Just won Klondike game #34297 and scored 6137 points!
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An apparent ritual mass sacrifice—including decapitations and a royal beer bash—is coming to light near a pre-Inca pyramid, experts say.
New high score.
Just won Klondike game #28345 and scored 7041 points!
This my own high score!
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Just won Klondike game #68420 and scored 5324 points!
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Manufacturers are looking more and more for innovative ways of making electric motorcycles and scooters lighter and better.
It looks like a neglected bike long since consigned to the shed, but this two-wheeled contraption's value belies its rusty appearance.
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The FLOTE Stand for Tablets and eBook Readers originally appeared on The Gadgeteer on December 27, 2011 at 12:45 pm.
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Looking to score a deal on Verizon’s already discounted selection of certified pre-owned devices? You have until December 29th to do so. We’re reporting a little late on a 7-day sale that sees some good savings on used and refurbished items. The Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1, for instance, is marked down $80 to $349.99 on a two-year contract for the 16GB model. The 32GB version is going for $449.99 during the same sale. A pre-owned HTC Thunderbolt will cost you only $69.99. Deals are to be found on nearly every item knocking prices all the way down to free for select handsets (the Droid Pro, for instance). Since there is a limited stock of certified pre-owned devices it is best to act quickly before time (and inventory) runs out.
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Just won Klondike game #60971 and scored 6115 points!
This my own high score!
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The WMSRDC recently purchased and transferred homeland security equipment to these counties — including 13 snow cone machines at a total cost of $11,700.
The machines were funded by a grant from the Michigan Homeland Security Program. The request for a snow cone machine came from another county, but all 13 counties received them.
The purchase raised some questions at a recent Montcalm County Board of Commissioners meeting. Commissioners wondered about the machine and questioned its purpose.
[...]
WMSRDC Executive Director Sandeep Dey said one county requested a popcorn machine, but that request was denied.
[...]
“It is used to attract people so they can be educated and prepared for homeland security,” Dey said from his office in Muskegon. “More importantly, they (homeland security officials) felt in a medical emergency the machine was capable of making ice packs which could be used for medical purposes.”
Are you, “…educated and prepared for homeland security?”
Just won Klondike game #67075 and scored 5571 points! http://ext.softick.com/facebook?id=com.softick.android.solitaire.klondike
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Get Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer from the Amazon Appstore...I did. Check it out - http://amzn.to/r9v2mS
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Sault Ste. Marie, Ont. For the first time ever, Sault Ste. Marie will host a famed Ride for Sight charity motorcycle event this summer.
Attentive followers of dentistry developments that we are, we've been following the story of the plasma brush for awhile now. And it seems like it's making some serious progress: human clinical trials are supposed to begin in early 2012, and there's also a video (below) of the World's Bravest Dentist shooting a plasma beam into his own mouth.
Some background, for anyone who doesn't subscribe to Dentistry Illustrated Weekly: the plasma brush isn't a toothbrush, but actually a tool dentists are hoping to use for two primary situations. The first is breaking up plaque; the plasma torch, though it's no hotter than room temperature, is excellent at breaking the bonds that adhere plaque to a tooth. The second is as a sort of primer for filling cavities.
There are certain kinds of cavities, according to Hao Li, associate professor of mechanical and aerospace engineering in the Missouri University University of Missouri College of Engineering, that need to be refilled every five or seven years using current technology--and they can only be refilled a few times before having to be pulled. The plasma brush can prime a cavity for filling in sort of the same way pavers create those divots in roads before filling them in with new asphalt: it provides more surface area for the filling to stick to, and the research team claims plasma-assisted fillings could be 60% stronger than traditional fillings.
Human clinical trials are due to begin early next year at the University of Tennessee at Memphis, with the team hoping the tool could be approved by the FDA and available to dentists by 2013.
