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Raid Your Kitchen to Make Colorful Marbled Milk Paper
[ad_1]There are a few different ways to create marbled paper, but if you ask us, the milk method is by far the coolest. The dish soap mixing with the colored milk creates such mesmerizing swirls. We almost...

Medical News Today: Compartment syndrome: Anatomy, causes, and treatment
[ad_1]Learn about compartment syndrome. What is the anatomy of compartment syndrome, what are the causes, what are the symptoms and how is it diagnosed?[ad_2]Source link قالب...

Flush times for hackers in booming cyber security job market
[ad_1]LAS VEGAS (Reuters) - The surge in far-flung and destructive cyber attacks is not good for national security, but for an increasing number of hackers and researchers, it is great for job security....

USB 3.2 Doubles the Speed of Cables You Already Have
[ad_1] The latest USB 3.1 specification is pretty fast, but it could be even faster. How about twice as fast? That’s what the USB-IF is promising for its newly announced...
Brembo's Bombassei inducted into Automotive Hall of Fame
[ad_1] Class of distinctionThe Automotive Hall of Fame in Detroit last week inducted four new members: from left, former General Motors design chief Ed Welburn, Brembo Chairman Alberto Bombassei,...
I Desperately Want a Clean Home, But My Brain Can't Process Clutter
[ad_1]I've always been shamed for my clutter. Back in sixth grade my teacher dumped my desk onto the floor as a means of guilting me into cleaning it. Then in high school I won the "Messiest Locker" prize....

Medical News Today: Depression may alter brain's white matter structure
[ad_1]In a major study that uses cutting-edge imaging, researchers show that people with depression have alterations in the white matter part of the brain.[ad_2]Source link قالب...

Fed holds rates steady, expects portfolio cuts 'relatively soon'
[ad_1]WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve kept interest rates unchanged on Wednesday and said it expected to start winding down its massive holdings of bonds "relatively soon" in a sign of confidence...

Roomba Maker Wants to Sell Maps of Your Home to Google, Amazon
[ad_1] One of the problems with covering the decline of privacy in the digital age is the very concept that people should have the right to control how their information...
Williams 'confident' UAW can win vote at Nissan plant
[ad_1] Dennis Williams: "We always take lessons learned. I always learned more from my losses than my wins." Photo credit: Michael Wayland UPDATED:...
Someone Please Buy This $89,900 South Carolina Home
[ad_1]It's a fixer-upper for sure, but that just adds to the allure of this incredible historical home in Darlington, SC, being offered for a song. Priced at just $89,900—and featuring the double-decker,...

Medical News Today: Social interaction could boost chemotherapy's effectiveness
[ad_1]A new study investigates the impact of social interaction on the effectiveness of chemotherapy and the patients' chances of survival.[ad_2]Source link قالب...

AT&T's quarterly profit tops Wall Street estimates, shares rise
[ad_1]NEW YORK (Reuters) - AT&T Inc's (T.N) quarterly profit topped Wall Street estimates on Tuesday as the No. 2 U.S. wireless carrier lowered operating costs and introduced new promotions bundling...

The SNES Classic Launch Is On Track to Be Another Disaster
[ad_1] In business, it’s usually ideal to sell as many things as possible to consumers, but Nintendo has a different approach. The NES Classic Edition released last year...

FCA, Santander -- a case study in subprime
[ad_1] It's classic subprime: hasty loans, rapid defaults, and, at times, outright fraud.Only this isn't the U.S. housing market circa 2007. It's the U.S. auto industry circa...
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