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New licences virtually impossible to duplicate
Vancouver Sun – 7 Feb 2009
A new BC driver's licence will be introduced in March using facial-recognition technology that makes it virtually impossible to duplicate and provides protection against identity theft and fraud, Solicitor-General John van Dongen announced Friday.
New high-tech BC driver's licences include facial recognition to … The Canadian Press
New driver's licences to prevent fraud and theft Canada.com
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Sea levels would rise unevenly as ice sheet melts, study says
Globe and Mail – 6 Feb 2009
The collapse of the massive ice sheet covering West Antarctica has always been one of the nightmare scenarios of global warming. So much water is locked away in the ice that if it were distributed evenly in the world's oceans, it would raise sea levels …
Antarctic ice melt could shift Earth's rotation: Study Canada.com
Higher sea levels feared from melt Peterborough Examiner
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Blue boosts creativity, red makes you careful
Globe and Mail – 6 Feb 2009
If you're having trouble focusing on a finicky task at work, you might consider changing the background colour on your computer screen instead of downing yet another cup of coffee.
Red or blue? AsiaOne
Need a Creative Boost? Find the Blue Room. New York Times
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It’s Business Time: Rogers Launches HP iPAQ 910 ‘Business Manager’
IntoMobile – 6 Feb 2009
Rogers (NYSE: RCI) has launched the HP iPAQ 910 ‘Business Manager’ for a limited time promo price of 9.99 on a 3-year contract.
Rogers brings a new smartphone to Canada: HP iPAQ 910c Unwired View
Rogers Wireless and HP Bring HP iPAQ 910 Smartphone to Canada's … CNW Telbec (Communiqué de presse)
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Do you want Google tracking your every move?
CTV.ca – 12 hours ago
When The Police wrote the stalker-classic song "Every Breath you Take" they probably weren't thinking that a Google application for your cellphone would make their promise "I'll be watching you" so easy.
Google's got me feeling unlucky National Post
Google this! 'Privacy does not exist…' Daily Inter Lake
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2009 Mazda CX-7
Autonet – 7 Feb 2009
When Mazda first introduced the CX-7 crossover, it stood out like a beauty queen in an ugly contest, but now the styling of this curvaceous cutie isn’t unique anymore, although it’s still an eye-pleaser.
CX-9 is sporty crossover Chicago Sun-Times
Not much new but nothing really needed by Mazda CX-9 – Scott … Wilkes Barre Times-Leader
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Preparing for the robot takeover 101
Toronto Star – 7 Feb 2009
AP FILE PHOTO This would include kudos from Bill Gates, who dubbed him "the best person I know at predicting the future of artificial intelligence.
New unconventional school to study ways to harness technology's power Prince George Citizen
Google, Yahoo and NASA back Singularity University DigitalJournal.com
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Public projects boost solar power firms
Globe and Mail – 20 hours ago
GUILDFORD, England – John Fitzpatrick is in a buoyant niche of construction. Building subsidized homes for disadvantaged people, with solar panelled roofs for environmentally friendly power, he is funded by the government.
Alternative energy Baltimore Sun
The Homeowner’s Guide to Alternative Energy Earth911.com
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NYCC 09: Dragon Age: Origins
IGN – 7 Feb 2009
by Steve Butts February 7, 2009 – The team from BioWare are on hand at EA's Comic Con booth with playable demo of their upcoming RPG Dragon Age: Origins.
Highly anticipated role-playing game delayed Sudbury Star
Ray Muzyka on Dragon Age: Origins Play.tm
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Albert Einstein Robot: The True Test of The Theory of Relativity
DigitalJournal.com – 6 Feb 2009
by M Dee Dubroff. If Elvis lives and perform wedding ceremonies, can’t others whom we admire do the same? Albert Einstein, although dead for more than 50 years, now smiles, looks around and makes eye contact with passersby.
Einstein Brought Back To Life In Robot Form RedOrbit
Einstein robot smiles when you do Reuters Canada
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