Scientific American
Watching Shot Can Boost Pain
For some, the quick prick of a needle at the doctor’s office is no big deal. For others it can be a nightmare. New research suggests that the difference could lie in what you’re looking at. [More]
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WSJ
El futuro del popular servicio de mensajes de BlackBerry está en duda
Puede que Research in Motion Ltd. haya perdido su dominio en el mercado global de los teléfonos inteligentes, pero su servicio de mensajería instantánea sigue siendo muy popular en todo el mundo.
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The Lancet
[World Report] Research Focus
Profile: Children of the 90s comes of age
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WSJ
Why We Lie
We like to believe that a few bad apples spoil the virtuous bunch. But research shows that everyone cheats a little—right up to the point where they lose their sense of integrity, writes Dan Ariely.
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physorg
It's in the genes: Research pinpoints how plants know when to flower
Scientists believe they've pinpointed the last crucial piece of the 80-year-old puzzle of how plants "know" when to flower.
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AllThingsDigital
Suing Facebook? Best of Luck.
By Wednesday, after just three days of trading, several lawsuits had been filed against Facebook complaining about the adequacy of its prospectus disclosure. However, at least so far, there is no indication that anything is wrong with that prospectus.
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Slashdot
Bessel Beam 'Tractor Beam' Concept Theoretically Demonstrated
cylonlover writes "Last year, NASA revealed it was evaluating three potential 'tractor beam' technologies to deliver planetary or atmospheric particles to a robotic rover or orbiting spacecraft. At the time, the third of these, which involved the use of a Bessel beam, only existed on paper. Researchers at Singapore's Agency for Science, Technology and Research (A*STAR) have now proven the theor...
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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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Telegraph
Starting school at seven 'can boost pupils' reading skills'
Delaying the school starting age can improve children's grasp of reading at the end of primary education, according to research.
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Huffington Post
Drone Lobbying Ramps Up Among Industry Manufacturers, Developers
WASHINGTON -- It may be years before unmanned aircraft are common in the sky, but lobbyists for the industry that develops and manufactures the drones are already buzzing around Capitol Hill. "This is one of the few areas where the government is still spending money and investing," said Alex Bronstein-Moffly, an analyst at First Street Research, which collects lobbying data. Lobbyists are push...
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The Nation
Urdu literature centre inaugurated at GCU
LAHORE - The Government College University (GCU) Lahore has established Naqoosh Research Centre (NRC) at the Postgraduate Library in collaboration with historical literary house Naqoosh to promote students and researchers interest in the Urdu literature.
GCU Vice Chancellor Prof Dr Khaleeq-ur-Rahman along with a large number of eminent writers inaugurated the first researcher centre of Urdu ....
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National Post
International allianced needed to develop drugs for poor countries: World Health Organization
Health talks in Geneva could pave the way for a binding international convention to help fight the developing world’s major killer diseases, currently overlooked by the research industry.
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Washington Post
How to succeed in academia without really trying
It’s a basic tenet of journalism: Readers pay more attention to the articles that come first, and they’re inclined to think they’re more important everything else. And it turns out that it’s no different when it comes to academic journals. Economist Victor Ginsburgh found that articles that appear first in an academic article are significantly more likely to be cited in other research — two-thi...
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Wired
Study: Exercise Improves Memory, Helps Alleviate ADHD
Research from Dartmouth suggests being active improves learning and memory and could alleviate the symptoms of ADHD in kids.
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China Daily
Major China diabetes study launched
Oxford University's Nuffield Department of Medicine has opened an office in Beijing that will help pioneer research into diabetes in China.
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science blogs
Global cooling and spooks, again
With great excitement, WUWT has discovered some old news: The CIA documents the global cooling research of the 1970’s. But, being WUWT, it gets it wrong. Because the CIA didn’t document the research of the time. The document they are citing isn’t competent. Nor is any of this new; see A study of climatological research…
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Mashable
6 Crowdfunding Mistakes That Can Kill a Campaign
Interest in crowdfunding continues to skyrocket, thanks to the record-breaking success of campaigns like the Pebble: E-Paper Watch, and Double…
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Daily Mail
The camera never lies: An unflattering picture is most common reason for starting a diet
The most common trigger for women deciding they are overweight and changing their lifestyle is an unappealing photograph, according to new research.
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science blogs
Scienceblogs Podcast: Das Leben auf der Erde und Mathe aus Seoul [ScienceBlogs Podcast - Wissenschaft zum Mitnehmen]
Heute geht es um Theorien über das Leben und das Universum und was die taugen. Ausserdem Tablettenwegwerfgesellschaft und U-Bahn-Planung. Und eine Kurzvorstellung vom Mathlog-Blogger Thilo Kuessner.Theorien sind schön, scheitern aber gerne an der Realität. Bei Astrodicticum Simplex ist nachzulesen, wie ein star der Szene sich auch mal ganz schön vertun kann.
Wohin mit abgelaufenen Medikamenten?...
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Daily Mail
Can you tell a fake smile from a real one? Research lab's computer is better at guessing the truth than humans
MIT's computers, programmed with the latest research information, do a better job of differentiating smiles of delight and frustration than human observers do.
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Daily Mail
The American sex survey: How more than HALF of U.S. couples are dissatisfied with the duration of their lovemaking
Researchers at Wakefield Research, a U.S. company, found that 51per cent of sexually-active adults either want sex to last longer or finish earlier.
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Fortune
Facebook must use Facebook to friend investors
Vinny Jindal is the Founder and CEO of Stockr. Before starting Stockr, Jindal was a Principal at Boston Millennia Partners, and a Managing Director and Head of Healthcare Equity Research at ThinkEquity Partners.
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Number10
Prime Minister's Dementia Challenge
Programme of work aims to deliver major improvements in dementia care and research by 2015
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omg
In tough times, Cannes charity gala gets personal
ANTIBES, France (Reuters) - At a time of economic uncertainty, the glitziest charity gala at the Cannes film festival got personal. Each year at the luxurious Hotel Du Cap-Eden-Roc in Antibes, just along the coast from Cannes, amfAR, the Foundation for AIDS Research, invites the famous and fabulously wealthy for a night of fine food, fine wine, dancing and giving. This year Kylie Minogue, Janet...
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Barrons
There's Strength in Terex's Weakness
Buckingham Research has upgraded the heavy-equipment maker to a Buy, citing the stock's bargain-basement appeal.
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Daily Mail
British hotels and B&Bs rated among the best in Europe
After years of lagging behind, the standard of B&Bs and hotels in Britain is now beaten only by Italy in Europe, according to research by Trip Advisor.
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Telegraph
Britain's hotels shake off Fawlty Towers reputation
Britain's hotels - often stereotyped as dowdy and unwelcoming - have finally shaken off their Fawlty Towers reputation, new research has shown.
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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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APA-OTS
Funkenflug für Unternehmertum
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siliconindia
RIM Aims at Attracting Developers with its Successful App Store
Thorsten Heins, CEO of Research in Motion, in his first public appearance at Blackberry DevCon Europe in Amsterdam earlier this year pushed developers to embrace BlackBerry
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Los Angeles Times
Friday’s Highlights: 'Goat Rodeo Live' on KOCE
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This week's TV Movies
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Irish Times
Oestrogen makes CF worse for women
A RESEARCH group in Dublin has discovered why women with cystic fibrosis are usually more ill than men with the condition.
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TechCrunch
Facebook Acq-Hires Part Of Design Firm Bolt | Peters To Beef Up User Research Team
Knowing how users react to Facebook's product changes is crucial to the site making the right moves, so today it's closed an acq-hire of part of design firm Bolt | Peters -- specifically its leading man CEO Nate Bolt and several other employees from the six person startup. Those coming over will be joining Facebook's user research team that's headed by Kate Aronowitz. Bolt | Peters specialized ...
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BoingBoing
Freaky non-stick coating keeps ketchup flowing
[Video Link] "MIT PhD candidate Dave Smith and his team of mechanical engineers and nano-technologists at the Varanasi Research Group … came up with LiquiGlide, a 'super-slippery' coating which makes the insides of the bottle so frictionless that the sludgy goo inside just slides out like water." MIT’s Freaky Non-Stick Coating Keeps Ketchup Flowing
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Nikkei
Belgium's Umicore To Research Catalysts In Japan |
Huffington Post
Rinku Sen: What Fires Young Progressives' Activism? A New Study Asks Them
Today, Colorlines.com's publisher, the Applied Research Center, released "Millennials, Activism and Race," a report on the motivations of young people who are active in progressive...
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Science Daily
Persistent sensory experience is good for aging brain
Despite a long-held scientific belief that much of the wiring of the brain is fixed by adolescence, a new study shows that changes in sensory experience can cause massive rewiring, even as one ages. The study also found this rewiring involves fibers that supply the primary input to the cerebral cortex, which is responsible for sensory perception, motor control and cognition. These findings may ...
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BBC
UK bioscience in £250m cash boost
Science minister David Willetts outlines the government's high-tech industrial strategy and announces £250m in funding for research institutes across the UK
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Telegraph
Intel: London to be city of the future
A global hub for research into the future of city living will be based in London, Intel has announced.
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Telegraph
Fox News viewers worst-informed, study finds
Fox News viewers are less informed than those who watch other programmes, or no TV news at all, research has found.
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The Guardian
Obama campaign unleashes digital ad blitz in bid to see off Romney challenge
Data shows US president vastly outspending Romney in internet advertising, with GOP rival preferring more traditional approachBarack Obama is vastly outspending his challenger for the White House Mitt Romney on internet advertising, pouring millions of dollars into attempting to sway online voters in a move that his campaign strategists hope will give him an edge in November.New data compiled b...
