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Dennis Ritchie, pioneer of C programming language and Unix, reported dead at age 70
100+ We're getting reports today that Dennis Ritchie, the man who created the C programming language and spearheaded the development of Unix, has died at the age of 70. The sad news was first reported by Rob Pike, a Google engineer and former colleague of Ritchie's, who confirmed via Google+ that the computer scientist passed away over the weekend, after a long battle with an unspecified illness. Ritch
People Are Awesome: New Blog Features Millionaires Who Stand with Occupy Wall Street
72 Rich kids catch a lot of flak, sometimes for good reason (e.g. Donald Trump), but sometimes because people assume everyone with a trust fund is in Monaco playing baccarat, eating 10-course meals, and lighting their cigars with the pink slips of the unemployed. Some people with trust funds are doing that, of course—especially the pink slips part—but many others are not. In fact, there are a numbe
PrefixFree: Break Free From CSS Prefix Hell
100+ Editor’s note: This article is the first piece in our new series introducing new, useful and freely available tools and techniques presented and released by active members of the Web design community. Lea Verou is well-known for her experiments with CSS and JavaScript
Tech
Ubuntu 11.10 'Oneiric Ocelot' now available to download
100+ In case you haven't been keeping an eye on the countdown, we thought we'd remind you that Ubuntu 11.10 -- otherwise known as Oneiric Ocelot -- is now available to download (completely free of charge, of course). That brings with it an updated version of the Unity interface that includes features like a new alt + tab switcher and "Lenses" with some expanded functionality instead of the previous
Samsung confirms Ice Cream Sandwich event on October 19
100+ Just like we'd heard, we'll be getting our first taste of Ice Cream Sandwich next week, on October 19th to be precise. Of course we've already had a whiff of what it looks like in a video, and sampling the new Music and Google+ apps gave us another good look. But now we're set to see it for real, and if all goes well we might just get some new hardware out of the deal, too. Will this be the d
You Can Now Connect Your YouTube & Google Plus Accounts
28 Google is rolling out the ability to link YouTube accounts with Google Plus. The link will add videos shared with you on Google Plus to your YouTube homepage. In a public Plus post, Nirav Mehta says that the process takes some time to complete initially. To link your accounts, go to the Sharing tab in your YouTube account settings. YouTube and Google Plus already have some integration; Plus users
Here's Phoenix Wright in Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3
38 Capcom actually did it. Phoenix Wright is in Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3, and somehow Capcom managed to build an arsenal of attacks based on Phoenix's strengths: investigation, gathering and presenting evidence, and ... getting out of Maya Fey's way. He even has a super attack in which he presents decisive evidence in a murder case against his opponent. If you're at New York Comic-Con, you'l
Free-to-play Shadowrun Online announced 42
Joystiq • 9 hours ago
Design
Octopus Ring Toss
16 This Octopus Ring Toss bath toy by SkipHop is simply adorable.
Unusual & Striking Interior: House RNG
16 Modern is…seeing interiors that don’t relate to any interior you ever grew up in, but still appreciating it and finding tidbits of inspiration in it. The House RNG is a lovely, earthy, pared-back interior look that mixes cultural styles to create a simply stunning array of feelings and textures and colors. Furnishings are super simple and most furniture is made from wood or stone — materials fr
The Last Trash Can You'll Ever Buy
12 ...or so goes the tagline to Brendan Ravenhill's aptly named Dustbin. We've seen a fair share of convertible dustpans before—Lufdesign's (never produced?) pan × bin and Kawamura Ganjavian's dubious pan × funnel—not to mention garbage can galore, but none quite like Ravenhill's design, where the former has been incorporated into the lid of the latter. He's turned it on end, in a mann
My Writing Desk by Inesa Malafej
100+ Lithuanian-born Inesa Malafej of Etc. Etc. designed the highly functional My Writing Desk while in school to always ensure a clean working space and to solve organizational issues. The desk is surrounded on three sides by high edges to allow for easy accessibility, storage and containment of your personal work, but also so that you can prop up important papers and books. The corners are split for
Skim Milk: Stay Residence by StudioLOOP 58
Design Milk • 11 hours ago
Zaoblený Loft by A1 Architects 34
CONTEMPORIST • 12 hours ago
Apple
CanvasPop: iPhone 4S has 'highest quality on board cameras on any smart phone'
