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When he isn't designing groundbreaking video games, Shigeru Miyamoto partakes in a variety of interesting hobbies. And Nintendo doesn't want you to know what they are.
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PCBs used in insulation for electrical equipment
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No one gives a crap about our waterways here in south texas. I like to hike and my city likes to build parks in creeks that flood. After every flood we find disgusting...
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Notice how there are a lot of people very into their 80s and 90s fashion? Well these ladies are not only sporting the fashions of another decade, they are living the lifestyle.
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i like to pretend i live in space, is that kind of the same? I do not have a space suit, sadly.
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A group of US cyclists who arrived in Beijing wearing respiratory masks have apologised to China's Olympic Games organisers, a US sports official said.
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In a video I watched about athletes preparing for the games in China, it was said that athletes would be provided masks by the US olympic people (I dunno, officials I guess). ...
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When I began the research for my biography of Robert Capa, in 1980, one problem I inherited was that of dealing with an allegation of fakery regarding Capa’s 1936 photograph of a Spanish Republican...
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An in-depth, completely unscientific study by incredimazing.com has determined the meanings behind your general choice of seat location in lectures and college classes. I'm a second-row sleeper:...
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first row, I don't care about being the teacher's pet (because I have a life) it just puts me in the best position to get an A - I have a 3.9 average so it's...
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"Luis Ramirez came to the U.S. from Mexico six years ago to look for work, landing in this town in Pennsylvania's coal region. Here, he found steady employment, fathered two children and,...
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jeromecon, the second half of what you said reminds me a lot of what white people used to say about blacks in the South about sixty years back, I hope that makes you feel good...
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Recently, Mexico City has been the site of a countercultural clash, where young, middle-class "Emos" have been under attack in a bizarre string of hate crimes. In the is pod, VC2 producer...
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maybe if everyone was nicer to each other people wouldn't have to split into groups to feel like they belong, but instead people are way too interested in judging each...
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Consumer organisations attacked energy companies today for not doing enough to protect poorer people from the worst effects of spiralling gas prices .
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I've read that the price of home heating oil in the US is going to triple this year. glad that I don't live in a place where we use that stuff! I feel so sorry for...
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"Invisible tracking brings to mind science-fiction- inspired uses, or even abuses, such as unknowingly getting sprinkled with smart-tag powder for Big Brother-like monitoring,” Associated Press...
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When he isn't designing groundbreaking video games, Shigeru Miyamoto partakes in a variety of interesting hobbies. And Nintendo doesn't want you to know what they are. ... more
PCBs used in insulation for electrical equipment ... more
Notice how there are a lot of people very into their 80s and 90s fashion? Well these ladies are not only sporting the fashions of another decade, they are living the lifestyle. ... more
A group of US cyclists who arrived in Beijing wearing respiratory masks have apologised to China's Olympic Games organisers, a US sports official said. ... more
When I began the research for my biography of Robert Capa, in 1980, one problem I inherited was that of dealing with an allegation of fakery regarding Capa’s 1936 photograph of a Spanish Republican... more
An in-depth, completely unscientific study by incredimazing.com has determined the meanings behind your general choice of seat location in lectures and college classes. I'm a second-row sleeper:... more
"Luis Ramirez came to the U.S. from Mexico six years ago to look for work, landing in this town in Pennsylvania's coal region. Here, he found steady employment, fathered two children and,... more
Consumer organisations attacked energy companies today for not doing enough to protect poorer people from the worst effects of spiralling gas prices . ... more
"Invisible tracking brings to mind science-fiction- inspired uses, or even abuses, such as unknowingly getting sprinkled with smart-tag powder for Big Brother-like monitoring,” Associated Press... more
