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Angel Pagan Inside-The-Park Homer Lifts Giants Past Rockies (VIDEO)
SAN FRANCISCO — Angel Pagan was thinking triple out of the box. Once he rounded second and saw third base coach Tim Flannery waving him home, he shifted into another gear.Pagan became the first San Francisco player to end a game with an ins…
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Girl who was arrested for making a tin-foil volcano tells her story

On May 1, Kiera Wilmot, a Florida high school student, was arrested for mixing toilet bowl cleaner with tin foil, causing a small, harmless explosion. Though she had a spotless school record, she was expelled and charged with a felony as an adult — a harsh penalty widely ascribed to institutional racism (Wilmot is black).
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All the Stuff That Will Happen on the Internet in the Next 60 Seconds
The Internet is always hoppin’. Maybe parts of it will be slowing down just a little as everyone and their hermano tunes in to watch season four of Arrested Development, but it’ll still be humming along. Read more…
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As Populist as it May Feel, 98% of VCs Aren’t Dumb
By now you will likely have read Andy Dunn’s scathing post about Venture Capitalists in which he decries the industry’s masses. I read Andy’s post with a knowing smile on my face. After all, I am no stranger to the publicly expressing…
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Wikileaks Documentary Attacks Assange, Excuses Manning
Julian Assange is a villain, Bradley Manning is a hero: That is the message of We Steal Secrets: The Story of Wikileaks, a new documentary now showing in theaters nationwide.
We Steal Secrets opens with the story of “WANK,” a prank-worm that hit NASA in 1989. It did no damage and was unrelated to Wikileaks — though the film infers it was tied to a group of Australian hackers of which Assange was a part. The WANK sequence serves the role of Star Trek‘s constantly dying, red shirt-clad ensigns: establishing something is dangerous (in this case, computer hackers).
The film then moves into telling the story of Wikileaks with a focus on Assange, its founder and editor. At first, Assange is cast as a brilliant but rebellious programmer, while Wikileaks is shown as the collaborative effort of like-minded souls — though with Assange firmly at the helm Read more…
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Final trip for shortest flight pilot
A pilot who has completed the world’s shortest scheduled flight more than 12,000 times takes to the skies over Orkney for the last time.
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Man killed in betting shop attack
A 55-year-old man is killed in an attack at a betting shop next door to a police station in south London.
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This Week’s Top Downloads
Every week, we share a number of downloads for all platforms to help you get things done. Here were the top downloads from this week. Read more…
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Kim Dotcom Wrote a Dance Track and Apparently Has a Whole Album
Not content to just launch an encrypted file-sharing site, get stranded in the middle of nowhere, or claim to have the patent for two-step authentication, Internet dude Kim Dotcom is also apparently coming out with an album of dance music? Yeah.Read m…
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Before the boys of the Etoro tribe of Papua New Guinea can be called adults, they must consume the semen of their elders!
Before the boys of the Etoro tribe of Papua New Guinea can be called adults, they must consume the semen of their elders!
Cultures around the world have many different traditions, some that are similar to those in the western world and some that are v…
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Is This Kickstarter Project the Future of Blogging?
Ghost, an open-source blogging platform that hopes to shake up the personal publishing space, is nearing the end of its Kickstarter journey.
Almost a month ago, Ghost launched with what seemed like an audacious goal: Raise £25,000 to help create a new web platform dedicated to publishing. To date, the project has raised £150,000 (that’s $226,000 in U.S. dollars), and it has a shot at making its £250,000 stretch goal.
So what is it about Ghost that has resonated with users, developers and writers?
I spent some time talking with John O’Nolan, the founder and project leader of Ghost, about Kickstarter, open-source software and the future of publishing. Read more…
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