18 The folks at CanvasPop do a lot of photo printing, so they wanted to see how well the camera on the new iPhone 4S worked with their large-format canvas printing service. The results were great! One of their in-house printing experts grabbed a sample image from the gallery that Apple posted last week, then wrote a review of the 8-megapixel camera based on the quality of a print that was made
iPad mirroring mode on your AppleTV 2: How to do it
28 One of the least publicized features in iOS 5 is the ability of the iPad 2 (and, apparently, the iPhone 4S) to wirelessly mirror its screen to a second-generation Apple TV. If both your iPad and your Apple TV are fully up-to-date, here's how you activate mirror mode. Don't look for the controls in the Settings app on your iPad. Instead, they are snuggled next to the iPod controls. Double-press yo
Speaking of Grains of Salt Regarding Businessweek Stories
92 From a Peter Burrows piece for Businessweek, “Working With Steve Jobs”, interviewing former AOL CEO Barry Schuler: Steve Jobs was a genius, but he knew his limits. “He was never a guy who tried to make believe he had expertise in something,” said Barry Schuler, now a partner at venture capital firm Draper Fisher Jurvetson. That was clear to Schuler when he got a call from Jobs in early 1997
Doing Things That Can’t Be Done
74 Herb Sutter on Dennis Ritchie: C is a poster child for why it’s essential to keep those people who know a thing can’t be done from bothering the people who are doing it. ★
The Last Time I Saw Steve Jobs 100+
Daring Fireball • 21 hours ago
Visual Design
Fast and great support from the 37signals team
28 Our support team works hard every day to make our customers happy, and we’re always proud to show how great a job they do. In addition to making customers happy, our fantastic team also answers questions fast. Across the last 500 new cases we’ve received during our normal hours, we’ve responded to 97% in less than hour, with the average case answered in 14 minutes and solved in 25 minutes. O
NeXT logo presentation
20 In 1986, Steve Jobs hired Paul Rand to design a logo for his NeXT educational computer company. Like Antonio, I don’t love the design, but we can learn a lot from the way in which Rand presented his idea to Jobs. “The only thing Rand knew was that the mysterious NeXT computer was a black cube. With this scant yet meaningful intelligence, Rand developed a unique proposal book for the mark that wal
Vesa Sammalisto: Visit Finland
18 I’m a big fan of the work of Vesa Sammalisto, who was recently named an ADC Young Gun. His compositions are always brimming with fun details that reveal themselves over time, and he definitely has a way with color. Case in point: this series of illustrations for Visit Finland.
Rapture Publication
14 Another project of many hats and a single creator, where the desire to share a passion and learn more about how to make things come together to create a beautiful set of materials under the title RAPTURE. A perfect name, if you ask me. RAPTURE is an independent publication created, printed and designed by me, where I had the pleasure to explore several printing techniques: silkscreening, movable
War! What is it good for? For Good Logos 26
Brand New • 12 hours ago
Business
Khosla Ventures raises $1.05B fund, half of it is for cleantech
4 Storied venture capitalist Vinod Khosla and his firm, Khosla Ventures, have raised a $1.05 billion fund. Khosla said he will invest half of the new fund into clean technology companies, according to a report by the Wall Street Journal. The firm will continue to make early-stage investments in technology companies like group-texting service GroupMe. The new fund puts Khosla Ventures among the top f
Was Steve Jobs a Good Decision Maker?
4 The world continues to honor and mourn Steve Jobs a week after his death, and there is plenty to praise. His legacy lives on in today's iCloud and iOS 5 availability, and in the new iPhone 4S being praised by several prominent technology reviewers. David Pogue, my favorite technology writer, is so enthusiastic as to call the new phone's features almost magical. I've long admired Apple produc
Make the Dangerous Choice to Dissent
8 Work harder, feel emptier, buy more, grow poorer...work harder. Sound familiar? That's the conventional wisdom of the omnipresent church of more, bigger, faster, cheaper, nastier, now. The problem is that the conventional wisdom isn't just wrong. If we want real human prosperity, the ability to live a live that not merely glitters, but that matters — well, then it was never right. That's
Sonic.Net goes on the ISP offensive
8 When you apply the innovator’s dilemma to the broadband market, you might end up with a company like Sonic.net. A California ISP serving about 36,000 customers, Sonic.net has taken an outsider’s view to selling broadband, and may end up disrupting the industry more than Netflix and Google combined. Today Sonic.net’s brand of disruption is limited to California, but Dane Jasper, the company’s CEO,
What We Are Seeing 18
A VC • 13 hours ago
Viral Video: "The Avengers" 20
AllThingsD • 15 hours ago
Data Visualization
Final Call: What Does Your Soul Look Like?
