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Quadcopter Aerial Photography
August 19th, 2013 11:30 PMToday's remote-controlled quadrotor helicopters can be equipped with digital cameras to take breathtaking photos and videos while in flight.
Gates: The Movie Trailer
August 19th, 2013 10:40 PMIn the spirit of the Steve Jobs biopic that came out this weekend, this trailer imagines a movie based on Bill Gates' rise to power with a cameo from his good friend Clippy.
#SlaneGirl
August 19th, 2013 9:37 PMOver this weekend, photographs of Irish teenagers publicly "going overboard" at an Eminem concert went viral on Twitter, leading us to the debate topic of the day: why is everyone talking about #Slanegirl, but not #Slaneboy?
Keep Your Business Off of Facebook
August 19th, 2013 8:01 PMThis church gospel song warns against the perils that can come with posting sensitive information on the social networking site Facebook.
Suddenly, A Snack Attack!
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Quadcopter Aerial Photography
Today's remote-controlled quadrotor helicopters can be equipped with digital cameras to take breathtaking photos and videos while in flight.
Gates: The Movie Trailer
In the spirit of the Steve Jobs biopic that came out this weekend, this trailer imagines a movie based on Bill Gates' rise to power with a cameo from his good friend Clippy.
#SlaneGirl
Over this weekend, photographs of Irish teenagers publicly "going overboard" at an Eminem concert went viral on Twitter, leading us to the debate topic of the day: why is everyone talking about #Slanegirl, but not #Slaneboy?