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"History Year by Year presents the world through a detailed timeline, letting children follow the influences, patterns, and connections between historical events. Produced in association with the Smithsonian Institution and featuring more than 1,500 images, this illustrated book brings the story of the past to life. Beginning with prehistory and running up to the Arab Spring, budding historians will learn about the history of humans across the world. Spreads highlight major historical eras including the Renaissance and the French Revolution, while quotations from primary and secondary sources alongside insight from experts give proper historical context. Children will love the "child of the time" feature, telling the experience of children at important historical periods including Ancient Egypt, Viking England, the Industrial Revolution, and World War II." - Harold

"The data scientist has been called the sexiest job of the 21st century, but it's largely going unfilled. That's a huge problem for the business world." - Harold

"Seth Rogen and James Franco take it upon themselves to remake Kanye West's 'Bound 2' music video frame by frame!" - Harold

"The video above shows how to replace blown fuses in the interior fuse box of your 2008 Saturn Aura in addition to the fuse panel diagram location. Electrical components such as your map light, radio, heated seats, high beams, power windows all have fuses and if they suddenly stop working, chances are you have a fuse that has blown out. If your Aura is experiencing electrical problems, you should always check the fuses first, because they are relatively easy to check and cheap to change. Some Saturns have multiple interior fuse boxes including in the trunk - the video above will show you where the interior fuse box of your 2008 Aura is located. If your Aura has many options like a sunroof, navigation, heated seats, etc, the more fuses it has. Some components may have multiple fuses, so make sure you check all of the fuses that are linked to the component in question." - Harold

"Even if you've never made a turkey or only have one child-free arm to stir the gravy, our step-by-step plan will make you seem like a Thanksgiving pro. The secret: Prep most of your dishes the day before the meal so you can focus your energy on the turkey on Thanksgiving Day. Our delicious menu feeds eight adults and a couple of young kids, but feel free to buy a bigger turkey and double the side dishes if your family is larger. Then gobble up all the compliments!" - Harold

"Square Donuts. The World’s Largest Stump. Oscar the Monster Turtle. Johnny Appleseed’s grave. The Kinsey Institute for Research in Sex, Gender, and Reproduction. While other travel guides tell you about yet another cozy bed-and-breakfast and bike trails through Brown County, Oddball Indiana offers wacky travel destinations and little-known historical tidbits. Why is Nancy Barnett’s grave in the middle of a country road? Where can you go to communicate with your dead Aunt Clara? Who invented Alka-Seltzer? How did David Letterman get fired from his first broadcasting gig? This is the guide to the real Indiana, birthplace of corn flakes, Dan Quayle, and Wonder Bread, for those who want to laugh, not lounge, on their vacation." - Harold

"The inevitable has come for Blockbuster. The retail company that introduced millions of Americans to Friday family movie nights said Wednesday it will close its 300 remaining U.S. stores by early January next year. Its DVD-by-mail business will also be shut down by mid-December." - Harold

now they now how it feels when they came along and knocked out our little Mom and Pop stores. - VALZONE#SCREWED

"When a Halloween thief stole a pumpkin from the front porch of her family’s home, one Washington, D.C., mom didn’t just get mad, she got creative. The mom, Becky Reina, 33, posted a sign on the front of her house with a clear message for the person or persons who took the pumpkin her 2-year-old son, Tommy, had specifically picked as his own just days before." - Harold

"... gleefully exploring the world around them. What kinds of toys are best suited to their curious minds?" - Harold

"The 1-year-old has a truly scientific mind, which she uses ceaselessly to experiment with the characteristics and limits of the people and objects in her world. The simple highchair becomes her laboratory as she drops cereal bits, one by one, squealing with glee as they hit the floor. And she is no less excited than Sir Isaac Newton was when he discovered gravity because, at her level of thinking, that's exactly what she is doing." - Harold

"Tutorial on how to install and run Dungeon Keeper 1 on Windows Vista/Windows 7." - Harold

with... Microsoft's Application Compatibility Toolkit (ACT) - Harold

"Just recently, Google updated its terms of use and privacy policy. The goal was to allow Google to use your name and public photo in "Shared Endorsements." In plain English, it wants to use you in ads. So, if you like or "+1" something on Google+, for example, Google can show your friends that you recommend it if it pops up their searches. I'm sure Google can expand that in the future to the channels you subscribe to on YouTube or music and apps you buy in Google Play." - Harold

"If you answered “yes” to most of the questions, then congratulations! You are a certified brainwashed zombie!" - Harold

