Cody Taylor

Treo Pro Comes to Brazils Claro
Palm Infocenter – 13 Feb 2009
Palm has announced that the Treo Pro is now available in Brazil through the Claro Network. The Treo Pro now enjoys a wide dispersal in South and Latin America, while it still remains available in the US as an unlocked handset.
Bell News: Palm Treo Pro and BlackBerry Pearl Flip Launch Dates IntoMobile
Technical Problems Delaying Sprint's Treo Pro Brighthand
TreoCentral – Softpedia – CTV.ca – Trading Markets (press release)
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Mazda3 Sport GT wears happy face
The Province – 13 Feb 2009
It doesn't seem that long ago that Mazda dealers complained privately they only made money servicing and fixing the latest models under warranty.
Mazda updates 'sports' SUV Wheels24.co.za
2009 Mazda 6 GT-V6 Review Auto123
CanadianDriver – The Car Guide – TheChronicleHerald.ca – Edmunds.com/Inside Line
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British explorers to measure Arctic ice in North Pole.
Canada.com – 12 Feb 2009
By Claire Biddiscombe, Canwest News ServiceFebruary 12, 2009 OTTAWA – A British polar exploration team tasked with measuring the Arctic ice will arrive in Nunavut on Friday to begin final preparations for a 90-day trek to the North Pole.
Team will use radar to measure thinning Arctic ice Reuters
Web trade in polar bear skins The Sun
The Canadian Press – BBC News – Oneonta Daily Star – AFP
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Water levels falling despite lots of snow
Globe and Mail – 14 Feb 2009
Vancouver — All the snow that's fallen in southern BC so far this winter still isn't enough to keep water levels up this summer.
Below-normal snowpacks reported for coastal and southern BC Vancouver Sun
Despite record snowfalls, some areas of BC facing drought this summer The Canadian Press
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Motoring: Audi R8 V10
Independent – 19 hours ago
Feel no fear in the new R8 V10. It's a dream to drive: beautiful and balanced, powerful yet obedient By John Simister Standing water, a mid-mounted engine and 525bhp.
Preview: 2010 Audi R8 5.2 V10 Vancouver Sun
Audi's everyday supercar The Sun
Automobile Magazine – MotorTrend Magazine – Autoblog – Popular Mechanics
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More data sharing urged to avoid satellite crashes
Reuters – 13 Feb 2009
By Andrea Shalal-Esa WASHINGTON (Reuters) – Tuesday's collision of two satellites in space may not be the last unless big changes are made in the way government and commercial satellite operators share data, an expert on satellite orbits warned on …
Iridium hole plugged after satellite smash-up TechRadar UK
Satellite collision reflects necessity for int'l laws: Russian expert People’s Daily Online
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You are here: Your microspot in the universe
Toronto Star – 8 hours ago
This year marks the 150th anniversary of Charles Darwin's On the Origin of Species and the 400th anniversary of Galileo aiming his telescope at the night sky.
Image of the Day – Another Vision of the Universe Space Fellowship
Father Of Modern Astronomy Galileo Galilei Born Javno.hr
Brockville Recorder and Times – Silver City Sun News – Newsday
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Wishing you a happy Darwin day
Diamondback Online – 12 Feb 2009
With Charles Darwin's 200th birthday yesterday, The Diamondback spoke to Jeffrey Jensen, a senior lecturer studying fish ecology and evolution who is especially enthusiastic about the anniversary: He sent out "Happy Darwin Day" cards to friends and …
GoToWebinar Says Happy 200th Birthday Charles Darwin with Offer to … Rock Hill Herald
Imagine Darwin on talk radio Bangor Daily News
Gizmodo Australia – the iPhone Blog – Globe and Mail
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A forgotten hero: Darwin's co-discoverer
Times Online – 11 Feb 2009
A little-known naturalist, Alfred Russel Wallace, also proposed the theory of natural selection – and this spurred Charles Darwin on to publish his great book.
Happy birthday, Mr. Darwin Edmonton Journal
New stamps marking Darwin's birth BBC News
WELT ONLINE – guardian.co.uk – Washington Post – Ars Technica
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Penguins starve as climate ups swim time: study
Canada.com – 13 Feb 2009
CHICAGO – Penguins nesting off Argentina's coast are starving because changing ocean patterns have forced their mates to swim 25 miles (40 kilometers) farther than they did a decade ago to find food, researchers said Thursday.
Penguins Becoming Long-distance Commuters DigitalJournal.com
Most penguin species in decline, expert warns MSNBC
Science News – Independent Online – ZDNet Blogs – Newswise (press release)
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