Science
National Geographic - 3 hours ago Posted by Bulent Atalay of Author, National Geographic Books; author, Smithsonian Books; Prof. UMW, Adj Prof UVA. on March 20, 2012 "Life is like riding a bicycle. |
The Nation - 4 hours ago Developing jet biofuel is the best way to help the aviation industry reduce carbon-dioxide emissions and environmental impacts, aviation experts agree. |
Gulf Times - 44 minutes ago Mövenpick Hotel Doha will observe Earth Hour 2012 in support of energy conservation for an hour from 8.30pm on March 31. It is estimated that over 1bn people around the world will come together to address climate change by participating in the World... |
Manila Bulletin - 6 hours ago By SENATOR MANNY B. VILLAR MANILA, Philippines - Climate change is upon us, and the whole world is seeing its destructive impact. The Philippines, one of the countries most vulnerable to climate change because of its numerous active volcanoes, ... |
Hydrogen Fuel News - 9 minutes ago By Stephen Vagus Technology may not be enough to break the world's dependence on fossil-fuels, according to University of Oregon sociologist Richard York. |
Bend Bulletin - 10 hours ago By Kenneth Chang / New York Times News Service Space is not good for your eyes - unless you are nearsighted, in which case it might help a bit. |
Decoded Science - 7 hours ago The ACM Turing Award winner for 2011 is Judea Pearl. This computing award has been presented annually since 1966, with multiple recipients in some years. |
National Post - 1 hour ago By Ari Rabinovitch JERUSALEM - At speeds even he could barely imagine, Albert Einstein's private papers and innermost thoughts will soon be available online, from a rare scribble of “E=mc 2 ” in his own hand, to political pipe-dreams and secret love ... |
Christian Science Monitor - 1 hour ago Spring equinox celebrations around the world were on the early side this year, but summer-like warmth in much of the US makes it seem as if the season is almost over. |
Daily Beast - 2 hours ago Film director James Cameron has shot plenty of film undersea, both for Hollywood films and for documentaries. Now he's traveling as deep as it gets, seven miles down, in hopes of being the first human to make the trip solo. |
Space Daily - 10 minutes ago by Staff Writers A Harvard archaeologist has dramatically simplified the process of finding early human settlements by using computers to scour satellite images for the tell-tale clues of human habitation, and in the process uncovered thousands of new... |
Christian Science Monitor - 2 hours ago Ordinarily it's impossible to see an object around a corner, but researchers have devised a system of pulsing lasers and computer algorithms that allow them to see the seemingly unseeable. |
Written by PC Magazine - 52 minutes ago By Damon Poeter Liftoff for Angry Birds Space is less than 48 hours away and on Tuesday, Finnish game developer Rovio capped off a frenzied promotional campaign for the Angry Birds spinoff with the release of the official trailer (video below). |
Slate Magazine (blog) - 2 hours ago By Slate V Staff and Ben Johnson MySlate is a new tool that you track your favorite parts Slate. You can follow authors and sections, track comment threads you're interested in, and more. |
Technology
Houston Chronicle - 24 minutes ago The new Highland Village Apple Store was crowded with customers wanting to buy the new iPads on Friday morning. Customers line up to purchase the new iPad 3. Greg Roberts, 64, gets a first look at the new iPad 3 at the Highland Village Apple Store. |
Manila Bulletin - 5 hours ago MANILA, Philippines - It was a windy and balmy Thursday night, not your usual evening for this particular season on these tropical islands. |
GMA News - 13 hours ago A bill seeking to provide incentives for the manufacture, assembly, conversion and importation of electric, hybrid, and other alternative-fuel vehicles is now close to being passed after House of Representatives approved the proposed law on second ... |
Inquirer.net - 8 hours ago The recent attempt by the local plastic industry to pit plastic against paper—alleging that the ban on plastic bags has increased the use of paper, and that paper is more unfriendly to the environment because its production entails the cutting of ... |
Inquirer.net - 8 hours ago LOS ANGELES—More than a 1000 Filipinos have signed an online petition asking the International Criminal Court to reject its election of Senator Miriam Defensor-Santiago as an ICC judge. |
International Business Times - 3 hours ago Best Buy is offering the Acer Iconia Tab A100 for $260 and free shipping while the Nook Color price has dropped to $170. Could one of these be the best under $300 tablets? |
Huffington Post (blog) - 6 hours ago It has become a tradition to find Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak waiting first in line for the next big Apple product. Thursday night was no different as Wozniak checked in on Foursquare at the Westfield Mall in Century City, California. |
The APPera - 6 hours ago Gameloft has surprisingly remained quiet towards the end of last year and beginning of 2012, but I expect they're about to blow the doors off with some new releases. |
Sun.Star - 7 hours ago POISED to increase usage of Facebook among Filipinos, Globe Telecom unveiled its newest offer that provides users with unlimited access to the social networking site via their mobile phones at an affordable price. |
Canada.com (blog) - 56 minutes ago Last week, NPR's This American Life announced that one of its most popular radio episodes contained significant fabrications and it was retracting the story because it could not vouch for its truth. |
gulfnews.com - 4 hours ago By Naushad K. Cherrayil, Staff Reporter A Samsung showroom in Seoul. The South Korean company aims to change how consumers access and interact with their media content and connected devices. |
Philippine Star - 5 hours ago By Kap Maceda Aguila (The Philippine Star) Updated March 21, 2012 12:00 AM 0 MANILA, Philippines - The Thai people love their pickup trucks to the tune of some 200000 units a year - just for the Isuzu brand alone, said Arthur Balmadrid, SVP for sales ... |
Written by Online Journalism Review - 1 hour ago The 2012 State of the News Media report by Pew Research Center's Project for Excellence in Journalism is out, and it includes some eye-opening numbers on who's making money from news these days. |
Escapist Magazine - 27 minutes ago No matter which side you fall on the argument, it's clear that the ending of Mass Effect 3 has divided the videogame community like nothing else has ... since BioWare's last non-MMO game. Other game designers are especially invested in how BioWare ... |
Gadling - 3 hours ago by McLean Robbins (RSS feed) on Mar 20th 2012 at 2:00PM The Brazilian Tourism Board, known as Embratur, has launched two new tools to woo potential visitors. |
GMA News - Mar 17, 2012 Three popular games for Apple's iOS platform have now been optimized for the new iPad 3 tablet's high-resolution Retina display, according to game publisher Electronic Arts (EA). |
Vancouver Sun (blog) - 12 hours ago For nearly two hours on Sunday, dissident artist Ai Wei-wei was able to maintain a Twitter-like microblog account, briefly raising hopes the government had relaxed some of its tight control over online expression. |
Gamebandits (blog) - 3 hours ago The new trailer for the upcoming title Heroes of Ruin puts the 3DS RPG action game's environment and story at center stage. The Square Enix title beefs up the RPG credentials of the relatively new 3DS platform. |
The Tanooki - 1 hour ago By Christian Ponte by Mar 20th, '12 at 3:30pm CDT Konami's Hideo Kojima has had very little of his career works grace Nintendo platforms, and when they have, they've been ports, remakes, or cameos. |
Daily Monitor - Mar 19, 2012 By MUSTAFA ZIRABA (email the author) At concerts or parties, you will see a myriad of smart phones raised, as their owners try to capture a moment. |
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