I guess everybody wants to become a millionaire and I understand that the road to riches is not that easy. So to prepare my self before taking my first step on that road, I read first books on financial freedom and of course tips on how to become millionaire and what should I do if I am already a millionaire.

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The man in the photo is the first patient to undergo a successful full-face transplant.

He still looks weird but he’s better now after getting a new nose, face-skin and other parts from a dead donor.

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Thermal Paper receipts issued by cash registers of your favorite stores and restaurants can cause health problems.

According to the U.S. National Toxicology Program, studies found out that 40 percent of the thermal paper receipt contains BPA or Bispenhol A, a pollutant which is known to cause brain, behavioral and reproductive system problems.

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The complete transcript of the first SONA of President Noynoy Aquino.

—- SONA starts here —

Speaker Feliciano Belmonte; Senate President Juan Ponce Enrile; Vice President Jejomar Binay; Chief Justice Renato Corona; Former Presidents Fidel Valdez Ramos and Joseph Ejercito Estrada; members of the House of Representatives and the Senate; distinguished members of the diplomatic corps; my fellow workers in government;

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Obviously, the man shown holding a tablet is not me. I’m still at 30′s and the man in the photo seems at 60′s already. He is Kapil Sibal the India’s Minister for Human Resource Development. The photo was taken during the press Thursday unveiling the India’s $35 tablet.

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You see the object on the photo below? At first glance, you can immediately tell that it’s a jet plane. But it’s not. It might have a jet engine as you can see at the tail of it, but it’s not an airplane. It’s simply a car.

A car built to break the current fastest land record of 736 miles per hour. It will not just break that record but it will further powderized that record because according to the team of engineers that built this car, it can run up to about 1,600 miles per hour. They called it, Bloodhound SSC, after a missil

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I haven’t seen yet a driver-less cars (not toy cars) in the real world except in movies like those cars in the i, Robot movie which was starred by Will Smith. I don’t know if it already existed prior to the creation of the driver-less car as shown on the photo below.

This car (driver-less car in the photo) was set for a longest test drive that will cover 8,000 miles from Italy to China, and it will also take the busy roads in Moscow.

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Before the Friday press made by the Apple CEO, Steve Jobs, there were reports published online that Apple knew that the latest iPhone was defective, however, in some other reports said that Steve Jobs denied that he knew the problem of the iPhone.

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No stranger to the depiction of music in film, Love Letter and All About Lily Chou-Chou director Iwai Shunji co-wrote and produced Bandage, a drama about the Japanese music world.

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IN 1997 to 2001 Toyota successfully sold 1,500 Electric Rav4 SUV that utilized 27.4-kilowatt-hour nickel-metal hydride batteries similar to that of the Prius hybrid. However, Toyota is not contented with it, so it invested money to Tesla to build an electric Rav4 prototype that will be using the Tesla battery technology to combine with Toyota’s car engineering.

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