hi everyone! thanks for your patience this week - we're back to our regularly scheduled posts now. this post is long to make up for the past few days!
/r/worldnews
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[Title Post] Slave labor found at second Starbucks-certified Brazilian coffee farm
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Trash Girl' Nadia Sparkes moves schools over bullying: A 13-year-old nicknamed "Trash Girl" by bullies for picking litter has changed schools after pupils assaulted her.
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The United States accused China on Friday of putting well more than a million minority Muslims in “concentration camps,” in some of the strongest U.S. condemnation to date of what it calls Beijing’s mass detention of mostly Muslim Uighur minority and other Muslim groups.
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A family physician in Bedford, Nova Scotia, says he's seeing a growing demand for sick notes that are so detailed he feels they violate the privacy of his patients, and he's starting to push back at the companies that require them. "The employers should not need to know a medical diagnosis"
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Right to Repair Bill Killed After Big Tech Lobbying In Ontario - Motherboard
/r/news
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[Title Post] Multistate child exploitation operation bust leads to 82 arrests, 17 rescues, officials say
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AP News: Judges declare Ohio's congressional map unconstitutional
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'It's because we were union members': Boeing fires workers who organized
/r/UpliftingNews
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[Title Post] Prague Bans Plastic Cups At Music Festivals
/r/science
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[Title Post] CO2-sniffing plane finds oilsands emissions higher than industry reported - Environment Canada researchers air samples tell a different story than industry calculations
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A new study finds that some traders in prehistoric Europe made fake amber beads to cheat rich people. The beads were so accurate, they fooled even a team of trained archaeologists at first.
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In 1996, a federal welfare reform prohibited convicted drug felons from ever obtaining food stamps. The ban increased recidivism among drug felons. The increase is driven by financially motivated crimes, suggesting that ex-convicts returned to crime to make up for the lost transfer income.
/r/space
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Evidence of ripples in the fabric of space and time found 5 times this month - Three of the gravitational wave signals are thought to be from two merging black holes, with the fourth emitted by colliding neutron stars. The fifth seems to be from the merger of a black hole and a neutron star.
/r/technology
/r/Futurology
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This AI can generate entire bodies: none of these people actually exist
/r/gadgets
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The fabled Razer Toaster finally becomes reality after six years of countless memes, 40,000 likes, one April Fools prank and 12 tattoos
/r/business
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Almost 12 million pounds of Tyson chicken strips have been recalled because they might have metal
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Microsoft Has Released A Blockchain Manager Application
/r/finance
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A 'complete' list of books for trading, finance and economics
/r/AskReddit
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What’s the worst thing someone tried to correct you about something you’re specialized at?
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Parents on Reddit, what was your “ I raised an idiot” moment?
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What's something you're never doing again?
/r/todayilearned
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TIL a Stanford study (2016) found a positive correlation between use of profanity and honesty. In both individuals and groups, those who use profanity tend to be more fucking honest.
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TIL That President Andrew Jackson owned a parrot named Poll. When Jackson died Poll was present at his funeral, but had to be removed due to "Swearing and yelling profanities" that he learned from Jackson himself
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TIL Martin Luther King Jr. started a pillow fight in the hotel room with other civil rights leaders in the hour before he was assassinated
/r/IAmA
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I'm Head Ned. I started and currently front a Ned Flanders themed metal band called Okilly Dokilly. AMA
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I'm Jason Rogers — I won a medal at the Olympics but my toughest battle was in the bedroom. Ask me anything!
/r/coolguides
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Free or low-cost alternatives to expensive and popular programs
/r/explainlikeimfive
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ELI5: How do series like Planet Earth capture footage of things like the inside of ant hills, or sharks feeding off of a dead whale?
/r/Cooking
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Resturant-style fried rice tips?
/r/GifRecipes
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SZECHUAN APPETIZER - Toothpick Beef Recipe (牙签牛肉)
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Cheesy Taco Breadsticks
/r/food
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[Homemade] sourdough bread
/r/Baking
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A cake I baked for a raffle
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Stella Parks’ White Mountain Layer Cake with Boozy Bourbon Marshmallow Buttercream (first time making marshmallows and using a cake turntable!)
/r/movies
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Director Jeff Fowler claims his VFX team will redesign the look of Sonic in the film Sonic the Hedgehog (2019) after major online backlash to the film's trailer
/r/books
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Harper Lee planned to write her own true crime novel about an Alabama preacher accused of multiple murders. New evidence reveals that her perfectionism, drinking, and aversion to fame got in the way.
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The Library of Congress has made a free online collection of a hundred children's books from a century or more ago available online
/r/sports
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10 minutes are enough
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Largest Distance Goal World Record By Asmir Begović from 2013
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Charlie Culberson, a Position Player, Racks Up His First Career Strike Out on a Frontdoor Slider
/r/television
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George R.R. Martin says that three of HBO’s Game of Throne spinoffs are ‘moving forward nicely.’
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Kenan Thompson Tells Ellen He Isn’t Leaving ‘Saturday Night Live’: “Best Job In The World”
/r/Art
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Sightseeing, me, Pixel art, 2019
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Darts, Chawanat Rattanaprakarn, Digital (768×432), 2014
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Ronin, me, ink, 2019
/r/WritingPrompts
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[WP]When you reach 18, you get put in a database which ranks you in different categories (ex. 207,145th in the world for most bug kills) You lived on a ranch and never used tech. You had to go into town after your 18th birthday. Everyone is staring at you. You finally decide to check the database.
/r/gifs
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a missile interception by the Israel's iron dome defense system a few hours ago.
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Falling of crane
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We know wheelchairs, but what about dronechairs?
/r/educationalgifs
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This is time lapse footage of neurons making new connection to other neurons, This is what your thoughts look like
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40 years of console wars
/r/oddlysatisfying
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This is the coolest puzzle I've ever seen
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Slow, cooked to perfection hardwood floors (with a handheld torch)
/r/mildlyinteresting
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This garden in a tiny pothole in the sidewalk
/r/interestingasfuck
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A Rooftop Pool In Mexico
/r/MostBeautiful
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Blood Moon over Finland
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Kleinarltal, Austria.
/r/aww
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This pug is the best boy
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Dehydrated hummingbird being rescued.
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When your kitty is at 1% battery
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I don’t think I’ve ever seen a degu in this sub, so here’s Ron having a little bath
/r/Awwducational
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Fennec Fox and lives in the Sahara Desert. His big ears have 2 main functions. First of all it serves as a great hearing device, even able to hear preys underground. But it also helps to dissipate the enormous heats of the dessert
Something New
Everyday we’ll feature a selected small subreddit and its top content. It's a fun way to include and celebrate smaller subreddits.
Today's subreddit is...
/r/snails
Its top 3 all time posts
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Here comes the airplane
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Truth!
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Enjoying some snacks! (Music is Pelicans We by Cosmo Sheldrake)
https://ift.tt/eA8V8J Submitted May 05, 2019 at 07:12AM by kaunis http://bit.ly/2LoPvHH
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