Can Octopuses be Cultivated for Food?

As the world’s supply of fish diminishes while the number of humans keeps increasing, it seems these creatures would make an ideal mass-produced food for our hungry mouths.



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Google Must Make Android Safer (Op-Ed)

Over the past few months, the Android platform developed by Google and based on the Linux operating system has been having a difficult time.



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No, Your IQ is Not Fixed for Life (Op-Ed)

We’re getting more stupid.



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Gaming as Spectator Sport

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Rapid Response Teams Halve Hospital Heart Attack Deaths

Detecting and treating patients before they have a cardiac arrest isn’t rocket science, but it’s a life saver.



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McKayla Maroney Sexy Selfies Purportedly Leaked on Reddit

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Victoria Justice Leaked Boudoir Selfies Purportedly

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Most Interesting Science News Articles of the Week

An ancient greek tomb, manipulating memories and a volcanic eruption are just the tip of the Science iceberg.



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Becca Tobin Topless Photos Purportedly Leaked Across the Web

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Kirsten Dunst Topless Leaked Photos Purportedly Flying Around the Internet

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Iceland Volcano Blasts Back to Life

A new volcanic eruption in southeast Iceland is fountaining lava nearly 200 feet (60 meters) into the air.



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Wow! The Most Amazing Images in Science This Week

Methane plumes erupting, a walking fish and endangered coral species — just a few of the amazing photos this week in Science.



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Can a Severed Snake Head Still Kill? It's Possible

Think a dead snake never hurt anybody? Think again.



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A Centenary for the Last Passenger Pigeon (Op-Ed)

On the one-hundredth anniversary of the last passenger pigeon's death, reflections on the loss of darkened skies.



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Has Science Fully Explained Sunshine?

What makes our sun shine has been a mystery for most of human history.



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Sugar Sweetens Battery Performance

Batteries will soon get the energy boost from sugar that we do.



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Race is a Social Concept, Not a Scientific One (Op-Ed)

There is no science in race.



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5 Ways Gut Bacteria Are Good for More Than Just Your Gut

In your body, the bacteria cells outnumber the human cells, and in recent years, researchers have begun to pay more attention to these microbes and their impact on our health.



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10 Ways Research Chimps Embrace Retirement

Swinging on fire hoses. Basking in the sun. See the many ways these chimpanzees are enjoying retirement at Chimp Haven after years in a laboratory.



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Is Coconut Oil Good For You?

Here's some advice from doctor about consuming coconut oil.



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Naomi Campbell Goes Topless for Interview Magazine August 2014

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Gallery: Beautiful Images of Bardarbunga's Volcanic Eruption

Images of the volcanic eruption in the Holuhraun lava field north of Bardarbunga volcano in Iceland.



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Emma K Sexy Topless Photoshoot

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Ebola Outbreak: Do Hazmat Suits Protect Workers, or Just Scare Everyone?

Wearing full-body hazardous material suits around patients with the Ebola virus may be counterproductive to treating the disease, some researchers say. But other health experts, wary of wearing less protective gear, disagree.



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Ariana Grande Leggy Performance on the Today Show in NYC

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'Human Safaris' May Be Exploiting Isolated Tribes, Advocates Warn

Unscrupulous tour operators in the Amazon basin might be leading travelers alarmingly close the territory of 'uncontacted' people, according to tribal rights groups.



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Lara Bingle Boobs in a Bikini in Hawaii

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Ebola Drug 'ZMapp' Saves Infected Monkeys, Study Shows

A cocktail of three antibodies against the Ebola virus has successfully treated 18 infected monkeys, researchers reported today. The new results raise hope for the fight against the Ebola outbreak in West Africa.



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'Project Wing': Google Unveils New Drone-Delivery System

Move aside, Amazon: Google has revealed its top-secret drone-delivery project, and the first thing they used it for was delivering dog treats.



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Eiza Gonzalez Shows Cleavage in a Tight Dress Leaving Chateau Marmont Hotel

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Cara Santana Tight Abs in a Sports Bra Leaving the Gym in LA

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The Scientific Secret to Strong Relationships

Many people report having happy and healthy lives when they are involved in meaningful relationships. In a new review, two researchers examined how relationships can encourage — or thwart — personal thriving.



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Halle Berry Almost Flashed Her Lady Nest in Maui

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Nadine Leopold Sexy in Urban Outfitters Lingerie August 2014

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Suicide is Not 'Unavoidable' (Op-Ed)

Despite persistent cultural misconceptions, nearly half of U.S. adults suffer from a mental illness during their lifetime.



