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How to Remove Scratches From Your Phone Our phones are bound to be victims of scratches and scuffs. Here are eight remedies that have been known to rescue phones from minor scratches. 5 Can't-Miss Apps: OutSider and More This week's list of can't-miss apps includes Wikipedia for Android, The Weather Channel's new app for runners and the latest version of Inside's news app. Viral Video Recap: Vicious Kitten on 'Conan' and More With the World Cup heating up, it's only natural that more animals are catching 'futebol' fever. The 15 Most Emotional Brazilian World Cup Fans The emotion played out on the pitch and on the faces of Brazilian fans. Colombia's James Rodriguez Is Your New Favorite World Cup Player Colombia's James Rodriguez scored and danced his way into the hearts of World Cup fans Saturday. 7 Very Bizarre (and Very Rare) Psychotic Hallucinations The many documented cases of strange delusions and neurological syndromes can offer a window into how bizarre the brain can be. The People of Earth Need You to Hunt for Asteroids A new citizen science project needs your help to sort through nighttime images of the sky, and pinpoint hidden asteroids. Plants Bought From Major U.S. Stores Are Killing Bees Gardens may give flowers and plants life, but they can also be a death sentence for its most frequent visitors: Bees. Plants sold at major retail nurseries are often treated wit... How Your Company Can Attract Top Tech Talent This infographic highlights some interesting statistics about the current U.S. job market, recruitment strategies and hiring at tech firms. Verizon Services Back Up, But Outage Prompts Fail Hashtags on Twitter A service outage from Verizon toward the beginning of the weekend inspired Twitter users to come up with a service fail hashtag. X-Ray Gun Can Search for Drugs, Money, Weapons We now have have the world's first handheld x-ray gun, which enables police to search for explosives, guns and drugs in inaccessible places. 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