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Category: Music Subcategory: Rock Quality: MP3/Variable Language: No language info Uploaded by: tulltaleheart Size: 80.29 MB - April Russo [5hr 43min ago]

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This is one AWESOME little lightweight portable audio player. I am in love with it! http://www.donationcoder.... - April Russo [11hr 25min ago]

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This is one of my fav puzzle games. - April Russo [13hr 22min ago]

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"A couple of years ago I started doing more and more web development and web design, and less and less desktop development. Here’s a few things I wish I’d known then:" - April Russo - via Bookmarklet [2d 8hr ago]

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Chrome! ;) - Tyson Key [2d 6hr ago]

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:-D Here's the game Chromon! http://jaypeeonline.net/i... - vijay [2d 6hr ago]

Hah, shame it's so tricky. - Tyson Key [1d 16hr ago]

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They allow local VNC client access. - April Russo [1d 18hr ago]

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"The microscopic aquatic creatures known as bdelloid rotifers are used to enduring dry spells—in more senses than one. In their common habitats of moss, soil, and seasonal pools, these minuscule, transparent animals routinely survive periods of complete dessication that can last from days to years. They also hold the record for celibacy among animals: All 460 known species of bdelloids consist exclusively of egg-laying females that have essentially been cloning themselves for 100 million years. Their endurance has long posed a kind of scientific mystery, as the majority of asexually reproducing species tend to fade away over time. But a genetic study published in May in Science [subscription required] hints that bdelloids emerging from a drought might have a kind of bizarre sex after all." - April Russo - via Bookmarklet [1d 18hr ago]

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"Have you ever considered the puzzle of doubling ancestors? Everybody has two parents, four grandparents, eight great grandparents, and so on back through time, with the number of ancestors doubling in each generation. Go back 30 generations and the number of ancestors tops one billion. Eventually we arrive at a time when we have more ancestors than there could have been people in the world. How can this be? Common sense, not to mention the book of Genesis, suggests the human race started off with a handful of individuals whose numbers steadily increased. What are the implications of these two surging numerical tides, ancestors and descendants, butting head to head? Enclosed is a $10 check for the trouble of a personal reply. — George M., Monrovia, California" - April Russo - via Bookmarklet [2d 9hr ago]

I liked this; "Pedigree collapse explains why it's so easy for professional genealogists to trace your lineage back to royalty--go far enough back and you're related to everybody. For that matter, you're probably related to everybody alive today. Some geneticists believe that everybody on earth is at least 50th cousin to everybody else." - Christopher Harley [2d 9hr ago]

So, Thanks Cousin. - Christopher Harley [2d 9hr ago]

That "50th cousin" thing is how I shut my husband up when he says something racist. Then I tell him to go take his southern Italian face and go look in the mirror and think about it while he is combing his kinky curly hair. - April Russo [2d 8hr ago]

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"Researchers at Leeds University, led by Prof Jens Krause, performed a series of experiments where volunteers were told to randomly walk around a large hall without talking to each other. A select few were then given more detailed instructions on where to walk. The scientists discovered that people end up blindly following one or two people who appear to know where they’re going. The published results showed that it only takes 5% of what the scientists called “informed individuals” to influence the direction of a crowd of around 200 people. The remaining 95% follow without even realizing it." - April Russo - via Bookmarklet [2d 9hr ago]

sheeple. :o) - Rob Sellen [2d 9hr ago]

I didn't know Scoble was in the experiment group. :) - Morton Fox [2d 9hr ago]

You can witness the sheep theory in action at any line...people generally assume something must be "wrong" with the short or empty line. - Craig Eddy [2d 9hr ago]

+ 1craig... very true... - Rob Sellen [2d 9hr ago]

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"MyCSSMenu.com provides the average webmaster with tools to create custom, cross browser compatible website menus. Our menu generator makes it easy to create custom CSS menus without having to know all the complicated HTML and CSS. Feel free to use MyCSSMenu.com an unlimited amount of times. Just choose template and then click Customize button below or simple double click to create your own menu." - April Russo - via Bookmarklet [2d 10hr ago]

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This was part of Encore Math Express. - April Russo [2d 18hr ago]

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For me, this was part of Encore Math Express. - April Russo [2d 18hr ago]