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23 jan 2013 13:15
COPYWRITERMedian Salary: $52,54930-Year Earnings: $3,099,338ROI of Degree Earner Attending Public College: 82%ROI of Degree Earner Attending Private College: 24%NEWS REPORTERMedian Salary: $37,39330-Year Earnings: $2,205,438ROI of Degree Earner Attending Public College: 58%ROI of Degree Earner Attending Private College: 17%MARKETING COORDINATORMedian Salary: $50,45530-Year Earnings: $2,975,834ROI of Degree Earner Attending Public College: 79%ROI of Degree Earner Attending Private College: 23%
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Lip-synching moments worse than Beyoncé's
23 jan 2013 13:02
Beyonce's spectacular performance of "The Star-Spangled Banner" at President Barack Obama's inauguration Monday was too good to be true. The songstress did indeed lip-synch the words to the national anthem, Kristin DuBois, a representative for the United States Marine Band, told the New York Post.
Beyonce's spectacular performance of "The Star-Spangled Banner" at President Barack Obama's inauguration Monday was too good to be true.
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The Most Fabulous Beyoncé Moments From The Inauguration
23 jan 2013 12:57
People have been giving Beyonce a lot of grief lately because of her whole, lip syncing thing at the inauguration. But you know what? Beyonce is fabulous and amazing, and you ingrates need to be reminded of this simple fact. Like for example:
People have been giving Beyonce a lot of grief lately because of her whole, lip syncing thing at the inauguration.
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Magical Reflections on Soap Bubbles
23 jan 2013 05:06
Though Richard Heeks first caught the world's attention when he captured the exact moment when a bubble bursts (see Reflection Perfect, immediately below), you'd be surprised to find out that the Huddersfield, UK-based photographer actually got into photographing soap bubbles for a completely different reason. Inspired by a scene in the movie Blade Runner, where there's a close-up shot of the human eye with fire reflected on the pupil and iris, Heeks decided he wanted to try his hand at photographing reflections in the eyes. One day, however, that all changed. He just so happened to blow soap bubbles and noticed how strangely beautiful the reflections appeared. "I got kind of obsessed with trying to photograph the reflections and trying all kinds of different bubble mixtures and photography techniques," he tells us.
Though Richard Heeks first caught the world's attention when he captured the exact moment when a bubble bursts (see Reflection Perfect, immediately below), ...
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Incredible Wood-Carved Cityscapes by James McNabb
23 jan 2013 05:01
The City Series is a collection of wooden sculptures by designer James McNabb that mimics the skyscrapers that make up the New York City skyline. The Philadelphia-based artist uses a band saw to skillfully "sketch" his model metropolises, carving into separate scraps of wood and assembling them together to represent an eclectic mix of buildings.
The City Series is a collection of wooden sculptures by designer James McNabb that mimics the skyscrapers that make up the New York City skyline.
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Enchantingly Intricate Papercuts Inspired by Fairy Tales
23 jan 2013 05:00
Paper artist Sarah Trumbauer illustrates and creates original papercuts inspired by fairy tales. Equipped with only a few simple tools (acid-free paper and an X-Acto knife), the artist uses her own designs to meticulously carve out intricate patterns and silhouettes of enchanting scenes that are both familiar and new. The whimsical hand-cut cast of characters include young girls interacting with nature and its inhabiting creatures.
Paper artist Sarah Trumbauer illustrates and creates original papercuts inspired by fairy tales. Equipped with only a few simple tools (acid-free paper and an X-Acto knife), ...
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There I Fixed It
22 jan 2013 23:59
Another great collection of the funniest and dumbest repair jobs.
Another great collection of the funniest and dumbest repair jobs.
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WonderCon Re-cap
22 jan 2013 21:34
WonderCon takes place every year in Anaheim, California. It is a display of costumes and everything comic books, science fiction, and motion pictures. Looks like it was a good time again this year.
WonderCon takes place every year in Anaheim, California. It is a display of costumes and everything comic books, science fiction, and motion pictures. Looks like it was a good time again this year.
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Video game logic = Wins
22 jan 2013 21:04
Gamers, we all know that most often, video games don't really work out the way they are supposed to. Sometimes, we are so entranced by the graphics, the missions, the weapons, and the story that we forget minor details. For example...
Gamers, we all know that most often, video games don't really work out the way they are supposed to. Sometimes, we are so entranced by the graphics, the missions, the weapons, ...
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You Won't Believe These People Exist!
22 jan 2013 19:15

WTF is all I can say about these folks.

