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NVIDIA says Tegra 3 is a 'PC-class CPU,' has screenshots to prove it
Asus can't be absorbing all those limelight photons today. Not when its freshly detailed Transformer Prime depends so heavily on NVIDIA's special sauce. Admittedly, we already know a lot about Tegra 3 from its Kal-El days, but we haven't seen much in the way of real-world performance claims. Until now, that is. Below you'll see newly released screenshots of Android games that have been souped-u
Russian and Chinese satellites going to Martian moon, plan to bring back some of the Red Planet
Russia just finished its Mars500 simulation, proving that man can handle the arduous task of traveling to and from the Red Planet -- or at least it proved man can live in a confined space for 520 days with dodgy internet. However, Moscow needs to know a bit more about Mars itself before shooting citizens to our planetary neighbor, so it's sending a satellite to collect soil samples from one of its
Sennheiser RS 220 wireless headphones hands-on
You can buy wired headphones for $600, so why not throw a pricey cordless pair into the mix? That seems to be Sennheiser's approach, which quietly launched the RS 220 wireless headphones at CES Unveiled in New York City tonight. These cord-free cans pipe analog, coaxial or optical sources from a glossy black base station over a 2.4GHz DSSS connection, which seemed to work fairly well even in th
Nokia N9 swipes fresh goodies with PR1.1 update, NFC and Swype in tow
Outside of snapping up an even newer handset, N9 users who are looking to score a taste of the very latest from Nokia will uncover a delicious morsel waiting in the form of a software update. Known as PR1.1, the downloadable package adds such refinements as music controls on the lock screen, new status indicators on the standby screen, along with NFC tag support and Swype's renowned keyboard. T
Siri ported to iPhone 3GS, likes to kick it old school 16 
Engadget • 1 day ago
design
Defining The Designer Workspace
What defines a workspace? And how does the designer or creative’s workspace differ? I thought it would be fun to take a closer look at where some of our favorite designers, artists and creatives spend most of their time. How do they have their technology setup to help them be more efficient at their jobs (and do amazing things)?GREGORY HANGregory Han is managing editor of Apartment Therapy’s techn
Fisherman Lamps by TAF
The Fisherman lamps, designed by Mattias Ståhlbom of TAF for ZERO were inspired by the use of glass fishing floats once used by fisherman for about a century starting in the late 1840s.Each rope is hand-knitted by a small company on the Swedish west coast whose specialty was making ropes and netting for the fishing industry.Photos by Jonas Lindström.Share This: Twitter | Facebook | Discover more g
Spa Atrapa Árbol by LAND Arquitectos
A herb garden surrounds this glass-fronted spa in Santiago by Chilean studio LAND Arquitectos.
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On the Corner House by Eastern Design Office
Anna Nakamura and Taiyo Jinno of Kyoto-based architecture firm Eastern Design Office have created another sharp structure with the On the Corner house. It’s a seven-unit rental apartment complex located in an mixed use residential/industrial area of Youkaichi, Japan. The lot, which is severely triangular, remained empty for some time, as the shape made it undesirable to builders and the city did n
Illustrations by Christopher Gray 
Design Milk • 1 day ago
Alternative Olympic posters by Sarah Hyndman 
Dezeen • 1 day ago
apple
Analyst suggests iCloud's services as important as iTunes
Analyst Ben Reitzes of Barclays Capital has released a report declaring iCloud as the most important service Apple has put together since iTunes. iTunes revolutionized the way people buy music and content online; Reitzes suggests that iCloud will be a similar revolution that transitions the main hub for digital content from the PC, iPad, or TV into the cloud itself. We already know Apple is p
Everybody Wins
Dieter Bohn: This certainly looks like a sign that Apple has won the battle over whether Flash belongs on mobile devices, as Adobe appears to be transitioning itself to an HTML5 future. Apple didn’t win. Everybody won. Flash hasn’t been superseded in mobile by any sort of Apple technology. It’s been superseded by truly open web technologies. Dumping Flash will make Android better, it will ma
ZDNet: Adobe to Cease Development of Flash Player for Mobile Browsers
Jason Perlow, reporting for ZDNet: Adobe is stopping development on Flash Player for browsers on mobile. I’m sure every reviewer who’s ever claimed that iOS’s lack of support for Flash is a disadvantage — the result of nothing more than spite on Apple’s part — will apologize and admit their error. Anyway: good riddance to bad rubbish. ★
‘Thirteen Movie Poster Trends That Are Here to Stay and What They Say About Their Movies’
Not sure about the “here to stay” part — a bunch of these strike me as flash-in-the-pan trends — but it really is striking just how derivative and formulaic many movie posters are. ★
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visual design
How to Paint Clouds With Photoshop
Photoshop is an excellent tool for manipulating photographs but it can also be used as a means to create stunning digital art. This tutorial is part of a 25-part video tutorial series demonstrating everything you will need to know to start producing digital art in Photoshop. Digital Art for Beginners, by Adobe Certified Expert and Instructor, Martin Perhiniak will begin by teaching you how to draw
Establishing Your Grid In Photoshop
Creating a grid is typically one of the very first things you do when starting a design comp. After all, it provides the basic structure on which the rest of your design will lie. In this article, we’ll provide two different methods for efficiently establishing a grid.
