The Road Not Taken and Triple Town developer on the importance of luck and kindness
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The 2015 BMW i8 is already rare car, but showrooms models will look positively plebeian next to the one-off Concours d'Elegance edition that will be auctioned off in Pebble Beach this weekend.
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During an otherwise routine restoration, researchers at Mexico's National Institute of Anthropology and History (NIAH) made a highly unprecedented discovery. As it turns out, the 18th century statue of Christ they'd been X-raying was fitted with actual, 100% human pearly whites—totally intact all the way to the roots.
With 36 cities across the country now hosting their own systems, bike share is almost becoming an American institution. According to a new report, it's estimated that Americans have taken 23 million rides since 2007 (wow!), but here's the most amazing part: Not a single death has been attributed to a bike share system in the U.S. At least not yet.
Get your first look at the multiplayer mode in Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare, which features revised progression and custom class building as well as powered suit warfare.
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Tim Davis, a Comcast customer and YouTube user, is the latest to go public with his tale of injustice at the hands of the cable company's customer service agents.
Yesterday, Davis posted a 14-minute video detailing how the company promised him he wouldn't be charged for something, charged him anyway, and then refused to undo the charges until Davis revealed that he had recorded the initial call.
"What have we learned today? Well for one thing, always record your calls with big companies," Davis says in the end of the video.
