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• Best News Bloopers May 2013
• Spaghetti in Indonesia
• Canopy Tower Hotel in Panama
• Monkey Light
• Skin Cancer 101 [Infographic]

Best News Bloopers May 2013 Posted: 28 May 2013 07:14 PM PDT The funniest news mishaps of the month, all in one video.

Spaghetti in Indonesia Posted: 28 May 2013 11:48 AM PDT Poduction process of spaghetti in Indonesia.

Canopy Tower Hotel in Panama Posted: 28 May 2013 10:37 AM PDT Canopy Tower is located in Soberania National Park, Panama City, Panama.

Monkey Light Posted: 28 May 2013 09:48 AM PDT MonkeyLectric's Mini Monkey Light M210 is a durable LED bike light that keeps you visible for evening rides; it straps to your spokes and displays full color 8-bit graphics on your spinning wheel. The lights come with pre-loaded animations, but you can add your own JPG, GIF, PNG, AVI, MPEG, MOV, QT, FLV, and more.

Skin Cancer 101 [Infographic] Posted: 28 May 2013 09:27 AM PDT People who use tanning beds before age 35 have a 75% increased risk of developing melanoma. Discover how to protect your skin against skin cancer by reading through this infographic from a radiation oncologist in Florida. Click on Image to Enlarge. Source: South Florida Radiation Oncology

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Faith

Good morning -- On Sunday, I was in Moore, Oklahoma. Today, I'm headed to the Jersey Shore. Those two communities are separated by half a continent but united by a common sense of purpose. Like Joplin, Tuscaloosa, and New Orleans, they are home to people who've seen nature at its worst and humanity at its best. And they're filled with those who have made the choice to rebuild after disaster, to come back stronger than ever. The scene on the ground this weekend was one we all know too well: homes wrecked and neighborhoods devastated. But the memories I'll take away from Moore will be of people standing tall, of neighbor helping neighbor, of survivors working to ensure that no one suffers through tragedy alone. And that too, was strikingly familiar. I could have been back in Brigantine Beach after Hurricane Sandy. I could have been in Joplin in 2011. It's because of those past experiences in places like New Jersey and Missouri that I have faith that Moore will emerge from the wreckage of this tornado stronger than ever. And that's in part because I know that they won't undertake the road to recovery alone. This was a national tragedy, and that demands a national response. If you want to help, the best way to support those affected by this storm is to make a financial contribution to the voluntary organization of your choice. The best way to volunteer is to affiliate with an organization that is already providing support to survivors. We've set up a page to help steer you in the right direction. Check it out to get started: http://www.whitehouse.gov/oklahoma Thank you, President Barack Obama

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