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- Hackers brutalize Scientology's security defenses This evening, Splongcat of project chanology revealed IP adresses, which were hacked through prolexic Anti-DDoS services. Appareantly PROLEXIC security is no match for Anonymous hackers, who claim that the company is "amateuristic and unable of basic networking at best."Splongcat comments: We did it for lulz
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- Photo Gallery of Vintage Baseball Cards An eclectic collection of classic vintage baseball cards (circa 1910) during the good old days before any steroids, money squabbles, or egos.
- What if the Advice Columns Were Written By Men? What would happen if advice columns were written by men? Let me show you.
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- You Meet the Nicest People in Prison The Truth About Jail. And its not what you see on TV.
- Hillary did not win NH; Obama and Hillary tied for NH Hillary may have had a 2% popular lead over Obama, but it's meaningless because both Obama and Hillary got 9 delegates creating a tie in NH.
- AT&T: We May Not Stay Net Neutral AT&T executive James Cicconi, senior vice president of external & legal affairs must not read the news before opening their mouths. The New York Times Bits Blog is reporting this morning that representatives at CES have openly stated today “that they may start filtering Internet content.”
- Officially Cool: The Invincible Iron Man Fan Film My good friend Vic over at Screenrant just sent over word that they have posted an Exclusive Fan Film created by artist David Guivant. The piece is called The Invincible Iron Man, and it features not only the invincible one himself, but many other characters from within the Iron Man universe.
- Photo Gallery: Man Undergoes Surgery to Remove Facial Tumors Thirty-two year old Huang Chuncai is finally removing 22lb of tumors off his face in a life-altering surgery. These photos are not for the faint of heart.
- Best Buy to double number of stores selling Apple's Mac line Leading U.S. electronics specialty retailer Best Buy said this week it plans to increase the number of stores carrying Apple Inc.'s Mac computer line twofold in the next several weeks, signaling robust demand for the Windows PC alternatives in the broader consumer market.
- New Research Promises Cheap Solar Power Combining two cutting-edge nanotech breakthroughs could drive down the cost of solar power and make it even more efficient.
- Monkeys Have Role Models Too Scientists call the differences in behaviour that separate communities of chimps exhibit their “culture”. The new study suggests these specific eating, dancing, and courting behaviours are the result of learning from fellow chimpanzees, rather than genetic differences in different geographical groups as had also been suggested.
- How to Show You’re the Right Person for Any Job Maybe you’re trying to sell your boss on a new program, maybe you’re trying to get a loan or grant to start a small business or to undertake a research project, or maybe you’re just trying to get a job. What do you have to do to convince your audience, whoever they are, that you’re ready and able to handle whatever’s thrown at you?
- Ice Hockey - Rules, Penalties, Fights - A Primer Hockey is a fast sport, and if you don't already know how it works, it can be a little hard to follow at first. This short intro is just what you need to get your buddies, parents, heck yourself up and running in time for the play-offs.
- Fluorescent Chinese pig passes on trait to offspring A pig genetically modified in China to make it glow has given birth to fluorescent piglets, proving such changes can be inherited.
- ABC Polling Director Looks For Someone To Blame There will be a serious, critical look at the final pre-election polls in the Democratic presidential primary in New Hampshire; that is essential. It is simply unprecedented for so many polls to have been so wrong. We need to know why.
- Fluorescent Pig Gives Birth to Glowing Piglets A fluorescent green Chinese pig has given birth to two piglets which share their mother's transgenic characteristic after she mated with an ordinary pig, state media said.
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- Top 21 Signs You Need a Break from SEO A hilarious list of signs that indicate you need a definite break from SEO. Seriously, stop having dreams about SEO!
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- U.S Considers New Covert Push Within Pakistan--w/New Military & CIA Strikes According to NY Times, "sensitive" high level White House meeting occurred Friday to discuss contemplated aggressive new Pakistan approach. Loosening of CIA restrictions being considered, as well as aggressive deployment of Special Ops & other military operations, & broad mix of new (& still classified) covert interventions...
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- Disney World Restaurant Bans Children The home of Mickey Mouse, Tigger and Tinkerbell has banned kids from its fanciest restaurant.
- Musharraf: Bhutto bears responsibility for death "For standing up outside the car, I think it was she to blame alone. Nobody else. Responsibility is hers," Musharraf said in the interview taped on Saturday morning.
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