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Climate Science Is Not Settledonline.wsj.com
Climate change is real and affected by human activity, writes a former top science official of the Obama administration. But we are very far from having the knowledge needed to make good policy. - ecc-comp.blogspot.com
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Kickstarter Updates Terms Of Use Section Related To Failed Projects | TechCrunchtechcrunch.com
Popular crowdfunding destination Kickstarter updated its Terms of Use today to clarify what specifically needs to happen if a project runs into trouble and.. -
Norway the Slow Waynytimes.com
A journey in which I travel north, on the world’s most beautiful voyage, searching for the specter of my grandfather and a glimpse of the ever-elusive midnight sun. -
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What Coke Containsmedium.com
The Vons grocery store two miles from my home in Los Angeles, California sells 12 cans of Coca-Cola for $6.59 — 54 cents… -
Patent troll gives up, can’t defend “matchmaking” patent under new lawarstechnica.com
Alice v. CLS doomed patent-holder's fight against FindTheBest. -
Real time insights into LinkedIn's performance using Apache Samza | LinkedIn Engineeringengineering.linkedin.com
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KNFB Reader iOSknfbreader.com
The KNFB Reader for iOS is a joint development effort of Sensotec nv and K–NFB Reading Technology, Inc. The KNFB Reader app is ready to use with the touch of a single button on the iPhone. -
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An Infamous Art Forger on His Most Convincing Workstmagazine.blogs.nytimes.com
Mark Landis charitably donated precious art works to museums for over 30 years. But they weren’t real. Here, he shares the stories behind some of his best fakes, the subject of a new documentary, “Art and Craft.” -
King Richard III's Final Moments Were Quick & Brutallivescience.com
A new postmortem analysis of the war wounds on the skeleton of Richard III reveal that the last Plantagenet king of England was injured at least 11 times, but probably died due to one of two brutal stab wounds to the head. -
For Trees Under Threat, Flight May Be Best Responsenytimes.com
A refuge won’t save the threatened whitebark pine from climate change, so scientists are pondering a radical idea: moving the trees to where they will be more comfortable. -
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“Nine Indian women cannot make a baby in one month!”cheekycoder.com
“Adding more men to a late project makes it later. Adding a crowd of Indian developers to a late project makes it crash,” says project manager Rob Givens. Givens works as project manager for a big IT-consulting company in London. He manages one of the ...