06. May 2008
Source: www.washingtonpost.com
DC to link surveilance camers
The D.C. government is launching a system today that would tie together thousands of city-owned video cameras
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06. May 2008
Source: www.technologyreview.com
Blind Mice See the Light
Blind mice developed rudimentary vision when researchers activated certain retinal cells using a gene commonly found in algae
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06. May 2008
Source: www.gizmag.com
radical, unlimited endurance, solar powered aircraft
Aurora Flight Sciences has revealed the design of the aircraft it hopes will achieve the ambitious goals set out in DARPA's ambitious Vulture program: sustained uninterrupted flight for over five years at altitudes of 60,000-90,000 feet
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06. May 2008
Source: www.gizmag.com
New highest building in the world?
Two-mile high termite nest proposed to counter the population challenge
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06. May 2008
Source: www.newscientist.com
Malaria's weak link discovered
Malaria parasites kill a million people a year, by infecting their red blood cells and gobbling up the haemoglobin proteins that transport oxygen in the blood. But the "haem" portion of haemoglobin is toxic and, to avoid destruction, the Plasmo...
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06. May 2008
Source: environment.newscientist.com
Fungi to clean up depleted uranium?
Humble fungi found in most back gardens could help clean up battlefields contaminated with depleted uranium
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06. May 2008
Source: news.wired.com
Cuba puts first computers on sale
Cubans are getting wired. The island's communist government put desktop computers on sale to the public for the first time, ending a ban on PC sales. US Government says: Welcome the the 1970's.
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06. May 2008
Source: www.nytimes.com
Alternative Approach to Marketing Rock Bands
Web site for the band Panic at the Disco turned completely white, with no explanation. Before long, curious fans noticed that the source code for the page contained a clue that hinted at the release of the band’s new album, “Pretty. Odd.”
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06. May 2008
Source: www.nytimes.com
Mobile TV Spreading in Europe and to the U.S.
Every day in Switzerland, 40,000 people watch a 100-second television news broadcast on their cellphones. In Italy, a million people pay as much as 19 euros each ($29) a month to watch up to a dozen mobile TV channels.
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BAE Systems is developing electronic spiders, insects, and snakes
Warfare is scary enough, but now some scientists want to throw some electronic spiders and snakes into the action, but with the intention of making it less scary for soldiers. Skynet to go online 2010. Terminator here we come ..
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BAE Systems is developing electronic spiders, insects, and snakes
Warfare is scary enough, but now some scientists want to throw some electronic spiders and snakes into the action, but with the intention of making it less scary for soldiers. Skynet to go online 2010. Terminator here we come ..
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06. May 2008
Source: news.yahoo.com
Clinton/Gore '20?
Not Bill or Hillary ... Chelsea seems to be the dark horse in the race for the US Presidency ... now if they can only clean up that Gore kid to be her running mate.
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06. May 2008
Source: news.yahoo.com
The Olympic Games of Censorship
With the Beijing Games less than 100 days away, the International Olympic Committee clarified its rules Monday, saying that athletes' external appearance, clothing and gestures would be scrutinized in China. Great! Can they suck up any more to the...
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06. May 2008
Source: www.breitbart.com
Putin defends Russia's military parade
Russia's use of heavy weapons at this week's World War II commemoration parades is not intended as a threat to any nation, President Vladimir Putin said on Monday. Yeah right!
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06. May 2008
Source: www.dailymail.co.uk
Hippy-crites! Celebreties and the environment
When it comes to saving the planet do celebrities practise what they preach?
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