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Wednesday, July 16, 2014

Sunken Nazi Sub Slumbers Off Texas Coast (Newser Daily Digest)

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Sunken Nazi Sub Slumbers Off Texas Coast

Sunken Nazi Sub Slumbers Off Texas Coast

(Newser) - Many never knew how close German U-boats came to US soil during World War II, but new high-def footage reveals several wrecks on the floor of the Gulf of Mexico, some just miles off the coast of Texas. Robert Ballard, known for discovering the Titanic, is now mapping some of... More  »
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1% Even Richer Than Thought

1% Even Richer Than Thought

(Newser) - Just how rich are the super-rich? Apparently a lot of them are too rich to bother responding to surveys asking them how rich they are, and economist Philip Vermeulen believes that has led to their wealth being underestimated. In a new analysis, the senior European Central Bank economist estimates that... More  »
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Big 'Flying' Dino Had 4 Wings, Long Feathers

Big 'Flying' Dino Had 4 Wings, Long Feathers

(Newser) - Take the velociraptors made famous by Jurassic Park, make them a bit smaller, add feathers, then change the limbs to wings and you will have something resembling a newly discovered dinosaur species found in China. Researchers say Changyuraptor yangi, a carnivore that lived around 125 million years ago, has the... More  »
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Dating Site Brings in DNA Matchmaking

Dating Site Brings in DNA Matchmaking

(Newser) - Spitting in a test tube could be the first step toward finding true love, according to a new online dating business that says it is the first to offer DNA-based matchmaking. SingldOut.com analyzes the saliva samples members send in for genes that influence how people respond to emotions and... More  »
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Buffett Breaks His Own Donation Record

Buffett Breaks His Own Donation Record

(Newser) - Warren Buffett has beaten a personal record—and slipped down a place to fourth on the Forbes list of the world's richest people—with a gift of shares worth $2.8 billion to the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and several other charities, topping his record $2.6 billion... More  »
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Longtime Arch-Rivals Apple, IBM Join Forces

Longtime Arch-Rivals Apple, IBM Join Forces

(Newser) - Former arch-rivals Apple and IBM have gone in different directions since they were fiercely competing for customers in the 1980s and they're now planning to share their strengths. The two tech giants have announced a partnership to work together on more than 100 business apps designed for Apple's... More  »
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Practice Makes Perfect? Maybe Not So Much

Practice Makes Perfect? Maybe Not So Much

(Newser) - Macklemore may have put in his 10,000 hours , but maybe the rest of us shouldn’t bother—or at least some of us. A new paper disputes the significance of practice over talent, claiming that although practice is important to master a skill (a theory interpreted and defended by... More  »
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Genetically, Close Friends Like Distant Cousins

Genetically, Close Friends Like Distant Cousins

(Newser) - A new study from authors at Yale and the University of California San Diego says we share a bit of DNA with our close friends. The study claims close friends share 1% of their genetic makeup. That's about the same similarity as fourth cousins—or those who have the... More  »
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Comcast 'Call From Hell' Makes Waves

Comcast 'Call From Hell' Makes Waves

(Newser) - It's the customer service call heard 'round the world: Eight minutes of audio has been played more than 1.7 million times since Ryan Block made it available (via Soundcloud , posted on Twitter ) last night. The crux: The AOL product manager was calling Comcast to disconnect his... More  »
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Spy-Wary Germany Actually Considering Typewriters

Spy-Wary Germany Actually Considering Typewriters

(Newser) - The wave of the future for some German government communications could be a decidedly retro one. It's no secret that the country is unhappy with NSA and other spying on the country, and in a TV interview yesterday, the politician heading up parliament's probe into NSA doings in... More  »
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$27B Tobacco Merger Creates Cigarette 'Duopoly'

$27B Tobacco Merger Creates Cigarette 'Duopoly'

(Newser) - Reynolds American, the maker of Camel and Pall Mall cigarettes, has agreed to buy Lorillard, the maker of Newport menthols, in a deal that will make it a strong second to Marlboro manufacturer Altria in the US tobacco market, the Wall Street Journal reports. Reynolds will pay a combination of... More  »
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Elephant Ancestor's Bones Alter Our Continent's History

Elephant Ancestor's Bones Alter Our Continent's History

(Newser) - North America's prehistoric Clovis people were known hunters of large mammoths and mastodons. But another elephant ancestor, the smaller gomphothere, may also have fallen prey to the ambitious hunter-gatherers. An archaeological dig begun in 2007 in northwestern Mexico now carbon dates that site—which has given up Clovis spear... More  »
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