Daily Mail
Labour of love: Filmmakers wade through 5,000 archive photos to create couple's journey from first kiss to last breath in one minute
It took a Brazilian film company six months of painstaking research and an inexhaustible supply of patience to string together this promotional clip for the Getty Images agency.
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Mashable
Every Song You Download Here Helps Charities
What if you could help make the world a better place with the click of a button? With FairShareMusic, you can.
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Canadian innovations get to market faster
Life sciences continue to be a challenge, but entrepreneurs are increasingly moving out of research and into development
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siliconindia
Apollo Tyres Restructures its R&D Division
Tyre major Apollo Tyres Ltd announced restructuring of its 250-member research and development (R&D) wing, which now would be located at two major centres - India and Netherlands.
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AllThingsDigital
Facebook Picks Up Design Expertise with Acquisition of Bolt Peters
File this one under a small talent acquisition: Facebook has just acquired Bolt Peters, a so-called research and design agency. Co-founder Nate Bolt says it will officially close on June 22, after working on more than 200 projects for 90 clients, including Sony, HP, Electronic Arts and the Washington Post. Most of the company's six employees will be joining Facebook and report to Design Directo...
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Number10
Young people back dementia challenge
The PM today called on young volunteers to help people with dementia by working in care homes.
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Huffington Post
Giza 3D: Experience The Pyramids Of Ancient Egypt In A Virtual World In Project Lead By Harvard Prof (VIDEO)
You can now take a 3D tour of an ancient Egyptian burial ground.A project dubbed Giza 3D makes it possible for anyone to jump online and stroll through the Giza Plateau in a virtual world built entirely on scientific research and archeological discoveries. So rather than simply reading about it on paper, students can click around and explore the pyramids on the internet. The work is a result of...
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science blogs
25000 Unterzeichner gesucht [Mathlog]
Die Diskussion über freien Zugang zu wissenschaftlichen Erkenntnissen hat in den letzten Wochen vor allem durch den Elsevier-Boykott weiteren Rückenwind bekommen und das soll sich jetzt auch in einer neuen Petition an die US-Regierung niederschlagen.Folgende Petition bei whitehouse.gov hat bereits 14.500 Unterzeichner in nur 2 Tagen. Bis zum 19.6. sollen es insgesamt 25.000 werden - dann wird ...
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politico
DSCC poll: Warren and Brown tied
Elizabeth Warren and Sen. Scott Brown are tied in a poll of voters asked how they would vote if the election happened now, and the Native American flap that's dominated headlines appears to have had little affect, according to an internal DSCC poll.
The survey, conducted of 502 likely voters by Harstad Strategic Research and obtained by POLITICO, shows Brown and Warren, the Democratic challeng...
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physorg
Mapping the genomes of crocodiles and alligators -- It's not for the faint of heart
(Phys.org) -- David Ray never turns his back on his research, and with good reason! "If it can't bite you, it's not interesting," he jokes.
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BoingBoing
Petition to "require free access over the Internet to scientific journal articles arising from taxpayer-funded research."
Here's a worthy petition on the WhiteHouse.Gov site: Require free access over the Internet to scientific journal articles arising from taxpayer-funded research. We believe in the power of the Internet to foster innovation, research, and education. Requiring the published results of taxpayer-funded research to be posted on the Internet in human and machine readable form [...]
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The Jerusalem Post
Borderline Views: Hebrew and the language of science
The extent to which Hebrew is used at universities as a language of research and teaching has become a contentious issue of late.
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ElPais
New Drugs from Smelling Flowers
Researchers at the Center of Pharmaceutical Studies of the University of Coimbra are studying the volatile compounds typical from the aromatic plants that have potential usefulness for maintaining human health
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Slashdot
Assange Stands 'Real Chance' of Election In Australia
Okian Warrior writes "Various new sources are reporting the results of a recent Labor Party poll, indicating that Julian Assange would be elected to the Australian senate, should he choose to run. From the Sun Daily article: 'Controversial WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange stands a real chance of winning an upper house seat in his native Australia if he presses ahead with plans to stand for elec...
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The Nation
MoU inked to set up new Info-Tech Block at IUB
BAHAWALPUR - A Memorendum of Understanding was signed between the National Information Communication Technology Research and Development Fund and the Islamia University of Bahawalpur at Abbasia Campus.