4 Way back, way back in time (er 2009), we asked you to draw your souls. Just a five-minute sketch as part of a piece of interactive art.We were curious about how people perceive their ‘souls’. Hell, we could even maybe visualize a taxonomy of souls?Anyway, we’ve had loads of entries. Loads. Such lovely ones, too. And in this case, more is more.So feel free to send us your hand-drawn soul. Which ca
Life expectancy changes
42 I played around with D3 some more. This time I used data from The World Bank to look at life expectancy over time and by country. The data goes back to 1960 and up to the most current estimates for 2009. Each line represents a country, and you can see a few more details by rolling over each one. More usefully, you can select regions, as defined by The World Bank, and see how groups of countries ha
Circle of Trust
10 The Circle of Trust is an interface data-visualization experiment using Google+ API and HTML5. In an effort to understand how asymmetric relationship networks are at Google Plus, the authors made a simple algorithm to visualize who are the people inside your circle of trust and who are the people outside.Green are the people you have circled and they have circled you back, yellow is for people tha
Sense of Patterns
6 Sense of Patterns is an on-going project, a series of printed data visualizations aiming to depict the behaviors of masses in different public spaces. The visualizations have a focus on the patterns of moving entities in public like commuters, cars and public transportation vehicles as well as the interaction between these entities and physical structures like roads, sidewalks, buildings and parks
Where people don’t use Facebook 100+
FlowingData • 1 day ago
Photography
RIP Jobs
100+ Steve Jobs memorial at Eaton Centre's Apple Store.
Tower and Dome
100+ Rogers Centre's dome illuminating the surrounding towers on a hazy evening. Seen from Toronto Islands Ferry.
Empty Apple
100+ Rest in Peace Steve Jobs. He was a true visionary and he changed the world. And I'm not even an Apple user (except for an iPad).
Clouds on Water
100+ Miskwabi Lake in Haliburton.
Bent Road 100+
[daily dose of imagery] • 9 days ago
Deco
The Fold Down, Hideaway DJ Turntable Island
12 We've always been fond of musicians' homes; where in our mind, it would be nothing less than the ultimate entertaining spaces for guests. Luckily, for those who can't afford to fit an entire band in their space, they can substitute by building in a custom hide-away DJ turntable island that'll be sure to impress.Read Full Post
Body By Ikea - Stolmen 200
2 Materials: 2 Stolmen Poles, 10 Stolmen Mounting Fixture Sets, 2 Stolmen Shelves, 1 Stolmen Hook, 1 Tower 200 Description: The Tower 200 was a great purchase for us, as it is "a complete home workout", and all you need is a door. The only problem was... we did not have a door to use. So we improvised. In the basement, the ceiling is floating panels, so we removed two of the panels, and attach
upholstery basics: coil seat finale
18 How kind of you to join me again for Upholstery Basics as we wrap up this sweet little chair! As you’ve seen from Parts One and Two, coil springs are quite a labor of love but are responsible for seats worthy of lingering. When I finished this chair, I decided it had to come home with me to replace the worn out wooden chair I’ve used for years as my vanity perch, and it’s been delightful. Pixie a
before & after: ground floor transformation
20 This ground floor renovation of a client’s home by architect Marianne Amodio is one of my favorite large-scale Before & After projects of recent months. It reminded me that sometimes taking away some of the layers that have been added to an old home can be the best way to help an interior realize its most beautiful state. I love the focus on all the natural, raw materials, and the all-tile ba
The Cable Manager Only a Star Wars Fan Could Love 16
Unplggd • 15 hours ago
Cooking
[Edible Idiom] Se vendre comme des petits pains
6 Photography by J. Annie Wang. This is part of a series on French idiomatic expressions that relate to food. Browse the list of idioms featured so far. This week's expression is, "Se vendre comme des petits pains." Literally translated as, "selling like small breads," it means selling like hotcakes, i.e. selling quickly, effortlessly, and in large numbers. It is very commonly used. Example: "L
apple pie cookies
100+ As far as reentry* points to on-a-whim cooking go, these cookies aren’t the most obvious choice. I might have gone with something from the market, or something from a new fall cookbook or maybe just something practical that would feed us for the next few days, like a hearty stew. Instead I went with cute. Like, unseemly cute. Borderline twee. I might as well tie a ribbon around them, had I any r
