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'Sucker Punch' Trailer is BADASS (Video)

Digg - 4 hours 2 min ago
'Sucker Punch' is being touted as Alice in Wonderland with machine guns. And if this trailer is any indication, it looks that promised is definitely going to be delivered. 'Sucker Punch' is in theaters March 25, 2001.


The Science Behind "Having a Bad Day" (and How to Solve It)

Digg - 4 hours 7 min ago
Here's the thing… there is absolutely no such thing as a bad day in reality. A bad day only exists in our interpretation of reality, which then becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy.


A Total Body Transplant? It's Possible! [documentary]

Digg - 4 hours 12 min ago
Dr. Robert White has successfully transplanted full heads of monkeys and dogs onto new bodies. He has also kept severed dog heads alive and responding well after the "death" of the body. Can a human head/body transplant be that far away?


My mom's maniacal texts - Matt Kirshen

Digg - 4 hours 13 min ago
LOL! From http://videosift.com/video/My-mom-s-maniacal-texts-Matt-Kirshen ...


The Hidden Treasures Auto Workers Leave In Cars

Digg - 4 hours 14 min ago
During the bad old days of labor disputes and union misbehavior, auto workers would "accidentally" lose stuff in car doors or behind the dashboard. Those days are over. That means workers now just legitimately lose stuff. Here are some examples.


Teams of Physicists Closing in on the ‘God Particle’

Digg - 4 hours 14 min ago
A thousand physicists working at the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory in Batavia, Ill., reported in Paris on Monday that they had not found the “God particle,” yet. But they are beginning to figure out where it is not.


Putin sang patriotic songs with spies expelled from USA

Digg - 4 hours 16 min ago
Vladimir Putin has told of singing patriotic songs with the Russian spies expelled from the US in his most revealing comments on the case so far.


UK ISP TalkTalk Caught Monitoring Its Customers

Slashdot - 4 hours 21 min ago
An anonymous reader writes "The UK ISP TalkTalk has been caught using a form of Deep Packet Inspection technology to monitor and record the websites that its customers visit, without getting their explicit consent. The system, which is not yet fully in place, ultimately aims to help block malware websites by comparing the URL that a person visits against a list of good and bad sites. Bad sites will then be restricted. TalkTalk claims that its method is totally anonymous and that the only people with visibility of the URL database itself are Chinese firm Huawei, which will no doubt help everybody to feel a lot better (apply sarc mark here) about potentially having their privacy invaded."

Read more of this story at Slashdot.


Hilarious Burrito Brawl in NYC (Video

Digg - 4 hours 22 min ago
Just another day in NYC.


Football Headshot From Balcony 25 Feet Away (Video)

Digg - 4 hours 42 min ago
This brings his pass completion record to 1-1, which raises his douche move completion record to a school high 35 for 35.


An ode to the death of the paper book

Digg - 4 hours 52 min ago
Attention, folks who like to read! It now behooves us to take heed Of a development ironic...


The Most Blatant 'Dive' At A Boxing Match I've Ever Seen.

Digg - 5 hours 2 min ago
Danny Green Vs Paul Briggs at the Challenge Stadium, Perth, Western Australia, Australia for the International Boxing Organization cruiserweight title.


Word on the Street: Wyclef Gonna Run For President Of Haiti

Digg - 5 hours 32 min ago
There are reports that the musician, Wyclef Jean, is mulling a run for the top office in Haiti. Reached by phone, Jean told CNN that talk of a campaign is a bit premature as he is still mulling it over.“I can’t sing forever,” Jean said.


How a Key Enzyme Repairs Sun-Damaged DNA

Slashdot - 5 hours 44 min ago
BraveHeart writes "Researchers have long known that mammals, including humans, lack a key enzyme — one possessed by most of the animal kingdom and even plants — that reverses severe sun damage. For the first time, researchers have witnessed how this enzyme works at the atomic level to repair sun-damaged DNA. 'Normal sunscreen lotions convert UV light to heat, or reflect it away from our skin. A sunscreen containing photolyase could potentially heal some of the damage from UV rays that get through.'"

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FL church’s Burn a Koran Day follows No ***** Mayor protest

Digg - 5 hours 45 min ago
A Florida church called the Dove World Outreach Center, in keeping with its pledge to “stand up for righteousness,” is hosting “International Burn a Koran Day” on September 11. But only after the “No ***** Mayor” protest next month.


Blizzard: We're platform agnostic

Digg - 6 hours 2 min ago
PC development behemoth says it doesn't focus on format.


Who Needs to Work? Fake It You'll Be Fine

Digg - 6 hours 12 min ago
There are many ways to safely dodge work, even if for a short time, that can be pulled off easily by just about anyone. These 15 methods of faking work aren't just easy, they can apply to just about everyone -- from the worker in the cube-farm to the telecommuting pajama-exec.


Hover Shark Is Worse Than Snakes On A Plane [VID]

Digg - 6 hours 32 min ago
This, my friends is B grade movie as it should be done.


Alan Ball, Please put Bruce Campbell on TRUE BLOOD

Digg - 6 hours 32 min ago
Something very cool happened at the TB Comic-Con panel. Alan Ball was talking about a new character for Season 4 called Bubba. Bubba lives in Bon Temps and he's, essentially, brain dead. He's treated like an errand boy by other vampires and hates being called "Elvis." Campbell would be perfect. Let's get some momentum behind this movement...


A reenacted Craigslist casual encounter [Video]

Digg - 6 hours 32 min ago
Wow, My Date Sucked! draws inspiration from user submitted nightmare dates.


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