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FILTER RESULTS ►People with high IQ suppress sensory information differently
People with high IQ scores aren't just more intelligent. They also process sensory information differently, according to a study reported in the Cell Press journal Current Biology on May 23. The findings show that the brains of people...Show More Summary
The Numbers! The Numbers!
What a disaster budget! Everyone's unhappy, but none more so than old Joe Hockey. Why's he so cross? Take Alan Austin's latest quiz and find out
20 Of Our Favorite Finds From Unique LA's Spring Show
More than 14,000 people attended Unique LA's fifth annual Spring Show, which featured 350 handpicked designers and artists, many of whom are Los Angeles-based. The event, which was held May 11 and 12 at the California Market Center in Downtown LA, also raised $3,000 for the Downtown Women's Center. [ more › ]
Exclusive: “The Hangover Part III” Star Ken “Chow” Jeong Talks Using Fake Accent, “I’ve Done Movies Without An Accent That Were More Offensive… Because They Sucked”
“The Hangover Part III” opens in theaters today and fans of Ken Jeong’s character Chow should be very happy to find he has returned for the final film in the franchise and he’s got a major role in all the
WaPo/ABC Poll: Obama Lying About Benghazi, IRS Targeting ‘Inappropriate,’ Media Still Distrusted
A new poll conducted jointly by The Washington Post and ABC News revealed some interesting trends. Among other findings, more Americans feel that Obama and his administration are lying about Benghazi, a majority feel that the IRS acted...Show More Summary
Logo Design: Zebras
We keep going through our weekly journey checking out great logos! We're thinking ahead and we want to find new topics, good ones, to share with you guys. Last week we featured more logos with hangers, and today we're featuring logos with zebras!
Every week we search through our favorite galleries: Logopond and Dribbble. Show More Summary
Earth's mantle affects long-term sea-level rise estimates
New findings reveal that the US shoreline -- from Virginia to Florida -- has been uplifted by more than 210 feet, meaning less ice melted than expected. This is big news for scientists who use the coastline to predict future sea-level rise.
Revelation: Philosophy Students Are the Druggiest
A University of Cambridge study finds that philosophers use more than their peers. But why?
Top Ten New Species Of 2013 – A ‘Musical’ Sponge, World’s Smallest Vertebrate, A Paleolithic Fungus, A ‘Trifecta’ Find & More!
The list is here!…Yes, the annual list of ‘Top Ten’ New Species has been announced… Organized annually by the Institute for International Species Exploration (IISE) at the University of Arizona, an international committee of expertsShow More Summary
Chevy Releases Extended Volt Spot, Now With More Robot Dog
This Chevy Volt ad, titled "Silent Anthem," is an extended version of the Volt footage we saw in the "Find New Roads" launch spot back in February. Visually, it's interesting, although it's as much an ad for wind farms and iPads and robot dogs as it is for the Volt. Show More Summary
Metro Hot Cars Inspire (Fake) Dating Site
"Are you ready to find a new 'commute'ment? Seeking that special someone to share a SmartBenefits card with?" [ more › ]
Researchers find more versions of digitally signed Mac OS X spyware
Security researchers have identified multiple samples of the recently discovered "KitM" spyware for Mac OS X, including one dating back to December 2012 and targeting German-speaking users. KitM (Kumar in the Mac), also known as HackBack,...Show More Summary
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1. Honeybees trained to find land mines. 2. Felix Salmon on bubbles, and Alen Mattich on bubbles, more from him here. And here is Krugman on the Japanese stock market plunge. 3. Ross Douthat, on the relationship between social and economic inequality. 4. Is this what an interview with a very smart person looks like? [...]
First Drive: 2014 Kia Cadenza
Kia's Second Effort At Luxury Finds More Love Than The Amanti
The same recent global economic crises that have led luxury automakers to invade the small car market are also somewhat responsible for the influx of near-luxury sedans from mainstream automakers. Show More Summary
Adult Stars Battle The Banks
Some strange consumer discrimination news has recently surfaced. Just as adult films become more mainstream in their appeal and accepted as entertainment by a growing number of American including a few housewives(who now find adult videos more sexy than their normal boring soap operas), a number of banks including Chase are beginning to discriminate against [...]
Anxious men fare worse during job interviews, study finds
Nervous about that upcoming job interview? You might want to take steps to reduce your jitters, especially if you are a man. People who are anxious perform more poorly in job interviews, and the effect is worse for men than women, according...Show More Summary
How to Record Video Like a Pro with Your Smartphone
How the average consumer can find value in the video quality their own smartphone’s possess, without having to spend hundreds or even thousands of dollars on more gadgets. The post How to Record Video Like a Pro with Your Smartphone appeared first on Lifehack.
Packers: Finding ways to use Mike Neal
All we know for sure is that on May 21 -- more than two months before training camp and 109 days before the start of the regular season -- Mike Neal was working as an outside linebacker during a Green Bay Packers organized team activity...Show More Summary
Green Button GROWS
Jane and Robert Brown sat down side by side, gazing at the computer screen. “We spent more money on electricity last month than we did on car payments, and I want to find out why and what we can do about it,” Jane said. “This portal is handy, but I went on and put our Continue reading ?
The Next Generation’s Privacy Settings
Jared Keller summarizes findings from a new report by Pew and the Berkman Center for Internet Society: The joint paper found that teenagers are sharing more and more personal information online: 91 percent of teenagers post at least one photo of themselves (up from 79 percent in 2006), while 71 percent post their school name (up from 49 […]
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