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Three Things You Didn’t Know About the Arachnids That Live on Your Face

Demodex mites are microscopic arachnids (relatives of spiders and ticks) that live in and on the skin of mammals – including humans.



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Reader Finds August 29, 2014 Includes Jessica Alba, Kristen Stewart, Cara Delevingne, and More

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Gloomy Scale Insects Love the City Heat (Op-Ed)

We can start watching urban ecosystems for problem insects and using that information to stand forewarned about future ecological changes in natural areas.



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What Is Civil Engineering?

Civil engineering is the design and construction of public works, such as dams, bridges and other large infrastructure projects.



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Lava Erupts at Iceland Volcano

An eruption started around midnight local time (8 p.m. ET) north of Iceland's Bardarbunga volcano.



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Wind Power Has Soared, But is It About to Crash?

The U.S. wind power industry is booming, but a new report suggests it could be about to collapse.



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1 in 10 Packaged Foods Has Trans Fat

People may be consuming higher amounts of potentially harmful trans fat than they think, as a result of misleading food labels, according to a new study.



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Yua Aida Strips Nekkid in Her Bedroom

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Tourists Visiting Florida Hospital For Medical Treatment | Video

UF Health Cancer Center's treatment for lymphedema has been described as "life-changing". Patients are flying down to the Orlando Hospital from all over the country for the procedure.



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20 Corals Added to Endangered Species List

A tenfold increase in protected coral species was announced Wednesday, with 20 new corals added to the threatened species list.



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Nina Dobrev Wears a Black Bikini on a Yacht in Spain

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Kendall Jenner Long Legs in Short Denim Shorts in NYC

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Francia Raisa Bares Midriff for a Night Out at Bootsy Bellows

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Decoded Ebola Virus Genome Reveals Its Origins

An extensive look at the genome of the Ebola virus reveals its behavior, when it arrived in West Africa and how it spread in the region to cause the largest-ever recorded Ebola outbreak.



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Page 3 Topless Battle: Lissy Cunningham vs Courtnie Quinlan

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In Photos: Life in the Arctic region of the Americas

Life the frigid Arctic is challenging, but humans have populated the region for thousands of years. Now, a new study suggests the first groups of people to live in the Arctic region of the Americas do not have any descendents living today.



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No Descendants Are Left from the First Eskimos

A new study of human DNA -- and the largest genetics study yet of ancient peoples -- reveals that the Paleo-Eskimos are genetically distinct from both the Neo-Eskimos and modern Native Americans.



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No Picnic Safe: Smart Bears Use Tools

A new study may upend some assumptions about bear smarts.



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Nina Agdal Bikinis for Mambo Swimwear Summer 2014

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Katy Perry Cleavy Sold-Out Performance in Winnipeg

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Calling All Nerds! New Sci-Fi Museum Wants Your Designs

If you've ever wanted to travel to the planet Arrakis, or you've made it a point to become fluent in Klingon, this may be a job for you.



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Sextastic Twitpic Roundup Includes Taylor Swift, Demi Lovato, Selena Gomez and More

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Photos of 'Yeti Footprints' Hit the Auction Block

Ardent believers in the existence of a mythical creature known as the Yeti may be excited to learn that rare photographic "evidence" of this mysterious beast is now up for auction.



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Aisleyne Horgan-Wallace Lady Nest Flash in London

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Maria Sharapova Tennis Hotness at 2014 US Open in NYC

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Image Gallery: 'Yeti Footprint' Photos Up for Auction

Don't believe in the Abominable Snowman? These photos might make you change your mind.



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Is the Universe a 2D Hologram? Experiment Aims to Find Out

The Holometer project, which is based at the U.S. Department of Energy's Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory (Fermilab) in Illinois, is now operating at full power, probing the very nature of space-time itself.



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Dramatic Dam Breach Makes Mining Risks Obvious (Op-Ed)

When a mining-waste dam rated for 100 years fails in 17, the impact is far more than local.



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To Eliminate River Sludge, Modern Tech Is Key (Video)

After 60 years, will technology and a lawsuit finally bring clear waters to Georgia's Altamaha river?



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IBM's Watson Starts New Career Crunching Data for Science

Watch out, Sherlock, there's a new Dr. Watson in town. IBM's Watson, the computer that famously won the quiz show 'Jeopardy!', is now helping researchers make scientific discoveries.