Introduction To URL Rewriting
Many Web companies spend hours and hours agonizing over the best domain names for their clients. They try to find a domain name that is relevant and appropriate, sounds professional yet is distinctive, is easy to spell and remember and read over the phone, looks good on
Writing WordPress Guides For The Advanced Beginner
Creating WordPress tutorials is a fantastic way to help build the WordPress community and to increase your Web traffic. That’s no secret. Just Google “wordpress tutorial” and you’ll see hundreds of results. The complete novice will find scores of well-written tutorials
The Future, Glassy? 
CSS-Tricks • 21 hours ago
business
White House Threatens Veto Over Net Neutrality
The White House on Tuesday said it will veto a Congressional resolution seeking to overturn the Federal Communications Commission’s net neutrality rules, arguing that it would “undermine a fundamental part of the nation’s Open Internet and innovation strategy.” The pledge comes ahead of an expected Thursday Senate vote on a bill quarterbacked by Texas Republican Kay Bailey Hutchinson, which would
Scoop: The Boxee Box is getting a live TV tuner
Boxee Box owners will soon be able to watch live television through the device, with the help of a special USB dongle that functions as a tuner for free over-the-air HD TV signals. The live TV feature is part of a major update to the Boxee platform that is likely going to be rolled out over the coming weeks. I stumbled across the live TV integration when I was able to obtain an unreleased build of
WordPress founder Matt Mullenweg to speak at RoadMap
Millions of people use the software that Matt Mullenweg helped to create, but very few of them would probably know his name. He is the baby-faced founder of WordPress — the open-source software that powers more than 50 million blogs, including some published by leading news websites such as the New York Times — and Automattic Inc., the for-profit spinoff from WordPress. Mullenweg, who was named o
Google Talk and Hangouts close to go native in Chrome
Chrome users will soon be able to access Google Talk and Google+ Hangouts video chats through a native, open-source implementation based on the WebRTC protocol, as opposed to the proprietary plugin that’s currently bundled with the browser. This change also means Hangouts and Google Talk will be replacing the H.264 video codec with Google’s open-source WebM video format. Google has been using prop
There's nothing wrong with having a plan 
Seth's Blog • 1 day ago
data visualization
Manual data design from Stefanie Posavec
Designer Stefanie Posavec talks about her process of data collection, analysis, and design. There's a lot of advantages to knowing how to program, but there can also be value in meticulous manual discovery if you're willing to put in that extra time. Of course, it's still all about the data: So what inspires this level of analysis? "I'm interested in things that appeal to the really vigorous deta
Comparing Two Music Artists by their Related Last.fm Tags
Last.fm Viz [nextvis.com] is a visual comparison of music artists, which are characterized by social tag data collected from Last.fm in 2007. The visualization contrasts 2 individual artists by aggregating and comparing their related tags. Through a kind of attractive force, tags are located closer to one or the other artist according to the strength of the association. See also Web Seer and W
How Music Travels: The Evolution of Western Dance Music
The simple but interactive map called How Music Travels [thomson.co.uk] reveals the evolution of western dance music over the last 100 years. More specifically, the map shows the exact birth time and birth place of each music style (within a 5-year period), and how it influenced the ones that followed. Although 'non-dance' music genres which influenced dance style music are also included, their
How Did We Get to 7 Billion People So Fast?