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Barrons
AAPL, GOOG Take 80% of Smartphone Shipments In Q1, Says IDC
In case you missed it, research firm IDC this morning offers up its latest assessment of the smartphone world, with analyst Ramon Llamas stating that Apple‘s (AAPL) iOS operating system and Google‘s (GOOG) Android operating system, combined, made up 80% of the 15.3 million smartphones shipped in Q1 of this year, with iOS having 23% share [...]
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ElPais
"Every redeployment must be orderly"
Defense Minister Pedro Morenés Eulate talks to EL PAÍS about Spain's plans to withdraw its troops from Afghanistan
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Fortune
Forrester: Apple's new TV won't be a TV at all
Instead, their consumer product expert describes a wall-mounted panel he calls the iHub
FORTUNE -- James McQuivey, writing on his Forrester Research blog about Apple's (AAPL) widely anticipated entry into the full-fledged TV market, had me convinced.
Up to a point.
What he says about the current situation -- except for the use of the word "failed" -- struck me as smart and fair:
"The reason it...
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Daily Mail
Beach holidays are the nation's favourite break, study finds
Research by Which? found that beach and seaside holidays accounted for 34 per cent of all trips taken by members. It also comparing the customer satisfaction ratings of various travel companies.
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Times LIVE
RIM’s head of global sales leaving BlackBerry maker
The head of global sales at Research In Motion Ltd has tendered his resignation to take on a leadership role in another industry, the BlackBerry maker says.
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Times LIVE
Iran nuclear talks enter second day
Talks resumed on Thursday between Iran and world powers about a nuclear programme that the West suspects is aimed at nuclear bomb research.
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Reuters
Intel eyes future with computers that learn
TEL AVIV (Reuters) - Intel Corp is launching research in Israel into technology that mimics the human brain and develops devices that "learn" about their user.
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NEWS.au.com
Blood donation wait may be cut for gay men
GAY men may be able to donate blood six months rather than a year after stopping sexual activity if research proves it won't threaten the safety of the blood supply.
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BBC
C-section 'link' to child obesity
Babies who are delivered through Caesarean section are twice as likely to become obese than those born traditionally, US research suggests.
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Daily Mail
How the holiday rows start... before the holiday does: Half of couples fail to agree on destination
Research by online travel agents Ebookers of 2,000 adults found that more than half of couples fail to agree on a destination and nearly seven out of ten argue while on holiday.
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USA Today
Does love last longer in arranged marriages?
Arranged marriages could help lower the American divorce rate, according to research by the Unification Church.
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Daily Mail
Being a pushy parent has little affect on your child: Babies filter out information they see as too complicated
Research in the US has shown how seven and eight month olds 'filter out' information they see as too complicated and concentrate on what they can handle.
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politico
Woodward to publish new book Sept. 12
Bob Woodward is scheduled to publish a new book in September, The Associated Press reports.
A spokeswoman with Simon & Schuster says the book will be out Sept. 12, but that she "had no other information to share."
The news comes just week's after Woodward's former research assistant Jeff Himmelman called attention to doubts about the reporter's relationship with Deep Throat, a high-level so...
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Times of India
Airtel, ICICI among 'top 100 global brands'
Indian telecom major Bharti Airtel and private sector bank ICICI Bank have been included in the 'BrandZ list' of the top 100 most-valuable global brands of 2012 by research firm Millward Brown.
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BnAmericas
Banking - Argentina - Economy likely to enter recession this year, predicts Capital Economics
The Argentine economy is increasingly losing steam and will likely enter into recession this year, according to a report by research firm Capital Economics.
The firm said Argentina could find itsel...
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Irish Times
Event to discuss appliance of science
Turning astronomy into business, helping more spin-outs to form, and how companies and win research money from the EU are just a few of the topics up for discussion during the Euroscience Open Forum conference taking place this July in Dublin.
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BBC
Chimpanzees behave 'like people'
Chimps and orangutans really do have "personalities like people", new research says
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Telegraph
Graphic: UK children more likely to be 'illiterate' than Australian or Canadian children, despite higher spending
Children in the United Kingdom are more likely to be "functionally illiterate" than children in Canada and Australia, despite higher spending on children and similar levels of inequality, new research has found.
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UN
New UN report urges greater efforts to prevent drowning deaths among children
The United Nations Childrens Fund (UNICEF) and a partner organization are urging greater use of effective and cost-efficient measures to prevent drowning, which new research shows is a major killer across parts of Asia.
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Nature
A charter for geoengineering
A controversial field trial of technology to mitigate climate change has been cancelled, but research continues. A robust governance framework is sorely needed to prevent further setbacks.
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Reuters
Rights group aims to stop killing of Canada GMO pigs
WINNIPEG, Manitoba (Reuters) - A U.S. animal rights group hopes to save a herd of genetically modified pigs from early deaths after funding dried up for a Canadian research project that has stoked controversy about altering animal genes to produce food.
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DailyTech
Quick Note: IE Reportedly Passed by Chrome -- Skepticism is Warranted
One market research firm claims Microsoft's browser now trails Google globally, but others disagree
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American Scientist
Troves of Personal Data, Forbidden to Researchers
When scientists publish their research, they also make the underlying data available so the results can be verified by other scientists. At least that is how the system is supposed to work. But lately social scientists have come up against an exception that is, true to its name, huge...from the New York Times (Registration Required)
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Washington Post
Iran, U.N. reported close to deal to unveil past nuclear research
Iran and the U.N. nuclear watchdog agency are near agreement on a plan that could lift the veil on some of the Islamic Republic’s past nuclear research, U.N. officials said Tuesday in an announcement that raised hopes for a more comprehensive nuclear accord when Iranian officials meet with six world powers later in the week.
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Gizmodo
Lifewave stellt strahlungsabweisende iPhone-Hülle vor
Der Hersteller verweist auf potenzielle Gesundheitsgefährdung durch Mobilfunkstrahlen, die auch von der WHO und der International Agency for Research on Cancer bestätigt werde. Sein Produkt setzt auf Stealth-Technologie, die Strahlung absorbiert. Zusammen mit einer Hülle ist es für 69 Euro erhältlich. mehr...
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China Daily
Olympics 'to boost online video'
China's online video market is expected to double its revenues this year, boosted by the coming Olympic Games, figures from research companies showed.
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CNN
Research ship finds the world's oceans are 'plasticized'
A marine expedition of environmentalists has confirmed the bad news it feared -- the "Great Pacific Garbage Patch" extends even further than previously known.
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WSJ
Computer Trading Takes Human Turn
One of Wall Street's quant pioneers, Robert C. Jones, is changing his tune—somewhat. The answer to improving the computer-driven stock-trading model is to weave in research from analysts, but to leave out the biases and emotions that can creep into final trading decisions.
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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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New York Times
Side Effects: Dogs’ Genetic Roots Remain Obscure
Little about the origins of dogs is agreed upon, beyond the fact that they descended from wolves. Genetic research has provided little insight so far.
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circleID
Facebook Size Estimates
At a staggering $100 billion dollar valuation and reported 900 million users, Facebook represents a massive presence in the global economy. From an Internet infrastructure perspective, Facebook also ranks amongst the largest of the "hyper giants" generating a significant share of daily global Internet traffic.
This blog explore Facebook's size in terms of its Internet traffic contribution.
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Domainnamewire
How NOT to name your company and secure your domain
When you know it’s time to select a different company name… A Colorado company just lost a UDRP for Qwizzle.com, and it’s a great example of botched company naming. The company, Qwizzle, LLC, knew that Qwizzle.com was taken when it came up with its name. It tried to contact the owner of Qwizzle.com but had [...]
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Reuters
U.N. nuclear chief holds talks in Tehran, hopes for deal
VIENNA/DUBAI (Reuters) - The U.N. nuclear watchdog chief held rare talks in Tehran on Monday after voicing hope for a deal to investigate suspected atomic bomb research - a gesture Iran might make to try to get international sanctions relaxed and deflect threats of war.
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THE AUSTRALIAN
Analyst sees a bull, miners see a bear
RESEARCH consultant Wood Mackenzie has played down bearish outlook comments from Rio Tinto and BHP Billiton.
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Daily Telegraph
The tide of public opinion is turning
NEW research reveals a dramatic swing against border issues, with 51 per cent of Australians in favour of saying no to all immigration.
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AP
CDC: Half of overweight teens have heart risk
ATLANTA (AP) -- Half the nation's overweight teens have unhealthy blood pressure, cholesterol or blood sugar levels that put them at risk for future heart attacks and other cardiac problems, new federal research says....
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New York Times
Editorial: A New Attack on Alzheimer’s
A bold research program will test whether a drug can prevent the onset of Alzheimer’s disease well before any symptoms appear.
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Times of India
UN atom chief hopeful on Iran deal before Baghdad meet
The U.N. nuclear supervisor arrived in Tehran early on Monday voicing optimism he could reach a deal to investigate suspected atom bomb research - a possible breakthrough that Iran may hope could help ease Western sanctions pressure and deflect threats of war.
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Irish Times
Researchers in Galway battle against cancer on many fronts
INNOVATION PROFILE: Cancer research at NUI Galway:FOR REASONS which are still a matter of conjecture and research, the people in the west of Ireland have significantly higher rates of breast and prostate cancer than the rest of the Irish population.
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Irish Times
UN nuclear chief in Iran for talks
THE UN’S nuclear supervisor flew to Tehran yesterday voicing optimism he could reach a deal to investigate suspected atom bomb research – a possible breakthrough that Iran may hope could help ease western sanctions pressure and deflect threats of war.
