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Will Google Glass Cause You To Overlook Gorillas?

The New York Times ran an interesting piece about Google Glass written by University of Illinois professor of psychology Daniel J. Simons and Union College professor of psychology Christopher F. Chabris.

Augusten Burroughs Bucks Tradition, Writes a Decent 'Modern Love'

Has the New York Times' "Modern Love" column taken a turn for the tolerable? First there was the thought-provoking Jessica Bennett essay about the meaning of marriage, then there that story of the old couple who were each widowed and found e

How the Indy 500 Became the Greatest Spectacle in Racing

The Indianapolis 500 has become the most famous race in motorsports over the last 102 years, combining speed and daring in a heady blend that makes for must-see television.

With speeds topping 220 miles per hour, the race can be a true thrill ride for viewers.

Tim Tebow Must Take Arena Football Opportunity

Polarizing quarterback Tim Tebow has been offered an opportunity to play in the Arena Football League. If he wants to rehabilitate his career, then Tebow must take this opportunity.

Dallas Stars' New Logo Potentially Leaked on Team App

The Dallas Stars were set to release the designs for a new logo and corresponding jerseys on June 4, but it appears a leaked photo of the new logo(s) has leaked on the team's iPhone app, giving fans an early glimpse of what their team is going to look like on the ice next season.

Meet The People Who Are Subverting Wall Street Reform

Three years after Congress passed sweeping reforms of Wall Street, the industry has successfully widened a variety of cracks in the Dodd-Frank law.

Long Robes And Silly Hats: What Is Graduation?

It's that time of year when some young people put on long (usually) dark robes and funny hats and walk in line to receive a rolled up piece of paper from an old man with an even stranger long robe and ridiculous hat.

"Life-size" LegoX-Wing

Said to be the world's largest Lego model, this Star Wars X-wing starfighter was on display in New York's Times Square May 23, 2013.

Daily Report: An Early Apple Computer for More Than $100,000

Apple-1 computers, built in Steve Jobs"s family garage, have sold for hundreds of thousands of dollars in recent auctions, a run-up reflecting the company"s mystique, Steve Lohr reports in The New York Times.

New York Yankees: Top 5 Surprises This Season

Baseball, and especially New York Yankees baseball, can be unpredictable at times.