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Here’s a question for the readers: How rich do you suppose Dexter Bennett is? This guy claims to have been responsible for about 50% of the new construction in the 1980s. Remember that the construction industry in comic books is a highly profitable organization-more so than on real-Earth.

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An illustration by Monolithic Studios for an article on global warming in Scientific American Magazine.

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Suddenly, the mobile Internet explosion, which, up until now, had been an unfulfilled prophecy, seems to be just around the corner, and this could very well prove to be the biggest story in technology for 2010.

"It looks like 2010 will be remembered as the year when mobile Internet finally takes off, as the conditions are ripening," said Lee Wang-sang, an analyst from Woori Investment and Securities.

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The new issue of David Report is a checklist for sustainability. We will not provide all of the answers, but we will on the other hand ask a lot of questions - one of the most important ways to acquire knowledge. You will also find thoughtful quotes and best practise examples. One thing is for sure - sustainability is not about doing nothing.

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Tycho Brahe Planetarium, is hard to miss. A statement to everything galactic, the Planetarium is where you go if you have an interest in space rocks, interstellar light beams and the planetary rings of Saturn. With one word Tycho Brahe Planetarium is one of the most advanced centers for popularizing astronomy and space research and promoting knowledge on natural science.

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The first time I heard about freekeh (pronounced freak-a) was in Star Foods, the nutrition guide that spells out the star performers in different food groups. Among carbohydrate foods, freekeh, an ancient Eastern Mediterranean grain, gets a five star rating (along with oats and quinoa, among others) because it has one of the highest protein contents of any grain and four times the fibre of brown rice. It’s also rich in iron, zinc, potassium and calcium, say the book’s authors Dr Joanne McMillan price and Judy Davie.

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After years of putting it off I’ve finally decided to get my motorcycle licence. But how? Once upon a time it was simply a case of getting your provisional entitlement from the DVLA and then applying for a test date.

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It’s the John Heald Podcast with John Heald, Senior Cruise Director of Carnival Cruise Lines. Coming up, John interviews John Cleese! Right now, everyone under 40 is thinking, Who? What? Are you kidding me? The Ministry of Silly Walks? The Fish-Slapping Dance?

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Dancers Robert Tannion and Desiree Kongerod play with projected lines in the Austrian composer Klaus Obermaier’s "Apparition."

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