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Times of India
Gujarat helped trace killers of Rajiv Gandhi
It was the portrait-building software developed in the Physical Research Laboratory (PRL)-Ahmedabad and later upgraded at Dharamsinh Desai University (DDU) that cracked the Rajiv Gandhi assassination case.
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New York Times
From Cubicles, Cry for Quiet Pierces Office Buzz
Research shows that more than half of office workers are dissatisfied with the level of “speech privacy” in their offices, and managers are hearing their complaints.
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webwire
Chad Mureta Announces Launch of App Empire Business Training Course
Chad Mureta , author of "App Empire", founder of four iPhone app businesses, and co-founder of T3 Apps, has announced a special ...
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Times of India
Foreign student injured while resisting snatching attempt in Karnal
A female foreign student, pursuing her PhD in dairy technology from National Dairy Research Institute, received serious injuries in a snatching attempt by two miscreants here on Thursday evening.
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dlisted
Open Post: Hosted By Will Smith Swatting At A Reporter
There's a Ukrainian reporter whose "thing" is to kiss the cheeks of celebrities on the red carpet and I guess most celebrities are okay with it, but Will Smith was not one of those celebrities at the premiere of Men In Black 3 in Moscow today. The reporter put his lips on Will Smith's face and Will got bitchy with it by pushing that ho before swatting him in the fac...
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Reuters
Fish oil shows little effect on Tourette's tics
NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Some parents swear by fish oil as a treatment for the "tics" caused by Tourette's disorder, but so far the research evidence is slim.
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APA-OTS
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Wired
Craig Venter Wants to Solve the World’s Energy Crisis
Here is one version of Craig Venter’s life story where he would’ve been a dutiful scientist at the National Institutes of Health, a respected yet anonymous researcher in genetics, perhaps. Thankfully, Venter saw that story line developing—and set about making sure it never happened. Instead, in 1992 Venter left the NIH to head the nonprofit [...]
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Irish Times
Dieting 'safe' for pregnant women
The common belief that pregnant women can eat for two has been scotched by research suggesting dieting during pregnancy can be beneficial.
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perez hilton
Live Nation Decade Long Lawsuit Fizzles Out
SO, back in 2002 Live Nation - then a child of the Clear Channel behemoth - was sued for supposedly monopolizing the ticket sales of live rock concerts and for charging too high a price for said tickets.
In the class action lawsuit, plaintiffs from all over the country (and world) relied on data from economist [...]
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Technology Review
How Facebook Saved Us from Suburbia
Research suggests social networks remedy the isolation of modern life.
In 2009, the Pew Internet Trust published a survey worth resurfacing for what it says about the significance of Facebook. The study was inspired by earlier research that "argued that since 1985 Americans have become more socially isolated, the size of their discussion networks has declined, and the diversity of those people ...
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news.com.au
Grab your morning coffee, add years to your life
NEW research suggests several cups of coffee a day might not be so bad for your health.
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MorganLinton
Buying Expired Domains? Make Sure To Do Your Research
Buying expired domain names is a great way to pick up some good deals on domains that could make great development or resale candidates. Many of the top investors buy expired domains every month and have been for years, people like Frank Schilling, Michael Berkens, and many more. The problem is, many new investors see [...]
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Hindustan Times
'BCCI should be a step ahead of fixers'
The Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) feels a board as rich as the BCCI should do an extensive research on how fixers are constantly developing new ways to approach players and corrupt the game.
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Pravda
Chinese ship on long ocean expedition
The scientific research vessel Dayang Yihao started an oceanic expedition from China to sail from the city of Sanya on Hainan island province, for a mission of 370 days. Tao Chunhui, chief of staff of experts on board, said the work will focus on the study of polymetallic sulfides, biorrecursos and the environment, according to information coming from the aforementioned island.
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Telegraph
Marston's shows better pubs can outdo dinner parties
Dinner parties are out of favour, apparently. Research by YouGov for a cooking ingredients brand has found that 40pc of adults reckon entertaining friends at home costs too much and is too stressful. So what are we doing instead?
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Federal study suggests moving EI recipients to areas with more jobs
Research was ordered last June shortly after Conservatives were elected with majority
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Gizmodo
Coffee Drinkers Live Longer [Science]
Millions of us start the morning with a coffee and think nothing of it. But new medical research suggests that it could be helping you live longer—if you drink enough of it. More »
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Telegraph
Banksy off the wall
In the cause of research for his book about Banksy, Will Ellsworth-Jones set off on a treasure hunt of the street artist's works - and came up against Pest Control
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New York Times
Bits Blog: In TV Race, Microsoft Has Lead, Forrester Says
When it comes to the underlying technology providers that matter for mobile app developers, there's Google and Apple, with Microsoft as an also-ran. But as television begins to resemble the mobile business, Microsoft is in the lead with the Xbox, according to a new report out Wednesday from Forrester Research.
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The Sun
Gaydar quick as eye’s blink
THE ability to assess sexual orientation is purely unconscious, research finds
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Scientific American
Soot May Help Shift Tropics North
Soot may be responsible for the tropics expanding north, according to an analysis involving multiple computer models of the climate. By absorbing sunlight and trapping extra heat in the atmosphere, the tiny, black particles may be helping the poleward march of tropical conditions. The research will be published in Nature on May 17. (Scientific American [...]
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SI
Will Carroll: Kemp a victim of his own athletic gifts
On Monday, my research colleague, Dan Wade, described a new study that showed little correlation between pitch count and performance. Let's stick another fork in pitch counts; this time with a study led by Dr. Glenn Fleisig of ASMI, from 2007. This study showed that there's not much of an effect on pitching mechanics based on pitch counts. Using motion capture data, the researchers were able to...
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AP
Report: Nokia loses cellphone top spot to Samsung
HELSINKI (AP) -- Nokia has been bumped off its 14-year top spot as the world's largest cellphone company by Samsung, according to a British research firm....
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Reuters
UPDATE 1-India's Piramal Healthcare to buy U.S. firm to boost R&D
MUMBAI, May 16 (Reuters) - Indian drugmaker Piramal
Healthcare has agreed to buy a U.S.-based healthcare
data provider for $635 million to boost research and
development, the company said on...
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Amnesty International
Mali’s worst human rights situation in 50 years
Headline Title:
Mali’s worst human rights situation in 50 years
16 May 2012
Hundreds of thousands of people have been displaced by fighting in northern Mali and dozens have been subjected to arbitrary detention, extra-judicial executions or sexual violence including rape, Amn...
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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.
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Human Rights Watch
Morocco/Western Sahara: No Action on Police Beating of Rights Worker
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chinatechnews
Wuhan Will Be Lenovo's New Industrial Base In China
Chinese technology company Lenovo has signed an agreement with the municipal government of Wuhan and announced the founding of its new industrial base in the city. Lenovo's new industrial base in Wuhan is reportedly a comprehensive base that integrates research, development, manufacturing, and sales of mobile Internet devices. Over the next five years, this base [...]
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National Post
Forget Sudoku: Resistance training may be the best medicine for an aging brain
Dr. James Aw: Recently a growing area of research suggests physical activity also helps the mind
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Want probiotics? Uncork a Chianti
New research suggests red wine - even de-alcoholized - is a rich source and is linked to an increase in healthy gut flora
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The Nation
Seminar on Risk Management
KARACHI - ACCA Pakistan organized two discussion forums last week on its recent research paper on ‘Rules for Risk Management, Culture, Behaviour and the Role of Accountants’, which was based on a survey of over 2,000 ACCA members from 109 countries, says a press release. These discussion forums on Risk Management were held for the employees of Karachi Electric Supply Company ...
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The Nation
Seminar on Risk Management
KARACHI - ACCA Pakistan organized two discussion forums last week on its recent research paper on ‘Rules for Risk Management, Culture, Behaviour and the Role of Accountants’, which was based on a survey of over 2,000 ACCA members from 109 countries, says a press release. These discussion forums on Risk Management were held for the employees of Karachi Electric Supply Company ...
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The Nation
Seminar on Risk Management
KARACHI - ACCA Pakistan organized two discussion forums last week on its recent research paper on ‘Rules for Risk Management, Culture, Behaviour and the Role of Accountants’, which was based on a survey of over 2,000 ACCA members from 109 countries, says a press release. These discussion forums on Risk Management were held for the employees of Karachi Electric Supply Company ...
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BBC
Kylie supports Cannes Aids gala
Alec Baldwin, Kylie Minogue and Janet Jackson are to attend a gala dinner and auction to raise money for Aids research at the Cannes Film Festival.
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siliconindia
Factors to consider before buying an Insurance Plan
by sumit p kanaujia A spate of recent events has put the spotlight back on financial planning. Just like the human body, checkup of the organization can help ensure proper investment of your hard earned money. The below mentioned measures help instill a sense of confidence and will remove doubts and uncertainties from your mind.
Hence, a through research can help the individual up the satisfa...
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Mail & Guardian
SA joins international star-scanning institute
South Africa has joined the JIVE research institute, which deals in galactic and extragalactic radio astronomy, planetary and space sciences.
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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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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Age and sex factors in effects of brain injury, concussion, study says
Females, youngsters take longer to recover, research suggests
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New York Times
Networks Rely on Audience Research to Choose Shows
Television producers wince when networks turn to studies of focus groups, unless it’s good news.
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BBC
Game sales see sharp drop in US
US gamers spent 42% less on their hobby in April compared to the same period in 2011, says market research firm NPD.
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ARD
JP-Morgan-Debakel: Wie konnte das passieren?
Immer wieder verzocken sich Banker im großen Stil. Neueste Episode: Mitarbeiter von JP Morgan haben zwei Milliarden Dollar in den Sand gesetzt. Es gibt dabei viele Ungereimtheiten, findet Stefan Bongardt von Independent Research.