The MoU was signed in connection with the announcement made by Prime Minister of Pakistan Syed Yousuf Raza Gilani for establishing an Information Communication Technology Block at the University...
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The Lancet
[Comment] Genomics and world health: a decade on
In May, 2002, under the auspices of its Advisory Committee on Health Research, WHO released Genomics and World Health, a report that assessed genomics research and its future possibilities. The report addressed issues of equitable sharing of benefits between low-income and high-income countries, ethical concerns, and integration into delivery of health services, and gave recommendations to amel...
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TechCrunch
China’s Tencent To Restructure Into Six Groups, Here’s Why
China's Internet juggernaut Tencent announced today that it would undergo a restructuring of its business units into six groups. Ren Yuxin was also named as the new chief operating officer and will head up the media and social-networking groups.
The six groups include:
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Science Daily
Babies' susceptibility to colds linked to immune response at birth
Innate differences in immunity can be detected at birth, according to new research. And babies with a better innate response to viruses have fewer respiratory illnesses in the first year of life.
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science blogs
A Dear John Letter From The Heartland Institute's Joe Bast? [Stoat]
From BigCityLib comes this gem from Bast: Joe Bast's Response to Scholars Feeling Pressure After Attacks on Heartland.
Since this is denial-world, everything is appropriately topsy-turvey. The "attacks" he is talking about are not plural but singular, and is the disastrous billboard campaign, which even Heartland has admitted was a mistake - though not very sincerely, and Bast clearly d...
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The Guardian
Prostate cancer: health watchdog reverses NHS guidance on drug
Nice says advanced sufferers in England and Wales should get abiraterone after fresh information from manufacturerA drug to treat advanced prostate cancer should be given to patients on the NHS, a health watchdog has said.Abiraterone, marketed as Zytiga, can extend the lives of late-stage cancer sufferers by more than three months.The National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence (Nice)...
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circleID
Measuring IPv6 at the Network and the Customer Level
George Michaelson, APNIC's Senior Research and Development Scientist recently visited the RIPE NCC to collaborate on various research projects with his RIR colleagues. IPv6 measurements were one of the topics we looked at.
Recent IPv6 statistics from the RIPE NCC show an accelerated uptake of IPv6 in Norway, both in terms of the number of allocated prefixes, and visible announcements in the r...
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China Daily
Qingdao issues generous talent policy
Talented overseas people who start companies in Qingdao, Shandong province, are eligible to apply to join the "Qingdao Talent Plan", in which the government rewards each startup company with 1 million yuan ($158,300) and research and development aid of 200,000 yuan a year for five years.
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Washington Post
Work-sharing could remedy ‘The Human Disaster of Unemployment’
Following their op-ed in the Sunday New York Times, “The Human Disaster of Unemployment,” Dean Baker of the progressive Center for Economic and Policy Research and Kevin Hassett of the conservative American Enterprise Institute discuss on the PBS NewsHour how long-term unemployment may affect Americans for generations to come and how work-sharing programs can overcome it.
Read full article >...
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webwire
Great Lakes Psychology Group Offers Free Online Mental Health Screenings
Clarkston, MI, May 14, 2012 - Great Lakes Psychology Group now offers free online mental health screenings for depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, post traumatic stress disorder and adolescent depression. A recent study conducted by the Institute...
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Los Angeles Times
Oracle chairman pledges $50 million to UC Santa Barbara
A software industry executive who is an alumnus of UC Santa Barbara has pledged $50 million to the school for energy efficiency research and engineering programs. The gift is the largest in the history of the campus, officials said Friday....
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Times LIVE
Sonar, blasts may hurt more sea life: Navy study
The US Navy may hurt more dolphins and whales by using sonar and explosives in the Pacific Ocean than thought, according to a more thorough analysis that reflects new research and covers naval activities in a wider area than previous studies.
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Scientific American
In Search of the Best (Energy) Ideas: A Q&A with ARPA E's Arun Majumdar
The Advanced Research Projects Agency for Energy (ARPA–E) works on a three-year cycle: Funded projects have three years to prove worthy--or not. Program directors who help fund projects such as Plants Engineered to Replace Petroleum ( PETRO ) or Batteries for Electrical Energy Storage in Transportation ( BEEST ) have three years to steer the research. And, after three years at the helm as the...