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How HIV Co-Opts Gut Bacteria (Op-Ed)

One of the most effective methods used by HIV to evade control is to hide from the immune system.



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Personalized Medicine Will Be 'One Size Fits Most' (Op-Ed)

Personalized medicine is the ability to tailor therapy to an individual patient so that, as it’s often put, the right treatment is given to the right patient at the right time. But just how personal is it?



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'Sailing Stones' of Death Valley Seen in Action | Video

Death Valley's Racetrack Playa has revealed its secrets. In this video, the mysterious sailing stones of Racetrack Playa are finally caught on camera as they creep across the playa.



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One Third of Sunscreens Overestimate Protection (Op-Ed)

Topical sun protection from sunscreens is ideal as it allows us to be more free.



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MERS Virus Doesn't Spread Easily in Households, Study Suggests

The virus that causes MERS (Middle East respiratory syndrome) spreads among people within households at a lower rate than seasonal flu viruses, a new study suggests.



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Quakes Keep Shaking Iceland's Bardarbunga Volcano

Earthquakes are still rocking Iceland as lava pushes through a long underground fissure near the ice-covered Bardarbunga volcano.



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Does Kids' Sipping a Parent's Drink Harm Them?

A young child's sipping or tasting alcohol may not be an early signal that they will have drinking problems or behavior problems later. Rather, sipping may reflect their parents' attitudes toward children drinking alcohol, according to a new study.



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Two-Thirds of US Teens with Mental Health Problems Get Counseling

About 70 percent of U.S. teens who have serious emotional or behavioral difficulties receive mental health services that don't involve medications, according to a new report from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.



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Ana Braga and Anais Zanotti Show Off Their Bikini Bodies In Miami

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Sofia Vergara Nipple Slip at Post Emmys Party

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Gisele Bundchen Sexy Legs at Her Lingerie Launch in Brazil

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Unusual Fish that 'Walks' Holds Clues to Animal Evolution

An unusual type of fish that can walk and breathe air develops quite differently when it is raised on land, rather than in water. The study holds clues to a pivotal moment in animal evolution, when the first creatures moved out of the water and onto land.



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Lara Bingle Goes Topless on a Beach in Hawaii

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Emily Ratajkowski Cleavy in Ocean Drive Magazine Fall Issue 2014

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Yawning Is Contagious in Wolves (Just Like Humans)

Just as with humans, when wolves see one of their fellow creatures yawn, they do it too, a new study suggests. And the contagious yawning could be a sign that these animals have the capacity for empathy, the researchers say.



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Schrödinger's Cat Comes into View with Strange Physics

Shrödinger's cat is a thought experiment that has fascinated physicists for decades. An experiment explores its ramifications with surprising results.



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World's Oldest Wine Cellar Fueled Palatial Parties

An archaeological excavation at a Bronze Age palace in modern-day Israel revealed an astonishingly intact ancient wine cellar. A chemical analysis of residue from the jars showed that the wine had traces of pine resin, honey, mint and juniper.



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High-Tech Sleuthing Cracks Mystery of Death Valley's Moving Rocks

Scientists obsessed with Death Valley's sailing stones have solved the Racetrack Playa mystery.



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Image Gallery: How Ice Drives Death Valley's Sailing Stones

See how ice bulldozes black boulders across Death Valley National Park's Racetrack Playa.



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Felice Herrig Hot Photoshoot for Fitness Gurls September 2014

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Jill Wagner Bikinis at the Beach in Maui

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In Images: Real-Life 'Star Trek' Health-Monitoring Tech

The X Prize Foundation is hosting a $10 million competition to develop a mobile health-monitoring device that can diagnose and interpret a set of 15 medical conditions and monitor five vital signs. Here are devices from some of the finalists.



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Bad Memories Turned to Happy Ones in Mice Brains

Scientists manipulated mice brain cells using light and changed the emotional aspects of their memories.



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Why Climate Change Won't Intensify Extreme Snowstorms

Even though ferocious snowstorms will become more frequent this century, their intensity will stay the same.



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Real-Life 'Star Trek' Tech Could Diagnose Diseases

Teams around the world are competing to build a medical device that could diagnose diseases and monitor people's health — just like the fictional "tricorder" featured in the sci-fi series "Star Trek."



