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George R.R. Martin Wants to Kill You for $20,000 George R.R. Martin's new crowdfunding effort seeks to raise funds for captive wolves and wolf-dogs. A Retired Firefighter Reinvented the 100-Year-Old Fire Hydrant A retired New York City firefighter redesigned the classic fire hydrant, seeking to fix its issues with security and longevity. Terrible 'Wheel of Fortune' Guess Gives Beach Boys Bad Vibrations [VIDEO] During Wednesday's 'Wheel of Fortune,' a contestant named Stephen made game show history with one of the most absent-minded guesses of all time. OS X Yosemite Icons vs. Mavericks: Which Is Better? Here are all of the Mac system icons in Apple OS X Yosemite compared with their more textured counterparts in Mavericks. Boko Haram Militants Kill Hundreds in Nigeria Revenge Attack Boko Haram slaughtered hundreds of civilians in northern Nigeria, witnesses say, in a string of attacks that targeted at least four villages. Pinterest Joins Facebook, Twitter in Battle for Small Business Advertisers Pinterest is expanding its first major ad offering, Promoted Pins, to all businesses in hopes of capturing ad dollars from small and medium size businesses. Chrome Is Now More Popular Than Internet Explorer Chrome has more users than Internet Explorer for the first time. Netflix Creates 'Flappy Bird' Clone for 'Orange Is the New Black' The elusive chicken, an urban legend for the imprisoned women in Netflix's "Orange Is the New Black," stars in "Flappy Bird" clone "Feisty Chicken." 'Full Victory — Nothing Else': Iconic D-Day Images for Its 70th Anniversary Friday marks the 70th anniversary of the D-Day invasion where 160,000 Allied troops landed on the beaches of a German-occupied Normandy, France. Ukraine's Underground Army of Civilians Behind the front lines of eastern Ukraine's war is a group of civilians who covertly deliver supplies to military troops fighting separatists. Space Program Should Aim for Mars, Says New Report After weighing the costs and dangers of human spaceflight against concerns such as national security and "the eventual survival of the human species through off-Earth settlement... Read more at Mashable.com ▶ You received this email because you are registered on mashable.com. We respect your privacy. If you believe this has been sent to you in error, please safely unsubscribe. Mashable, Inc. is a Delaware Corporation. P.O. Box 64 New York, NY, 10159-0064