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Scientific American
In Search of the Best (Energy) Ideas: A Q&A with ARPA E's Arun Majumdar
The Advanced Research Projects Agency for Energy (ARPA–E) works on a three-year cycle: Funded projects have three years to prove worthy--or not. Program directors who help fund projects such as Plants Engineered to Replace Petroleum ( PETRO ) or Batteries for Electrical Energy Storage in Transportation ( BEEST ) have three years to steer the research. And, after three years at the helm as the...
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China Daily
Shanghai sets up car R&D center
More than 10 international and Chinese carmakers agreed to enter Shanghai International Automobile City's Auto Research and Development Harbor.
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Barrons
ARM: Davdison Ups to Hold on Samsung Server Possibility
D.A. Davidson’s Aalok Shah today raised his rating on shares of chip technology designer ARM Holdings (ARMH) to Neutral from Underperform, with a $25 price target, up from $21, writing that the company could benefit from Samsung Electronics (005930KS) using ARM’s chip designs in server microprocessor products. “Recent news of Samsung ramping up research and development [...]
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Reuters
Actelion sees return to growth in 2014
ZURICH (Reuters) - Europe's leading biotech company Actelion is focusing its research and development on two areas of specialism and accelerating cost cuts as it set its future strategy on Tuesday after successful results from an important drug trial.
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chinatechnews
Huawei To Build First R&D Center In Taiwan
Chinese telecom equipment maker Huawei is considering building its first research and development center in Taiwan. According to reports in Taiwanese local media, a spokesperson from Huawei said that the company's procurement from Taiwan will increase with its revenue growth. In 2011, Huawei's procurement value in Taiwan reached NTD110 billion, which was about CNY23.65 billion. [...]
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Russian Government
Dmitry Rogozin visits the Khrunichev State Research and Production Space Center |
Huffington Post
Andy Plesser: (VIDE0) The New York Times Launches "Ricochet" - Viral Ad Tool for Marketers
The New York Times Company has released a new digital program called Ricochet, helping brands better meet audience needs by attaching advertising to Times content says...
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AP
Penn St. gives $1.1M to new abuse-research center
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. (AP) -- Seeking to make amends for the Penn State child sex scandal, the university said it has given more than $1.1 million in football bowl revenues to its new center for child abuse research and treatment....
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Wired
Q&A: Legal Scholar on Historic SpaceX Launch
This week, Wired interviews experts in the spaceflight community to discuss the ways this historic launch will impact NASA and mankind's presence in space. Is it a giant leap, or just a baby step? Up today is Henry Hertzfeld, a scholar of economic, legal, and policy issues surrounding spaceflight and NASA at George Washington University in Washington D.C. Hertzfeld's research has looked into th...
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Wired
Q&A: Legal Scholar on Historic SpaceX Launch
This week, Wired interviews experts in the spaceflight community to discuss the ways this historic launch will impact NASA and mankind's presence in space. Is it a giant leap, or just a baby step? Up today is Henry Hertzfeld, a scholar of economic, legal, and policy issues surrounding spaceflight and NASA at George Washington University in Washington D.C. Hertzfeld's research has looked into th...
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Times of India
Agni-V to be test-fired from a canister
The Defence Research and Development Organisation (DRDO), which is savouring the successful test-firing of the Agni-V, is now preparing for another test launch of the missile.
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Irish Times
Cisco announces 115 Galway jobs
Cisco is to invest €26 million in its research and development centre in Galway, creating 115 jobs.
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Times of India
Maruti Suzuki to invest Rs 2000 crore in Haryana
Maruti Suzuki has decided to scale up its research and development (R&D) infrastructure in India.
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APA-OTS
Einzigartige landwirtschaftliche Research And Insight Platform hebt neu gestaltete Webseite AgInvesting hervor
Boston (ots/PRNewswire) -BOSTON, 23. April 2012 /PRNewswire/ -
Aufbauend auf ihre führende Stellung als globaler Marktführer in der
landwirtschaftlichen Beratungsreich, hat HighQuest Partners heute auf
ihrer AgInvesting Globale Konferenz in New York, eine aktualisierte
Globale …
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Los Angeles Times
Costa Mesa to keep fire department, won’t outsource
The city of Costa Mesa has voted to keep its fire department instead of contracting services with Orange County.
In a unanimous vote late Tuesday night, the council rescinded layoff notices to 87 firefighters, effectively canceling a proposal to use the Orange County Fire Authority, the Daily Pilot reported. Under that plan, the county was expected to have absorbed most -- but not all -- of th...
