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Today's Blogs - Yahoo! News: New study says online piracy isn’t hurting entertainment industry News helicopter helps police nab reckless motorcycle thief How to Boost Your Memory Lost and found: Man discovers wallet from decades past Return to Mogadishu: Former Army ranger revisits ‘Black Hawk Down’ 20 years later

New study says online piracy isn’t hurting entertainment industry  Thursday, Oct 03, 2013 03:00 PM PDT A new policy brief from the London School of Economics and Political Science (LSE) says that not only does piracy not hurt the creative industry but that it actually is helping. Full Story	Top
News helicopter helps police nab reckless motorcycle thief  Thursday, Oct 03, 2013 01:49 PM PDT A TV news helicopter in Los Angles helped police to keep tabs on a reckless motorcycle thief Full Story	Top
How to Boost Your Memory  Thursday, Oct 03, 2013 08:15 AM PDT There's nothing more insulting than forgetting someone's name – and while there are some tricks you can use, such as "How do you spell your name again?" it often ends with embarrassment. "... It's S-A-M." Why not just boost your memory by using this cool tip from memory-master and USA Memory Championship winner Nelson Dellis? [...] Full Story	Top
Lost and found: Man discovers wallet from decades past  Thursday, Oct 03, 2013 07:34 AM PDT Ian Stankiewicz was hiking around Eisenhower Park in Milford, Conn. when he and his friend made an unusual discovery. Full Story	Top
Return to Mogadishu: Former Army ranger revisits ‘Black Hawk Down’ 20 years later  Thursday, Oct 03, 2013 04:23 AM PDT Power Players Twenty years after retired U.S. Army Ranger Jeff Struecker led a squad of elite forces into Mogadishu on a failed rescue mission that inspired the film "Black Hawk Down," he returned to the site of the battle in Somalia and said the memories of the 17-hour-long firefight came rushing back. "When I went [...] Full Story	Top

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