I love the cool infographic video from NPR. 7 Billion: How Did We Get So Big So Fast? is a video that uses colored liquids to visualize the population rates of the differen continents. High birth rates mean fast liquid pouring in, slower death rates slow down the liquid dripping out of the bottom. The U.N. estimates that the world’s population will pass the 7 billion mark on Monday. [Oct 31st
Best statistics question ever 
FlowingData • 12 days ago
Venn diagram: Platypus playing a keytar FlowingData • 12 days ago
photography
Lady on Water
Toronto Islands Ferry.
Heavy winter by Mikael Sundberg
Heavy winter by Mikael Sundberg Heavy for wildlife during severe winter in Sweden. Thank you for thinking of it. Mikael Sundberg: Photos · Blog · Activity · Friends · Fav
Beach Fighters by Régis Matthey
Beach Fighters by Régis Matthey My friend Johannes is fighting against himself like we struggle against ourselves in the real life. Traveling is a good way to understand who we are.
grandmother & grandson by abe less
grandmother & grandson by abe less abe less: Photos · Blog · Activity · Friends · Favorites RSS: Popular Photos ·
Photo Walk 
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deco
tech inspiration: gattaca
I’ve been enjoying a lot of sci-fi movies lately, particularly those with strong visual landscapes. I thought it would be fun to create a spin-off of Amy’s Living In column for MyLifeScoop, and I’m focusing on films that approach technology in interesting and inspiring ways. My first pick for this series is Gattaca, a film that remains a favorite of mine despite its cheesy narration, mostly due t
Steve & Stacey's Vintage-Inspired DIY Modern Apartment House Tour
Name: Steve Reidell and Stacey Marquardt Location: Humboldt Park — Chicago, Illinois Size: 1200 square feet Years lived in: 3 — rented At the risk of sounding creepy, I am enamored with Steve and Stacey and their amazing style. Not only do they both have cool jobs, theyalso live in this fabulously decorated vintage apartment. Plus, Stacey is a DIY Queen — a girl after my own heart! What is not
living in: the cider house rules
Not many movies portray a New England fall better than The Cider House Rules. Set in Maine among apple orchards, rambling old buildings, seaside towns and lobster docks, it’s obvious why we crave the 1999 adaptation of John Irving’s novel when fall rolls around. Toby Maguire plays an orphan trained as a doctor who struggles with the morality of providing health services to pregnant mothers who a
Use a Disposable Razor to Clean Sweater Fuzz Mommy Savers
It's sweater time across most parts of the country and with that means pulling out last year's wears and examining them in the daylight. Are yours looking a little pilly? We've talked in the past about how to clean them up, but what about a disposable razor? Read Full Post
Herriott Grace Shop 
decor8 • 1 day ago
Santi Rom Jewelry 
Design*Sponge • 1 day ago
cooking
Red Lentil Soup with Lemon
In between running errands and dinner reservations last Friday, I got this email from my dad. It was short, directed to a short list of friends and family, and simply said, "I am sad today since I had to put down my 18 yr old kitty. He was such a great pet. It was brutal being with him as he slipped away while I stood over him telling him how much we were going to miss him." My heart broke, not
pear cranberry and gingersnap crumble
In my defense, I resisted this crumble for possibly even a single hour before going to the kitchen to assemble the ingredients. A whole hour, an hour in which we could have had a buttery, spiced gingersnap and brown sugar crumbled lid atop a glurp-ing puddle of soft, sweet pears and slumped, tart cranberries, bubbling through cracks in the rubbled surface. An hour in which I instead thought there
My favorite Chocolate Chip Cookies - and how to pimp them
My favorite part of having written two cookbooks? Readers’ emails, hands down. In these hectic times where people rarely take the time to tell others how much they appreciate their work, readers’ emails are THE BEST. For several reasons. On the one hand it’s a great way to find out which recipes your readers are most excited about and on the other hand – and more importantly – it warms my heart to
cumin seed roasted cauliflower with yogurt
I do this dreary thing every October where I decide on the first day that requires a scarf and a hustle in your step to keep warm that the long, gloomy descent into winter has begun and soon the world will be brown, gray and frozen and this will continue until April or beyond and I might as well stock up on some farro and root vegetables and climb into my igloo because that’s all there will be fo
Homemade Natural Deodorant 
Chocolate & Zucchini • 22 days ago
apple pie cookies 
smitten kitchen • 27 days ago
Full on Oregon: A story around talented people and beautiful food 
La Tartine Gourmande • 27 days ago
fashion
Werelse tshirt in Tokyo
Here in Tokyo it's already morning, so here for you all the other photos shot on Sunday with all the guys around this incredible city. Carolina and I decided to go for Shu Uemura fake eyelashes, which soon revealed to be heavier than I thought but absolutely scenographic. For the typical dinner+karaoke night I changed jacket, wearing a new purchase from Ragtaf: a white leather jacket by Comme Des
On the Street….Prince St., New York
I love that moment in the day when people are going to the gym from work or to home from the gym. The reality of switching between such different environments and the combinations it creates can often be as inspiring as a runway show. This is a subgenre of the style world I will be keeping a close eye on for the next few winter months.
