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One Of The World's Last Remaining Whaling Companies Is Hanging Up Its Harpoons
One of the world's last whaling companies has announced that it won't be manning the harpoons this summer, deciding it's too hard to market the meat.
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'Metal Gear Solid'-Inspired Prosthetic Limb Sends Email, Charges Phones
To the casual observer, the 25-year-old British man walking down the streets of Austin with a seemingly metallic left arm this weekend might be a cosplayer — a fan of...
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The Buddhist Monk Who Uses Space To Teach Spirituality
In a pitch black room, Ryo Kasuga talk?s space as a simulated solar system rotates above my head. Kasuga, however, is no astronomer. He?s a Buddhist monk intent on using th...
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This Japanese Band Makes Music With E-Waste
Open Reel Ensemble love producing weird sounds from obsolete tech?the more warped the better. The Japanese musicians connect old tape recorders, television sets, and ventil...
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Of Gender Divide
Since the creation of Eve from Adam’s rib, the human rib on gender issues has not stopped tickling. Left no wiser since Biblical times, the issue remains burning and ...
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Santa Barbara Film Festival TO Host U.S. Premiere OF ‘The Little Prince’
The 31st annual Santa Barbara International Film Festival (SBIFF) will kick off with the U.S. premiere of Paramount Pictures’ “The Little Prince.” Based o...
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Famed Architect Shigeru Ban Builds Quake-Proof Homes From Rubble In Nepal
TOKYO – After twin earthquakes in April and May claimed 9,000 lives and left vast swathes of Nepal in ruins, survivors worried if they reused the brick rubble, they w...
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The Japanese Professor Who's Spent Three Decades Perfecting A Human Avatar
?It was different to looking at yourself in a mirror, or looking at your image in a video recording. I saw my image moving as I was moving myself. At that moment, I wondere...
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In August's Company
This columnist may have missed out on the action for August but what a month it's been! We opened our column with Drishyam, which found remake in several Southern languages...
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Crime And Punishment
The film Drishyam (in its many versions), raised curiosity about the Japanese book that inspired it. The bestselling Japanese novel is also reportedly being made into anoth...
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