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Were closer to a Day After Tomorrow ice age than we thought
2015-10-12 18:24:00| Climate Ark Climate Change & Global Warming Newsfeed
Washington Post: The oceans crash against skyscrapers, making aquatic tunnels of Manhattan streets. Heavy layers of snow pile on endlessly, burying entire civilizations in canopies of white. Eventually, liquid turns to ice, and life as we know it is threatened by an eternal freeze. This is the harrowing disaster scenario of The Day After Tomorrow, a 2004 science fiction film directed by Roland Emmerich and starring Jake Gyllenhaal. Based on an imagined future of accelerated global warming, the movie was a major...
Golden age: the EPA spent $92M on designer furniture
2015-10-08 22:28:18| Furniture - Topix.net
By this point, some of you may have grown tired of talking about how incompetent the Environmental Protection Agency is, so what say we switch topics and discuss how they are corrupt and eager to waste your money. No matter how many stories we see in the news about government agencies burning up taxpayer dollars on lavish trips or expensive baubles the result is always the same.
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At age 12, a second Broadway role awaits in 'Fun Home'
2015-10-06 18:03:14| Food - Topix.net
This image released by The O and M Co., Gabriella Pizzolo, from left, Beth Malone and Emily Skeggs appear during a performance of "Fun Home," in New York. Pizzolo, the 12-year-old understudy at "Fun Home" takes over the role of Young Allison on Tuesday, Oct. 6, at the Tony-winning show at the Circle in the Square Theatre.
At age 12, a second Broadway role awaits in 'Fun Home'
2015-10-06 17:41:06| Beverages - Topix.net
This image released by The O and M Co., Gabriella Pizzolo, from left, Beth Malone and Emily Skeggs appear during a performance of "Fun Home," in New York. Pizzolo, the 12-year-old understudy at "Fun Home" takes over the role of Young Allison on Tuesday, Oct. 6, at the Tony-winning show at the Circle in the Square Theatre.
Smart devices attract mainly 20-29 age group - Telecompaper
2015-10-01 21:10:00| Telecompaper Headlines
(Telecompaper) The adoption rate of connected devices such as for smart homes, for example, is still small in the Netherlands, according to a study by Telecompaper covering May and June. Only a small group of early adopters currently own a connected device such as a smart thermostat. Those aged 20-29 are among among the early adopters. Looking forward, the proportion of Dutch people thinking of buying connected devices over the coming twelve months will be higher than the number of people currently owning such a device. The developments surrounding smart home and connected devices got a boost last year, pushed by a large number of product launches by major players such as Samsung, Google and Apple. Telecompaper therefore asked almost 900 Dutch people on its Consumer Panel if they intended to buy one of seven examples of connected devices or if they already had these in their possession.
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