Beautiful Braids at Valentino
How pretty is the hair at Valentino's spring 2012 show? It's so pretty how they circle around the entire head so that you can't tell where they begin or end. Much nicer than when I've tried to milkmaid braids on my own hair! Judging from the photo, the effect seems to be achieved by french braiding a circular chunk at the crown of your head, and a section starting above your r
What City’s Residents Spend the Most on Clothes?
Here's something random: Washington, D.C. ranks as the nation's top city in terms of spending on wearable items, according to a new study. Marketing researchers at Bundle.com examined U.S. Census spending data, credit card company information, and "third party data providers" to determine the country's most "shopaholic cities"; they discovered that the national aver
Dita Von Teese at Home 
Sea of Shoes • 3 days ago
On the Street….Howard St., New York 
The Sartorialist • 8 days ago
The Fantastic Mr. Fox Sea of Shoes • 9 days ago
gaming
The Notgame Inspiration behind Flight of the Fireflies
Woolly Robot's Flight of the Fireflies grabbed my attention extra hard because of the moment of zen caused from the game's website (make sure you hold the down arrow and not use your mouse). With such an impressive page design, I was eager to explore the atmospheric, music generating iPad game behind it. In Flight of the Fireflies, players guide a swarm of musically infused fireflies with one fin
Interview: Alec Holowka On Unity Tutorials, Alone In Dreams, And Isolation
IGF 2012 entry Alone in Dreams (once called "Alone") by Frederico Machuca and Alec Holowka has generated interest for its playful graphics, ambitious mixing of genres and for the developer's desire to use it as an example to teach Unity. Interested in learning Unity myself, I spoke with Holowka about his project and his pedagogical plans. Holowka hopes to finish Alone in Dreams in 6-10 months.
Trailer: Rochard on Steam
Recoil Games announced today that formerly PSN only physics puzzler/action game Rochard is coming to Steam on November 15 for Windows. Rochard is an interstellar affair with quite a few plot twists, both cliché and unexpected, centering around a mining team discovering mankind's first proof of extraterrestrial life. Players manipulate gravity with their device to lift and fling boxes and heavy
Desktop Dungeons Now In HTML5
This weekend, QCF Design unveiled a free, playable HTML5 version of its mega popular rapid-roguelike: Desktop Dungeons. Fan Laurent Vaucher showed QCF Design he was working on an HTML5 version of the team's alpha build. The team responded in kind by sending him the source code of v0.21 of the gauntlet mode for him to flesh out his HTML5 build. For those new to Desktop Dungeons, it is a permadea
android
Adobe to stop new development on mobile Flash Player
In a briefing to certain people "close to the matter" Adobe has revealed plans to halt future development of the mobile Flash Player, says ZDNet. According to the leaked document: Our future work with Flash on mobile devices will be focused on enabling Flash developers to package native apps with Adobe AIR for all the major app stores. We will no longer adapt Flash Player for mobile d
A Closer Look: ASUS Transformer Prime Hardware Details
I told you guys in the announcement post that the ASUS Transformer Prime raised the bar for just about every Android tablet out there. Now, we’re going to delve a little deeper into the hardware of the Prime and explain exactly why. Starting with my favorite part, the sexy outer body and gorgeous 10.1-inch screen. With a metallic surface and glossy display, it’s not hard to imagine that the
ASUS Transformer Prime Officially Announced – Full Specs and Pricing Revealed
ASUS has just taken the lid off of their upcoming supertablet — the Nvidia quad-core packing Transformer Prime. Don’t expect anything less that premium for the second generation Transformer with ASUS pulling out all the stops for their newest tab. ASUS has managed to upgrade just about every spec imaginable from the original Eee Pad Transformer. Everything from a sleeker, thinner frame to the