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AP
2 molecular biologists get $500K medical prize
ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) -- Two molecular biologists are being awarded the annual Albany Medical Center Prize in Medicine and Biomedical Research....
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science blogs
Kommentar von Mike bei "Pseudowissenschaft an der Europa-Universität Viadrina Frankfurt: Professor Harald Walach und der Kozyrev-Spiegel" (Astrodicticum Simplex) am 11.05.2012
@H.M. Voynich
Wie man es nimmt. Er wurde auf einigen Esoterik-Seiten angeführt.
Naja, es ist nach meinem Wissensstand wirklich unklar, was H. Andrulis ist. Klar ist nur, dass Schwachsinn in seinem Papier steht. Unklar ist, ob es einem kranken Hirn entsprungen ist, dafür gibt es unbewiesene anonyme Hinweise wie:It is no joke. He's a colleague of mine and I know him quite well. His mental state ...
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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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AP
Vienna buries remains of Nazi victims
VIENNA (AP) -- They were starved, tortured, and killed because they were considered inferior to the Aryan ideal set by Adolf Hitler. Then their organs were put in jars and displayed for research by the doctors accused of causing their deaths under the Nazis....
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TheDomains
ICANN TAS “Targeting” May 22 As Re-opening Of TAS: Big Reveal Still Unknown But Prague Looks Likely
According to a statement issued overnight, ICANN is “targeting 22 May 2012 as the intended reopening date for the TLD Application System.”
“It is anticipated that the system would remain open for five business days and close on 30 May. This takes account of the 28 May Memorial Day holiday in the United States.”
“We have met our commitment to provide notice to all users on or before 8 May 201...
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National Post
Satellite imagery shows activity at Iranian site suspected of nuclear weapons research: U.S. think tank
A U.S. security institute says commercial satellite imagery shows new activity at an Iranian military site which raises concern that the Islamic state may be 'washing' a building the United Nations’ nuclear agency wants to inspect
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science blogs
Krebsforschung von Rauchern bezahlen lassen [blooDNAcid]
Diese sehr sinnvolle Fügung könnte aus einer am 5. Juni in Kalifornien zur Abstimmung stehenden Gesetzesinitiative (Proposition 29) erwachsen, so berichtet Science, eine der einflussreichsten wissenschaftlichen Fachzeitschriften.Proposition 29, that would impose an additional tax of on each pack of cigarettes sold and an equivalent tax on other tobacco products. According to a state a...
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Heise
BlackBerrys navigieren künftig mit TomTom-Daten
Research In Motion (RIM) nutzt künftig Kartenmaterial und "HD Traffic"-Daten von TomTom für BlackBerry-Anwendungen. Der Echtzeitverkehrsdienst nutzt unter anderem Bewegungsdaten von Handynutzern zur Routenplanung.
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Hoy
El BBVA prevé que el paro alcance el 24,8% en 2013
El Servicio de Estudios del BBVA prevé que la contracción económica provocará un deterioro adicional del mercado de trabajo en 2012 y la tasa de paro repuntará hasta el 24,6% y hasta el 24,8% en 2013. No obstante, según el informe "Situación España" publicado hoy por el BBVA Research, correspondiente al segundo trimestre, la reforma laboral aprobada por el Ejecutivo aportará hasta un 10% más de...
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amNY
Gov. Andrew Cuomo and President Obama hang out in Albany
President Barack Obama visited Albany Tuesday, where he met with Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo as they toured a high-tech research center at the College of Nanoscale Science and Engineering at the University of Albany. They chatted up students and employees who showed off 450-millimeter wafers they said would be the future of chip making.
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Irish Times
Mother's milk
RECENT RESEARCH showing that Irish children who are breast-fed and weaned on to solid foods later have a much lower risk of obesity adds to an already burgeoning canon on the benefits of breastfeeding. Using data from the Growing Up in Ireland study, researchers from the Economic and Social Research Institute found that children breast-fed for three to six months were 38 per cent less likely to...
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Hindustan Times
RIM ropes in Kristian Tear as COO, Frank Boulben as CMO
BlackBerry maker Research in Motion (RIM) today said it has appointed Kristian Tear as its Chief Operating Officer, while Frank Boulben has been roped in as Chief Marketing Officer in the run-up to the launch of its BlackBerry 10 smartphones later this year.
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FTD
Nach über einem Jahr: Blackberry-Hersteller RIM findet neuen Marketingchef
Der angeschlagene Blackberry-Hersteller Research in Motion holt sich einen neuen Chefvermarkter ins Haus. Frank Boulben soll den Rückstand zu den Konkurrenten Apple und Samsung aufholen.
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AP
Struggling RIM announces new executive hires
TORONTO (AP) -- BlackBerry maker Research in Motion has hired two new senior executives as it faces its most difficult period in its history....
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Reuters
RIM fills long-vacant chief marketing job
(Reuters) - Research In Motion Ltd has named chief marketing and operating officers as it looks to fashion a unified message ahead of the launch of its next-generation BlackBerry 10 smartphones later this year.
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Reuters
Carlyle names public market investor relations head
May 8 (Reuters) - The Carlyle Group said Daniel
Harris, a former senior research analyst at Goldman Sachs,
joined the company as Managing Director and head of public
market investor relations, a week...
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Reuters
European slump leads utilities to burn more coal
LONDON (Reuters) - Europe's economic slump is allowing utilities in some countries to burn increasing amounts of cheap, highly polluting coal for electricity generation and still meet legally binding targets to cut carbon dioxide emissions, Reuters research shows.
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Handelsblatt
Soundwave: Microsoft entwickelt Gestenerkennung per Ultraschall
Soundwave ist ein von Microsoft Research entwickeltes System zur Gestenerkennung. Es nutzt den Lautsprecher und das Mikrofon eines mobilen Gerätes, um zu erkennen, wie der Nutzer seine Hände bewegt.
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MarketWatch
Paul B. Farrell: 19 solar, wind and biofuel stocks to watch
There are lots of deals in alternative-energy technology stocks. Your research just has to dig deeper.
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USA Today
Soros to give $2 million to liberal groups
George Soros is giving $1 million to American Bridge, which conducts research for Democratic outside groups.
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Foreign Policy
The Ravenous Dragon and the Fruits of Adversity - By Peter Passell
Academic economists usually air their new ideas first in working papers. Here, before the work gets dusty, a quick look at transition policy research in progress.
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Barrons
AIG: Bernstein Gets Bullish, Likes Treasury Move
AIG (AIG) is down about 4% today after the Treasury Department agreed to sell $5 billion of its stake in the company at $30.50 per share, almost exactly where AIG stock traded at Friday’s close. AIG will buy $2 billion of those shares. The market is clearly taking the news as a negative for the [...]
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New York Times
Briefly: Education: U.K. Seeks Wikipedia's Help to Post Research Online
The British government wants wider online access for taxpayer-funded academic research, which is often available only in expensive academic journals.
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The New Yorker
Teddy Wayne: Sharing on the Internet.
The popular social blogging site Tumblr is hiring writers and editors to cover the world of Tumblr.—The Times. Facebook and Twitter Could Be Good for Your Brain: New research supports the health of social networking.—WebProNews.
Hey, you—yes, you, scanning past me for celebrity news . . .
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Canada's first-ever mental health strategy will pressure Harper to act
On Tuesday, after five years of research, consultations with thousands of people, modelling, forecasting and much agonizing, the Mental Health Commission of Canada will finally deliver the blueprint the Harper government requested
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Russian Government
Dmitry Rogozin visits the Khrunichev State Research and Production Space Center |
USA Today
Acura ILX uses robot research to avoid skids
Honda's robotics research leads to more-stable vehicles. Asimo doesn't stumble, you don't crash.
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
DND brass on defensive over cuts to mental-health research
Everything is being done to protect front-line care, Chief of Defence Staff says
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BBC
Family donates NFL star's brain
The family of former NFL star Junior Seau has donated his brain for research into the effects of head trauma on professional football players.
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Technology Review
Shelved Drugs Will Become a New Research Resource
The National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences, which is the newest branch of the National Institutes of Health, is partnering with big pharma to give academic researchers access to more than 20 drugs that have passed some safety testing in humans but for some reason have been iced by the drug makers.
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New York Times
Team Chaplain Says Seau Family Will Donate Brain for Research
Shawn Mitchell, the San Diego Chargers’ chaplain, said on Thursday that Junior Seau’s family will allow his brain to be examined by researchers who study head trauma.
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SI
Family: Seau's brain will be donated for research
SAN DIEGO (AP) -- The family of former NFL star Junior Seau will donate his brain for research into repetitive head injuries.
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AP
Chaplain: Seau's brain to be donated for research
SAN DIEGO (AP) -- The family of former NFL star Junior Seau will donate his brain for research into repetitive head injuries....
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TMZ
Junior Seau's Family -- We WILL Donate His Brain
Junior Seau's family will donate the NFL legend's brain to be studied for concussion research ... a rep for the family has announced. San Diego Chargers team chaplain Shawn Mitchell told The L.A. Times, "The family was considering this almost from…
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Reuters
Researcher believed killed by lab bacteria
FAIRFAX, California (Reuters) - A young research associate killed by a highly virulent strain of meningococcal disease is believed to have contracted the bacteria from the San Francisco lab where he was working on a vaccine against it, public health officials said on Thursday.
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USA Today
Plant-based biofuels expand with tech advances
Plant-based biofuels could meet 30% of global demand for transportation fuel and slash greenhouse gas emissions, new research says.
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New York Times
Way of the World: America, Land of the Equals
The America of the Founding Fathers, which is so often invoked in today's political and social battles, was the world's most egalitarian society -- and proud to be so, new research has found.