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National Post
India test fires nuclear-capable missile that can reach China
India successfully test-fired on Thursday a nuclear-capable missile that can reach Beijing and Eastern Europe, thrusting the emerging Asian power into an small club of nations with intercontinental nuclear weapons capabilitie
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Hindustan Times
India successfully test fires Agni-V, takes a giant stride
India today conducted a successful test-fire of its indigenously developed nuclear capable Agni-V ballistic missile with a strike range of over 5,000 km from a test range off Odisha coast. "The mission was successful. The missile hit the target in Indian Ocean in a perfect way," chief of Defence Research and Development Organisation, VK Saraswat said. Vote: Is Agni-V a gamechanger for I...
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Washington Post
Editorial Board: Fairfax revisits high school start times
TWO YEARS AFTER the defeat of a hotly debated proposal to push back start times for high school students, Fairfax County school officials want to revisit the issue. The reason the idea won’t go away is that it makes too much sense. Every bit of scientific research and experience shows that teenagers have different sleep patterns and that later start times are beneficial to students, schools and...
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MorganLinton
Morgan’s First Look At Dofo.com (Video)
Francois announced Dofo.com this year, a cool tool that allows Domainers to access all of their research and evaluation tools in one place. I’ve been using it since launch and have to say it really is saving me time. Basically Dofo takes all of the sites that Domainers visit and makes them easily accessible from a [...]
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AP
Intel 1Q earnings fall 13 percent, revenue steady
NEW YORK (AP) -- First-quarter earnings at Intel Corp. fell 13 percent as spending on research and marketing rose while revenue was flat, the world's largest chipmaker said Tuesday....
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American Scientist
DARPA Envisions Robot First Responders
The Pentagon's research and development agency plans to hold a competition to design specialized robots that can work in disaster zones while operating common tools and vehicles. There's no telling what shape they will take. ...
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Hindustan Times
Piramal buys Bayer’s imaging portfolio
In a deal that could propel the $650-million (Rs 3,315- crore) Piramal Healthcare (PHL) into the billion dollar revenue league (Rs 5,100 crore), the Ajay Piramal-led company has bought the molecular imaging research and development portfolio of Bayer AG, which includes the rights to an Alzheimer’s treatment drug.
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CNN
Will natural gas crowd out wind and solar?
Daniel Yergin, author of the new bestseller The Quest: Energy, Security, and the Remaking of the Modern World, is one of the planet's foremost thinkers about energy and its implications. He received a Pulitzer Prize for his previous book, The Prize: The Epic Quest for Oil, Money, and Power. Yergin is chairman and founder of IHS Cambridge Energy Research Associates, is on the U.S. Secretary of E...
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BBC
VIDEO: University ban for Iran protesters
Iran's minister for science, research and technology says those students who demonstrated after the disputed presidential elections in 2009 are not allowed to get university educations.
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Times of India
RAW postings likely to come under RTI
Appointments to India’s external intelligence arm, the Research and Analysis Wing, could come under public scrutiny, with CIC upholding an order to bring the administrative process under RTI.
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New York Times
New Rules on Adult Stem Cells Approved in Texas
A medical board voted to allow procedures that are done for research and are subject to approval, conditions that supporters say will offer patients protection.
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MarketWatch
MarketWatch First Take: How Goldman ‘huddles’ cost you
Goldman started ‘huddles’ less than three years after settling allegations of tainted research and conflicts of interest among its analysts and bankers. In both cases, investors lost.
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BBC
Panasonic's research centre plans
Electrical giant Panasonic is to set up a fuel cell research and development centre in Cardiff, but it is unclear how many jobs will be created.
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National Post
The end of cash: Dropping the penny was just the beginning as Mint seeks digital future
With the penny gone and the triumph of plastic over paper bills only months away, the research and development department of the Royal Canadian Mint has proposed going one step further: the death of hard currency altogether
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New York Times
Pentagon Contest to Develop Robots to Work in Disaster Areas
The Pentagon’s research and development agency is to announce a competition to design specialized robots that can work in disaster zones while operating common tools and vehicles.
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Irish Times
Anti-racism monitor
BRIEFS: WebsiteA new European website will monitor racist incidents, including in Ireland, the Immigrant Council of Ireland has announced. The ICI is a member of the Greek-based Institute for Rights Equality and Diversity (i-RED), a network of research and civil society organisations in 17 EU-member states, which has set up the website.
