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According to a new survey, your husband’s favorite beer may indicate whether or not he’ll stay faithful. Yes, you read that right.

Illicit Encounters, a U.K.-based dating site for people looking to cheat, surveyed their members and found that Guinness is the beer preferred most by cheating men. Another international beer, Corona, was the second most popular. Click through the slideshow below to see what other drinks made the top five.

And although Illicit Encounters sought to find out the beer preferences of adulterous men, they also found that men engaging in affairs actually drink less than their monogamous counterparts. According to a recent blog post, the reason cheating men may drink less is because they are more health and weight conscious, or because they are afraid of the repercussions of getting too drunk.

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Twitter’s simplifying your life with the addition of one simple, yet important little line.

Twitter announced on Wednesday that it is changing the way it shows conversations. Conversations will be easier to follow because they will be shown in chronological order, connected with a little blue line.

“You’ll see up to three Tweets in sequence in your home timeline; if you want to see more, you can tap a Tweet to see all the replies, including those from people you don’t follow,” Twitter said in an official blog post Wednesday. Conversations will also be easier to follow in real time.

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Fifty years after serving as the youngest speaker at the 1963 March On Washington, Rep. John Lewis (D-Ga.) had the honor to speak again.

Lewis conducted his Wednesday 50th anniversary speech from the same spot where Dr. Martin Luther King delivered his legendary “I Have A Dream” speech. He stressed that while the country has made progress, the country has “a great distance to go” before fulfilling King’s dream.

“Sometime I hear people saying nothing has changed, but for someone to grow up the way I grew up in the cotton fields of Alabama to now be serving in the United States Congress makes we want to tell them come and walk in my shoes,” Lewis said.

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Gaming peripherals are great because they are built to last long, since gamers aren’t always delicate with their devices. They also pack plenty of features, making them more useful than just plain-Jane peripherals.

The Logitech G602 gaming mouse comes with 11 programmable buttons, which is pretty sweet. The design of the mouse fits the hand neatly, and it has got a 2500 dpi optical sensor, and the ability to change sensitivity on the fly.

Contrary to typical gaming mice, this one is also wireless and it will run for up to 125 hours on a single AA battery. With 2 AA batteries in place, the mouse should run at least 250 hours. Plus, there’s an enduro mode that will make them last for over 1,400 hours!

The Logitech G602 gaming mouse will cost $79.99(USD) and will be available in September on shelves, is available for pre-order now over on Logitech’s website.

Space really is the final frontier. However, the vast majority of us will never get any closer to the stars than can be achieved in a regular airplane. That doesn’t stop us from gazing through a telescope and dreaming, though. Of course, that’s not the only way we can pretend to be exploring the vast emptiness. Sometimes we want to pretend that we’re a part of the crew of the USS Enterprise, making contact on an uncharted world. Well now you have one more excuse to make believe whenever you’re out walking your dog.

The Star Trek Communicator Dog Bag Dispenser is an amusing novelty item that will go perfectly with the Captian’s Chair Dog Bed that we recently wrote about. In fact, all you need now is a Starfleet uniform for your pooch. Then, when people ask you why you’re carrying that Star Trek communicator around, you can say that it’s for the captain’s log.

This accessory features raised plastic buttons to provide the most accurate feel possible. You’ll also find a plastic clip so that it attaches to your leash, and won’t get lost. A zipper runs along the outer edges so that you can store the little plastic bags inside. The Communicator won’t be shipping until November, but you can pre-order it now for $20.

Source: Technabob
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