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Mail & Guardian
BlackBerry will still have keypads, says RIM
BlackBerry maker Research in Motion says it would be "plain wrong" for its future models not to have physical keyboards favoured by its users.
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APA-OTS
4 Millionen für Klimafolgenforschung
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- Austrian Climate Research Programme (ACRP) geht in die 5. Runde
- Berlakovich: Zentrales Instrument für
Klimawandelanpassungsstrategie
- Klima- und Energiefonds schafft Wissensbasis für Politik und
Wirtschaft
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Heute, Donnerstag, startet zum fünften Mal in …
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Science News
Controversial flu research published
One of two papers detailing airborne H5N1 experiments is released
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USA Today
RIM chief: BlackBerry keyboards not going away
Research in Motion CEO says next wave of BlackBerry devices will include the physical keyboard.
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Elliotsblog
Delete Old NameJet Backorders
I frequently place backorders on domain names that already have backorders on NameJet. I do this on names I am mildly interested in owning, knowing that I will have the option to participate in the auction after doing more research on the domain name. Backordering it basically allows me to have the option to bid [...]
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Les Echos
Brevets - Nokia porte plainte contre HTC
Nokia a intenté des procès en Allemagne et aux Etats-Unis contre le fabricant taïwanais de smartphones HTC, qu'il accuse de violer plusieurs de ses brevets. Dans un communiqué publié mercredi, Nokia ajoute qu'il porte également plainte contre Research In Motion, le fabricant du Blackberry, et...
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DerSpiegel
Blackberry 10: Neues Handy-Betriebssystem - ohne Handy
Neue Bildschirmtastatur, Kachel-Design wie bei Windows 8, echtes Multitasking: Der Blackberry-Hersteller Research in Motion stellt ein völlig neues Betriebssystem vor. Doch der Erscheinungstermin ist unbekannt - und neue Handys gibt es vorerst auch nicht.
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NZZ
Verwaltungsrat: Turnaround bei RIM wird Jahre dauern
Research in Motion in der Krise
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Le Figaro
BlackBerry cherche un second souffle
Research in Motion, fabricant du célèbre smartphone, a présenté hier l'interface de son nouveau modèle de téléphone : le BlackBerry 10. Ce téléphone devrait être commercialisé cet automne.
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Video: RIM unveils BlackBerry 10 prototype
Research in Motion's new boss has introduced the BlackBerry 10 OS on a prototype smartphone. CEO Thorsten Heins told the crowd of developers that RIM is taking their time with the software, but did not give a launch date
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New York Times
Letters: Remember the Research (1 Letter)
Letter to the editor.
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FOX
Wind Farms Are Warming The Earth, Research Finds
Researchers discover wind farms heat the ground underneath them at night and may contribute to global warmingIs Strange New Organism New Branch of Tree of Life?
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Times LIVE
Heavy teens have trouble managing diabetes: study
New research sends a stark warning to overweight teens: If you develop diabetes, you'll have a very tough time keeping it under control.
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Irish Times
House prices undervalued by up to 26%, says bank
According to new research by the Central Bank, Irish house prices were undervalued by between 12 and 26 per cent as of the end of last year.
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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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Daily Mail
Just WAITING for a call while driving is enough to distract you - and can cause crashes
It's well known that using a mobile while driving can lead to car crashes, but new research has shown even expecting one is a distraction in itself, according to Washington researchers.
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THE AUSTRALIAN
Stone-Age artists practised animation
THE art of the moving image may have been invented 30,000 years ago by Stone-Age artists, according to the latest research into early humans.
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lesoir
Tim Cook pourrait précipiter la chute d'Apple
Inévitable, le déclin d'Apple ? Selon l'agence d'analystes Forrester Research, le manque de charisme de l'actuel CEO d'Apple pourrait mener au déclin de la marq...lire la suite
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People
Matthew McConaughey and Channing Tatum Check Out Male Strip Club
The Magic Mike costars did their research, if only briefly for McConaughey
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Hoy
Descubren la llave que arranca y desarrolla el tumor
Un equipo del Instituto de Investigación Biomédica de Barcelona ha demostrado que la llave que activa el cáncer de mama es una proteína llamada Rank. A ella le atribuyen la capacidad de promover «la iniciación, la progresión y la metástasis» de este tipo de tumores. El hallazgo, que ha merecido su publicación en la reconocida revista internacional 'Cancer Research', se espera que permita mejora...
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BBC
AUDIO: Markets 'fear European instability'
Steven Major, global head of fixed income research at HSBC, explains the implications on the eurozone of political uncertainty in European countries.
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Lack of research tracking the risks of prescribing drugs off-label in Canada
Anti-psychotics, antidepressants and anti-epilepsy drugs are most commonly used for conditions they were not intended to treat
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Reuters
Exclusive: BlackBerry maker hires law firm for restructuring
NEW YORK/TORONTO (Reuters) - BlackBerry maker Research In Motion has hired law firm Milbank, Tweed, Hadley & McCloy LLP to work out a restructuring plan that could include selling assets, seeking joint ventures or licensing patents, people briefed on the matter said.
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White House
Presidential Proclamation -- Establishment of the Fort Ord National Monument
ESTABLISHMENT OF THE FORT ORD NATIONAL MONUMENT
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
A PROCLAMATION
In the heart of California's Central Coast, the former Fort Ord encompasses a sweeping landscape of vivid beauty and rich natural diversity. One of the few remaining expanses of large, contiguous open space in the increasingly developed Monterey Bay area, this are...
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dnfblog
Trademarkia – Trademark Research Just Got a Whole Lot Easier
Digging through trademarks is a part of any domainer’s due-diligence checklist before registering any contestable domain name. I’ve never enjoyed this step and often choose to skip it. I find the USPTO TM search tool to be slow, imprecise, bloated and ineffectual. Which is why I’ve come to love Trademarkia. Trademarkia is an online trademark [...]
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New York Times
IHT Rendezvous: Fairness Can Pay Economic Dividends
With two big elections coming up in France and the United States, much attention is being paid to questions of economic fairness. The latest research suggests it should be.
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AP
US scientists head to Mount Everest for research
KATMANDU, Nepal (AP) -- A team of American scientists and researchers flew to the Mount Everest region on Friday to set up a laboratory at the base of the world's highest mountain to study the effects of high altitude on humans....
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Mail & Guardian
Marine life struggling two years after BP oil spill
Two years after the Deepwater Horizon rig exploded in the Gulf of Mexico, research is turning up ailing fish bearing diseases.
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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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THE AUSTRALIAN
HIV research saves lives and money
A TOUGH budget is no reason to cut AIDS spending on the social and medical sciences.
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WSJ
China Asks Manila to Remove Ship From Shoal
China asked the Philippines to withdraw a coast guard ship and an archaeological research vessel from a disputed shoal and ignored a Philippine proposal to bring the problem to a U.N.-linked tribunal for arbitration.
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sueddeutsche
Deutsche Bank: Der Chefvolkswirt wird abserviert
Thomas Mayer wird abberufen, David Folkerts-Landau übernimmt seinen Bereich. Dadurch verliert die Denkfabrik Deutsche Bank Research ihre Unabhängkeit. Experten kritisieren die neue Ausrichtung scharf. Sie erkennen immer mehr die Züge einer Investmentbank.
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Reuters
Fire prompts evacuation at nuclear research lab in Idaho
SALMON, Idaho (Reuters) - A welder's torch ignited a fire on the roof of a complex housing spent nuclear fuel and radioactive waste on the grounds of a U.S. nuclear research laboratory in Idaho on Monday, but no one was reported hurt, lab officials said.
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USA Today
Celebrities are often in debt to the tax man
USA TODAY research finds more than 50 prominent stars who owe significant amounts to the IRS.
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New York Times
For Economists Saez and Piketty, the Buffett Rule Is Just a Start
Research by Emmanuel Saez and Thomas Piketty, two French economists known simply as Piketty-Saez in Washington, has provided the subtext to the battle over tax fairness.
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The Nation
SKMCH&RC achieves milestone
LAHORE - Shaukat Khanum Memorial Cancer Hospital and Research Centre (SKMCH&RC) has achieved another milestone by clinching the prestigious Management Association of Pakistan’s (MAP) 28th Corporate Excellence Award in the not-for-profit sector, says a Press release.Finance Minister Dr Abdul Hafeez Sheikh was the chief guest on the occasion. The event, held at the Karachi Marriott Hotel, ......
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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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Times of India
NASA to draft 20-year Mars strategy by August
NASA will compile the Mars research plan for next 20 years by August, the US space agency officials have said.
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Daily Telegraph
Goldman fined $22m for leaky research
GOLDMAN Sachs will pay a $22 million ($A21million) fine to settle charges that it allowed clients to get tip-offs on equity research.
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BBC
'Save women first' rule ignored
New research suggests the belief that women and children are first to be saved in ship disasters is largely a myth.
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WSJ
Nokia's Short Window of Opportunity
Nokia is battling it out with Research In Motion to be the third mobile "ecosystem." But what if their businesses disappear before new devices get any traction?
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AP
Poll: Party platforms a mystery to many
WASHINGTON (AP) -- A new Pew Research Center poll finds a sizable share of Americans are unsure how Democrats and Republicans line up on some of the country's most divisive issues, suggesting that Barack Obama and Mitt Romney may have considerable leeway in shaping public perceptions of their parties....
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Reuters
RIM to launch updates of popular BlackBerry apps
(Reuters) - Research In Motion said it will shortly release a slew of updates for its BlackBerry apps, making it easier for users to stay connected with their messenger community.