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FT
BG to invest $2bn in Brazil’s oil industry
Oil and gas producer aims to carve out a niche in the market alongside the state-run Petrobras with huge outlay on research and development
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CNN
World Health Day celebrated with focus on healthy, active aging
The World Health Organization celebrated its birthday Saturday by focusing on aging, including a host of events, research and information under the theme, "Good health adds life to years."
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WHO
New incentives needed to encourage health research and development for developing countries
5 April 2012 -- New sources of funding are needed to encourage health research specifically for diseases that affect people in developing countries.
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Nature
Seven days: 30 March–5 April 2010
The week in science: Errors — and resignations — announced in ‘faster-than-light’ neutrino experiment; new rules for US biosecurity research; and cuts to science in Spanish and Canadian budgets.
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WSJ
Boeing to Open a Global Research, Technology Center in Brazil
Boeing will open its sixth global research and technology center in Brazil.
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Irish Times
Sherlock debates copyright law
Minister of State for Research and Innovation Sean Sherlock has taken part in a debate this afternoon on his controversial new copyright laws.
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Irish Times
Sherlock debating copyright law
Minister of State for Research and Innovation Sean Sherlock is taking part in a debate this afternoon on his controversial new copyright laws.
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Telegraph
Figures reveal 'failing' patent system
Falling spending on research and development (R&D) and the "failure" of the patent system has led to a marked decline in patent applications, an innovation body has warned.
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perez hilton
The Voice Joins Forces With Mark Zuckerberg For Voters!
Oh, it’s all about social media these days…every company wants a piece of the Facebook pie because it’s the easiest way to get free market research and $$$ from ad revenue…plus they get alll your dirty little secrets!
NBC’s version of American Idol The Voice has decided to utilize the timeline feature that facebook has been [...]
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Reuters
Analysis: Dow court case pushes limit of R&D tax credit
WASHINGTON/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Dow Chemical Co is challenging the U.S. Internal Revenue Service in a rare court case over expanding the research and development tax credit to cover the costs of supplies used to improve the ways existing products are made.
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Telegraph
David Cameron doubles dementia funding to £66m
The Prime Minister announces an increase in funding for dementia research and detection from £26m to £66m in a bid to tackle a "quiet crisis that steals lives."
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science blogs
Kommentar von ZetaOri bei "Dieter Broers: (R)Evolution 2012" (Astrodicticum Simplex) am 25.03.2012
@Dietmar· 25.03.12 · 14:55 Uhr @Jana: Ich habe gewaltigen Respekt vor Mathematikern. [...]Damit der Respekt nicht zu groß wird: Buiķis, Jahrgang 1939, ist unter anderem auch einer der "Freie-Energie"-Spinner und Vorstandsmitglied einer obskuren "Vortex tehnologies" GmbH mit Sitz in Riga, die "over unity"-Heizsysteme verkauft, welche aber, um Himmels Willen, kein Perpetuum Mobile darstellen, so...
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Gizmodo
10 LinkedIn Charts That Show How Apple's Hiring Practices Set It Apart [Apple]
We pulled a bunch of detailed information about Apple's employees from LinkedIn - which is all available on the site. It turns out Apple employs way more general and administrative people than research and development engineers, according to the LinkedIn data. It also hires way faster than most other tech companies in the industry. More »
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Technology Review
Turning Human Waste into Power
Bill Gates's potty obsession, revisited.
Back in July, I wrote about how the Bill and Medinda Gates foundation was flushing almost $42 million into toilet research and development. You see, effective sanitation has been a public health triumph for the developed world, but the water-intensive model you are likely to use can’t easily be replicated in some parts of the developing world. As a resul...
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White House
Statement by White House Communications Director Dan Pfeiffer on the Ryan Republican Budget
Release Time:
For Immediate Release
The House budget once again fails the test of balance, fairness, and shared responsibility. It would shower the wealthiest few Americans with an average tax cut of at least $150,000, while preserving taxpayer giveaways to oil companies and breaks for Wall Street hedge fund managers. What’s wo...
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Daily Telegraph
Australian electricity price high, and rising
AUSTRALIANS pay 130 per cent more for electricity than Canadians, according to new research - and this will rise once the carbon tax hits.
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Daily Mail
Traffic deaths down 22 per cent since launch of hand-held phone ban
California’s roads are a safer place to be since using a hand-held mobile phone while driving was banned in 2008, according to a UC Berkley Safe Transportation Research and Education Centre study (SafeTREC).
