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Was Man Eaten Alive by Anaconda? Not Exactly (Newser Daily Digest)

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Was Man Eaten Alive by Anaconda? Not Exactly

Was Man Eaten Alive by Anaconda? Not Exactly

(Newser) - Eaten Alive, the Discovery Channel special that was supposed to feature Paul Rosolie being swallowed whole , then regurgitated, by an anaconda, aired last night ... but Rosolie's encounter with the giant snake didn't exactly go down as planned. According to the Hollywood Reporter , Rosolie spent most of the two-hour... More  »
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Energy Firms Secretly in Bed With Republican AGs

Energy Firms Secretly in Bed With Republican AGs

(Newser) - Republican attorneys general have teamed up with energy companies to fight federal environmental regulation in what a New York Times investigation says is an "unprecedented, secretive alliance." Attorneys general in at least a dozen states are so cozy with energy firms and other big corporations that they do... More  »
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Passenger Jet Nearly Hits Unidentified Drone

Passenger Jet Nearly Hits Unidentified Drone

(Newser) - An Airbus A320 nearly hit a drone at Britain's Heathrow Airport earlier this year, authorities have revealed. A report from air safety authorities says the pilot was at 700 feet and preparing to land on July 22 when he saw the helicopter-style drone, ITV reports. The owner of the... More  »
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Most Frequent NJ Lottery Winners: Lottery Retailers

Most Frequent NJ Lottery Winners: Lottery Retailers

(Newser) - Unless New Jersey lottery retailers are either incredibly lucky or are spending a mind-boggling amount of money on lottery tickets, something pretty fishy is going on, the Asbury Park Press reports. A Press investigation found that half of the 20 most frequent prizewinners in the New Jersey Lottery since 2009—... More  »
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Highest-Paid Private College President Made $7.1M

Highest-Paid Private College President Made $7.1M

(Newser) - Being president of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute paid more than 15 times as much as being president of the United States in 2012, according to the Chronicle of Higher Education 's latest pay survey. Shirley Ann Jackson's total compensation added up to $7,143,312 for the year, millions... More  »
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'Chinese Beverly Hills' Comes to America

'Chinese Beverly Hills' Comes to America

(Newser) - Dozens of new McMansions are cropping up in an LA suburb with the usual wine cellars and marble-lined entry halls. What's turning heads: Asians are buying most of the properties and transforming Arcadia, Calif., into what some call the "Chinese Beverly Hills," the LA Times reports. In... More  »
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Farmers' Creepy New Gig: Collecting Tarantulas

Farmers' Creepy New Gig: Collecting Tarantulas

(Newser) - After a drought this summer, some Nicaraguan farmers have struggled to make ends meet. But some have found a new way to make money: by collecting members of the local tarantula population, AFP reports. Over a two-week period, one family was able to collect 400 of the creatures. "We... More  »
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Archaeologists' Surprise Find: Ancient, Busty Statuette

Archaeologists' Surprise Find: Ancient, Busty Statuette

(Newser) - Archaeologists in northern France were digging for "tooled flint or bones," they say, when they came upon something stunning: what ended up being a 23,000-year-old sculpture of a woman. While digging near Amiens over the summer, they noticed some pieces amid the limestone they had found didn'... More  »
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Mockingjay Wins a 3rd Weekend

Mockingjay Wins a 3rd Weekend

(Newser) - The Hunger Games: Mockingjay—Part 1 claimed the top spot at the box office for the third weekend in a row with an estimated $21.6 million. The penultimate chapter in the massively successful franchise has now earned $257.7 million domestically. Mockingjay—Part 1 is still about $78 million... More  »
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North Korea: Sony Hack 'Righteous,' But Not Ours

North Korea: Sony Hack 'Righteous,' But Not Ours

(Newser) - North Korea had nothing to do with the massive hack on Sony, thank you very much, but Pyongyang is totally down with whoever did the deed: In a long-on-drama statement to state-run KCNA , a government spokesman says that the Sony hit "might be a righteous deed of the supporters... More  »
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Physicists Invent New Pasta Shape

Physicists Invent New Pasta Shape

(Newser) - It's food for thought—quite literally. A pair of scientists in the UK have turned a physics problem into an Italian-style dish. They invented anelloni, whose name is based on the Italian word for ring, as a way of studying ring-shaped polymers, Phys.org reports. Polymers, the site notes,... More  »
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