WTF is all I can say about these folks.
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Spicing It Up At The Inaugural Ball. Not A Good Idea!
22 jan 2013 18:47

These daring inauguration attendees are guilty of braking all the formal wear and behavior rules. C'mon people, take some fashion and etiquette classes.

These daring inauguration attendees are guilty of braking all the formal wear and behavior rules. C'mon people, take some fashion and etiquette classes.
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Breathtaking Hot Tub Views!
22 jan 2013 17:45

Some of us who are more fortunate can occasionally enjoy the luxuries money can buy, and there's no better way to do so than having an amazing getaway to a cabin in the mountains or a gorgeous beach house and hanging out in a private Jacuzzi with breathtaking view! Which one would you choose?

Some of us who are more fortunate can occasionally enjoy the luxuries money can buy, and there's no better way to do so than having an amazing getaway to a cabin in the mountains or a gorgeous...
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Bizarre Bacon Products And Foods You Won't Believe Exist!
22 jan 2013 17:07

Bacon is undoubtedly a delicious treat, but some people take it too far! Check out these Products and foods and judge for yourself weather awesome or ridiculous!

Bacon is undoubtedly a delicious treat, but some people take it too far! Check out these Products and foods and judge for yourself weather awesome or ridiculous!
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Get Up, Get Out and Work Out!
22 jan 2013 15:15
I know you've had a long day at work, and you are tired and want to go home and relax for a bit. Don't take yourself fro granted and go work out! Nothing is more important than you are!
I know you've had a long day at work, and you are tired and want to go home and relax for a bit. Don't take yourself fro granted and go work out! Nothing is more important than you are!
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Get Up, Get Out and Work Out!
23 jan 2013 11:00

It's time to get Active! Spring is almost here and your beach bod needs to be ready! Hurry up and work on that six pack!

It's time to get Active! Spring is almost here and your beach bod needs to be ready! Hurry up and work on that six pack!
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15 Interesting Facts about Dreams
22 jan 2013 08:30
Dreaming is one of the most mysterious and interesting experiences in our lives. During the Roman Era some dreams were even submitted to the Roman Senate for analysis and dream interpretation. They were thought to be messages from the gods. Dream interpreters even accompanied military leaders into battles and campaigns! In addition to this, it is also known that many artists have received their creative ideas from their dreams. But what do we actually know about dreams?
Dreaming is one of the most mysterious and interesting experiences in our lives. During the Roman Era some dreams were even submitted to the Roman Senate for analysis and dream interpretation.
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The Most Beautiful School of Russia
22 jan 2013 08:26

Two-class school (primary school of higher type) at Bogorodsko-Glukhovskoy factory Arseny Morozov, now Noginsk school number 10. Architects are Markov, Karasev (?). 1908.

Two-class school (primary school of higher type) at Bogorodsko-Glukhovskoy factory Arseny Morozov, now Noginsk school number 10. Architects are Markov, Karasev (?). 1908.
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Incredible Anamorphic Sculptures by Jonty Hurwitz
22 jan 2013 08:26
London-based artist Jonty Hurwitz creates amazing anamorphic sculptures that can only be seen in their own reflections. In fact, without the mirror cylinder, most of his pieces would look like rubbish.
London-based artist Jonty Hurwitz creates amazing anamorphic sculptures that can only be seen in their own reflections.
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10 Geek-tastic Birthday Cakes!
22 jan 2013 08:19

How amazingly creative and detailed are these birthday cakes? I would imagine it took a lot of time and effort to create these edible masterpieces. From old school nintendos, to the ever so popular iPhone, here are 10 cakes your geeky friends would surely enjoy.