Sydney Dining
2 If I ever get back to Sydney, I may never leave. And not just because it takes the better part of a full day to get there, or to recover from the jet-lag, which Australians know about all-too-well…since for them to go anywhere, it’s a considerable journey as well. But what I found interesting was whenever I told any locals how great their city was, they’d say, “Yeah, it’s pretty great.” Most of t
Full on Oregon: A story around talented people and beautiful food
44 Portland’s Farmer’s Market On the third and last day of our stay in Portland, we are promised a visit to the Saturday farmer’s market. I am glowing with excitement. I’ve heard a great deal about the markets of the West Coast, and after seeing Seattle’s and San Francisco’s, I’m impatient to see a new one for myself that morning. When I wake up, the sunlight cracking past my bedroom blinds assures
Sardine Rillettes 6
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Fashion
Kirsten Dunst by Max Abadian for Flare November 2011
6 Secret Smile – Captured by Max Abadian, Flare cover girl Kirsten Dunst looks stunning in the Canadian glossy’s November issue. Styled by fashion editor Elizabeth Cabral, Kirsten sports lacy and dark looks from the likes of Tom Ford, Elizabeth and James and Marc Jacobs. / See Kirsten’s cover here. Take a look at the behind the scenes video of this shoot on Flare.com (...)Read the rest of Kirsten
On the Street….Jardin des Tuileries, Paris
100+ When I first saw her, she reminded me of a living, breathing John Singer Sargent painting.
Streetstyle Factor
38 I found myself laughing hysterically at one particular press release that was sent out documenting all the instances of one particular brand worn in streetstyle photographs with myself included, captioned as "Susie Bubble wears xxx to Viktor & Rolf show". Chortle chortle - who the crap cares what I'm wearing and why would that matter to whoever is receieving said press release.
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The Shoe Trailer 20
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Coco Rocha, Model 8
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Gaming
NintendoWare Weekly: Catrap, 101-in-1
2 Deceptively big numbers abound (as big numbers tend to do) on Nintendo's download services this week. 101-in-1 Explosive Megamix collects entirely too many games in a single pack on WiiWare, and 1001 Blockbusters provides a similarly excessive number of block-breaking levels on DSiWare. On 3DS, there's an obscure, but interesting Game Boy puzzle called Catrap, which is actually about puzzles t
I Would Buy Civ II Again… If I Could Find It…
2 One of the things stopping me from writing up what I think about Civilization V is that I cannot find my 1996 Civilization II disc. Best Civ Ever... Maybe Civ II is still my gold standard for Civ games. I played the original Civilization back in the day, but once I picked up Civ II, I never went back. Civ II was clearly superior in every way over its predecessor. Not so the games that followed h
The Ancient Gaming Noob • by Wilhelm Arcturus • 8 hours ago
Introducing Shadowrun Online
4 Filed under: Sci-fi, New titles, Browser Cliffhanger Productions, the makers of the upcoming Jagged Alliance Online, has announced another title in progress: Shadowrun Online. Based on the popular pen-and-paper game, Shadowrun will share a similar top-down strategy format with Jagged Alliance. Shadowrun takes place in a dystopian 2070 where magic and technology clash, and where hackers and stree
Super Crossfire Now Available For iOS
4 [Updated: Luke has let us know that PC/Mac versions are still on the way. Hurray!] Previously, Radiangames was planning to branch out from Xbox Live Indie Games to PC, bringing its Crossfire series to the big-screen. Developer Luke Schneider then had a change of heart (brought on by a little thing called money, I'll bet!) and altered his target to iOS devices. Super Crossfire has now been relea
Even More Footage of Mari0 2
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Android
Ice Cream Sandwich statue arrives on Google campus
34 As is the tradition with each new version of Android, a new dessert-themed statue has appeared outside Building 44 on Google's Mountain View campus. This time it's an Android-shaped Ice Cream Sandwich, that's joined other tasty treats on Google's lawn, in a photo uploaded by Google software engineer Michael Soland. Not long now, folks. We'll very likely have more Ice Cream San
Google CEO on ICS, “You won’t believe what we have managed to do in this release”
