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The latest news about Sci Fi and Fantasy culture including books, movies, games, art. Read short stories from top authors and join in the discussion!
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Technology Product Reviews, News, Prices & Downloads | PCMag.com | PC Magazine
PC Magazine is your complete guide to PC computers, peripherals and upgrades. We test and review computer- and Internet-related products and services, report technology news and trends, and provide shopping advice and price comparisons.
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ORNL's Arakawa gets Secretarial Award | Frank Munger's Atomic City Underground | knoxnews.com
David Arakawa, who managed the SING (Spallation Neutron Source Instruments-Next Generation) project at Oak Ridge National Laboratory, was among the employees who recently received awards from Secretar
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Punishing Cheaters Promotes the Evolution of Cooperation | The Primate Diaries, Scientific American Blog Network
Humans are one of the most cooperative species on the planet. Our ability to coordinate behavior and work collaboratively with others has allowed us to create the natural world's largest and most densely populated societies, outside of deep sea microbial mats and a few Hymenoptera mega-colonies.
Tax credits - the wind in wind energy | Plugged In, Scientific American Blog Network
For wind power, 2011 was a great year. California added more new wind energy to the grid than any other state, according to a report published Tuesday by the U.S. Department of Energy. A number of other states received high honors as well.
We're NASA and We Know It - An Epic Mars Curiosity Music Video | PsiVid, Scientific American Blog Network
So Curiosity has landed, we loved, we laughed, we cried. We admired the 'mohawk guy' at the control panel, and we felt his elation at ...
How to Make Animated GIFs on a Smartphone: Scientific American
Olympics news coverage revitalized the animated GIF, or graphics interchange format. Make your own Once the hallmark of low-end online ads-dancing girls for dating sites and jiggling bellies for weight loss products-animated GIF images are popping up everywhere. You'll see them used throughout Tumblr and even on big news sites in place of video.
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56 Ways to Market Your Business on Pinterest | Copyblogger
In case you've been living in a mountain cave in Bhutan for the past couple of months, Pinterest is a relatively new social networking site that allows users to create online image collages, then quickly and easily share those collages - called "pinboards" - with other Pinterest users.
A Birthday Wish | Science Sushi, Scientific American Blog Network
On Sunday, I celebrated my 27th birthday. But today is an even more special birthday: today, the entire Scientific American Blog Network celebrates its first birthday. One year ago, this rag-tag team of bloggers began this network under the wise guidance of Bora. Today, we celebrate, as the network blows out its first candle.
Field Trip: Can Corals Survive Warming Ocean Temperatures? [Slide Show]: Scientific American Slideshows
Slide Shows | Energy & Sustainability Data from remote coral reefs in the central Pacific suggest that, although many corals are harmed by heat, certain kinds can adapt to warmer water
America: A Review
How to begin this review? Few countries that debuted in the 1700s have been as controversial or long running (it's into its 236th season now) as America. It may not have the staying power of perennial favorites such as China or the credibility of indie darlings such as Finland, but America has proven that it can at least make some cultural impact.
