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Is life a gift?
wildcat
by wildcat  Today 3:55 PM   
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The War on Us Continues - Monitoring and Searches Everywhere
cheapogroovo
by cheapogroovo  Today 10:45 AM   
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HTML & JavaScript for Visual Learners
cxaermig
by cxaermig  Today 3:04 AM   
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Encyclopedia of Space Science & Technology
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by cxaermig  Today 3:03 AM   
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Information Arts: Intersections of Art, Science, and Technology
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by epmpcfmu  Today 2:30 AM   
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Maxim Magazine - February 2008 (Russia)
hwvwlulh
by hwvwlulh  Today 2:21 AM   
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3G Wireless Networks
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by euqzaxvx  Today 2:10 AM   
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corn contained a spermicide
thinkcreatedesign
by thinkcreatedesign  Yesterday 7:58 PM   
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Aroma Resturant goes High Tech
billdeys
by billdeys  Yesterday 2:50 PM   
 So now we have to have a London Blogger and Podcaster dinner here. Maybe a special event, not the usual monthly meetup. I also have to go spend some time in the Wine Cellar/Lounge!
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Asm Speciality Handbook: Heat Resistant Materials (Asm Specialty Handbook)
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by jjgdhcmt  Yesterday 4:27 AM   
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China refuses to guarantee open Internet during Olympics
bellapria
by bellapria  5-13-2008   
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Genetically modified human embryo stirs criticism
Silkweaver
by Silkweaver  5-13-2008   
 It is definitely unacceptable to try it when it is unsafe. It is definitely worth trying when it will be safe. It will be safe eventually, our job meanwhile is to create an adequate ethical framework that will allow the harnessing of this future technology to the benefit of all humans and other beings.
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H-P Challenges IBM
Tina Russo
by Tina Russo  5-13-2008   
 Get details of H-P's proposed acquisition of Electronic Data Systems. The move would make Hewlett-Packard the world's second-largest provider of technology services.
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enso-technologies.com
falak
by falak  5-13-2008   
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Olympian effort to track games
pokkets
by pokkets  5-13-2008   
 I ran out of characters, but the papers from the Sydney games are in the Feb 2004 edition of Weather and Forecasting.
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Microsoft Comfort Optical Mouse 3000
planetclaire7
by planetclaire7  5-13-2008   
 My Mouse
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Father of India's Green Revolution Prepares for Evergreen Revolution
urbanlife
by urbanlife  5-12-2008    1
 “In every crisis is an opportunity” Swaminathan is once again agitating for revolution -- this time a perpetual one. In the early ‘60s, India grew 12 million tons of wheat every year. Starvation was rampant and the country imported much of its food. Swaminathan, an agricultural geneticist, developed new strains of high-yield wheat for his country and the programs that led to an India that exports food. Today, India grows some 70 million tons of wheat and has become the world's second-largest wheat producer. He says that today India has reached a plateau in production and productivity because a problem of under investment in rural infrastructure. His M.S. Swaminathan Research Foundation for Sustainable Agriculture & Rural Development follows a pro-nature, pro-poor and pro-women orientation to a job-led economic growth strategy in rural areas through harnessing science and technology for environmentally sustainable and socially equitable development.
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Women And Science -- Again
Hana Alberts
by Hana Alberts  5-12-2008   
 A study has found that while there actually is a significant number of women working in fields related to science, engineering and technology, it's their longevity in those fields that's lacking. Women's reluctance to stay in these jobs isn't due to innate abilities, rather, there are a variety of converging causes, from the attitudes of their co-workers to their decisions to start a family. The article provides some good food for thought.
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Technology is changing the way our brains work
yamdablam
by yamdablam  5-12-2008   
 You cannot stop technology. If it can be produced, technique demands that it is. Simply because it can be.
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Obama is Promoting Liquid Coal Technology
kenstipe
by kenstipe  5-12-2008   
 liquid coal technology is not popular.
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Power Station On Your Roof
Kauaiguy
by Kauaiguy  5-11-2008   
 Best wind turbine design on market.
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Spookle: Fed Spy Agencies Go Google
blueridge
by blueridge  5-11-2008   
 Spookle=Spooks + Google. If this sticks you heard it here first.
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Blinkx: Over 18 million hours of video. Search it all
Silkweaver
by Silkweaver  5-11-2008    1
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10 most disruptive technological combinations
hitchhiker08
by hitchhiker08  5-9-2008   
 "Technology has a way of seizing long-held ideas and entrenched industries and turning them upside-down." Well put in the article...
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The iPhone Map of the World
ericw
by ericw  5-9-2008   
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University Research Labs Produces Too Much CO2
merrie
by merrie  5-9-2008    2
 Hervé Philippe, a Université de Montréal professor of biochemistry, is a committed environmentalist who found that his own research produces 44 tonnes of CO2 per year. The average American citizen produces 20 tonnes. Hervé Philippe“I did my PhD on nucleotide sequencing in the hope of advancing our knowledge of biodiversity, but I never thought that the research itself could have a negative impact on biodiversity,” he said, during a recent biology department symposium. He doesn’t believe in one magical solution, but rather in transformations adapted to each area. For universities, he recommends having less frequent international conferences, increasing the use of videoconferences, avoiding research on well explored topics, reducing publications and evaluating the amount of CO2 produced by research projects. On the web: About the Université de Montréal: http://www.umontreal.ca/english/index.htm.
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Device lets ships hear whale chatter
A53GG4
by A53GG4  5-8-2008   
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Modern ceramics help advance technology
arifsali
by arifsali  5-8-2008    1
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Neil Young's stuff on Blu ray
boozich
by boozich  5-7-2008   
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BAE SYSTEMS-LED TEAM TO DEVELOP MINIATURE ROBOTS
dewitte
by dewitte  5-6-2008   
 Nice. Time to start working on that robotic spider dampening field...
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In Search of a Test-Tube Hamburger
edj1963
by edj1963  5-6-2008   
 Ok, PETA...you need to keep your nose and money out of franken-food creation. You self righteous SOB's are misguided in this stupidity. HOW ABOUT SOME CONCERN FOR THE ANIMALS (US HUMANS) Ingesting this ungodly abomination? Listen, if you want to pollute your system with god-only-knows-what, that's on you, but your money would be better spent elsewhere.
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method for transmitting medical images via cell phones
einbar
by einbar  5-5-2008    1
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Main Feeds
Jc4life05
by Jc4life05  5-5-2008   
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Genetically Modified Crops Produce Less Than Conventional Crops!!
einbar
by einbar  5-5-2008    1
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How to stop annoying audiences with bad PowerPoint
masbury
by masbury  5-3-2008   
 Survey of what annoys and how to fix it
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HP Technology at it's Best
brazilnut72
by brazilnut72  5-2-2008    1
 This is a great vintage ad.
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‘v-tap’ : Google opportunity in mobiles
clipblogs
by clipblogs  5-2-2008   
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McCain's Health Care PLan
sillysam
by sillysam  5-1-2008   
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Analysis: Algae emerges as new fuel source
jatfla
by jatfla  4-30-2008   
 They included the nay-sayer who speaks of "today's technology" in the article but hey! I never knew algae could have this potential. Hmmm...I've got some growing in my little pond. :~)
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Soon... Detailed medical images via mobile phones
Fast T friend
by Fast T friend  4-30-2008   
 Some three-quarters of the world's population has no access to ultrasounds, X-rays, magnetic resonance images and other medical imaging technology, according to the World Health Organization.
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