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Irish Times
Trainer gives RTÉ broadcaster a run for his money
COLM MURRAY has covered the Cheltenham festival for RTÉ for more than two decades and continues to work in a research and editing capacity at the station despite having been diagnosed with motor neurone disease two years ago.
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The Nation
A cause for concern
Senior faculty members of the Institute of Business Management (IoBM) have rejected the recent ranking released by HEC. They believe that HEC has ignored or misinterpreted data submitted by the Institute. Crucial data on Teaching, Research and Quality Assurance were not incorporated. It is more distressful to note that IoBM which has always enjoyed reputation as one of the top tier business ...
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The Nation
A cause for concern
Senior faculty members of the Institute of Business Management (IoBM) have rejected the recent ranking released by HEC. They believe that HEC has ignored or misinterpreted data submitted by the Institute. Crucial data on Teaching, Research and Quality Assurance were not incorporated. It is more distressful to note that IoBM which has always enjoyed reputation as one of the top tier business ...
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The Nation
A cause for concern
Senior faculty members of the Institute of Business Management (IoBM) have rejected the recent ranking released by HEC. They believe that HEC has ignored or misinterpreted data submitted by the Institute. Crucial data on Teaching, Research and Quality Assurance were not incorporated. It is more distressful to note that IoBM which has always enjoyed reputation as one of the top tier business ...
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New York Times
Los Alamos Braces for Deep Cuts at Lab
A cloud of uncertainty has drifted in over the hallowed national laboratory that has been a crucible of the United States’ nuclear weapons research and development.
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siliconindia
Tips for proper marketing timing and time management
by mayur D Dicosta
To get the most for your marketing dollar, make sure you properly time your efforts. Take your time and carefully research and create a marketing plan that identifies your core marketing objectives and how they will be implemented and carried out correctly and with patience the first time around.
Don’t waste time telemarketing when nobody’s there. Find out the best time ...
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The Jerusalem Post
Germany sponsors program promoting trade with Iran
Federal Ministry of Research and Education funds university program promoting trade in construction sector.
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New York Times
App Smart: Avid Studio, iMovie, VidTrim and Other Mobile Movie Editors
With a little research and practice, owners of certain mobile devices can learn to put movie-editing software to good use.
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USA Today
Small businesses use social media to grow
Social media can help a growing business boost brand awareness, improve customer relations, garner market research and bolster sales.
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USA Today
Administration boosts funding for Alzheimer's research
The plan calls for $130 million more for research and $26 million for caregiver support and education.
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The Jerusalem Post
'Jews 10x more likely to win Nobel Prize outside Israel'
Shechtman says Israel's future as a leader in research and innovation will be bleak without investment.
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Daily Mail
Travel agents lose out as only one in 10 Britons books their holiday in-shop
When it comes to booking their summer holiday, most Britons prefer to research and organise their trip online, using review sites and search engines, instead of the traditional travel agent.
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AP
Romney stock trades clash with divestment pledge
WASHINGTON (AP) -- During his presidential campaign in 2007, Republican candidate Mitt Romney promised that a trust overseeing his financial portfolio would shed any investments that conflicted with GOP positions toward Iran, China, stem cell research and other issues. But Romney's family trusts kept some of those stocks and repeatedly bought new investments in similar holdings as recently ...
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Harper vows 'major transformations' to position Canada for growth
Immigration, pensions and research and development policy will all be reworked, PM tells Davos gathering
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Washington Post
New think tank wants government to see gold in health technology
A new think tank launched in the District Monday with the goal of reducing the cost of health care through research and entrepreneurship. The West Health Policy Center is the latest project of Gary and Mary West, the two billionaire philanthropists behind the West Wireless Health Institute and the West
Health
Investment
Fund, a pair of California-based organizations that develop and fund health...
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Daily Mail
Brain drain as Shell closes research base at Thornton, Cheshire
Shell is moving hundreds of research and development scientists to new locations in a reshuffle that will see Britain lose some of its brightest minds to the US and Germany.
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Reuters
Baidu says to open new office in South China
SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Baidu Inc said on Monday it broke ground on a new building in the southern city of Shenzhen that would hold its mobile Internet research and development offices and south China and international headquarters.
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USA Today
Just 1% of patients drive U.S. health care spending
That's about $90,000 per person, according to the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality.
