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What you missed today
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Thanks For The Web, CERN!
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- On April 30, 1993 the European Organisation for Nuclear Research (CERN) gave the Web to the world. To mark the day, CERN has recreated its first web page to serve as a reminder of the Web's fundamental values: free, universal, open access to information.
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The first web browser allowed users to directly edit/add to the content they were viewing, a feature noticeably no longer available in present-day browsers.
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Google To America: You Lied
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- America lied to Pew Research, according to Google. We the people claimed to be fascinated by the gun control and deficit debates on Capitol Hill. But what we were really interested in over the past two months was the NCAA tournament.
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Americans aren't just watching sports; we followed news about the Boston bombings, Texas explosion and North Korea closely. But we mostly ignored news about the sequester, gun control and immigration.
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We Are Signing Off
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- Time To Sign Off is taking a brief break for a redesign. We'll be back in your in-box with a new look, a new national edition and all sorts of other wonderfulness by the end of May. While we're on hiatus, you can get your news/events/can't miss fix on our Facebook page and Twitter feed. See you soon!
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What you cant miss tomorrow
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Fear Not, Fun Is On The Way
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- YouTube is hosting its first-ever comedy week from May 19 to May 25, featuring live events, video premieres and festive collaborations.
- Comedians participating include Sarah Silverman, Rainn Wilson, Michael Cera, Vince Vaughn and Seth Rogen.
- Web celebrities such as the Gregory Brothers (the “Auto-Tune the News” crew) and the team behind Epic Rap Battles of History will join in, as will The Onion, Funny or Die, Nerdist and CollegeHumor.
- YouTube has spent millions of dollars developing original programming, which it hopes theme weeks like this comedy offering will help to highlight.
- Comedy week will kick-off with a live, all-star variety show from Los Angeles’ Culver Studios, with stand-up, sketches and musical performances. The show is scheduled to stream live globally on May 19 at 8 p.m. EST, with a special pre-show at 7 p.m.
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In case you can't sleep
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If Your Friends Acted Like Animals …
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- A few months back, sketch comedy group Fat Awesome Films captivated the Internet by explaining what it would be like "If Your Friends Acted Like Your Pet Dog And Cat." And now Fat Awesome has delivered part 2 of the saga.
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62% of U.S. households have a pet; 39% own at least one dog, 33% own at least one cat.
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Who Do You Love?
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- We all have our own wild ideas about what constitutes the perfect girlfriend, but Rafe's dream girl is truly unique ... and lends new meaning to the term "my better half."
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The longest recorded marriage lasted 91 years and 12 days.
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