"We hope you didn't spend the last six months designing and building an elaborate over-the-top Halloween costume with which you hope to win over the internet next week. Because nothing is ever going to top this adorable toddler's wonderful LED stick figure costume. " - Harold

This is so great. Both startling and adorable. - Kamilah Reed (K. Gill)

"This bloodusucker puts a new twist on the story of Beauty & The Beast. Find out where the madrilenial butterfly places on our top ten list!" - Harold

"If you buy an Apple device, you have to pay up. But as of Tuesday a lot of the company's software is free, a big change that steps up pressure on Microsoft. Apple announced that it is giving away its new Mavericks X operating system at an event in San Francisco. The new OS will work on Macs dating back to 2007." - Harold

"Deep in Tunisia's Sahara desert is an abandoned settlement, part submerged by the sand, somehow alien, yet strangely familiar. The surrounding landscape looks like it's from another world, in a galaxy far, far away -- which is why movie director George Lucas chose it as a location for filming parts of his blockbuster "Star Wars" series. The Tunisian Sahara was transformed into Tatooine -- the barren planet with twin suns that was the birthplace of Anakin Skywalker, otherwise known as Darth Vader. At the Tunisian government's request, the lavish set for Anakin's home town, Mos Espa, remains intact -- a beacon in the desert." - Harold

"This article will help you install Parallels Desktop 9, please proceed to Instructions below." - Harold

"Hailie Scott is Chippewa Valley High School's homecoming queen. Rapper Eminem's 17-year-old daughter was crowned at her school's football game Friday in Clinton Township, Mich. Her father, whose real name is Marshall Mathers III, and her mother, Mather's ex-wife Kim Scott, were both reportedly in attendance at the event, though Mathers watched the festivities from inside the school, The Macomb Daily reported." - Harold

"Braving perilous river rapids in Suriname's rainforest, international scientists found six frogs and 11 fish that are among 60 creatures that may be new species, a tropical ecologist with a U.S.-based conservation group said Thursday. Trond Larsen, with the nonprofit research and advocacy organization Conservation International, said in a phone interview that the team catalogued creatures and studied freshwater resources during a three-week expedition in pristine forest of southeast Suriname near the border with Brazil." - Harold

"The creatures that could be new to science include a brown tree frog dubbed the "cocoa frog" and a type of poison dart frog, which secretes powerful toxins employed by local people for hunting." - Harold

"A popular program that helps mothers feed their children is in danger because of the government shutdown. State officials said the WIC program is still in operation, but how long will the funds hold out now that Washington is no longer sending any new money?  WIC stands for Women, Infants and Children Food and Nutrition Service, and it provides funding for low-income mothers to feed themselves and their children." - Harold

It doesn't effect anyone at Fox News, thus it doesn't matter - Johnny

"Right now there are talks about director J.J. Abrams potentially shooting Star Wars: Episode VII on IMAX film stock a growing trend with some of the right directors working today. If there's one thing we're not worried about when it comes to the sci-fi sequel, it's how it will look. Abrams has proven time and time again that he knows how to shoot an incredible film. But plenty of fans are still concerned about the story, and while many feel like they have to aggressively petition to get Abrams to do what they want in rants online, a creative agency employee and former production assistant from Mission: Impossible III has created an animated open letter with "four simple rules" for Abrams to follow to make Episode VII work. - Harold

"It is quite a list: a whole lot of work to compile and great fun to zoom around it, making size and configuration comparisons between your favorite teevee and movie space jump buggies. However being something of a pedant, I feel compelled to stick my nose in and correct one, critical error in Mr. Kirk Hamilton's review of Mr. Loechel's chart:" - Harold

"A young man named Kaz (Scott Valentine), afflicted with the curse of turning into an animal at the least sign of sexual arousal, tries to remain friends with a girl he's just met (Michelle Little). Meanwhile, he recruits a bizarre street scientist (Arnold Johnson) to create an antidote to the curse before its too late." - Harold

the background on the bottom row has to go... and what happened to seeing the tabs in safari (I liked not having to open the tabs and could close them right there). - Harold

"On Wednesday, Apple will release a highly anticipated update to iOS devices: iOS 7. The new version is a complete departure from prior versions of iOS. The update is set to bring an entire new look and feel to iOS devices, which in turn will likely lead to late-night calls from your parents asking why their phone or iPad looks so different. That is, if they can find the redesigned Phone icon. In addition to the new look, there's a long list of new features such as a new Control Center, photo filters, and AirDrop. With the looming update in mind, it's important you prepare yourself and your device to make the transition as smooth as possible." - Harold