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RedNova technology
Industry Leaders Showcasing WiMAX at 3GSM World Congress
Sprint Nextel (NYSE:S): WHEN: Feb. | 3Sci/Tech |
RedNova science
Commons Developers Taking Plans to Council: They're Seeking Approval to Begin Building Massive Shopping Village in Davie.
By Susannah Bryan, South Florida Sun-Sentinel Feb. | 3Sci/Tech |
Yahoo Science
Study Links Heart Risk Factors to Diabetes (AP)
AP - For decades, people with so-called juvenile diabetes have been told that controlling their blood sugar was all they could do to prevent nerve damage that can lead to the amputation of a foot or leg. | 3Sci/Tech |
New York Times Business
Another Big Order for Boeingâs Dreamliners
Boeing said that it had sealed a deal with British Airways, raising the number of orders for its long-awaited 787 Dreamliner plane to 790 during the last three years. | 2Business |
Salt Lake Tribune
Phils end misery vs. Marlins
MIAMI - The Florida Marlins are fading so badly they can't even beat the Philadelphia Phillies anymore. Cory Lidle took a no-hitter into the seventh inning, Ryan Madson escaped a jam, and the Phils ended two | 1Sports |
RedNova general
U.S. Military Deaths in Iraq Pass 1,000
BAGHDAD, Iraq - A spate of attacks including a suicide car bombing pushed the number of U.S. military deaths in the Iraq campaign past 1,000, with the majority inflicted by an insurgency that bloomed after President Bush declared major combat over... | 0World |
Pakistan Times
Passenger Attacks Pilots mid-air in Norway
OSLO (Norway): A passenger on a Norwegian regional flight linking the northern towns of Narvik and Bodoe on Wednesday attacked two pilots with an axe while the plane was in the air, but the plane was later able to land. | 0World |
Xinhua
British Airways strike averted after agreement reached
A planned strike by British Airways(BA) workers on the August Bank Holiday has been called off after a pay settlement was reached between employers and BA staff, Sky TV reported Saturday. | 2Business |
CNN International
Holmes wins royal seal of approval
LONDON, England -- Britain's double Olympic gold medalist Kelly Holmes said she was amazed and honored after being made a dame in Queen Elizabeth II's New Year's Honors list. | 1Sports |
Asia Times Online
Paying China for pressuring Pyongyang
The use of pressure tactics is one of the ancient principles of diplomacy. Not many nations practice it as effectively as the United States, the lone superpower. | 0World |
Yahoo World
Spain prepares for renewed ETA threat
(AP)
AP - Spain will step up protection for recently elected government and opposition town councilors after the armed Basque separatist group ETA said it was ending a 15-month cease-fire, security officials said Monday. | 0World |
Webindia123
Anil Ambani lashes out at RIL share buyback plan :-
Anil Ambani, the Vice Chairman of Reliance Industries Limited (RIL), on Monday virtually created a divide between himself and his elder brother Mukesh, the chairman of the group, by saying that the group's announcement last week to buy back shares is | 2Business |
Reuters World
Children Return to Beslan Schools After Siege
BESLAN, Russia (Reuters) - Children clutching their mothers' hands, some with tears in their eyes, returned to schools in Beslan amid heavy security Wednesday, two weeks after a hostage massacre at a school in the town. | 0World |
RTE Interactive
Palestinians voting in local elections
Palestinians are voting in local elections today to fill around 300 seats in 26 municipalities across the West Bank. More than 140,000 electors will choose from 886 candidates as they select local council officials for the town of Jericho and 25 villages. | 0World |
Reuters Business
FDA Reviewers Mixed Over Two New Cancer Drugs
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. Food and Drug Administration staff reviewers on Tuesday questioned clinical data for non-Hodgkin's lymphoma drug Marqibo, made by Inex Pharmaceuticals Corp. and Enzon Pharmaceuticals Inc.. | 2Business |
Yahoo Politics
A look at the presidential race
(AP)
AP - Obama says borrowed lines not a big deal ... Former President Bush endorses McCain ... Clinton camp seeks to undermine Obama ... McCain still has work to do to wrap up GOP nomination ... Huckabee urges Wisconsin voters to shake up Republican race ... Ben ... | 0World |
