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US-Russian crew arrives at space station
An American astronaut and two Russian cosmonauts arrived at the International Space Station early Thursday, kicking off a four-month stay aboard the orbiting laboratory.
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200-year-old shipwreck found in Gulf of Mexico
A newly discovered shipwreck in the Gulf of Mexico may have originally gone down 200 years ago. The ship is full of glass bottles, ceramic plates and boxes of muskets.
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Look out, kids: Windows 8 gives parents a computer-use report card
Gearing up for the ?Release Preview? of the new operating system next month, Microsoft this week detailed its plans for Windows 8?s family safety settings. One of the features lets parents receive a weekly email report that summarizes a child?s activities on the computer.
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Pre-caffeine tech: Reddit gives, you feel old!
A collection of the hottest, strangest, and most amusing stories of the morning.
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5 ways criminals use Facebook
To be sure, cyber crimes have been occurring for some time, but the presence of social media has made many crimes much easier to commit. Here are some of the ways criminals use Facebook.
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Verizon Wireless to scrap unlimited plans for 4G users
Verizon Wireless is planning to force customers to give up their unlimited data plans when they move to its high-speed wireless service, a top executive for parent company Verizon Communications Inc said on Wednesday.
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iPhone app reads the minds of cats, dogs ... and stuffed unicorns
Pets can be frustrating. Sometimes they just stare and stare at you ? as if you're supposed to magically know exactly what they're thinking. Well, an amusing (and free) iPhone app helps defuse those awkward moments by suggesting what might be on your beloved pet's mind.
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Video: Hugging toddler?s unrequited love goes viral
Every time a little boy in Russia tries to hug a little girl, she shoves him to the ground in a video that has already topped 1.2 million hits on YouTube. (TODAY)
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Google Search basically reads your mind now
Sometimes the queries you enter into Google have multiple meanings. Wouldn't it be nice if Google could simply guess what you really want results for? It now can.
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We may not trust Facebook, but we don't quit it either, shows poll
We've long known more than a few Facebook users don't trust the social network to keep their personal information private. A new poll shows that many who don't trust Facebook stay anyway.
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Antarctica sunset ? now 4 months of darkness
During the first week of May, the small crew left behind at an Antarctica research station bid farewell to the sun as it set for the last time for the season, plunging the frigid continent into the permanent midnight of winter.
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Watch a DSLR get burnt, frozen and run over - for science!
When a camera manufacturer says their camera is rugged, it's not always possible to take them at their word. One crew decided to find out just how real Canon's claims of ruggeness were, and it makes for fun watching.
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Reddit users shower gravely ill man with letters and gifts ... for over a month
Even though the Internet, as a whole, is notorious for having a short attention span, a large group of strangers have been showering a man in hospice care with countless letters, drawings, stuffed animals, DVDs and other gifts for over a month.
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SpaceX mission to include student experiments, emblems
Students' science experiments are about to make history, launching to space on the first attempt by a U.S. commercial company to send a spacecraft to the International Space Station.
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See the asteroid Juno ? if you have the right tools
A small, faint asteroid will be coming into view this week, and lucky skywatchers with the right tools could catch a glimpse of the space rock.
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