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AOL's sales team had a round of layoffs, The Daily Mail acquired Elite Daily, and the CEO Of Dropcam has left Nest. Read»
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A 'Tinder expert' tells other men how to be more successful on the app
A 'Tinder expert' tells other men how to be more successful on the app
He has a bunch of rules.   Read»
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There is a now a video game that lets you assemble Ikea furniture
There is a now a video game that lets you assemble Ikea furniture
Because assembling Ikea furniture is so much fun (sarcasm), a new video...  Read»
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2 lawsuits could dramatically alter the business model for Uber and Lyft
2 lawsuits could dramatically alter the business model for Uber and Lyft
Both Uber and Lyft are facing lawsuits that could dramatically change...  Read»
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We Asked Executives About The Internet Of Things And Their Answers Reveal That Security Remains A Huge Concern
Optimism tinged with trepidation.   Read»
How Elite Daily's 20-something founders sold their startup to Daily Mail for ~ $50 Million in cash
Daily Mail just acquired the media startup Elite Daily for $40 million...  Read»
Xiaomi Showed Its Customers A Map Of India That Made Them Furious
It's unusual for Xiaomi to upset its customers.  Read»
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Lance Armstrong invoked Steve Jobs when asked if he'd ever be reunited with Livestrong
Lance Armstrong invoked Steve Jobs when asked if he'd ever be reunited with Livestrong
When asked if he'd consider "reuniting" with Livestrong, the cancer...  Read»
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These Two English Towns Are About To Get The Fastest Internet In Europe
These Two English Towns Are About To Get The Fastest Internet In Europe
They won't have any problems streaming on iPlayer.  Read»
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Android is suddenly surrounded by enemies
Android is suddenly surrounded by enemies
Cyanogen wants to "take Android away from Google."  Read»
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Apple's earnings report was *too good*. People don't think Apple can beat it. Here's why that's a problem.
Apple's earnings report was *too good*. People don't think Apple can beat it. Here's why that's a problem.
Apple's holiday earnings for 2014 were record shattering. The company...  Read»
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The case against alleged Silk Road kingpin Ross Ulbricht doesn't look good for him — here's how he's defending himself
The case against alleged Silk Road kingpin Ross Ulbricht doesn't look good for him — here's how he's defending himself
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Good morning. We've got a bit of a Super Bowl special for you today. What a night!

1. Here are all the Super Bowl ads that aired Sunday night. They're in order of appearance.

2. These were the five best Super Bowl ads of 2015.

3. These were the five worst Super Bowl XLIX ads.

4. Nationwide's ad about dead children was a huge buzz kill. Viewers labeled it "depressing."

5. In fact, the Nationwide ad sparked such a reaction that it was the most-mentioned advertiser on social media during the big game. Almost two-thirds (64%) of Nationwide's social media mentions were negative in sentiment.

6. Overall, many of the 2015 Super Bowl ads were just quite depressing this year. There was far less slapstick and sex.

7. These are all the movie trailers that aired during the Super Bowl. "Ted 2" and "Jurassic World" were among the favorites.

8. Viewers loved the ad for the Clash of Clans mobile game. It starred Liam Neeson.

9. One of Budweiser's three Super Bowl spots was slammed by viewers. It was a super defensive ad that mocked craft beer.

10. Chevy ran a clever Super Bowl ad that made people think their TVs had cut out. It aired right before the big game, sending many people into a panic.

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Renewable biofuel production avoids competition with food resources

Posted: 29 Jan 2015 05:41 PM PST

The efficient production of both biofuel and animal feed from one crop is now possible, and can be done on a farm without the need for off-site processes. The research demonstrates the practical potential of an alternative to fossil fuels that does not compete with food resources.

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An ew technique exploits naturally occurring seismic waves to probe seafloor at less expense, and with fewer ill effects on marine life, scientists report.

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