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    Greece protesting

    Activists use building material to shutter the entrance to the Eurobank branch in central Athens.

    Economy is the only thing anyone hears on the news these days. Raising gas prices, food shortages, and shortage on resources. As for Greece, they took matters into their own hands.
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    Chilean Earthquake

    Chile

    Credit to The Huffington Post

    Yesterday at approximately 3:30 am, an earthquake measuring 8.8 on the Richter Scale struck off the shore of Maule, Chile, near the city of Concepción.
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    They Were Venemous Too!

    Call Me a Chicken Again, I Dare You: A sculptor's interpretation of Sinorinthosaurus millenii. Sinorinthosaurus belonged to the family of dinosaurs known as Dromaeosaurs, which the famous Velociraptor belongs to. Image courtesy of Raresource.com.

    Call Me a Chicken Again, I Dare You: A sculptor's interpretation of Sinorinthosaurus millenii. Sinorinthosaurus belonged to the family of dinosaurs known as Dromaeosaurs, which the famous Velociraptor belongs to. Image courtesy of Raresource.com.

    Small dinosaurs are often laughed at, called “prehistoric chickens”, and the like. However, Sinorinthosaurs (SIEN-oh-RINTH-oh-sawr-us) millenii was, potentially, one “prehistoric chicken” you did not want to screw with. Lest you be eaten alive.


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    Ginger-sauropteryx prima?

    Gingers Ain't Got Soul: Here is an artist's interpretation of the newly discovered color and patterning. Sinosauropteryx prima is the first dinosaur to be found with not only feathers, but its colors as well. Image Courtesy of Daily Mail UK Online.

    Gingers Ain't Got Soul: Here is an artist's interpretation of the newly discovered color and patterning. Sinosauropteryx prima is the first dinosaur to be found with not only feathers, but its colors as well. Image Courtesy of Daily Mail UK Online.

    Sinosauropteryx (SIEN-o-sawr-OP-ter-iks) prima could easily become one of the most legendary dinosaurs in all of the paleontological world. Despite having lived nearly 130 million years ago in the early Cretaceous of Liaoning Province in China, this dog-sized carnivore you’ve never heard of has been proving to be a shining star.


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    Giant crack in Africa may create a new ocean

    A 35-mile rift in the desert of Ethiopia will likely become a new ocean eventually, researchers now confirm.
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    The Most Patriotic Countries

              America is a country, the best country.  For years America was number one in all categories.  One of these was patriotism.  America is known for its patriotism, but a new more recent pole came in saying that the USA was in fact not the most patriotic country on earth.  India, Venezuela, and South Africa all ranked higher that the US.  Perhaps this is because new generations are becoming less patriotic in America.  We should all challenge ourselves to be better and more patriotic; we need to be proud of where we are from and show that, because it’s a part of who you are.  Love your country.

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    U.S. Navy unintentionally fires at Polish port

    On Friday a U.S. Navy crew member was cleaning a machine gun when it accidentally fired at the Polish port, Gydnia.
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    Oasis of the Seas is launched

    Royal Carribean Cruise Lines released their newest and most spectacular ship today. The Oasis of the Seas.
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    Movie Monster Come to Life?

    With winter just around the corner here in the Northern Hemisphere, Summer is hitting below the equator. The beaches of Australia are a hotspot for tourism, with clear waters and warm sun. This was an extremely appealing place to visit, at least until recently.


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    Water on the Moon?

    Picture Courtesy of National Geographic

    Picture Courtesy of National Geographic

                            Is Earth the only “Blue Planet”? Three space probes, NASA’s Deep Impact and Cassini, along with India’s Chandrayaan-1have recently sent back pictures of water (H2O) on the moon.
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