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Statue of Liberty A secret Illuminati Symbol - History Channel

Best-Selling author Brad Meltzer & his team thought they knew what the Statue of Liberty stood for. But now they learn that America's most powerful icon of freedom might actually be loaded with secret symbols put there by a sinister group bent on world domination....

created by UFO Blogger | 1 year ago
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Dave Keating

Russell Brand apologises for police hoax

This is truly bizarre. British comedian Russell Brand, who might be known to Americans through his role in the recent movie "Forgetting Sarah marshall," made a prank call to a local police department during a live...

created by Dave Keating | 3 years ago | updated 3 years ago
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PoV: SkypePhone - The Eighteenth Day

“Don’t judge a book by its cover.” I have learned once more. Mee andI had been criticising the day we got our hands on it but I havetotally changed my point of view since I used it from 29th January 2008. Atthe beginning, the very next day we signed a contract with 3...

created by myi4u | 3 years ago
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Jordan Yerman

But Is It Art: Someone Get the Lights

"The walls are bare, the gallery is empty. But the lights switch on, and within five seconds, back off. Martin Creed's signature work is ready for opening night.The Scottish artist's creation - which goes on...

created by Jordan Yerman | 4 years ago | updated 4 years ago
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Lighting 102: Unit 1.1 - Position (Angle)

"Summary: Lighting angle reveals form in a three-dimensional object. To see how light from a particular angle will affect your subject, view the subject from the position of the light. _______________________ We live in a world of off-axis light. The sun does not stay right...

created by benettor | 4 years ago
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Paper battery offers future power

"Flexible paper batteries could meet the energy demands of the next generation of gadgets, says a team of researchers. They have produced a sample slightly larger than a postage stamp that can release about 2.3 volts, enough to illuminate a small light. But the ambition is to...

created by Zlender | 4 years ago
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texasamy

Dan Rather at SXSW: Journalism is gutless, spineless

Dan Rather, formerly of CBS (he left last year due to well publicized scandal), now of HDNet, was the keynote speaker at this year's SXSW Interactive. He spent much of his hour-long speech talking about the past,...