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Perfect for Valentine’s Day or just any day, Aphrodisiac foods like oysters, chocolate and figs supposedly can up your feelings of love and romance. Check out these aphrodisiac foods pictures. Original post by timothy

Many of the green design features that modern home builders use have their roots in very old design and construction techniques. What are some of the greenest historic homes? Original post by timothy

Early Friday morning, Republicans in the Wisconsin Assembly passed a bill that stripped unions of their collective bargaining rights. How long have unions been around, and why are they so important to public workers? Original post by timothy

(Reuters) – JPMorgan Securities expects tablets to evolve into a $35 billion market by 2012, eating into the share of PCs, and competition to drive down premium prices. Original post by Whitson Gordon

AT&T on Monday announced that it will soon begin selling Amazon’s popular 3G-enabled Kindle eBook reader in its retail locations. Starting March 6th, customers will be able to purchase the Kindle 3G eReader from AT&T stores across the country for $189. 3G service on AT&T’s nationwide network is still bundled with the purchase price of [...]

00_NOP writes “Internet commerce seems safe for now as Russian computer scientist Vladimir Romanov has conceded that his previously published solution to the ’3 SAT’ problem of boolean algebra does not work. If his solution did work it would have shown that many problems thought to be unsolvable with conventional computers — including decrypting your [...]

Magnetic screwdrivers are one of the best tools a DIYer could have, but if you’re stuck with a non-magnetic version (or you’re working with non-magnetic screws), a little plastic wrap can actually serve the same function. More » Original post by Whitson Gordon

Google confirmed on Sunday that a major bug has mysteriously deleted the entire contents from within roughly 150,000 Gmail accounts. Google initially reported the problem to be more widespread, but it revised its initial estimate down from 0.29% of total Gmail user accounts to 0.08%. According to user reports, email correspondence from within affected accounts was [...]

(Reuters) – J.P. Morgan Securities expects tablets to evolve into a $35 billion market by 2012, eating into the share of PCs, and competition to drive down premium prices. Original post by Whitson Gordon