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'True Blood' recap: Season 5, Episode 8, 'Somebody That I Used to Know'
What do vampires do after massacring a wedding reception? Plan for world domination, of course. After last week's monstrously ridiculous episode, this week was a bit more sedate. For "True Blood" that means a graphic sex scene, double Sams (seriously)...
Tags: True Blood (tv program), Gotye (music artist), Vampires (supernatural entitiess), Stephen Moyer
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Dr. Tolman and professor Einstein
FrameworkDr. Richard C. Tolman, left, and Prof. Albert Einstein standing in front of blackboard at California Institute of Technology. Dr. Tolman led a seminar at Cal Tech for over 50 scientists.... -
Wavy Gravy is Back as Emcee of Gathering of the Vibes
Wavy Gravy's main claim to fame is being the head of the Hog Farm hippie commune that served free food to the masses at Woodstock some 43 years ago (and still survives to this day). "What we have in mind is breakfast in bed for 400,000," he exclaimed...
Tags: Bob Dylan, Gravy, Festive Events, Entertainment, Netflix Inc.
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Opportunities are within our grasp
Arianna HuffingtonNo matter where we are on the political spectrum, or what we think the role of government should be, most of us would agree that something is broken in America. One of the things that defines our country -- the American Dream -- is in real danger. As...Tags: Steve Jobs, Business, Labor Markets, Festive Events, Career and Workplace
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Spiritual tweets finding waves of support
Twitter gives the impression of being obsessed with mindless earthly trivia, from Justin Bieber's latest heartfelt tweet to his Beliebers to LeBron James' reflections on winning the NBA championship. But Atlanta-based Twitter executive Claire Diaz-Ortiz...Tags: Amazon.com Inc., Computer Networking and Internet, Religion and Belief, Twitter, Inc., Heavy Engineering
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Reader photos: Southern California Moments, Day 172
L.A. NOW"A work in progress": Cindi Kauffman caught graphic designer Moe Notsu chalking up a portrait of Time magazine's Person of the Century, Albert Einstein, at the Pasadena Chalk Art Festival. The photo was taken with an iPhone and processed with...... -
Grads, principal say goodbye to Glendale High
Hundreds of graduates, along with their principal, bid farewell Thursday to four years at Glendale Unified High School. More than 600 graduates dressed in red and black caps and gowns took center stage at Moyse Stadium as they prepared to move on to...
Tags: University of California, Berkeley, Graduation, John Wooden, Colleges and Universities, Vince Lombardi
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Study finds happy people really do live longer
For all of us concerned about getting olde, here's a secret that may keep you above ground just a little longer. Researchers at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine (and who could argue with him) found that extroverts live longer. It's all part of...Tags: Genes and Chromosomes
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The Physicists
VarietySir Isaac Newton (Justin Salinger) tosses the curls of his 18th-century wig and draws himself erect: "May I ask what is going on here?" Good question. A second nurse lies dead at a Swiss clinic and the culprit Albert Einstein (Paul Bhattacharjee) cannot...Tags: Science and Technology, Health and Medical Professionals, Frost Nixon (movie), Nursing, Tom Stoppard
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Review: 'How to Build an Android' by David F. Dufty
How to Build an Android The True Story ofPhilip K. Dick's Robotic Resurrection David F. Dufty Henry Holt: 288 pp., $26 In 2005, at the edge of robotics, a curious project took shape: an android that was an eerily realistic copy of science fiction...
Tags: Fiction, Philip K Dick, Blade Runner (movie), University of Memphis, Education
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The 'Naked' truth
First, a favor: Can you please abandon your perusal of this page for just a second or so? In that interval, we would appreciate it if you could glance at your hand. Right or left. Doesn't matter. Just a glance. We'll wait. Thanks. You saw, we assume,...
Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, University of Chicago, Human Interest, Literature, Chicago Tribune
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6-year-old girl qualifies for National Spelling Bee
KIAH6-year-old Lori Anne Madison from Virginia is quite the smarty pants. She may be young, but she can spell with the best of them. And she will; in this week's Scripps National Spelling Bee competition. Madison is the youngest speller ever to be...
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