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BBC NEWS | Technology | Berners-Lee 'sorry' for slashes
october 2009 by rebekahheacock
Sir Tim Berners-Lee, the creator of the World Wide Web, has confessed that the // in a web address were actually "unnecessary". oh, hindsight.
internet
bbc
history
october 2009 by rebekahheacock
Facial expressions 'not global' | BBC NEWS | Science & Environment
august 2009 by rebekahheacock
the science behind emoticons
culture
bbc
news
science
august 2009 by rebekahheacock
BBC NEWS | Asia-Pacific | 'Stoned wallabies make crop circles'
june 2009 by rebekahheacock
as crazy as it sounds.
strange
bbc
june 2009 by rebekahheacock
BBC NEWS | Africa | Man bites snake in epic struggle
april 2009 by rebekahheacock
""I stepped on a spongy thing on the ground and suddenly my leg was entangled with the body of a huge python," he said. "I had to bite it."
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kenya
africa
bbc
snakes
april 2009 by rebekahheacock
BBC NEWS | Special Reports | 'Our hunt for the Nazis is over'
march 2009 by rebekahheacock
"Most famously, Mrs Klarsfeld, a German from a Christian background, publicly slapped the West German Chancellor Kurt-George Kiesinger in 1968, because of his former role as director of Nazi propaganda broadcasting, a blow that resonated around Europe and that helped bring about Kiesinger's fall from power. That slap is still discussed in German schools today, such was its significance."
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WWII
march 2009 by rebekahheacock
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