A “Double Broom” created by a five-year-old boy is one of the most ingenious inventions of the last decade, according to the British Library.
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As a young pilot, Christopher Condit helped transport geologists and crew members working on NASA’s Apollo missions, sparking a lifelong fascination with space exploration.
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Sep
The McGuinty government’s response to wind turbine opposition at Point Pelee reveals a green-energy policy in disarray Adam Radwanski From Tuesday’s Globe and Mail Published on Monday, Sep.
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Canadian astronaut shows knack for explaining space to earthlings
Posted by Tech News on Topix Published in TechColonel Chris Hadfield looks over a model of the International Space Station at the Longueuil headquarters of the Canadian Space Agency in Longueuil near Montreal Thursday, September 2, 2010.
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Sep
Chancellor Angela Merkel on Monday touted her government’s decision to put off shutdown of the country’s nuclear power plants by an average 12 years as “revolution of the energy supply” in Europe’s largest economy.
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The fight over whether the country’s first offshore wind farm should be built off Cape Cod moves this week to a Boston hearing room, where the project’s future turns on one question: Is the price of the electricity produced by the spinning turbines a good deal? On Tuesday, hearings begin at the Massachusetts Department of Public Utilities, which …
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Sep
A year after he joined Hewlett-Packard Co.’s board of directors, Marc Andreessen finds himself playing a critical role in mapping the future of the Silicon Valley icon.
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Sep
It’s good to have powerful friends, as Mark Hurd, ousted CEO at HP can attest to.
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Sep
iPod touch represents 37.7 percent of IOS device sales: report
Posted by Tech News on Topix Published in TechApple usually doesn’t take the time to spotlight the iPod touch, the iPhone’s little brother.
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Sep
Dataviz, makers of the popular Documents to Go application, have reportedly been acquired by RIM, makers of the BlackBerry.
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Sep
Samsung Exec points to $300 - 400 carrier-subsidized price for Galaxy Tab
Posted by Tech News on Topix Published in TechAlthough Samsung recently introduced the Samsung Galaxy Tab at IFA in Berlin, the all-important “how much” question has still been unanswered, at least from Samsung.
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Sep
On Sunday, Craigslist removed A the Adult Services section from its U.S. sites, replacing it with a stark black-and-white “censored” message.
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Sep
Nokia N8 to launch by end of September, says Nokia Exec
Posted by Tech News on Topix Published in TechA couple of high profile Nokia devices are set to launch soon, according to two different reports.
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Sep
Nokia, the world’s biggest cellphone maker by volume, will introduce new smart phone models next week at its annual media and industry event, aiming to assure investors the company is on track to recovery.
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Sep
‘The Revolution is Coming’ promises first Windows Phone 7 video ad
Posted by Tech News on Topix Published in TechThe first of what will be many Windows Phone 7 ads has been released to the Web, and it promises that “The revolution is coming.” That statement is strange because many feel that iOS was the smartphone platform that first revolutionized things in that industry.
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Sep
Shinya Yamanaka’s breakthrough of turning adult cells back into stem cells may help researchers treat spinal cord injuries, Parkinson’s disease and other ailments.
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In this handout satellite image provided by the NOAA-NASA GOES Project, Tropical Storm Hermine churns in the Gulf of Mexico off the coast of Texas September 6, 2010 as seen from space.
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Sep
Adult text messaging use rises to 72 percent, but teens still rule
Posted by Tech News on Topix Published in TechThe number of Americans under the sway of the text message has increased again, says the latest Pew Resarch study called ” Cell phones and American Adults .” Still, as you might expect, adults still trail teens by a the considerable number.
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Sep
Assange asked to step aside as Wikileaks’ public image
Posted by Tech News on Topix Published in TechThe name Julian Assange has become synonymous with the whistleblower site Wikileaks, most notably since its releases of Iraq and Afghan war documents and videos in the last few months.
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Sep
Universities push to turn out cyber guards as demand explodes
Posted by Tech News on Topix Published in TechThe National Science Foundation and the Department of Defense offer scholarships for students pursuing cybersecurity careers.
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Sep
Since Aug. 1, 1999, interiorscapers have made 9,210,422 hits at INTERIORSCAPE.com! Reads: 74806 Messages: 83 Seems that way, doesn’t it? Same e-commerce provider, same web designer, same fonts and layouts…here we go again, methinks.
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Sep
I think nearly everyone must agree that it is our duty as reflective, thoughtful organisms to look at the existence of life on planet Earth from a long-term perspective.
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Noted economist and financial author Richard Duncan says the U.S. should take advantage of low interest rates to fund a massive push into technological research, as only stimulus will be able to save the economy.
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Sep
In the U.S., the majority of Android devices have been on the Verizon network, and although there have been plenty on Sprint’s CDMA and T-Mobile and ATT’s GSM networks, they’ve been dwarfed by the swarm of devices on Verizon’s network.
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Sep
Juror fined, more, after posting early ‘verdict’ to Facebook
Posted by Tech News on Topix Published in TechWnen you’re on a jury, not only are you not supposed to discuss the case with anyone outside the jury, you’re certainly not supposed to make your mind up before all the evidence is presented.
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