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Tech toys.
Canada.com – 13 Feb 2009 By Gillian Shaw, Canwest News ServiceFebruary 13, 2009 In case you didn't get that special kiss for Valentine's Day, you can get your own Mybelle Lips. Dell Spices Up Portable Printing With Hot Pink Wasabi Wired News Review – Dell Wasabi Ink-Free Mobile Printer CTV.ca VIP Breakdown – PR-USA.net (press release) – Gadget Spy all 7 news articles |
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Canadian judge: No warrant needed to see ISP logs
Ars Technica – 13 Feb 2009 A Superior Court in Ontario, Canada has ruled that IP addresses are akin to your home address, and therefore people have no expectation of privacy when it comes to their online activities being accessed by law enforcement. Where you've been on Net not private, judge rules National Post Privacy advocates concerned about potential internet wiretapping law CBC.ca MarketWatch (press release) – The Gazette (Montreal) all 26 news articles |
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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 all 3 news articles |
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You are here: Your microspot in the universe
Toronto Star – 34 minutes 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. Eyes on the sky Brockville Recorder and Times Galileo put us in our place Silver City Sun News Newsday all 6 news articles |
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Motoring: Audi R8 V10
Independent – 11 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 all 14 news articles |
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Journalists are not above the rules of decorum
Canada.com – 12 Feb 2009 By Roberto Rocha 02-12-2009 COMMENTS(1) TechnoCité The much-publicized beef between National Post reporter David George-Cosh and marketing pro April Dunford on Twitter left a sour taste in the mouths of both journalists and those who take their calls. The danger of tweeting in anger Telegraph.co.uk A tale of two faux pas: When transparency meets bad behavior ZDNet Blogs Examiner.com all 6 news articles |
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Russia sending more ships, scientists to Arctic
The Associated Press – 12 Feb 2009 MOSCOW (AP) – Russia will modernize its icebreaker fleet and station more researchers in the Arctic as part of its push to stake its claim to the vast resources of the disputed polar region, a presidential envoy said Thursday. Arctic top priority for Russia, envoy says International Herald Tribune NATO cannot boost presence in Arctic – Russian president's envoy RIA Novosti Barents Observer – Peterborough Examiner – Gather.com all 125 news articles |
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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 InformationWeek – The Associated Press – CBC.ca – TG Daily all 2,786 news articles Langue : Français |
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The Origin of Species The Pillars of Darwinism
WELT ONLINE – 1 hour ago By Eva Jablonka and Marion Lamb February 15, 2009, 10:36 This month marks the 150th anniversary of the publication of Charles Darwin’s On the Origin of Species. Happy birthday, Mr. Darwin Edmonton Journal Dismal science education explains dispute over Darwin Houston Chronicle Globe and Mail – Times Online – BBC News – AFP all 1,267 news articles |
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