Science
 | Inquirer.net - The Department of Agriculture (DA) and the World Bank (WB) will be opening a loan facility to fund projects that would help food-producing regions adapt to extreme climate change. |
 | The Australian - THE identification of causative correlations linking extreme weather events, climate change and human activity requires the reduction of an enormous volume of incomplete and highly complex data down to a very simple equation ("Climate change effects ... |
 | GreenBiz.com (blog) - 3Degrees will provide Renewable Energy Certificates (RECs) for new electric vehicles entering City CarShare's fleet later this year. |
 | Geeky gadgets - Some time in the near future you'll be seeing mechanical spiders creeping up and into burning buildings to help rescue trapped people. |
 | CrazyEngineers VoiCE - Four liquid robots- a project by Liquid Robotics left the shores of San Francisco for a world tour aimed at collecting data across the Pacific on 17 November. |
 | Lifeboat Foundation (blog) - I thought I would offer a series of quotes to counter the codswallop frequently expressed here - suggesting that mainstream physicists have genuine concerns about the safety of the LHC**. |
Technology
 | Philippine Star - That's the Acer Aspire S3 ultrabook, codenamed “Hummingbird,” which was launched recently by Acer Philippines Inc. This latest member of Acer's renowned Aspire line of notebooks features some of the most inspiring and innovative technologies that are ... |
 | Engadget - In the 1988 comedy Coming to America, a blatant McDonald's rip-off named McDowell's draws the legal ire of the empire built by Ray Kroc. |
 | AFP - LOS ANGELES - A US mathematician who used to work for Microsoft is hoping to win over Gallic gastronomes, as he takes his "modernist" cooking methods to the home of traditional gourmet cuisine. |
 | Herald Sun - Pakistanis will need to watch what they write after officials ruled about 1600 words "obscene". Picture: AP Source: AP PAKISTAN'S mobile operators are scrambling to block text messages containing any of over 1600 "obscene" terms banned by the country's ... |
 | BusinessWeek - Nov. 21 (Bloomberg) -- India's federal investigators indicted telecommunications carriers Vodafone India Ltd. and Bharti Airtel Ltd. |
 | RipTen - Thanksgiving falls on this release week and the past few weeks have given gamers much to be thankful for. With releases like Serious Sam 3: BFE, Batman: Arkham City at long last on the PC, The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword on the Wii and The Rock on ... |
 | Cinema Blend - While a lot of attention has been paid to Electronic Arts and the whole cheater bans resulting in Origin bans and the fiasco behind that, a lot of people seem to have forgotten that Activision is also in the banhammer game, except paid-content isn't ... |
 | News West Midlands - Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) say they have been inundated with over 8000 job applications since launching their recruitment drive for 1000 brand new job opportunities last week. |
 | Times LIVE - For someone setting to rights a "burning platform", as he called Nokia earlier this year, CEO Stephen Elop cuts an unflustered figure. |
 | The Guardian - Historical epic, metaphysical mystery, grand conspiracy - no one can accuse the Assassin's Creed games of lacking scope or ambition. |
 | Cinema Blend - Damn it Skyrim, you fool me every time. I always think I can do just one simple quest before going to bed. "Kill a gang of bandits? |
 | Beaver County Times - In the space of just a couple days last week, our ability to listen to music and manage our collections changed drastically. And mostly for the better. |
 | Economic Times - NEW YORK: Facebook has reportedly admitted tracking which sites its users visit even after they log off, thanks to plug-ins and cookies. |
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