How amazingly creative and detailed are these birthday cakes? I would imagine it took a lot of time and effort to create these edible masterpieces.
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"The Horror Forest" is Full of Dark Secrets
22 jan 2013 08:18
Argentinian artist Patricio Oliver is best known for his creepy, cool vinyl toys and his futuristic designs but one of my favorite sets is "The Horror Forest." My favorite pieces of art are ones where there is a hidden story - where you can take a subtle detail from a painting and let your imagination run wild. In this set, Patricio takes us into a mystical forest, a Tim Burton like world where everyone is struggling with their own dark secrets.
Argentinian artist Patricio Oliver is best known for his creepy, cool vinyl toys and his futuristic designs but one of my favorite sets is "The Horror Forest.
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Sex Toys With Ridiculously Ancient Origins
22 jan 2013 08:05
Going strictly by popular culture, you’d be forgiven for thinking sex was invented sometime in the 1960s. Obviously our ancestors were getting it on long before that; Socrates invented Western thought while diddling little boys. But the ’60s were when sex became fun, right? Wrong. Turns out historical men (and women) were light-years ahead of us in the pleasure department, thanks to inventions like:
Going strictly by popular culture, you’d be forgiven for thinking sex was invented sometime in the 1960s.
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Photographer Trades a Bagel with the Homeless for a Story
22 jan 2013 07:47
Photographer Justin Bettman embarked on his ongoing series known as The Bagel Project in 2011 by approaching homeless people on the streets of Los Angeles with an offering of bagels for their time. The young photographer, whose intention with this work is to "give a voice to the voiceless," would often start by purchasing a dozen or so bagels and roaming the streets for homeless people willing to participate in his personal project. To his surprise, Bettman found that the people he encountered were more interested in having company with whom they could hold a conversation than a bagel for sustenance.
Photographer Justin Bettman embarked on his ongoing series known as The Bagel Project in 2011 by approaching homeless people on the streets of Los Angeles with an offering of bagels for their time.
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Architect Constructs 3D Cityscape Paper Sculptures
22 jan 2013 07:46
Artist Christina Lihan creates amazing depth and detail with just simple sheets of paper. Educated and trained as an architect, Lihan has since turned those skills toward developing elaborate paper building, bridge, landmarks, and cityscape sculptures. Everything from the Eiffel Tower to the Taj Mahal can be found in her collection.
Artist Christina Lihan creates amazing depth and detail with just simple sheets of paper. Educated and trained as an architect, ...
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8,000 Lights Form a Mind-Boggling Interactive Space
22 jan 2013 00:28
In this mixed media installation, visitors are invited to walk through a dazzling display of lights that challenge the natural perceptions of space. The piece includes 8,064 points of lights, suspended from the ceiling in a mind-boggling construction of interactive space. Entitled Submergence, the piece was developed by collaborative group Squidsoup, which consists of international artists, researchers, and designers who create work that "combines sound, physical space, and virtual worlds to produce immersive and emotive headspaces where participants can take active control of their experience."
In this mixed media installation, visitors are invited to walk through a dazzling display of lights that challenge the natural perceptions of space.
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The Inaugural Ball Was Just Like Prom
22 jan 2013 00:23
Ball gowns and cheesy photo ops.
Ball gowns and cheesy photo ops.
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Horror Movie Edible Installation
22 jan 2013 00:00
This edible installation was set up in London as a part of 'The Helpers' horror movie promotion.
This edible installation was set up in London as a part of 'The Helpers' horror movie promotion.
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Beautiful Ink-Covered Tree Cross-Section Art.
21 jan 2013 17:27

These are some interesting prints made from various dead tree limbs by Bryan Nash Gill, an artist from Connecticut. He collects them at the dumping sites where trees are disposed after being cut away from the power lines, due to the recent storms in the State. “When I go to these boneyards, I am searching for oddities,” said Bryan.