20 Google just announced their Q3 financial results, and the earnings call is streaming live right now. We’re still analyzing all the info, but new Google CEO Larry Page just let out a big Android tease. When talking about Ice Cream Sandwich, Larry said, “You won’t believe what we have managed to do in this release. We see Android going gangbusters, and we don’t see anything that will stop that.” Wha
Google Translate for Android introduces speech-to-speech translations for 14 languages
20 Google has now taken the covers off their latest Google Translate update and it's a big one. In an effort to help bring down language barriers, Google Translate has brought speech-to-speech translations for 14 languages to Android. We began with just English and Spanish, but today we’re expanding to 14 languages, adding Brazilian Portuguese, Czech, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Japanese,
Ice Cream Sandwich Arrives at Building 44 of the Googleplex
40 I love seeing these statues. It usually means that a new version of Android – or at least the announcement of a new version – is right around the corner. Google’s delivered an Ice Cream Sandwich sculpture to the front lawn of the Googleplex, where larger-than-life representations of dessert corresponding to each major revision of Android hang out. Looks like everyone’s still out there, too. C
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Hello Android • 7 hours ago
Do It Yourself
Building your own replacement refrigerator thermostat
12 [Ron’s] refrigerator broke shortly after he came home from his weekly grocery trip, and since this was his second dead fridge in three years, he wanted to fix it rather than buy a new one…again. It turns out that the thermostat was toast, and a replacement would cost him $80. That was well more than he was willing to pay, but his groceries were starting to get warm, so he had to do something. Bei
Ultimaker quality FAQ is like porn for 3D printers
24 Do you think it’s not really possible to get amazing resolution from extruder-based 3D printers? You’re wrong, and this post about the attainable quality of prints on the Ultimaker proves it. The Yoda bust seen above was printed with a layer thickness of 0.02mm. This is a hack in itself because this process actually used two different layer thicknesses. The interior of the print, which you can’t
Core77′s Crayon Mold Design Trophy
46 Clever, clever idea from NY design studio Rich Brilliant Willing (a play on the three founders’ names, FYI), on contract for design blog Core77, which is giving these away to winners of its inaugural Design Awards this year. [via Boing Boing]
New in the Maker Shed: Geiger Counter Kit
42 Introducing the Geiger Counter Kit from the Maker Shed. This kit costs a fraction of a commercial unit and it works just like you it should, blinking and clicking in the presence of radiation. It takes about an hour to build and even has a serial output for tracking radioactivity over time. Is Grandma’s pottery or glass collection radioactive? Do bananas give off radiation? Is that granite table
Size Up a Too Small T-Shirt 38
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MAKE • 11 hours ago
Cinema
Matt Damon Says He Can’t Quit ‘Bourne’ or Ben Affleck
2 While doing some publicity for his current release Contagion, actor Matt Damon sat down to have a few words with The Shortlist, and they managed to get a couple quotes out of him that could spell good news for fans of Damon’s previous work. The next movie in the Bourne franchise, The Bourne Legacy, will be the first one made without Damon or his lead character Jason Bourne, instead Jeremy Renner
NYFF 2011. Joseph Cedar's "Footnote"
2 "If Henry Kissinger really invented the apercu 'academic politics are so vicious precisely because the stakes are so low,' it would have been the cleverest (and probably the least evil) thing he ever said," writes Shelly Kraicer in Cinema Scope. "Joseph Cedar's brilliant academic comedy Footnote is an elaborate, witty, and deeply human investigation of that idea, and much more. Cedar frames his s
VIFF #3: Almodovar gets skin deep
4 Pedro Almodovar's movies are so beguiled by lustrous surface textures and colors (fabrics, hair, makeup, architecture, upholstery, jewelry) that the title "The Skin I Live In" (or "The Skin That I Inhabit," as I've seen "La piel que habito" translated elsewhere) would serve well as the name of his artistic autobiography. It's a shimmering horror-farce-melodrama quilted together from scraps of Ge
Watch: Tom Hardy & Chris Pine Face-Off in 'This Means War' Trailer
2 Both Tom Hardy and Chris Pine have enjoyed quickly rising careers with films like Inception and Star Trek making them household names respectively. Now the two are facing off in this first trailer for the action comedy This Means War. Basically looking like a big budget version of Spy vs. Spy—which the trailer proudly claims—Hardy & Pine play to deadly CIA operatives who find out they've
