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Are "bad" employees happier under bad bosses - a study recently published in the Journal of Business Ethics asked.
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Researchers from Penn State University believe they've found a way to break down waste to grow food for future space missions.
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Comics and video games were a staple in my childhood. Many lunch table talks turned into who was the coolest super hero or who had the best powers, and how did Batman afford all that cool gear. No matter who or what anyone threw out there, I would always come back to my main man Wolverine. His admantium skeleton, retractable claws, healing factor and overall badassness made Wolverine reign supreme.
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Imagine grocery shopping with your child; they run around to a neighboring aisle and you hear them talking to what seems to be an exuberant clerk. Ninety-nine percent of the time you would scurry around the corner and see flesh, blood, and a color clashing uniform, hopefully about to hand you a slice of Land O’Lakes American Cheese cut just the way you like it. If you were a recent customer in Scotland’s supermarket Margiotta this may have not been the case.
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Researchers at Binghamton University in New York have developed a concrete they believe will help combat cracked roads and potholes, according to IFLScience.com.
