What would cause a T-Rex to spontaneously combust?

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“There was an unfortunate (and rare) electrical issue with our mighty T-Rex and he is no longer,” owner Zach Reynolds said in a statement Thursday. “You might even say … extinct.”

Get it on,bang the Gong.. ;)

cool!!!!!!

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• COPO Brass Hat car
• Designated as company car for Chevrolet's National Sales Manager Joe Pike
• Only known as Sliver Pearl/Bright Blue Leather in 1966

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Austin, Texas

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Black Rice

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A whopping 45 percent of all fruits and vegetables produced in the world are wasted every year, and a not-insubstantial amount of that is thrown out simply because it’s not pretty enough to make it onto the grocery store shelf.

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Korolev crater on Mars boasts an ice rink measuring over 50 miles wide—and it’s one of the most spectacular surface features on the Red Planet, as the latest image from the Mars Express spacecraft reveals.

Named after Russian rocket scientist Sergey Korolev, this incredible crater is located in the northern lowlands of Mars and just south of Olympia Undae—a large patch of dune-filled terrain that encircles the planet’s northern polar cap. It may look as if Korolev crater is filled with snow, but it’s actually ice. The impressive impact crater measures 51 miles across (82 kilometers), and at the center of the circle—it’s deepest point—the ice extends down for 1.1 miles (1.8 kilometers).

Asteroids

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Hershey is investigating and making changes in response to an onslaught of Hershey's Kisses with missing tips.

The company's operations team is "looking at how to tighten up the variability to deliver a better consumer experience," a representative told Business Insider on Thursday.

People have been complaining about the Kisses with broken tips on social media in recent days.

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General view of Dubai's cranes at a construction site in Dubai, UAE.

An amazing piece of architecture...I've made a few hundred laps around it when being built.

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I believe this car was at MCACN 2 years ago. Fully loaded. Going to the Mecum auction next month. Should bring big bucks.

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ACAPULCO

One of the places my mom and I went to for a weekend (airfare was less than $20 for both of us and we stayed at the Hilton for free. Air France had GREAT perks). It's where I met actors Kirk Douglas and Ron Ely (he played Tarzan on TV).

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SAN FRANCISCO — San Francisco's oldest department store, Gump's, is closing its doors after 157 years in business.

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The $1,000 Bill That Could Be Worth $3 Million

In 1891, the U.S. Treasury printed some $1,000 bills, around 1,500 of them. Rather than enter mass circulation, though, the silver certificates were primarily used as a sort of proto-wire transfer among banks, says Peter Treglia, the director of currency for Stacks Bowers Galleries, a coin and currency auctioneer.

As a result, the bills never made it into private hands; they never even stayed in banks’ hands for long. “Back then, currency changed so frequently that the 1891 bills only circulated for two to three years,” Treglia says.

One of those $1,000 bills ended up in the Smithsonian. Another remained in a private collection for over 80 years; its first reported sale as a collectible item, rather than a piece of currency, was in the 1970s. The rest, presumably, were lost. (“I’d bet a lot of money that another one of these notes won’t turn up,” Treglia says. “Things are discovered all the time, but not of this magnitude.”)

That single remaining note, dubbed the “Marcy Note” because it features a portrait of U.S. Senator (also secretary of war and governor of New York) William Marcy, is now up for auction with an estimate of $2 million to $3 million.

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A mural listed by the Guinness World Records as the largest in the world is displayed on a grain silo in Incheon port, Seoul on Dec. 19.

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A Christmas tree carousel is pictured in front of the Graslin theater in Nantes, France, on Dec. 20.

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Festively decorated Christmas trees at the opening of the Journey to Christmas winter festival in Moscow, Russia, on Dec. 14.

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Christmas trees frame the Monte Carlo Casino as part of holiday season decorations in Monaco, on Dec. 11.

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View of the largest floating Christmas tree in the world, standing 70 meters high in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, on Dec. 5.

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People walk past a Christmas tree at the New York Stock Exchange on Nov. 30 in New York City.

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A general view of the main Christmas light show at Christmasland in New Taipei City, Taiwan, as seen on Nov. 19. In addition to the 3D light sculpture projection of the City Hall Building and the world's only 3D light sculpture projection Christmas tree, there is also the first combination of 900 LED spot-controlled streamer walls to perform the peak of lighting art.

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Less than five per cent of the planet’s oceans have been explored.

I was going for a “Spinal Tap” joke there but couldn’t quite make it happen.

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Union Pacific "Big Boy" Locomotive