In the News Today: Can You Hear Me Now? - your cell phone is spying on you
Don't Be Afraid - left-handed people more affected by fear
Never Too Young - Dutch soccer team signs 18-month-old boy
Technology in the News Today:
Apple's Chinese workers treated "inhumanely, like machines"
Opera next teases hardware acceleration, speed dial improvements
Study: E-Readers need work before schools toss out textbooks
On this Day in History: May 3, 1987 - The Miami Herald runs a story that Senator Gary Hart had spent the preceding weekend alone with a woman other than his wife. In an attempt to quell persistent rumors of an extramarital affair, Hart had previously challenged reporters to spy on him, saying: "Follow me around. I don't care. I'm serious. If anybody wants to put a tail on me, go ahead. They'd be very bored." The Presidential candidate withdraws from the race just five days later, and the homewrecker, one Donna Rice, goes on to launch a career.
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Born on this Day in History: May 3, 1933 - James Brown (1933 - 2006) Born in Barnwell, South Carolina, musician James Brown is one of the most significant figures in Motown. Combining gospel and blues roots with a distinctive performing style, Brown earned the title "The Godfather of Soul." In the 1970s, he was one of the first black entertainers to take control of his own career.
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Video of the Day: - Submitted by Amber
Imagine my surprise when I encountered this scene at Walmart while journeying to my office this morning! Click to enlarge.
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