The History of the Slinky

   23 Oct 01:00:01   |  Wired

72 years ago, an ambulatory coil of galvanized steel slinked into the history books.

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Aussies: Win a Double Pass to See Jigsaw

   23 Oct 01:00:01   |  IGN

We also have an exclusive San Diego Comic Con poster signed by Jigsaw himself, Tobin Bell.

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Frying Pans and Flying Cars: Recapping The OMEN Challenge PUBG Event

   23 Oct 01:00:01   |  IGN

See the standout plays from this year?s OMEN Challenge at TwitchCon 2017.

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Devastation in Raqqa raises questions about cost of victory

   23 Oct 01:00:01   |  Associated Press

BEIRUT (AP) -- Kurdish-led forces on Friday declared victory over the Islamic State group in Raqqa, the former "capital" of its self-proclaimed caliphate where militants had terrorized the population for four years - setting up a climactic last stand for the extremists in the last vestiges of territory they control....

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What Puerto Rico is doing to get the power back after storm

   23 Oct 01:00:01   |  Associated Press

BARCELONETA, Puerto Rico (AP) -- Electrical linemen descend from helicopters, balancing on steel girders 90 feet high on transmission towers in the mountains of central Puerto Rico, far from any road. At the same time, crews fan out across the battered island, erecting light poles and power lines in a block by block slog....

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Trump considers Fed's Powell, economist Taylor to lead central bank

   23 Oct 01:00:01   |  Reuters

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - President Donald Trump is considering nominating Federal Reserve Governor Jerome Powell and Stanford University economist John Taylor for the central bank's top two jobs, in an apparent bid to reassure markets and appease conservatives hungry for change.

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Sky Pointing Curiosity Captures Breathtaking Vista of Mount Sharp and Crater Rim, Climbs Vera Rubin Seeking Hydrated Martian Minerals

   22 Oct 01:00:01   |  Universe Today

5 years after a heart throbbing Martian touchdown, Curiosity is climbing Vera Rubin Ridge in search of ?aqueous minerals? and ?clays? for clues to possible past life while capturing ?truly breathtaking? vistas of humongous Mount Sharp - her primary destination ? and the stark eroded rim of the Gale Crater landing zone from ever higher elevations, NASA scientists tell Universe Today in a new mission update.
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9 Lies We Entrepreneurs Need to Stop Telling Ourselves

   22 Oct 01:00:01   |  Entrepreneur

The first one is "I'm not smart enough." But that's totally not true, right?

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US stocks close at record highs led by telecoms, financials

   22 Oct 01:00:01   |  Financial Times

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