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New York Times
M.I.T.’s John Durant, a Cheerleader for Science
Through festivals — not fairs — John Durant, of the M.I.T. Museum, strives to demystify science in an era of divisive issues like climate change, vaccines and embryonic stem cell research.
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Salon
A most disturbing “Mad Men”
Recap: In a nightmarish episode, a woman from Don's past returns -- and Joan discovers a big secret
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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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Al Jazhera
North Korea readies rocket for launch
Space officials tell delegation of foreign journalists that planned launch is for scientific research.
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Daily Mail
Chris Boardman to stand down from British cycling research role
Chris Boardman, the trailblazer for Great Britain's cycling success, has announced that he is to stand down from his position with British Cycling after the London 2012 Olympics.
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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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BBC
Womb cancer deaths 'are rising'
The number of women dying from cancer of the womb - known as uterine cancer - has increased by more than 15% in the past decade, according to the charity Cancer Research UK.
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FT
Study finds air clean-up link to US hurricanes
Tackling pollution in North America and Europe could have helped cause more disastrous Atlantic storms, new research suggests
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Telegraph
Student runs marathon for mum despite spinal injuries
A student who managed to save many lives despite suffering spinal injuries in a bus crash whilst on her gap year is to run the London marathon to raise money for cancer research.
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DieZeit
Telekommunikation: Nächster Patentstreit: Chipfirma NXP klagt gegen RIM
New York (dpa) - In der Mobilfunk-Branche ist ein weiterer Patentstreit ausgebrochen: Der Chipspezialist NXP klagt gegen den Blackberry-Anbieter Research In Motion. NXP wirft RIM in Florida die Verle...
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ARD
Blackberry hat Patentklage am Hals
Der Blackberry-Hersteller Research in Motion soll mit seinen Handys und Tabletcomputern gegen Patente von NXP verstoßen haben. Das kann teuer werden weshalb die Börse die Blackberry-Aktie in den Keller schickt.
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Los Angeles Times
Classic Hollywood: Getty Research Institute honors Fred Zinnemann
The Oscar-winning director of 'From Here to Eternity' and 'A Man for All Seasons' gets a retrospective, 'Cinema of Resistance.'The Oscar-winning director of 'From Here to Eternity' and 'A Man for All Seasons' gets a retrospective, 'Cinema of Resistance.'
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The Sun
Kelly Brook helps Give Up Clothes For Good
HER heavenly body should ensure Cancer Research UK campaign gets good coverage
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The Sun
Kelly Brook helps Give Up Clothes For Good
HER heavenly body should ensure Cancer Research UK campaign gets good coverage
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FT
Research In Motion: the BlackBerry pie
The handset industry is characterised by extreme operating leverage, and so a drop-off like RIM’s could have wiped out profits at another company
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USA Today
Black women have trouble clearing cervical cancer virus
Provocative new research might help explain why black women are so much more likely than whites to develop and die from cervical cancer.
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Barrons
Seeking Alpha
From the tiny town of Alpha, Ohio, James Investment Research has turned in big performance. A look at the James Balanced: Golden Rainbow Fund.
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
'Innovation-friendly' budget targets reluctant R&D
Science and Technology Minister Gary Goodyear wants a better bang from the billions Ottawa directs to business for research
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manager magazin
Research in Motion: RIM läuft die Zeit davon
RIM droht der Bedeutungsverlust. Rivalen, Pannen und Flops haben zum Abstieg beigetragen. Thorsten Heins, seit Januar Chef des Unternehmens, braucht Zeit für den Umschwung - doch die hat der Blackberry-Hersteller nicht.
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La Voix du Nord
Blackberry remanie sa direction après des résultats décevants
Le groupe canadien Research in Motion (RIM), fabricant du téléphone multifonctions BlackBerry, a encore remanié jeudi sa direction dans l'espoir de redresser la barre après une année de crise achevée par un trimestre dans le rouge.histoires liéesGDF Suez veut monter à 100% d´International Power tout en contenant sa detteStocks pétroliers: l´AIE "prête à agir" quand les conditions seront réunies...
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National Geographic
April Fool's Day: Why Is It Prime Time for Pranks?
Plumb the murky origins of April Fools' Day—and find out how straight-faced scientific research can be sillier than the wackiest pranks.
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USA Today
Dalai Lama wins world's richest prize
The $1.7 million 2012 Templeton Prize goes to the Buddhist monk for advocating non-violence and promoting research in the science of compass ...
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National Post
Why we spend more than we can afford
Each of us imitates those near us – and the result is a cascade of unaffordable consumption, research into what drives our overspending suggests
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IKRK
Web seminar on understanding armed groups and the applicable law
Second online live web seminar co-hosted by the Program on Humanitarian Policy and Conflict Research at Harvard University and the International Review of the Red Cross.
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Reuters
In U.S., a growing unease at mixing politics with prayer
(Reuters) - Americans are increasingly uneasy with the mingling of religion and politics, according to a poll released Wednesday by the Pew Research Center, in the midst of a campaign season punctuated by tussles over the role of faith in the public square.
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The Jerusalem Post
Judea Pearl wins ‘Nobel Prize in computing’
Father of slain journalist Daniel Pearl receives Turing Award for artificial intelligence research.
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Daily Telegraph
How you sleep could also say a lot about you
WHETHER you're a starfish, log or hokey pokey, new research has found Aussies are fast becoming a nation of insomniacs.
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BBC
Australia tourism targets China
Australia says it plans to target China's rapidly growing second-tier cities to boost tourism revenue, based on research findings.
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el universal
México, país con más migrantes en el mundo: estudio
El país cuenta con casi 13 millones de ciudadanos en el exterior, según reporta el Pew Research Center
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Science News
90th Anniversary Issue: Science News marks a milestone
By any name, it's science news
At its inception, the organization originally known as Science Service planned to provide news of the latest scientific research to established syndicates for distribut...
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Technology Review
Software Translates Your Voice into Another Language
Research software from Microsoft synthesizes speech in a foreign language, but in a voice that sounds like yours.
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Le Figaro
Le hockey sur glace de plein air menacé par le climat
Le réchauffement fait fondre les patinoires de plein air, selon une étude publiée dans la revue Environmental Research Letters par une équipe de scientifiques canadiens.
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BnAmericas
Telecomunicaciones - Regional - RIM interesada en principales fortalezas en Latinoamérica: empresa y mensajería
Aunque todavía maneja una fuerte participación de mercado en Latinoamérica, el fabricante de BlackBerry -Research In Motion (RIM) (Nasdaq: RIMM)- estima que aún hay margen para replantear sus esfuerzo...
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Foreign Policy
UNESCO backs away from Obiang's millions
It's never been so hard to
give money away.
For more than three years,
Equatorial Guinea's oil-rich dictator, Teodoro Obiang Nguema Mbasogo,
has been struggling to convince the U.N. Educational Scientific and Cultural
Organization (UNESCO) to accept $3 million to administer a life-sciences prize
in his name.
The effort, which has set off
a storm of criticism from critics of that go...
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APA-OTS
2011 war GenScript das am häufigsten zitierte biologische Auftragsforschungsinstitut in wissenschaftlichen Fachartikeln
Piscataway, New Jersey (ots/PRNewswire) -
GenScript USA Inc. [http://www.genscript.com ], ein international
renommiertes Auftragsforschungsinstitut (contract research
organization/CRO) im Bereich Biologie war im Jahr 2011 das weltweit
am häufigsten zitierte CRO in wissenschaftlichen ...
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Technology Review
Can ARPA-E Solve Energy Problems?
The young agency is popular, but its short-term research programs aren't enough.
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Foreign Policy
A post of potpourri
Your humble blogger is waist-deep in professional obligations, which is why blogging has been light this week. So.... here's what you should be reading instead:
1) Damien Ma on what it means to be a rising public intellectual in China -- an excellent riff off of Eric X. Li's NYT op-ed praising the virtues of the China model.
2) While we're talking China, the China 2030 repo...
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BBC
BBC Persian TV audience doubles
BBC Persian TV's audience in Iran has almost doubled since 2009, despite the Iranian authorities' efforts to block the service, new research shows.
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Irish Times
Double-jointed footballers more prone to injuries
RESEARCH INTO INJURIES:NEXT TIME a big-name footballer seems to be spending more time on the bench than on the pitch, his club might want to investigate whether he is double-jointed.
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USA Today
Nielsen: 19% of U.S. is aware of Jeremy Lin
In Nielsen research, one-third of consumers who've heard of Jeremy Lin say they like him and Lin's endorsement potential tops Bryant and Jam ...
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APA-OTS
Mailath eröffnet Vienna School of Clinical Research
Utl.: Biocenter Neu Marx vernetzt internationale Spitzenforschung
Wien (OTS) - "Mit der Vienna School of Clinical Research
bereichert ein neuer und internationaler Spitzenplayer das Biocenter
Neu Marx. Mit dem Einzug des Kompetenzzentrums für klinische
Forschung wird eine weitere Etappe der ...
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Salon
Walmart’s war on the American food system
You may not be truly shocked by any single statistic in Tracie McMillan's new book, "The American Way of Eating: Undercover at Walmart, Applebee's, Farm Fields and the Dinner Table" -- but by the time you finish reading, you'll definitely feel the impact of her cumulative case.McMillan spent months exploring the American food system from three different angles: picking produce in California fie...
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The Jerusalem Post
Study: Blog more therapeutic for teens than diary
University of Haifa research shows Writing blogs helps youths cope with emotional and social stresses.
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Le Point
USA: la SEC poursuit pour délit d'initié le cabinet Broadband Research
L'autorité américaine des opérations de Bourse, la SEC, a indiqué vendredi...
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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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Reuters
U.S. interracial marriages at record high: study
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Marriage between races and ethnic groups has reached an all-time high in the United States as public acceptance has grown, according to a Pew Research Center study on Thursday.
