Temporary Tattoos May Cause Permanent Damage

Permanent scarring isn't pretty.



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New Tiger Reserve Established in India

The reserve will help tigers travel throughout their territory.



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Stone Age Phallus Found in Israel

Some remarkable traces of Stone Age life were unearthed recently in northern Israel, including a carving of a penis that's more than 6,000 years old.



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Ancient Trilobites Featured Spotted Camouflage

Exceptional fossils provide vision of how 390-million-year-old animals stayed out of sight.



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Supreme Court Prop. 8 Arguments Focus on Sex, Science

Justices and lawyers argue legal standing and the sociology of same-sex parenting.



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Proposition 8: Supreme Court Transcript

The complete transcript of the oral arguments for and against California's Proposition 8.



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Women Make Better Business Decisions

Women make decisions differently than men and that can be good for business.



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Kendra Wilkinson Topless on the Beach for Playboy

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The Women of ‘Game of Thrones’

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Micaela Schaefer Painted Body Parts for Easter

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Lena Headey Looks Super Hot in Esquire March 2013

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How Hawaii's Kilauea Volcano Works (Infographic)

One of the most active volcanoes on Earth, Hawaii's Kilauea has erupted continually for more than 30 years.



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Splashdown! SpaceX Dragon Capsule Returns to Earth

SpaceX's Dragon capsule splashed down in the Pacific Ocean earlier today (March 26).



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Caltech Challenges Students to Plan Manned Mission to Mars Moon

The Caltech Space Challenge runs all week.



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Evoking the Great Kiva | Wallpaper

Follow ancient passageways to a distant time in this fascinating wallpaper showing Aztec Ruins National Monument in New Mexico. Explore West Ruin, a center of ancestral Pueblo society that once housed over 500 masonry rooms.



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Did Aliens Create Pond Circles in NY?

There might also be a rational explanation for the circular patterns.



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Nieves Jaller Argentinean Hottie Girlfriend Topless in H Magazine

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Katie Holmes Looks Hot in Allure Magazine April 2013

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Doutzen Kroes Bikini Body on the Beach in Miami

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Jessica Alba is a Hot MILF in Latina Magazine April 2013

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Ashley Sky Covered Topless in Terry Richardson Shoot

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Boobtastic Skullgirls Cosplay: Valentine

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Britney Spears Bikini Body in Malibu

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Krakatoa Volcano: Facts About 1883 Eruption

The eruption of the Krakatoa volcano in 1883 was one of the most deadly in modern history.



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Midwest, Northeast to Endure Cold Waves Well into April

Spring will continue to evolve slowly. In some cases, it could be six to eight weeks behind last year's amazing pace.



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James Cameron Gives Deep Sea Sub to Science

The partnership could help move ocean exploration along.



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Fun Facts About Squirrels

These small, bushy-tailed rodents are common in many wooded areas.



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Found: Africa's Oldest Penguins

The newly discovered penguin fossils are 10 million to 12 million years old.



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Genevieve Morton Hefty Boobs in Parisa USA Lingerie 2013

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Happiest US Cities of 2012: The List

See how the nation's metropolitan regions rank on the Gallup-Healthways Well-Being Index.



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Camera Trap Snaps Curious Tiger Cub

Tiger numbers are increasing in Indian reserve.



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5.5-Magnitude Earthquake Rattles Mexico

The quake was felt outside of Mexico City early this morning.



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The Happiest US City Is ...

You may be surprised.



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Doctors Detect Obesity Bug on Breath

A gut microbe that may help people pack on pounds produces methane detectable on your breath.



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Tiny Lemur Twins Are 2 New Species

Two mouse-sized primates discovered in Madagascar.



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Claudia Romani Takes a Bikini Stroll in Miami

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Fertility Difficulties Linked to Kids Neurological Problems, Study Suggests

Taking a longer time to conceive may increase the risk of mild neurological problems in children.



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Harry Potter-Like Invisibility Cloak Works (in a Lab)

The new mantel-cloaking technique hides objects in microwave light.



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Now You See It: 8 Tales of Invisibility in Pop Culture

From Harry Potter's cloak to Bilbo Baggin's magical ring, here's a look at fictional invisibility tech.



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Ever-Changing Venus Superstorm Sparks Interest

Scientists are unsure why Venus' vortex evolves as it does.



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25 Fun Facts

Amusing trivia tidbits from the world of science and history.



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What Kind of Men Go to Prostitutes?

The notion of the 'john next door' has been perpetuated in pop culture, and even in some recent studies, but new research shows that frequenting prostitutes is not all that ordinary.



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Jenna Jameson Wears a Bodysuit to Her Birthday Celebration at Crazy Horse III

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Rosie Huntington-Whiteley Nipple Pokes in Malibu

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Brenda Song Reveals Her Bra in a See-Through Tank Top at Ralphs in LA

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Cold Sore Virus Linked with Memory Problems

Past infections are linked with an increased risk of cognitive impairment.



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How Did Dinosaurs Do It?

Not tonight, honey, I have a spike in my crotch.



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Electric Bacteria Could Be Used for Bio-Battery

Some bacteria produce electricity when in contact with minerals.



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Octogenarian Tries to Become Oldest to Climb Everest

He has already reached the peak twice and skied down once.



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Niege Menegat Shines in a Topless Shoot for Bella da Semana

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Kaley Cuoco Cleavy at 2013 Genesis Awards Benefit Gala in LA

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Beyonce Flashes Her Sexy Legs in Shape Magazine April 2013

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Weekly Boob Tube Roundup for March 25, 2013

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Longhorn Legacy: Surprising Origins of Columbus' Cattle Found

Cows brought to the Americas by Columbus evolved from two extinct wild species from India and Europe.



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Fun Facts About Rabbits

Rabbits are popular pets because they are social and adapt to humans well.



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How a Homely Lemur's Genome May Help Save It

Genetic clues from the odd-looking aye-aye may help protect the endangered lemur.



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Ancient Death Toll of Birds Confirmed in New Study

The first Polynesian settlers caused nearly 1,000 flightless birds like the dodo to go extinct, new research suggests



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Secrets of a Strange Lemur: An Aye-Aye Gallery

Rare lemurs can be seen as bad omens, but they are the ones that need protection.



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Booming Coastal Population Heightens Extreme Storm Risk

Americans love to live at the beach, even if it's crowded.



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If A Dry Tree Pops Sap Bubbles In The Woods

In certain conditions, tree sap may reach extreme negative pressures and emit popping sounds.



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5 Key Facts About the Supreme Court Gay Marriage Cases

Background and possible outcomes for two major Supreme Court cases.



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Sauna Visits May Lower Sperm Count

Frequent visits to the sauna may lower men's sperm count, although the effect appears to be temporary.



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Orphaned Polar Bear Cub to Get New York Home

The cub called Kali was rescued by hunters in Alaska who say they unwittingly shot bear's mother.



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Miranda Kerr Gets Flexible for New Reebok Campaign

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