Zach Frechette
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What the New Census Data Means Looking at the changes in the 23rd census.
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Why Foie Gras is Not Unethical The folks over at Serious Eats visit a foie gras producer in New York to explore the ethical issues of foie gras production.
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California's First Stretch of High-speed Rail Now Actually Useful A vote yesterday will extend the first segment from the relatively unpopulated Central Valley to Bakersfield.
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Slovenian Artist Uses Plastic Bags and Cups for City-wide Art Installation Made from more than 40,000 plastic bags and 7,500 plastic cups, this monster winds its way through the streets of Ljubljana, Slovenia.
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Peak Oil is Nothing New A Kansas oil company from the 1960s reaches into the future.
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New York Chefs Share Their Secret Thanksgiving Recipes New York magazine asked 11 New York chefs to share their secret family recipes for Thanksgiving. The Feasting Never Stops curated a selection of beautiful images from that story.
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Rally to Restore Sanity/Fear Vs. Glenn Beck: Which Was Bigger? Here's a bird's eye view visual comparison of the Rally to Restore Sanity/Fear and the Glenn Beck Rally.
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This Is How a Chicken Nugget Is Made (UPDATED) Mechanically separated chicken is what you get when you grind an entire chicken through a sieve, soak it in ammonia, and add flavor artificially.
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Seven Creepy Robots with Useful Applications Companies and institutions are working on remote controlled and autonomous robots to help a variety of people-from soldiers in war to the elderly.
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Chiquita Banana Unveils New Crowdsourced Sticker Design More than 100,000 people voted on 50 finalists to arrive at 18 winners, which will appear on bananas across the country in November.
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Spotted in Copenhagen: Old CDs Repurposed as Dazzling Bike Safety Device This is the Danish version of playing cards in your spokes.
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Slideshow: Celebrities Who Have Testified Before Congress Six examples of famous folks who went to Washington for a cause.