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Foreign Policy
Iran announces nuclear progress amid accusations of assassination attempts
After
a statement last week from Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadenijad that officials
would soon announce "great" nuclear
developments, Iranian state
television said the country will unveil new uranium centrifuges on
Wednesday. The report, which cited Iran's Atomic Energy Organization claimed:
"The fourth generation of domestically made centrifuges have a higher speed and
production capacity."...
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lesoir
Sarkozy président des Belges
Selon un sondage réalisé Dedicated Research, si les Belges devaient voter lors des prochaines présidentielles en France, ils voteraient pour Nicolas Sarkozy. ...lire la suite
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National Post
It's a dark, medium and occasionally blonde world
Starbucks research indicates about 40% of the population may prefer the Blonde roast, which led us to extend those classi?cations beyond coffee beans
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Orf
Umfrage: 35 Prozent kaufen nur nach dem Preis
Für ein Drittel der Österreicher bestimmt ausschließlich der Preis die Produktwahl beim täglichen Einkauf, ergab eine Umfrage der Nielsen Media Research GmbH. Ein knappes Viertel der heimischen Konsumenten ist bereit, für Bio mehr zu bezahlen. 42 Prozent würden umweltfreundliche Produkte zwar bevorzugen, kaufen sie aber nicht, weil sie zu teuer sind.
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Art Review
Blog post by VCRC
Blog post by VCRCFebruary 7-28 2012 - the exhibition 'Ukrainian Body' will be held at the Visual Culture Research Center of NaUKMAFebruary 7-28 2012 - the exhibition 'Ukrainian Body' will be held at the Visual CultureResearch Center of NaUKMA. 18 contemporary Ukrainian artists are definingthe boundaries of “Ukrainian body”, its limitations, painful points and modes of itsperception and interpre...
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THE AUSTRALIAN
A dozen good reasons to be cautious
A top Citigroup Investment Research analyst forecasts the key issues for 2012.
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Le Figaro
RIM prépare son renouveau avec le BlackBerry London
Attendu au deuxième semestre de l'année, ce smartphone sera le premier produit de Research In Motion à inclure le nouveau système BlackBerry 10.Articles en rapportPédophilie : les fournisseurs d'accès ont fait supprimer 324 fichiers en 2011
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Technology Review
Innovation without Age Limits
Young stars dominate the technology headlines. But outside the Internet, research shows, innovators are actually getting older as complexity rises.
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The Jerusalem Post
Simhon: Gov’t favors price supervision
Intel plans to invest $15m. over the next five years in a collaborative research institute in Israel.
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FAZ
Thorsten Heins: Ein Deutscher soll den Blackberry retten
Research in Motion sorgt für einen Paukenschlag: Der Blackberry-Hersteller beruft Thorsten Heins zum Vorstandsvorsitzenden. Es gebe da ein paar „Herausforderungen“, sagt Heins - gibt sich aber insgesamt optimistisch.
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euronews
RIM : la fin d'une époque
Jim Balsillie et Mike Lazaridis, les deux fondateurs et co-PDG du fabricant canadien de téléphones portables Research in Motion (RIM), connu pour son…
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Hoy
Dimite la cúpula del fabricante de BlackBerry
Research in Motion (RIM), el fabricante de BlackBerry, ha anunciado el nombramiento de Thorsten Heins como presidente y consejero delegado en sustitución de Mike Lazaridis y Jim Balsillie, los dos fundadores de la empresa canadiense. Heins ocupaba hasta ahora el puesto de director de operaciones de RIM. RIM también ha explicado que Lazaridis ocupará a partir de ahora el puesto de vicepresidente...
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WirtschaftsWoche
Führungswechsel: Deutscher soll RIM retten
Thorsten Heins wird neuer Chef des kanadischen Blackberry-Herstellers Research in Motion (RIM). Dort arbeitet er seit 2007.
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Zeit
Internet: Blackberry-Hersteller RIM bekommt deutschen Chef
Waterloo (dpa) - Ein Deutscher rückt überraschend an die Spitze des Blackberry-Herstellers Research in Motion. Der bisher fürs Tagesgeschäft zuständige Thorsten Heins löst mit sofortiger Wirkung das ...
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lesoir
06:29 La direction des Blackberry, très contestée, démissionne
Les deux co-PDG de Research in Motion, pionnier canadien déchu des téléphones multifonctions avec le BlackBerry, ont annoncé dimanche qu’ils cédaient la main, comme le d...lire la suitehistoires liées06:37 Tennis - Open d’Australie : Tsonga éliminé06:30 Le président du Mrax démissionne06:28 Toujours plus de travailleurs invalides06:33 Le Huffington Post d’Anne Sinclair débarque en France06:32 L...
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lesoir
La direction des Blackberry, très contestée, démissionne
Les deux co-PDG de Research in Motion, pionnier canadien déchu des téléphones multifonctions avec le BlackBerry, ont annoncé dimanche qu’ils cédaient la main, comme le d...lire la suite
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Technology Review
Startup Makes 'Wireless Router for the Brain'
Kendall Research's devices could make optogenetics research much more practical.
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FOCUS
Ex-Siemens-Manager Thorsten Heins - Ein Deutscher soll Blackberry retten
Überraschender Wechsel an der Spitze des kriselnden Blackberry-Herstellers Research in Motion: Zum neuen Chef wurde mit dem Ex-Siemens-Manager Thorsten Heins ein Deutscher ernannt - zum Missfallen einiger Experten.
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FOCUS
Neuanfang beim Blackberry-Hersteller - Ehemaliger Siemens-Manager soll die Wende bringen
Der angeschlagene Blackberry-Hersteller Research in Motion (RIM) gibt dem Druck der Anleger nach. Ein Neuanfang soll mit einem ehemaligen Siemens-Manager an der Spitze gewagt werden. Doch die Anleger bleiben skeptisch.Mehr zum ThemaKrankenversicherte werden entlastet - Immer weniger Kassen verlangen ZusatzbeitragTarifverträge dank Planinsolvenz leicht zu kündigen - Schlecker kann nun massiv die...
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news.com.au
Research in Motion CEOs announce resignation
THE founders and CEOs of BlackBerry maker Research in Motion, Jim Balsillie and Mike Lazaridis, have announced they are leaving.
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Los Angeles Times
Marriage: Saying 'I don't'
Is marriage going the way of the electric typewriter and the VHS tape? Not exactly.As of 2010, according to a recent report from the Pew Research Center, married couples had fallen to barely 51% of U.S. households, with a full 5% drop in new marriages between 2009 and 2010 alone. The data for 2011 aren't in yet, but if that decline continued last year, less than half of American adults are in a...
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Reuters
Asian firms may eye RIM platform; Samsung denies interest
TORONTO/SEOUL (Reuters) - Research In Motion is not on Samsung Electronics Co's immediate shopping list, but the ailing Blackberry maker may still be attractive to Asian smartphone makers looking to...
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Technology Review
Research Archive JStor Moves Toward Open Access
A nonprofit organization that holds millions of pieces of academic work will soon let the public see it for free.
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China Daily
Letters
China should speed up its high-tech research, development and investment. But it should not rely on them to completely replace the declining traditional industries.
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Washington Post
George Mason's Mike Morrison trying to harness his emotions
At a preseason team meeting, with research on each returning player complete, first-year George Mason Coach Paul Hewitt called Mike Morrison to the front of the room and put his arm around him.
Glancing at his expressive senior, Hewitt addressed the rest of the bunch.
Read full article >>
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Technology Review
The Doctor and the iPad
Tablet computers are sweeping into medicine and bringing data to the patient bedside.Advertisement:
Thomson Reuters Unleashes Game-changing Products
Improving products to stay ahead of competition is the norm. Developing a product that changes the game for your industry is rare. How did leveraging a cloud infrastructure enable Thomson Reuters to alter the legal research process so that custom...
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el universal
Luis Fonsi invita a participar en campaña
El cantante colabora con el St. Jude Children´s Research Hospital para ayudar a niños con cáncer
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The Nation
Efforts on to offset energy crisis: Kaira
OUR STAFF REPORTERGUJRAT - The government has been trying its level best to offset the energy crisis, said Federal Minister for Communications Chaudhry Qamar Zaman Kaira while addressing a one-day seminar, Energy Conservation and Alternative Sources of Energy for Domestic, Commercial and Industrial Use, organised by the University of Gujrats (UoG) Organisation for Research, Innovation and Co...
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CNN Money
RIM delays BlackBerry 10 until late 2012
As expected, BlackBerry maker Research In Motion said Thursday that it had a miserable past three months, reporting a quarterly profit that got squeezed by slumping sales and service outages.
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USA Today
Hotel forecast: Expect rate hikes in 2012
Hoteliers in the new year will increasingly turn to rate hikes to drive profits, PKF Hospitality Research says in its latest U.S. hotel industry ...
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MarketWatch
Lam Research to buy back up to $1.6 bln in shares
This is a Real-time headline. These are breaking news, delivered the minute it happens, delivered ticker-tape style. Visit www.marketwatch.com or the quote page for more information about this breaking news.
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Le Figaro
Accès à l'info : les médias traditionnels priment, la presse en ligne perce
Les nouveaux médias ont-il bousculé la consommation d'information ? "Pas vraiment, mais de plus en plus", pourrait-on répondre, au vu d'une étude publiée aujourd'hui par Lightspeed Research. L'institut a sondé 1000 personnes en France, en Allemagne et au Royaume-Uni et...
