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The US Army is still looking for its perfect quadcopter drone

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Technology The Department of Defense awarded $11 million to six companies to make it happen. It’s not hard to imagine how a small drone, like a quadcopter with a camera on it, could be useful for a soldier in the Army. via Popular Science "http://bit.ly/2GTwojq"

Giving ex-convicts healthcare helps all of us

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Health Community health programs for prisoners after release reduces recidivism. Programs that link people released from prison who have chronic illnesses with community health workers who also have a history of incarceration have been shown to… via Popular Science "http://bit.ly/2J88KlM"

Focuster helps you prioritize the tasks that matter

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Get this slick productivity app for $59. Focuster helps you prioritize the tasks that matter and you can get this slick productivity app for $59. via Popular Science "http://bit.ly/2GXYwDd"

Only more measles cases will make people take vaccinations seriously

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Health Measles faces many more obstacles than the smallpox eradication effort did. It only took a few decades of lower smallpox incidence for a vocal minority to start pushing back against the vaccination campaigns of the 19th century, but they… via Popular Science "http://bit.ly/2Y1EugD"

The world secretly runs on hippo poop

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Animals These legendary crappers play an important role in cycling silicon. Hippo poop is a plentiful resource. According to a new study, it’s also good for the environment, as the semi-aquatic mammal is crucial pipeline for the element… via Popular Science "http://bit.ly/2VddmOQ"

You should enable Google's new auto-delete privacy feature

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Technology It's on its way in 'the coming weeks.' Your phone, and the apps and services connected to it, can determine your location—and that’s a double-edged sword. via Popular Science "http://bit.ly/2V9g8EN"

Curve Digital Publisher Weekend, Save up to 90% Off

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Save up to 90% on Curve Digital titles during the Curve Digital Publisher Weekend *! *Offer ends Monday at 10AM Pacific Time via Steam RSS News Feed "http://bit.ly/2WjwLdF"

Daily Deal - The Swapper, 85% Off

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Today's Deal: Save 85% on The Swapper !* Look for the deals each day on the front page of Steam. Or follow us on twitter or Facebook for instant notifications wherever you are! *Offer ends Monday at 10AM Pacific Time via Steam RSS News Feed "http://bit.ly/2DK2w86"

Daily Deal - Rise to Ruins, 66% Off

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Today's Deal: Save 66% on Rise to Ruins !* Look for the deals each day on the front page of Steam. Or follow us on twitter or Facebook for instant notifications wherever you are! *Offer ends Saturday at 10AM Pacific Time via Steam RSS News Feed "http://bit.ly/2IVKgwU"

Weekend Deal - PC Building Simulator, 30% Off

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Save 30% on PC Building Simulator as part of this week's Weekend Deal*! Build and grow your very own computer repair enterprise as you learn to diagnose, fix and build PCs. With real-world licensed components and comprehensive hardware and software simulation, you can plan and bring your ultimate PC to life! *Offer ends Monday at 10AM Pacific Time via Steam RSS News Feed "http://bit.ly/2H1ya3n"

38 percent off a Dyson vacuum and other great deals happening today

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Gadgets A quick guide to getting the goods for cheaper. PopSci is always on the lookout for today's best deals. Our lists will be updated throughout the day, so check back to see if stumbled upon any awesome new discounts. via Popular Science "http://bit.ly/2Y5Det3"

Are biodegradable bags better than plastic? It’s complicated.

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Environment Misleading labels and life cycle studies make for a messy story. “Biodegradable” or “compostable" products are typically made from plant sources like corn and do eventually biodegrade, meaning that microbes and other organisms break… via Popular Science "http://bit.ly/2WiX7w7"

How to spring back into outdoor exercise

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DIY Ready to ditch the gym? Here's how to move your workout outside. Spring has arrived, but before you limber up to run, bike, and contort yourself in the park and on the trails, make sure you’re ready for the great outdoors. via Popular Science "http://bit.ly/2WeXLL8"

Searching in vein: a history of artificial blood

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Health For centuries scientists have sought an artificial substitute for blood. Equipped with modern nanotechnology and a humbler strategy, bioengineers think they’re closer than ever. Since the early 1600s, physicians have unsuccessfully pursued a suitable substitute for the life-giving elixir of blood. We’ve come a long way, but the modern demand for… via Popular Science "http://bit.ly/2VJr0bO"