A Chinese Dairy Farm Made The World's Largest Machine For Turning Crap Into Power [Energy]

What happens when a Chinese dairy farm takes the excrement from 60,000 of its 250,000 cows and converts it into electricity? They generate 5.66 megawatts of power, which is roughly enough to power 3500 American homes. More »

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Google Docs Infiltrates Microsoft Office

With Google Cloud Connect, you can use Office as your Google Docs client.

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Sony Bravia KDL-52NX800 HDTV: Design Weaknesses Detract From Solid Image Quality

The Sony Bravia KDL-52NX800 looks great on paper: a 52-inch LED TV with a 240Hz refresh rate, built-in Wi-Fi, and the most impressive lineup of Internet services we've seen to date. But a number of usability issues undermine the set's performance; and though the set generally performed well in our...

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Fred Davis, GOP's ad wizard spins tempting tales and viral videos for candidates

Fred Davis is a hi-def political provocateur. You have probably never heard his name. Your senator probably has.



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iPhone beats RIM, others in satisfaction survey

All four iPhone models beat RIM, Motorola, HTC, and Samsung in a recent customer satisfaction survey.

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Nicki Minaj Opens Up About Dad's Crack Addiction

Giving a raare glimpse into her days growing up, Nicki Minaj opened up in an emotional forthcoming MTV News documentary titled "My Time Now".

Airing on Sunday (November 28) at 10 p.m. ET/PT on MTV, the "Your Love" singer begins the show by telling, "Everything in Trinidad reminds me of my family that is no longer here."

Meanwhile, Miss Minaj delves into her first time arriving in the States - confessing that it fell much short of what she'd pictured while growing up in the islands.

"I thought it was gonna be like a castle. Like white picket fence, like a fairy tale. I got off the plane and it was cold. I remember the smell. I could always remember the smell when I got out of the airport of the snow, and I had never seen snow," she tells. "I remember the house. I remember that the furniture wasn't put down. It was, like, piled up on each other ,and I didn't understand why, 'cause I thought it was gonna look like a big castle."

Nicki also spoke of troubles to hit her household in the U.S., which included parental fighting and a drug addiction which overtook her father.

The soon-to-be 26-year-old revealed, "I started hearing a lot of arguing, and I didn't know why. I was always very nervous, very afraid. So I knew that wasn't normal. My father would yell and curse a lot."

Of her dad's drug woes, Minaj explains, "It was right in the crack era. We didn't know, but he fell victim to crack shortly after he moved to America. When you're on crack, you can't keep a job. And when you can't keep a job, you don't have money. And when you don't have money, you steal. And you steal from your family."

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Faster Forward: Notes on three new Android phones

This weekend's column started out as a comparison of a few different Android phones. Along the way, it turned into a different story, one much less likely to make me new friends in the PR departments of the wireless carriers.




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