On nudity and sex and Shame 6
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Gardening
Tomatoland: a great reason to grow your own tomatoes
6 By Jim McCausland, Sunset Magazine Authored by award-winning food writer Barry Estabrook, Tomatoland (Andrews McMeel Publishing, Kansas City, 2011; $19.99) offers a riveting overview of our most-loved vegetable, from its humble origins on the west coast of South America to its place as a $5 billion-per-year fresh market crop. While the book does expose commercial excesses in Florida tomato produ
How to save tomato seeds
4 Want to save tomato seeds for next year? Tomatoes are a great choice for beginning seed savers. Here’s how you can make sure you’ll never go another summer without a taste of your favourite variety. As tomato season winds down (booo!), it’s time to think about saving the seeds of your favourites. Tomato plants that produced early, resisted disease, and had prolific and flavourful fruit are good
Urban Farm Magazine is Awesome
4 The people at Urban Farm magazine sent me a stack of recent issues to check out, much to my delight. I've always loved Hobby Farms, the magazine that is sort of the parent of Urban Farm, and of course I adore their Chickens magazine. A whole magazine about chickens? Hell, yes! What's so great about these magazines is that they do not assume that you are a trembling, fearful beginner who need
Before & After: A Camping Party
2 Life and preparing a magazine has preceded my regular posting here but I thought this was a perfect set of images to share. We made over our back yard on Saturday afternoon from it’s normal simple serenity to something entirely different. Creating a temporary garden movie theater and transforming the place for a party was for the sake of a ninth birthday party campout celebrat
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Wedding
Karen Wise’s Montreal + NYC Wedding by Heather Waraksa
2 We love Karen Wise. Love her like family. So we just couldn’t wait to see how she, after photographing hundreds upon hundreds of weddings, approached her big day to her talented beau. We knew it would be oh so stylish, we knew Heather Waraksa would send along drop dead gorgeous images, but we did not know we would get two swoon-worthy events for the price of one! So we opened this beauty up, let o
52 incredibly romantic and not [too] cheesy love quotes
8 Nothing de-cheeses romantic books like a plastic dinosaur. Photograph by Leah Renee Photography Like many an offbeat bride before me, when I got engaged I began a long and agitating search for love quotes that did not make me throw up in my mouth. I searched many websites, bought quote books, and compiled lists of quotes I sort of liked. I found loads of them. Boatloads. Metric fuckloads. But some
Here's an eco-friendly favor idea: seed bombs!
2 I picked seed bombs as favors because I didn't want to give out "stuff" (i.e. things that will just end up in a landfill), but rather give something small that was enjoyable, expressed our ethos, and was delightfully biodegradable. My husband and I had a great time making these and getting dirty! They were really easy and took no time at all. I found the recipe for the seed bombs on the Instructa
The Moorings Club Wedding by Angel Gray Photography
2 There’s so much to love about this charming Vero Beach soiree, I am not even sure where to begin. For starters, there’s the ADORABLE newlyweds, who were set up by the Mother of the Groom. Yep, they are that adorable. Then there’s the breathtaking seaside location, gorgeous blooms by Hutchinson’s Floral, one very stunning wedding gown and a fabulous reception filled with comfort foods (including
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World News
Leur premier job avant la politique
2 Du casque de chantier à la table de massage, ceux qui aujourd'hui briguent l'Elysée n'ont pas toujours manipulé des tracts ou porté des dossiers de ministères.
Guilty verdict in home invasion trial
4 Joshua Komisarjevsky has been convicted on all charges, including three counts of murder, in connection with a 2007 Connecticut home invasion. He could receive the death penalty.
Datenjournalismus: Datenprojekt macht EU-Fördermilliarden transparent
4 Die Förderprogramme der EU sind riesig und kaum durchschaubar. Ein Datenprojekt will das ändern und fand dabei unter anderem heraus, dass auch die Mafia Geld bekommt.
Skin Deep: Makeup Makes Women Appear More Competent: Study
92 A little makeup may help your colleagues see you as trustworthy. But that viewpoint can diminish if you wear too much.
Family Guy 'should have finished' 14
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