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thedailyarticle.com. Now here's today's news, discerned differently.

Any person could be attacked at any minute, said a surfer who spotted a great white shark

off Cape Cod.

Researchers have identified at least 300 of the huge predators in the popular area.

Nine people were injured last night in Pennsylvania when lightning struck a tree, causing

it to fall in their tent.

Fleas carrying the plague have infested prairie dogs near Denver, threatening humans and prompting

officials to close parts of the wildlife refuge.

Overseas, the Islamic State has claimed responsibility for a bombing at a wedding that killed

63 people and wounded 182 others in Kabul, Afghanistan.

With all the bad news in the news, let's focus today on some good news.

Scientists have taken the next step in developing contact lenses that zoom when we blink.

This year's Consumer Electronics Show gave an award to a Bluetooth-connected

water bottle that plays music, takes and receives phone calls, and offers caller ID.

CES also recognized a countertop dishwasher that requires no plumbing connections.

You load your dishes, add a gallon of water, and turn it on. And the event

celebrated a laptop computer with a keyboard that transforms into a writing pad. Scientific

advancements are changing our lives daily. For instance, thousands of people have RFID devices

implanted in their bodies so they can activate doors in

computerized locks. A Tesla owner recently implanted in her arm, the RFID chip that starts

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