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BnAmericas
Info. Technology - Brazil - Huawei server in Pernambuco to store national educational data
A "megacomputer" in Recife, capital of Pernambuco state in Brazil's northeast, will store data from the national research and teaching network (RNP), responsible for the information of some 600 educat...
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Daily Mail
The monster mice helping man in the fight against obesity
A team from the the Integrated Research and Treatment Centre for Adipositas at Leipzig University are using the animals to test a number of developments they hope will lead to an obesity pill.
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The Nation
Lecture on drama & art therapy
LAHORE - Punjab University Deparment of Gender Studies’ Gender Research and Counseling Cell organised a lecture on “Drama & Art Therapy”, says a press release.
Asim Amjad, an Art Therapist and Psycho Dramatist at Fountain House, delivered the lecture.
In his lecture, Asim Amjad said that being an expressive therapist, he believes that intra Psychic Psycho Social dilemmas ...
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Foreign Policy
So you want to know what international relations scholars think about Web 2.0....
Yesterday Foreign Policy published the graphics-friendly results of the Teaching, Research, and International Policy (TRIP), as conducted by William and Mary’s Institute for the Theory and Practice of International Relations. Some of the results -- there's a plurality of constructivists in the field -- have already provoked some interesting blog discussion. There's also the more juicy debate...
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dlisted
Ellen Barkin In NYE Brawl With Cop
I was shoved by an NYPD cop on New Year's, too! He shoved my face out of the seat of his cop pants. I like cops.
Veteran actress Ellen Barkin claims she was "shoved" by a police officer on New Year's Eve. In the video below, you see Ellen cursing out officers about what she felt was an unnecessary arrest of Occupy Wall Street protesters. Wait, isn't Ellen Barkin the 1%? Look at her, def...
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New York Times
New Speculation on Who Leaked Climate-Change E-Mails
The original e-mails, released in 2009, sowed doubts about the scientists’ research and integrity and galvanized skeptics of global warming.
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UN
UN agency warns of danger of bird flu research and urges safety measures
The United Nations health agency has voiced deep concern that scientific research undertaken on a strain of highly pathogenic influenza could have negative consequences but also acknowledged that tightly-controlled studies needed to continue to limit the possibility of future risks to the global population.
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USA Today
Why Barbie is a real doll of an investment
In most cases, turning a profit in the world of doll collecting requires a great deal of research and patience.
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Technology Review
The Science of IPS Cells
Biologist James Thompson and others discuss the discovery of IPS cells: the science and the potential for research and personalized medicine.
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Mail & Guardian
SA makes astronomical advances
Local research and development is on track in the country's bid to host the SKA telescope.
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Harper hints at R&D tax break overhaul
Says government will move on some recommendations from a task force report on changing the Scientific Research and Experimental Development tax credit
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Harper hints at R&D tax break overhaul
Says government will move on some recommendations from a task force report on changing the Scientific Research and Experimental Development tax credit
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Harper hints at R&D tax break overhaul
Says government will move on some recommendations from a task force report on changing the Scientific Research and Experimental Development tax credit
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WSJ
R&D Spending Continues to Rise
Despite economic travails, the U.S., Europe and Asia are each expected to boost spending on research and development in the coming year, though not at the rate seen in 2011, a new report shows.
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Los Angeles Times
Golden Globes: Viggo Mortensen discusses his methods
To get inside the mind of the famed psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud for "A Dangerous Method," Viggo Mortensen did extensive research and mulled the details with director David Cronenberg. To get inside the mind of the famed psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud for "A Dangerous Method," Viggo Mortensen did extensive research and mulled the details with director David Cronenberg.
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Reuters
Apple to open R&D center in Israel: report
JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Apple will open a research and development center in Israel that will focus on semiconductors, the Globes business daily reported on Thursday.
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Reuters
Apple to open R&D centre in Israel - report
JERUSALEM, Dec 15 (Reuters) - Apple will open
a research and development centre in Israel that will focus on
semiconductors, the Globes business daily reported on Thursday.
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New York Times
DealBook: Lam Research to Buy Novellus Systems for $3.3 Billion
Lam Research and Novellus, makers of equipment to build semiconductors, will combine to gain market share in an all-stock transaction.
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Katie Couric, Boyfriend Split After Five Years
Katie Couric and her boyfriend of five years, entrepreneur Brooks Perlin, have split, People reports.The breakup was "inevitable," a source tells the magazine, because the two were at different stages in their careers. Poll: Which 2011 celebrity breakup shocked you the most?Couric, 54, and Perlin, 37, met at a 2006 fundraiser for cancer research, and she was initially worried about their 17-yea...