Google deprecating its BlackBerry Gmail app
Want a real Gmail app? A man's Gmail app? Not like you were ever really going to find one on a BlackBerry, but what those poor clunkers did have is going the way of the dinosaur, as Google's decided to deprecate its BB app. Starting Nov. 22, support ends, and our CrackBerry cousins will be relegated to the mobile browser. Not that that's the worst thing the world, we suppose (hey, it
do it yourself
Repurposed 3D Glasses make for Great Kermit Eyes
Childrens’ technology maven and playful tinkerer Scott Traylor came up with this whimsical mod for used movie theatre 3d glasses. With his simple PDF template everyone can go green in more ways than one. From his site: I’ve had the idea to create froggy spectacles for a couple of years now. Whenever I have a creative idea, I try to capture it in my “Idea Book.” I’ve been keeping an idea book for
LeBigRep, a Giant 3D Printer
LeBigRep is a monster RepRap capable of building within a 1-meter cube. Inspired by the RepRap Project, the idea arose of having a machine which could actually produce objects exceeding the dimension of objects produced by desktop fabbing devices as the RepRap, Makerbot, etc. Imagine printing furniture, sculptures and other life size structures and experimenting with materials which are maybe mo
Top 10: Tips for the Amateur Chemist
We have featured projects from teenage chemist Hayden Parker, who is this semester an entering freshman at Willamette University, several times since he first showed up on our radar at Bay Area Maker Faire 2011. We recently asked Hayden to share some of the most useful practical tips he’s picked up from the home and hobby chemistry community, and this list is the result. Thanks, Hayden! Keep up th
Wax Sculpting Tutorial
I’m out at MAKE HQ in Sebastopol (from Arlington, VA) this week with much of the MAKE team week as we do our 2012 planning. I’ve been having fun geeking out with Jason Babler, our new senior art director, over garage figure modeling. He just showed me this amazing sculpt and resin cast he did of the Diablo III Unburied character. My first reaction was: “Why didn’t you submit this during Hobby Mo
Rad Green Army Man Costume 
MAKE • 20 hours ago
Counterfeit electronics in military weapons 
Hack a Day • 22 hours ago
How-To: Green Lantern. Literally. MAKE • 1 day ago
cinema
Dante’s cheerful purgatorio
Twilight Zone: The Movie. DB here: When will we baby boomers relax our chokehold on popular culture? Never, if the enthusiastic response to Joe Dante’s visit to Madison last weekend is any indication. A showing of Gremlins (1984) packed the house. A screening of his Twilight Zone: The Movie episode brought fans forward with DVD slipcases to sign. College kids reminisced about watching The ‘burbs
Brett Ratner Now Working on a Remake of 'The Last American Virgin'
Though last night we learned that the Rush Hour and Red Dragon director would no longer be producing the 84th annual Academy Awards show with host Eddie Murphy after some disparaging remarks put him in a bit of a tight spot in the public eye, it doesn't sound like Brett Ratner will be bored at home (unless he actually watches the Oscars). In his interview with The Howard Stern Show (via The Playl
Jake Abel Lands One of Two Male Leads in Adaptation of 'The Host'
No, this isn't about a remake of the 2006 South Korean monster movie, but instead it's an update on an adaptation of Stephenie Meyer's novel The Host, the science fiction story that take her outside of The Twilight Saga for the first time. We already know that The Lovely Bones star Saoirse Ronan will has taken the role of Melanie Stryder, one of the last humans putting up a fight against an alien
'A Very Harold & Kumar Christmas' Crew Lipdubs 'Party in the U.S.A.'
