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goroost.com
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archive.today - webpage capturearchive.today
archive.today allows you to create a copy of a webpage that will always be up even if the original link is down -
cipherdyne.org
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Space Images: A Dot Does a Lot - NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratoryjpl.nasa.gov
Seen by NASA's Cassini spacecraft within the vast expanse of Saturn's rings, Prometheus appears as little more than a dot. But that little moon still manages to shape the F ring, confining it to its narrow domain. -
The Big Winner from Y Combinator’s Success? Sequoia Capitalpriceonomics.com
More proof that Sequoia is the best in the venture business. -
Own your own datanewsoffice.mit.edu
A new system would allow individuals to pick and choose what data to share with websites and mobile apps. -
Web evidence points to pro-Russia rebels in downing of MH17csmonitor.com
There are strong, though not conclusive, indications that pro-Russian separatist rebels fired the missile that downed Malaysian Airlines Flight MH17 today. -
Seth Mnookin: Fighting a One-of-a-Kind Diseasenewyorker.com
What do you do if your child has a condition that is new to science? Until recently, Bertrand Might was the only known patient with a certain genetic disorder. His parents began searching for others. -
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facebook.github.io
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Seth Mnookin: Fighting a One-of-a-Kind Diseasenewyorker.com
What do you do if your child has a condition that is new to science? Until recently, Bertrand Might was the only known patient with a certain genetic disorder. His parents began searching for others. -
Google reports second-quarter earningsonline.wsj.com
Google reported second-quarter revenue that exceeded Wall Street expectations as the world's largest online-search provider tries to capitalize on booming growth in mobile and video advertising while spending heavily on new businesses. -
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syruptrap.ca
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The UN thinks we could hit peak births in 2014vox.com
The UN expects global births to hit a record 139 million in 2014 — and then start falling. But how reliable is that? -
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