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- 5 Most Expensive Presidential Perks
- Who Said It: Gates or Jobs?
- History Puzzles
- Can I go without a refrigerator?
- How Flavor Tripping Works
| 5 Most Expensive Presidential Perks Posted: The U.S. president rakes in a salary of $400,000 and lives in a 132-room mansion. With a full-time pastry chef and private cinema at his or her disposal, the leader of the free world wants for nothing.
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| Posted: Bill Gates and Steve Jobs have been battling each other for computer supremacy for about 25 years now. As far as we can see, neither has anything very nice to say about the other or his products. But at the end of the day, aren't they basically coming from the same place? They're both self-made geeks who got really, really rich. And they both seem to be just a wee bit drunk with power. Hey, we're not saying it's wrong. If we were the lords of the technology universe, maybe we'd say these things, too. Can you guess which CEO made which outrageous statement?
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| Can I go without a refrigerator? Posted: Your refrigerator keeps your milk cold, your veggies crisp and your leftovers ready to see a new day. Why would someone want to unplug that boxy center of the kitchen?
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| Posted: It might be called flavor tripping, but there are no drugs involved. People pop a berry known as miracle fruit and marvel as sweet becomes sour and savory becomes sweet. What is this magical berry? How does this "miracle" happen?
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