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Tom Every spent decades turning salvaged machinery into Wisconsin’s 300-ton Forevertron; the 50-foot scrap-metal giant still stands at his family’s art park
Tom Every, famously known as Dr. Evermor, dedicated his life to the artistry of scrap metal, transforming forgotten pieces into extraordinary sculptures. One of his most renowned works, the Forevertron, is a towering piece weighing over 300 tons, crafted from repurposed industrial materials. Alongside whimsical metal birds and enchanting teahouses, his creativity sparked inspiration in many, highlighting the importance of recycling and appreciating overlooked treasures.
Hulk Hogan adult video tape lawsuit becomes safeguard tool for celebrities, politicians, other notable personalities. Here's how
It also ensured Hulk Hogan, who died Thursday at age 71, and his legal team would have a long-term impact on media law.
Hulk Hogan sex-tape controversy: What happened with WWE legend and how the scandal rocked wrestler's career?
WWE legend Hulk Hogan death has shocked the wrestling world. The colorful life of Hogan has a dark chapter which eventually had a detrimental impact during the fag end of the wrestler's professional career. We are talking about Hulk Hogan sex-tape controversy.
From Jay Shah to Katie Holmes: Some defamation cases that rocked the world
Amit Shah's son Jay filed a Rs 100-crore defamation suit against a news portal.
Gawker.com to shut down next week after 14-year run
The decision comes two days after Univision Holdings Inc won a bankruptcy auction to acquire Gawker for $135 million.
Ziff Davis, Univision said to be only bidders for Gawker
New York-based Ziff Davis is an 89-year-old publishing company known for chronicling the rise of the computing industry with technology-focused titles like PC Magazine.
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Is Peter Thiel funding Dr Shiva Ayyadurai's $35mn lawsuit against Gawker?
Ayyadurai says he is unaware of any behind-the-scenes financial arrangements involving his lawyers.
Tech titans on guard, even as they work to make world more open
Silicon Valley’s stars secretly funded a lawsuit to bring down a gossip site, the overwhelming response in the tech community has been: More power to him.
Office group chat a legal minefield, can be used in a court of law
Slack lets premium subscribers set custom retention policies that destroy all messages after a certain period of time.
Twitter suspends two sports accounts after video sharing complaints-NYT
Twitter Inc suspended two high-profile accounts that posts highlights while games are on, after major US sports leagues protested, the New York Times reported.
Why US Government websites are going to start looking really good (for real)
Fortunately for the American people, any url ending in .gov is going to look and function better than it ever has before, thanks to new government-wide standards.
Five projects on shortlist for NASA's next planetary mission
The NASA Discovery Program is sorting through suggestions for the agency's next spaceflight investigation. NASA released a shortlist of just five missions.
Meet Pixel C, Google's own Android tablet hybrid
Its best feature is the optional $150 keyboard held together with self-aligning magnets so powerful you can hold the thing upside down.
Facebook attempts to make notes less bleak
The blogging alternative that Mark Zuckerberg always insisted was not for blogging is a great way to read long blog-like posts from people that you used to know.
Qualcomm's new 'quick charge' takes a phone from 0 to 80 per cent in 35 minutes
Most phones have some kind of quick charge system these days and on Android many of them are powered by Qualcomm's Quick Charge.
Project Morpheus has a new name: PlayStation VR
Technology is filled with all kinds of rumors and speculation - real and fabricated. BitStream collects all those whispers into one place to deliver your morning buzz.
New weather app gives you local climate change forecasts
With WXshift is a data-driven "weather channel". You can plug in your city or zip code to get a detailed hourly, 7-day, or weekend weather prediction.
Sony secretly fixed the PlayStation 4'S annoying hardware quirks
Sony's latest PS4 solves the jet-engine-like sound it makes, or the capacitive buttons that eject your disc at the slighest provocation.
The world finally admits Microsoft Surface was the shit
The Surface Pro has become a tech soothsayer; a device that somewhat successfully navigated the middle ground between a powerful tablet and capable laptop.
Google Chrome just got a lot faster
The latest version of Chrome includes some under-the-hood upgrades that will cut down on RAM usage and improve battery life.
Obama's running wild in Alaska with a selfie stick
President Obama's trip to Alaska this week intended to shine a spotlight on climate change. But he's also there for a social media spree, including using a selfie stick.
The vast majority of the world doesn't use Facebook
On Monday, 1 in 7 people on Earth used Facebook to connect with their friends and family or 6 in 7 people on Earth used other methods to connect.
Parallels 11 can put Microsoft's Cortana on your Mac
Parallels isn't the only program that can run Cortana on your Mac. Apple's Boot Camp to pull off a similar tech endeavor, worked pretty well, too.
Turn a puny laptop into a graphical powerhouse
Intel's Thunderbolt 3, is a supercharged version of USB-C with double the bandwidth. You can actually augment the power of a weak laptop with an external graphics card.
Google Hangouts has a gorgeous new home on the web
The new URL follows Google's normal naming convention: hangouts.google.com. The new homepage works like an expanded version of the existing Hangouts.
New revenue figures show $50 billion Uber is losing a lot of money
In the first and second quarters of 2014, the documents show Uber generating about $102 million, nearly as much as the entire year prior.
Gawker says it plans to relaunch on Monday - and the company might even change its name
Gawker's week of controversy and resulting tailspin is all thanks to a controversial post which outed a rival executive for allegedly seeking out the services of a male escort.
After Gawker, TIL partners with Business Insider
Times Internet has tied up with American business news site Business Insider to launch its Indian edition.
Times Internet Limited to manage Gawker Media's two technology websites
Times Internet Ltd (TIL) has formed a strategic alliance with American online firm Gawker Media to manage the latter's two technology websites in India.
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