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Paul Nicklen: Emperors of the Ice | Nat Geo Live

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Wildlife photographer Paul Nicklen dives beneath the Antarctic ice to capture the “bubbly” emperor penguins in action, and risks being mistaken for his subjects by some very hungry predators. ➡ Subscribe: http://bit.ly/NatGeoSubscribe ➡ Get More Nat Geo Live: http://bit.ly/MoreNatGeoLive About Nat Geo Live (National Geographic Live): Thought-provoking presentations by today’s …

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Strippers and Hookers Prep for Inauguration

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“When Steve Baker talks about the inauguration, he gets a little giddy. For the company he works at, Hire Party Strippers, which does exactly what its name suggests for clients in the Washington DC area, inauguration weekend means a big boost in business. “Oh my God, it’s bananas,” says Baker, …

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Liberals Pay More for Smoothies

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“A smoothie shop in Vernal, Utah is sparking outrage over an unorthodox pricing structure that charges liberals an extra dollar. The shop, tellingly named the I Love Drilling Juice and Smoothie Bar, is owned by George Burnett, a pro-oil and gas activist. He donates the extra money to conservative organizations …

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Obama Not ‘Friendly’ Enough to Republicans?

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“He’s likable enough, as it turns out. President Barack Obama, a man known for his professorial aloofness and unwillingness to schmooze his enemies into submission, lamented — tongue-in-cheek — that Republicans are too worried about Fox News and the tea party to allow themselves to be swayed by his charming, …

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Is This Endless War on Terror The New Normal?

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“In October, the Washington Post’s Greg Miller reported that the administration was instituting a “disposition matrix” to determine how terrorism suspects will be disposed of, all based on this fact: “among senior Obama administration officials, there is broad consensus that such operations are likely to be extended at least another …

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