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The Nation
Pakistan wins permanent seat in UN scientific body
UNITED NATIONS - The UN General Assembly has unanimously decided to appoint Pakistan as a permanent member of the UN Scientific Committee (UNSCEAR), a top international body dealing with nuclear radiation. A press release of Pakistan Mission to the UN said the 193-member Assemblys decision was an acknowledgement of Pakistans technological advancement in applications of the peaceful uses of nu...
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Salon
Mitt has always plummeted in the polls
When it comes to deep erosion of support, Mitt Romney is no political newbie. His collapsing poll numbers as governor of Massachusetts (from 2003 to 2007) are an ominous preview of the steady disenchantment he is experiencing now.“His favorability was basically a straight line down from his honeymoon,” said David Paleologos, director of Suffolk University’s Political Research Center and a longt...
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Daily Telegraph
Research into medicines under threat
GLOBAL research into medicines and vaccines is under threat, with funding slashed around the world because of the global financial crisis.
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National Post
Limits and truths of dietary advice
Jennifer Sygo: Why is it that we hear one thing in nutrition research, only to be told something seemingly contradictory a short time later?
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Times of India
Hard times produce a different class of CEOs
Are potential CEOs affected by initial conditions at the start of their career? Yes, says a recent NBER research paper.
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Entertainment Online
Adam Carolla Slams Occupy Wall Street, Calls Protesters "Self-Entitled Monsters"
Adam Carolla has a beef with Occupy Wall Street.
In an interview with the right-leaning Media Research Center, the funnyman went off on the popular political movement in an...
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Irish Times
Poquelin tops Cheltenham weights
Racing: Poquelin (11st 12lb) will have to concede upwards of four pounds to his rivals in the Spinal Research The Atlantic 4 Gold Cup at Cheltenham on Saturday, week.
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Irish Times
ESRI warns euro crisis will lower Irish growth in 2012
MUCH WEAKER economic growth than previously anticipated in Europe will seriously affect the Irish economy’s performance next year, according to the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI).
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Reuters
BMW, Toyota to work on electric car batteries: source
MUNICH (Reuters) - German carmaker BMW and Japanese rival Toyota Motor are planning to cooperate on research into lithium-ion batteries for electric cars, a source familiar with the situation told...
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Times of India
Class action suits: How suitable?
One is lucky at times to get words from the horse's mouth, much before the donkeys bray. My first clarifications on "Class action suit" came much earlier from Prof Manubhai Shah, widely considered the Ralph Nader of this land. It was around six years ago, and I would see Prof Shah (founder chairman, Consumer Education and Research Centre, Ahmadabad) around four to five times a year. Although he...
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exchnage4media
Only few brands benefited from association with Ra. One: Ormax Media
Ormax Media’s research reveals that out of the 20 brands associated with Ra. One, only Sony PlayStation, Cinthol, McDonald’s and Sahara Force India F1 were recalled by the people.
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USA Today
'Genius' concussion researcher tries to make football safer
North Carolina's Kevin Guskiewicz, a leader of football's anti-concussion movement, ties his research to finding ways to make game safer.
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Krone
Studie: Es gab einst weiteren Planeten im Sonnensystem
Geht es nach dem US-Astronomen David Nesvorny vom Southwest Research Institute in Boulder (Colorado), dann gab es in unserem Sonnensystem neben Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus und Neptun ursprünglich noch einen fünften Riesenplaneten. Seine Simulationsberechnungen hätten gezeigt, dass dieser Eisplanet vor 3,8 Millionen Jahren von Jupiter ins All geschleudert wurde, schreibt der Forscher im Fachblatt "A...
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Daily Mail
More Premier League football should be on TV
More Premier League football games should be broadcast live as it would boost club funds, despite a drop in attendances, according to new research.
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Nature
Drug research feels Europe's pain
Pharma companies see drops in revenue amid European austerity measures.
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Les Echos
Espagne: un retour à la récession est de plus en plus probable (étude)
Il est de plus en plus probable que l'économie espagnole retombe en récession à la fin de l'année, sa faible croissance actuelle se voyant menacée par le ralentissement mondial, a prévenu mardi l'institut d'études BBVA Research. "Au cours des trois derniers mois, l'incertitude autour des...
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Times LIVE
Online music sales to go up 7%: report
Global online music revenues are expected to rise by about 7% this year to $6,3 billion as digital services such as Spotify and Apple Inc’s iTunes gain momentum, technology research firm Gartner said on Tuesday.
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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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CNN Money
Black (and Blue) Berry: What's next for RIM?
You don't win anything for fourth place. In the world of smartphones and tablets, investors seem increasingly nervous that BlackBerry maker Research in Motion will not make it to the medals podium.
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Rolling Stone
The Thing
Did we need a prequel to John Carpenter's 1982 version of The Thing? Probably not what with Carpenter replaced by Dutch commercial director Matthijs van Heijningen But Thing cultists won't care Carpenter's version hinted at a Norwegian research team that found something alien buried in the ice in Antarctica Here...
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Technology Review
Augmented Reality Meets Gesture Recognition
A new app superimposes imagery over your smart-phone view, and lets you interact with it via hand gestures.Advertisement:
Thomson Reuters Unleashes Game-changing Products
Improving products to stay ahead of competition is the norm. Developing a product that changes the game for your industry is rare. How did leveraging a cloud infrastructure enable Thomson Reuters to alter the legal research ...
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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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China Daily
Living longer makes SENS
A biomedical gerontologist and chief scientist of a foundation dedicated to longevity research, De Grey reckons that within his own lifetime doctors could have all the tools they need to "cure" aging - banishing diseases that come with it and extending life indefinitely.
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Rolling Stone
The Scorched Earth
How will climate change affect the planet? A new study by the National Center for Atmospheric Research warns that based on current projections of global-warming pollution vast swaths of the world's most populated areas could begin suffering from extreme drought within decades The increasingly dry soil would threaten water and...
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DnJournal
How Much Traffic Is Social Media Likely to Send Your Site? New Research Provides the Answer
Most domain industry bloggers are taking advantage of social media outlets like Facebook and/or Twitter to help drive traffic to their websites. No surprise there of course, but before now I had not seen a breakdown detailing what percentage of an average web publisher's traffic could be credited to their presence on social media sites.
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Golem
Blackberry 6: Neues Userinterface, schneller Browser und eine App World
Research In Motion (RIM) hat sein neues Betriebssystem Blackberry 6 zusammen mit dem neuen Smartphone Blackberry Torch 9800 mit ausschiebbarer Blackberry-Tastatur vorgestellt. Mit dabei ist ein neuer, auf der Webkit-Engine basierender Browser und die Blackberry App World. (Blackberry6, WebOS)
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USA Today
Battle against lice may be aided by new genome study
Sometimes scientific research can be a lousy job.
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Foreign Policy
Is Wikipedia dying?
This is the question I am posing in my review of Andrew Lih's Wikipedia Revolution in the new issue of Boston Review. Here is a teaser: “Wikipedia approaches its limits,” ran a striking August 2009 headline in the usually sober Guardian. With infinite storage and lots of free labor, the very notion of “limits” seems misplaced. However, the limits alluded to in the Guardian are more editorial th...
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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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Countries |
MIX |
| 1 | United States | 102.543 |
| 2 | India | 22.399 |
| 3 | United Kingdom | 12.675 |
| 4 | Canada | 5.893 |
| 5 | Australia | 4.929 |
| 6 | Philipines | 4.750 |
| 7 | China | 3.070 |
| 8 | Germany | 2.451 |
| 9 | Korea South | 2.330 |
| 10 | France | 2.000 |
| 11 | South Africa | 1.525 |
| 12 | Mexico | 1.240 |
| 13 | Indonesia | 1.145 |
| 14 | Poland | 0.880 |
| 15 | Singapore | 0.830 |
| 16 | Kenya | 0.820 |
| 17 | Argentina | 0.800 |
| 18 | Russia | 0.750 |
| 19 | Pakistan | 0.735 |
| 20 | Taiwan | 0.700 |
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Media |
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| 1 | CNN Editions (International) | 12.000 |
| 2 | CNN | 10.000 |
| 3 | NDTV | 4.000 |
| 4 | WALL STREET JOURNAL USA | 3.050 |
| 5 | Times of India | 3.000 |
| 6 | foxnews | 3.000 |
| 7 | IBN live | 2.500 |
| 8 | The Sun | 2.500 |
| 9 | Joong Ang Ilbo | 2.250 |
| 10 | New York Times | 2.200 |
| 11 | Nature | 2.000 |
| 12 | weather.com | 2.000 |
| 13 | USA Today | 2.000 |
| 14 | Softpedia | 1.928 |
| 15 | ABS-CBN News Channel | 1.900 |
| 16 | Reuters | 1.900 |
| 17 | Digg | 1.840 |
| 18 | Houston Chronicle | 1.600 |
| 19 | HUANQIU SHIBAO (GLOBAL TIMES) | 1.500 |
| 20 | AARP Bulletin | 1.500 |
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Languages |
MIX |
| 1 | English | 160.231 |
| 2 | German | 3.186 |
| 3 | Spanish | 3.110 |
| 4 | Chinese | 2.770 |
| 5 | French | 2.055 |
| 6 | Tamil | 1.170 |
| 7 | Indonesian | 1.145 |
| 8 | Polish | 0.880 |
| 9 | Portuguese | 0.700 |
| 10 | Russian | 0.650 |
| 11 | Romanian | 0.595 |
| 12 | Italian | 0.560 |
| 13 | Malayalam | 0.400 |
| 14 | Dutch | 0.390 |
| 15 | Japanese | 0.380 |
| 16 | Swedish | 0.360 |
| 17 | Turkish | 0.250 |
| 18 | Danish | 0.170 |
| 19 | Finnish | 0.110 |
| 20 | Czech | 0.100 |
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