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CollegeHumor Offers $2,600 to Buy Banana From Man Who Lost Life Savings

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CollegeHumor Offers $2,600 to Buy Banana From Man Who Lost Life Savings
3:41:28 AMAnita Li
Henry Gribbohm, the New Hampshire man who lost $2,600 in life savings at a carnival game only to score a stuffed banana as consolation, may see his luck turn around. Comedy site CollegeHumor launched a Facebook campaign Tuesday to buy back Gribbohm's banana — which sports a beanie and dreadlocks — for the full $2,600. Gribbohm lost what he claims to be his life savings over the weekend on a carnival game called Tubs of Fun.

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Facebook Music Game GIG-IT Will Let Players Create Virtual Concerts
Tuesday, April 30, 2013 6:53 PMBrian Anthony Hernandez
GIG-IT, a new social game coming to Facebook in May, will let players create 3D concerts featuring virtual versions of famous musicians along with music from the game's library or music available to purchase within the experience. Players will be able to customize every aspect of the concert such as the music, backup dancers, speakers, opening act, headline performers, wardrobes, sponsors and venue.

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Tuesday, April 30, 2013 5:21 PMSamantha Murphy
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Coding Is the Must-Have Job Skill of the Future
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Google Adds App Activities to Search
Tuesday, April 30, 2013 12:48 PMSamantha Murphy
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