Amid great fanfare and expectations, Tesla Motors unveiled the Model X, its all-electric SUV, at an event Tuesday night at its Bay Area factory.
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Daily Archives: October 1, 2015
10 Facts About Booker T. Washington and Segregation You May Not Know
His Early Life
Booker T. Washington (April 5, 1856-Nov. 14, 1915) is known for creating Tuskegee University, delivering the Atlanta Compromise speech, and his public rivalry with W.E.B Dubois. Washington was born to a Black woman and a white plantation owner who has not been named. Between 1856 and 65, Washington moved from Virginia to West Virginia were he began working at the salt furnaces at nine years-old. Washington’s mother taught him to read, inciting a life-long fervor for education.
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10 International Dining Rules Every Traveler Should Know
Fitting in with the locals can be tough while traveling. But one of the easiest — and most delectable — ways to do so is by making use of local dining customs.
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Beautiful footage of jellyfish reveal why they’re so awesome
Jellyfish don’t have a brain or a heart or blood and can’t see or hear and yet they’ve managed to stick around in our oceans for 600 million years and have survived five mass extinctions. These drifting blobs are awesome and especially awesome to look at. Deep Look examines why.
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Thousands of Medical Devices Are Open to Hacking Over the Internet
Security researchers claim that at least 68,000 medical systems — like MRI scanners and infusion systems — from a “large, unnamed US health group” are accessible online for hackers to attack.
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