New York Times Business
Stocks Advance After Earnings Reports
U.S. stocks opened higher as Wall Street, looking to resume this weekâs rally, drew confidence from strong earnings from Oracle. | 2Business |
Reuters Sports
Gasquet pulls out of U.S. Open
Simon Cambers | 1Sports |
Guardian
Sorenstam storms to victory
Annika Sorenstam produced a typically rousing finale to beat Grace Park in the Samsung World Championship here in Palm Desert, California. | 1Sports |
MLive.com
Not all QB questions answered
Matt Gutierrez will start at quarterback for the University of Michigan on Saturday against Miami (Ohio). It's right up there with "dog bites man" on the surprise scale. | 1Sports |
Yahoo Politics
Saddam Trial Hampered by Violence in Iraq (AP)
AP - Putting Saddam Hussein on trial for war crimes is turning out to be a trial in itself, as escalating violence across Iraq makes preparations harder and riskier. | 0World |
Yahoo World
Singapore worried about attack on soft targets (AFP)
AFP - Singapore has issued another warning about terrorists' intentions to attack soft targets in the city-state following the deadly bombing of the Australian embassy in Jakarta, reports said. | 0World |
ic Liverpool
Taylor warning for Vogts critics
Scottish Football Association chief executive David Taylor has issued a stark warning to the critics who are calling for the demise of Berti Vogts. | 1Sports |
The Motley Fool
Companies You Should Buy Right Now
Don't mess around when it comes to your wealth. | 2Business |
Reuters World
Focus in Brazil air crash shifts away from runway
SAO PAULO (Reuters) - Debate over the cause of Brazil's worst air crash began to shift on Thursday from widespread claims of a faulty runway to potential pilot error or mechanical failures. | 0World |
Yahoo World
Raul Castro stands in at Gonzalez party
(AP)
AP - Acting President Raul Castro sat in for his ailing brother Fidel Wednesday at the 13th birthday celebration for Elian Gonzalez, the boy at the center of an international custody dispute nearly seven years ago. | 0World |
Forbes
Vietnam Hails Shrimp Tariff Reduction
Vietnam seafood exporters and producers on Wednesday hailed a US decision to reduce tariffs on the communist country's shrimp exports, while neighboring China suffered a blow with steeper duties. | 2Business |
NEWS.com.au
Gateway to repurchase stock
COMPUTER maker Gateway said it has agreed to repurchase stock held by America Online for $US316 million ($422 million). AOL, which is a unit of media and entertainment company Time Warner, invested $US800 million in Gateway in 1999. | 2Business |
Xinhua
Hollywood sues computer server operators in major anti-piracy move
Major Hollywood studios on Tuesday announced scores of lawsuits against computer server operators worldwide, including eDonkey, BitTorrent and DirectConnect networks, for allowing trading of pirated movies. | 3Sci/Tech |
Guardian
The hunt to find Baghdad's prisoner of hate
It is one of Baghdad's most exclusive neighbourhoods. BMWs and Mercedes cruise the streets, chandeliers hang above shop windows packed with luxury goods, large villas sit behind high walls. | 0World |
BBC News world
Shot policeman 'pleaded for life'
A man calmly aimed a gun at a policeman and shot him in the head before fleeing, a court is told. | 0World |
New York Times world
U.S. Describes Confrontation With Iranian Boats
Five Iranian boats took aggressive actions around three U.S. naval vessels in the Strait of Hormuz, an official said. | 0World |
CNET security news
Video: New York's iPhone parade
Blog: People walk in and out of the Apple store in a neat single file as employees cheer. Meanwhile, the paparazzi goes nuts. | 3Sci/Tech |
Wired Tech
Apple's Parallel Realities
While Mac users get busy running Windows virtually, what's Apple got cooking? In Monkey Bites. | 3Sci/Tech |
Reuters World
Japan, Australia sign landmark defense pact
TOKYO (Reuters) - Japan and Australia signed a groundbreaking defense pact on Tuesday that the leaders of both countries stressed was not aimed at reining in China, but the road ahead for a two-way trade deal looked rougher. | 0World |
Boston Globe world
Teenager pleads guilty at train bombing trial