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Rachel Jessee March at International Go-Topless Day in NYC

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Tulisa Contostavlos White Hot Bikini in Bermuda

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Brutal Winter? Almanac Could Be Wrong, Scientists Say

The Farmers' Almanac predicts another nasty winter, but one meteorologist says the freezing forecast might be blown out of proportion.



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Liv Tyler Wears a Bikini on a Yacht in Spain

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Alessandra Ambrosio Goes To Her Morning Yoga Class in Tights

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Hurricane Marie Could Swallow Smaller Storm Karina

Images from space show the massive Hurricane Marie poised to swallow another tiny storm off the Pacific coast.



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How Delivery Drones Could Monitor Their Own Health

The day when people can order products online and have them delivered by a drone may not be far off. But to make sure these packages make it to their destinations, scientists have created a program that lets drones monitor their "health" midflight.



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Mr. Skin’s 15 Greatest Nude Scenes of All Time

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What Is Electrical Engineering?

Electrical engineering is the branch of engineering that deals with the technology of electricity, including circuitry, power generation, machine control and communications.



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California Jobs Rise with Green Energy

California's push to green energy seems to be paying off.



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Turtle and Tortoise Travails and Triumphs (Op-Ed)

Turtles across the United States need help.



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US Military Blows Up Hypersonic Weapon After Failed Test Launch

The U.S. Army launched a prototype hypersonic weapon test from Alaska on Monday (Aug. 25), only to destroy the superfast vehicle seconds later when something went wrong.



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Ten-Hut! Why Soldiers March in Unison

Moving in unison makes men judge potential threats as less formidable, according to a new study that explains one reason why militaries still train in formation.



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Spider Personalities Shine Among Friends

Yes, spiders can have personalities. And new research finds that these personalities assert themselves when spiders find their niches in social groups. The study suggests an evolutionary reason for the development of personality.



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This Fossilized Creature Has the World's Oldest Muscles

A fossilized creature found in Canada probably didn't go to the gym, but it may be the oldest animal known to have muscles, a new study finds.



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Pot-Smoking Couples Have Low Rates of Domestic Violence

Married couples who smoke pot are less likely to behave violently toward each other, according to a new study.



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Pulp Mill Sued For Altamaha River Pollution | Video

The Rayonier Inc. has been discharging waste water into the river in Georgia. The Altahama Riverkeeper organization has filed suit to prove that the discharge is actually polluting the river.



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Bella Thorne Shops On Melrose With Friends

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Strange Spikes Over Siberia Puzzle Astronauts

Astronauts were stumped by the appearance of strange spiky features streaking across the steppes of Siberia. Fortunately, Earthbound scientists have an explanation at the ready.



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Doomsday Debate: Asteroid Threat Could Divide Society

Imagine an asteroid were hurtling toward Earth, with a 1-in-1,000 chance of hitting the planet. How would humanity respond to the news, and is there anything we could do about it?



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How to Quench Data Centers' Thirst for Power (Op-Ed)

America's data centers are consuming — and wasting — a surprising amount of energy.



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Could Drones Be Coming to Disney World?

Last week, Disney filed for three drone-related patents, envisioning flying robots that could animate giant puppets, display small projection screens and even act as floating pixels, or "flixels" in virtual fireworks shows.



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For MS Patients, Wii Game Strengthens Brain

For people with multiple sclerosis, working out on a Wii balance board may bring on brain changes that lower the risk of falls, a new study finds.



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Teens with Depression Benefit from 'Collaborative Care'

Collaborative care that increases communication between families and doctors may help teenagers with depression receive quality care for their condition.



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Paula Patton See-Through Black Dress at the 2014 Emmy After Party in LA

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MS Patients’ Brains Tuned By Wii Balance Board Practice | Video

Robert Manzillo, a skier, biker, hiker and physical therapist – himself a Multiple Sclerosis patient – uses Nintendo Wii board play to improve balance. Dr. Karen Blitz, director of North Shore-LIJ Hospital explains the favorable brain changes.



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Arianny Celeste and Brittney Palmer Sexy Bikini Shoot by Allan Dawe

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Rhino Reproduction Could Get Boost from Hormone Tests

Rhino reproduction may undergo a renaissance in European zoos, as researchers try to tap into how they can boost the success of these massive animals mating in captivity, according to a new study.



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Micaela Schaefer and Friends Topless Erotic Calendar 2015 Screencaps

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Rachel Mortenson is Super Sexy in Galore Magazine August 2014

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