These are some interesting prints made from various dead tree limbs by Bryan Nash Gill, an artist from Connecticut.
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A Sandy Red Haze Consumes Sydney, Australia
21 jan 2013 11:56
Sandstorms are rare and natural occurrences that develop when gusts of wind collect loose sand and dirt from dry land. Back in 2009, one of these natural phenomena took place in an unpredictable location: Sydney, Australia. Fairly quickly, the unsuspecting city was consumed by a yellowish-red sea of sand that filled the air in a magical glow.
Sandstorms are rare and natural occurrences that develop when gusts of wind collect loose sand and dirt from dry land.
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New Enchanting Wonderland Photos by Kirsty Mitchell
21 jan 2013 11:55
English photographer Kirsty Mitchell continues to enchant us with her colorful photography inspired by her late mother who sparked and encouraged a wild burst of creativity in her life. Two of the latest additions to her ongoing Wonderland series, respectively titled The Ghost Swift and The Journey Home, introduce two new scenes in her charming world. As always, Mitchell has worked diligently to produce each shot, piece by piece, taking on the additional roles of costume designer, seamstress, and location scouter with the help of her hair and make-up artist Elbie Van Eeden.
English photographer Kirsty Mitchell continues to enchant us with her colorful photography inspired by her late mother who sparked and encouraged a wild burst of creativity in her life.
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The Worst Food Fails
21 jan 2013 11:45

When you pour out a bowl full of Cheerio dust.

When you pour out a bowl full of Cheerio dust.
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The Tallest Parents in the World
21 jan 2013 11:29

Keisha and Wilco Van Kleef-Bolton are the world's tallest married couple. Wilco is 7ft (2.13 m) and Keisha is 6ft 5in (1.96 m) tall. Their newborn Jonah measured impressive 1.8 ft (56 cm) - only 2 per cent of neonatals are longer. Their other son, Lucas, 6, is already 4ft 5.5in (1.36), the height of an 11-year-old.

Keisha and Wilco Van Kleef-Bolton are the world's tallest married couple. Wilco is 7ft (2.13 m) and Keisha is 6ft 5in (1.96 m) tall. Their newborn Jonah measured impressive 1.
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The Weirdest Ring Ever
21 jan 2013 11:28

This guy wants to sell this ring for $400,000. I would never wear something like this...

This guy wants to sell this ring for $400,000. I would never wear something like this...
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Illusion of the Day. Two Tables
21 jan 2013 11:26
Both of these tables have the same sizes. You can use a ruler to prove it or just see the second picture.
Both of these tables have the same sizes. You can use a ruler to prove it or just see the second picture.
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25 Best Photos From Russian Epiphany 2013
21 jan 2013 11:17
Over the weekend, all the over country, Russians washed away their sins in blessed, ice-cold water.
Over the weekend, all the over country, Russians washed away their sins in blessed, ice-cold water.
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Abandoned Building Photography by Maša Kores
21 jan 2013 11:05
Maša Kores is a singular girl. She lives in Slovenia, a small country wedged between Italy and Croatia on the Adriatic coast. She likes taking photographs. Her subject matter may not appeal to many, but for her, abandoned building hold the same beauty as a perfect sunset. Her penchant for derelict buildings started 5 years ago when true to form she was off exploring and came across and old abandoned hotel in a woods. It was very creepy, but curiosity took over and she entered, flitting from room to room past decaying beds, wardrobes, cupboards and carpets. It was the combination of excitement and being scared that did it for her. She discovered great beauty in the way nature had taken over these places, turned a man made structure back into something more organic. Each different, unique and enchanting to her, telling tales of their past. From then on she was hooked and now travels throughout Europe looking for that perfect building, an undiscovered gem waiting to be uncovered. Now, of course, she has better equipment than that first cheapo compact camera. What’s next for Maša Kores? She has her 1st solo exhibition in Ljubljana (from 9.1.2013 till 8.2.2013). She also wants to meet the others who share her interest, new guides to show her unseen treasures before they are lost to the developers or vandals. One thing is for sure, you will always find her looking for new discoveries!
Maša Kores is a singular girl. She lives in Slovenia, a small country wedged between Italy and Croatia on the Adriatic coast. She likes taking photographs.
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