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Conquest should be banished from Rings franchise
Calgary Herald – 22 hours ago
It is with little hesitation that I say that Electronic Arts' first two Lord of the Rings titles, The Two Towers and Return of the King, are among my favourite movie tie-ins.
Lord of the Rings: Conquest Head-To-Head IGN
Video Game Review: Lord of the Rings: Conquest Dose.ca
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Mitel Announces Patent Cross License Agreement with IBM
MSNBC – 9 hours ago
OTTAWA, ONTARIO – Mitel® today announced a patent cross license agreement with IBM. The cross license provides mutual access to a broad range of patents that will enable the companies to pursue strategic opportunities created by the transition to …
Mitel and IBM cross-license tech Ottawa Business Journal
BMS Tops List of Patent Approvals PharmExec.com
TechNewsWorld – Xconomy
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Houses, Arctic research facility among budget goodies for North
CBC.ca – 27 Jan 2009
Hundreds of millions of dollars are expected to flow to Canada's North as a result of Tuesday's federal budget, with money promised for projects ranging from much-needed public housing to a High Arctic research station.
Millions for Arctic Embassy
Flaherty singles out six infrastructure projects for targeted … Daily Commercial News
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Resident Evil 5 viral campaign turns to the fans
Neoseeker – 8 hours ago
Capcom has been doing a hell of a PR job with Resident Evil 5. The viral campaign has attracted fans, and an interactive site continues rewarding users for helping the company spread word of the upcoming title.
5 Quick Fixes for Resident Evil 5 IGN
Resident Evil 4 Comes to Toronto MoviesOnline
EL33TONLINE – Planet Xbox 360 – MTV.com – PSX Extreme
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Roddenberrys set to “boldly go” in 2010
The Tech Herald – 18 hours ago
by Stevie Smith – Jan 28 2009, 13:00 After giving the world one of the most renowned science fiction franchises to ever grave small and large-screen audiences, the ashes of legendary Star Trek creator Gene Roddenberry are to be blasted into space for …
Remains of Majel Roddenberry to join husband's in space tribute CBC.ca
To be sent "Where No One Has Gone Before" DailyTech
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Habitat for Humanity meeting attracts interested parties
Portage Daily Graphic – 16 hours ago
About 35 people showed up at the Tupper Street Family Resource Centre Tuesday to hear what they have to do apply for a Habitat for Humanity house.
Habitat in need of family partners Port Huron Times Herald
Habitat for Humanity Informational Meeting A Success Portage Online
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Cleaner diesel engines are gaining popularity
Kamloops This Week – 27 Jan 2009
Historically, lower costs and reduced fuel consumption couldn’t offset the inferior output, odour and harshness posed by their operation.
First Drive: 2009 BMW X5 xDrive35d CanadianDriver
New BMW 123d Gets 53 MPG EcoGeek
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Flights delayed at Vancouver Airport as winter storms hammer …
Vancouver Sun – 12 hours ago
Vancouver Airport reported delays for flights leaving to and from Central Canada on Wednesday as that region was hammered by winter storms.
A lot more snow on the way for GTA Toronto Star
More snow on the way Guelph Mercury
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MMO Publisher Nexon Closes Vancouver Studio
Gamasutra – 27 Jan 2009
Development studio Nexon Vancouver, also known as Humanature Studios, was shut down today by Korean parent company Nexon, which focuses on free-to-play MMOs.
‘MapleStory’ developer Nexon closes Vancouver studio mmohub.org
Nexon Shutters Vancouver Development Studio Kotaku.com
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Global warming could create oceanic 'dead zones': study
CBC.ca – 26 Jan 2009
Unabated global warming could lead to a serious depletion of oxygen in the world's oceans, creating "dead zones" that could remain for thousands of years, purging some areas of advanced marine life, a new study says.
Climate Change Could Choke Oceans for 100000 Years Wired News
Unchecked global warming may lead to greater 'dead zones' in oceans Los Angeles Times
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