MADRID -- The first trial stemming from the Madrid terror bombing ended after only 25 minutes yesterday with a Spanish teenager pleading guilty to charges he helped transport dynamite used in the attack. The 16-year-old, who said he acted unknowingly, a... | 0World |
New York Times Science
William Watkins, 78, Recorder of Marine Mammals' Calls, Dies
A leading researcher of marine mammal acoustics, William A. Watkins created a database of thousands of underwater calls from more than 70 species. | 3Sci/Tech |
Penn State Digital Collegian
Evolution still taught, regardless of debates
Despite renewed controversies across the country over how the creation of the universe is taught, S. Blaire Hedges, Penn State biology professor, said the university will continue teaching the theory of evolution as it always has. | 3Sci/Tech |
New York Times world
At Least 2 Killed in Car Bombing in Iraq
Today's blast south of Baghdad was the latest in a series of attacks in Iraq that have killed some 150 people in the last four days. | 0World |
The Washington Post world
Kroll Defends Arrested Employees
Marsh & McLennan Cos.' Kroll Inc. took out ads in Brazil's largest newspapers Thursday to defend five employees arrested amid allegations the international security consultant illegally spied in its probe of a bitter corporate dispute. | 0World |
Geotimes
A Saturnian one-two punch: Flybys of Titan and Dione
On Monday, the Cassini-Huygens spacecraft flew by Titan only 1,200 kilometers above the moon's surface. It was the second such flyby of Titan, Saturn's largest moon, since the spacecraft began orbiting Saturn on June 30. | 3Sci/Tech |
RedNova science
Arena Project Divides Brooklyn Residents
By DESMOND O. BUTLER NEW YORK - A state senator stood up and endorsed a development project that includes a new arena for the New Jersey Nets. He was shouted down by a woman who opposes the plan. | 3Sci/Tech |
Computerworld news
Intel seen readying new Wi-Fi chips
In a briefing later this week, Intel is expected to announce the availability of a "tri-mode" Wi-Fi chip that supports the 802.11b wireless standard and its speedier cousin, 802.11g -- as well as the less-used 802.11a. | 3Sci/Tech |
The Washington Post sports
Wizards' Butler Out WithÃÂ Ailing Back Again
Caron Butler returns to Washington to have his back examined by team doctors, missing the Wizards' game against the Nets on Tuesday night | 1Sports |
BBC News Business
Bank of America to buy US Trust
Bank of America is to become the largest US private banking firm, with the acquisition of Charles Schwab's US Trust. | 2Business |
New York Times Science
White House Shifts Its Focus on Climate
The administration issued a report indicating that emissions of carbon dioxide and other heat-trapping gases were the only likely explanation for global warming. | 3Sci/Tech |
Wired Tech
Starbucks Drops T-Mobile Hotspots, Brings in AT&T WiFi
On Monday, Starbucks announced that it will be dropping T-Mobile as its exclusive WiFi provider and instead going with AT&T. | 3Sci/Tech |
Halifax Live
Arctic Warming Rapidly, Affecting Global Climate
The Arctic is warming rapidly, which in turn is affecting global climate, according to an ACIA assessment to be released next week. | 3Sci/Tech |
Yahoo World
Spain magazine pulled for royal cartoon
(AP)
AP - A judge ordered copies of a satirical magazine confiscated Friday for publishing a front-cover cartoon of Spain's Crown Prince Felipe in an intimate bedroom scene with his wife, Princess Letizia, court officials said. | 0World |
Boston Globe sports
The Linked Legacies of Quarterback and Coach
Almost shadowed by Eli Manning in pressureÂs spotlight is the man with the most to win or lose by the quarterbackÂs performances: Tom Coughlin, the head coach. | 1Sports |
Philippine Daily Inquirer
21 Iraqis killed in insurgent attacks
BAGHDAD, Iraq -- At least 21 Iraqis, most of them civilians, were killed in attacks by insurgents north of Baghdad on Sunday, in the latest strikes on Iraqi security forces and people working with the US military. | 0World |
Yahoo Tech
Apple releases new iPod nano
(Macworld.com)
Macworld.com - Apple CEO Steve Jobs unveiled a new, “completely remastered” version of the iPod nano on Tuesday at a special press event in San Francisco, sporting a new case that comes in a variety of colors. Apple last updated the iPod nano in February, ... | 3Sci/Tech |