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THE AUSTRALIAN
Funding boost to CSL research
GLOBAL plasma company CSL has allocated about $350 million to its research and development arm this financial year.
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AP
University pioneers research on surf industry
SAN DIEGO (AP) -- The California city that inspired "Fast Times at Ridgemont High," the 1982 comedy film that did much to propagate the laid-back surfer image, is now home to the world's first Center for Surf Research. And, no, it's not a clever way for college kids to earn their degrees by hanging out at the beach....
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Fortune
Tellme fail: 'Swingers swap sex partners in prudish Singapore'
Microsoft's claim that its voice command system is Siri's equal is put to the test
Click to view the video. Source: TechAU
You might think that Microsoft's (MSFT) Chief Research and Strategy Officer would have spent some time playing around with Apple's new intelligent personal assistant before making the claim -- as Craig Mundie did earlier this week -- that there's nothing to Siri but clever...
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TheDomains
Will End Users Buy New gTLD Domains? New Survey Says Yes
According to new research out today which asked end users if they would have interest in registering generic new gTLD’s found there is a lot of interest in end users to register domain names in a new gTLD that matches their vertical such as .shop for stores or .law for lawyers. Commissioned by ARI Registry [...]
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New York Times
Eylea, a Vision Drug, Wins Long-Sought Approval
The federal approval of Eylea came after years of research and a total $1.2 billion in losses.
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The Nation
Switzerland widens scope of Iran sanctions
ZURICH (Reuters) - Switzerland has added 116 names to its list of Iranian entities under sanctions, in response to heightened international concern about Tehran's nuclear ambitions.The 35-nation board of the UN. nuclear watchdog looked set on Friday to censure Iran over mounting suspicions it is seeking to develop atom bombs.Last week's International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) report presented...
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Technology Review
Google and Microsoft Talk Artificial Intelligence
Peter Norvig, Google's head of research, and Eric Horvitz, a distinguished scientist at Microsoft Research, are optimistic about the future of machine intelligence.
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THE AUSTRALIAN
Carbon tax won't reduce emissions
THE only solution is research and development to make green-energy cheap.
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Barrons
Chip-Equipment Stocks Looking Chipper
Shares of Novellus, Lam Research, and others are sporting favorable technicals.
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Daily Telegraph
Pope hails potential of stem cell research
POPE Benedict XVI today spoke out in favour of adult stem cell research and called for any ensuing treatments to benefit all.
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SI
Tom Verducci: Dodgers ready to play Moneyball
The Dodgers and general manager Ned Colletti, with his three decades in baseball, have gone sabermetric. In September the Dodgers hired Alex Tamin, a graduate of Johns Hopkins and UCLA School of Law, as Director of Baseball Contracts, Research and Operations. That was a confirmation that Los Angeles is joining the "new school" franchises with a strong belief -- not just an obligatory nod -- tha...
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Los Angeles Times
Bill Plaschke: Magic Johnson remains a living symbol of hope
Twenty years after contracting the virus that causes AIDS, the former NBA great devotes much time and effort to raise money for research and is an inspiration to many.Magic Johnson has finished giving a speech in a high school gymnasium when he asks the students if they have any questions.
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People Daily
On-track for China's first space lab by 2016
China will launch its first space laboratory before 2016, a senior space technology expert said on Thursday.
"With the technological program ready, the lab's research and development are going smoothly," said Qi Faren, former chief designer of Shenzhou (divine –ship) spaceships.
As the second phase of China's manned space program, the lab - likely to be named Tiangong-2 - will gradually b...
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Scientific American
When universities and businesses collaborate, it's "yours, mine and ours"
NEW YORK--Academic research and corporate research and development would appear to mix as well as oil and water given their vastly different cultures and objectives. Yet collaborations among universities and businesses are crucial not only to making new discoveries but also to ensuring that breakthroughs in science and technology find their way to the people who need them. [More]
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Technology Review
TR35 winner Sumeet Singh on stopping computer viruses
Sumeet Singh, a technical leader in the applied research and architecture group at Cisco Systems, stopped to chat with us at the Emerging Technologies Conference at MIT last week. He explained a bit more about the inspiration behind and inner workings of his system to automatically protect computer networks against viruses.
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