When you're dealing with a movie that has Danny Trejo in an ugly Christmas sweater, a baby covered in cocaine, a robot that makes waffles, and a drug-induced claymation sequence, there's really no need to ask why the crew of A Very Harold & Kumar Christmas (which has a 75% score on Rotten Tomatoes right now) decided to put together a lipdub to the tune of Miley Cyrus' pop song Party in the U.
gardening
Announcing: Michelle Obama's Gardening Book!
Good news! Our First Lady is now a garden writer, having penned what will no doubt be a popular book that answers all our questions about her kitchen garden (we're hoping) while encouraging readers to grow food, eat well and get moving. It'll be available from Crown Publishers in April of 2012, which happens to be a opportune time for this popular First Lady to begin a book tour. (Opportune po
Funky Vertical Planter
I recently came across this snapshot from last year’s winter Patchwork Festival (a must see if you live in Southern California!). I love the brightness of the lemon yellow frame, and how easy the creator made it to grow vertically. I’ve said it before, and I’ll say it a million times: taking advantage of your vertical space is one of the smartest moves a space-challenged container gardener can ma
Spooky DIY lawn sculptures
By Jim McCausland, Sunset Magazine Thanks to a tip from Sharon Cohoon, we found these ghostly dancing dresses on Cindy McNatt's wonderful Dirt Du Jour blog. These seem to be made from bent chicken wire "fabric" cut and formed to dress shape, then spray-painted white. As always, your success will depend upon your own artfulness. Good luck: it's a perfect Halloween-weekend project
My book is listed on Amazon.com!
Did you know you can now pre-order my book on Amazon? When it gets close to being officially published (February 2012) I will also be offering signed copies if you’d like a personalized version. Being the crazy cat lady that I am, I am super stoked that Marie Viljoen’s (of the 66 Square Feet blog) photograph of her black kitty and garden is featured on the cover. Here are a few of my own black
great shrub: fothergilla, a multi-season star 
A Way to Garden • 17 days ago
wedding
Bluemont Vineyard Wedding
I can’t think of a better way to start this Wednesday than with the always gorgeous photos by Ash Imagery. Gloria and Ryan are the epitome of effortless chic. Proof of the fact that their wedding day was entirely handmade, and yes, that includes their luscious floral arrangements. Many more images to gush over right here. From Gloria, the bride: We knew from the start that we wanted to have the we
Bridgewaters Wedding by Judy Pak Photography
Timeless, classic, elegant, perfect – this New York City wedding by the seriously talented Judy Pak is like a fairytale. From the bride’s gorgeous Grace Kelly inspired gown to her top hat-wearing groom to being whisk away in a convertible Royles Royce to every classically elegant detail – it’s easy to see why my wedding-loving self can’t get enough of this gorgeous gala. Lucky for you and me, ther
Sydney Engagement Session by Leah Kua
This Sydney engagement session by Leah Kua is like a dream. A dream come true. Each and every image is a timeless keepsake for this seriously good looking couple. Not only do they have some serious style (how much do you love her dress?), but they couldn’t have picked prettier back drops for their sweet as can be shoot. Each image is frame-worthy, and there is so much more in the full gallery of i
Mr. & Mrs. Session by Kristin La Voie Photography
We love a good couple’s session around these parts, especially a session that involves a recently married couple. They just have a certain je ne sais quoi that only a day of celebrating your love can produce. Plus a flash of our favorite red soles from Mr. Louboutin never hurts. Then there’s the fabulous picture taking by Kristin La Voie Photography that makes this love shoot a total gem. The rece
world news
How to cut your risk of memory loss
Brain specialists say that dementia may not be inevitable and that making lifestyle changes earlier in life can lessen the chances of it.
Adobe abandons mobile Flash
In an abrupt about-face in its mobile software strategy, Adobe will soon cease developing its Flash Player plug-in for mobile browsers, according to an e-mail sent to Adobe partners on Tuesday evening.
Mississippi rejects 'personhood' amendment
Mississippi voters defeated an amendment that would have defined life as starting at conception.
Ohio voters overturn collective bargaining limits
CNN projects Ohio voters will reject a law limiting public workers' collective bargaining rights -- and approve the ability to opt out of federal health care mandates.
Rapper Heavy D dies at age 44 
CNN.com • 20 hours ago
Giant asteroid to pass close to Earth CNN.com • 1 day ago
Health care law ruled constitutional CNN.com • 1 day ago
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