Yahoo Sports
Jackson agrees with Kobe on Lakers
(AP)
AP - Coach Phil Jackson agrees with Kobe Bryant — the Los Angeles Lakers need help. | 1Sports |
New York Times world
Anger Boils at Slain Official's Funeral in Lebanon
Tens of thousands of people poured into Martyrs Square in Beirut today, transforming the funeral service for Pierre Gemayel into a dramatic political rally. | 0World |
Guardian
Nuclear materials from Iraq 'missing'
Equipment which could be used in an illicit nuclear bomb programme has disappeared from previously monitored sites in Iraq, and radioactively contaminated items from there have been found abroad, the International Atomic Energy Agency has told the UN. | 0World |
RedNova technology
Poll Says Teens Favor Messaging
WASHINGTON - Teenager Michelle Rome can't imagine life without instant messaging. Baby boomer Steve Wilson doesn't care that it even exists. They're part of an "instant messaging gap" between teens and adults. | 3Sci/Tech |
Reuters Business
Hedge fund Och-Ziff Capital files for IPO
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Och-Ziff Capital Management Group LLC, a multi-strategy investment fund with about $26.8 billion under management, filed for an initial public offering on Monday, making it the latest alternative investment firm to seek a public listing. | 2Business |
Boston Globe business
Store sales could help boost Net calling
Internet phone service, a burgeoning technology that allows people to make cheap calls to almost anywhere over broadband connections, is getting a boost from retailers. | 2Business |
RedNova technology
IN BRIEF: Sale Success
THE pounds 370m sale of AOL's UK internet access business to Carphone Warehouse in December has helped lift profits at US media giant Time Warner. | 3Sci/Tech |
RedNova science
Groups, Agencies Work Together to Preserve Habitat for All Species in Area: Elk Island
By Melissa Devaughn, Anchorage Daily News, Alaska Sep. 10--In the deeply forested lands of Afognak Island, fewer than 1,000 Roosevelt elk wander freely, ignorant of the property lines they cross. They ford creeks, ... | 3Sci/Tech |
New York Times sports
Dolphins seek Williams money
The Miami Dolphins have filed a grievance against Ricky Williams , asking an arbitrator to uphold the team's contractual right to recover $8.6 million paid to the recently retired running back in signing bonus and incentives, the Miami Herald reported on its website ... | 1Sports |
BCC Technology
Texts to alert HK emergencies
A new scheme allowing disabled people to summon emergency services by text message is launched in Hong Kong. | 3Sci/Tech |
BBC News world
Gandhi urges non-violent protest
Arun Gandhi, grandson of Mahatma, urges Palestinians to use peaceful means to resist Israeli occupation. | 0World |
Yahoo World
Wanted Islamist to face trial over Mubarak assassination bid (AFP)
AFP - The alleged mastermind of an assassination plot against Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak is in Egyptian custody and will be put on trial, a cabinet minister revealed. | 0World |
New York Times Business
UBS Agrees to $115 Million Enron Payment
As part of the settlement, UBS will withdraw its claim for about $5 million against Enron. | 2Business |
Xinhua
EU, Turkey reach "historic" agreement on entry talks
The European Union (EU) and Turkeyreached an agreement on Friday to start talks next year on the country's membership of the bloc. | 0World |
Yahoo World
U.S. Commanders: Fallujah Fight Not Over (AP)
AP - American commanders are expressing confidence that the Fallujah offensive will restore order in that hotbed of Sunni resistance, but they caution that much fighting remains. | 0World |
Ottawa Sun
Belarus wrestler brawls after defeat
ATHENS -- The Ano Liossia Olympic Hall looked more like Madison Square Garden yesterday when Olympic freestyle wrestling took on more of a WWE flavour. | 1Sports |
Reuters Sports
Ogilvie Retains Lead at Bob Hope Classic
TORONTO (Reuters) - Joe Ogilvie sat atop the leaderboard at the Bob Hope Classic for the fourth straight day on Saturday, carding a three-under 69 to hold the fourth round clubhouse lead by two strokes over Australia's Peter Lonard. | 1Sports |
Reuters
UPDATE 1-Mickelson storms to victory after shooting 59
US Masters champion Phil Mickelson tapped in a birdie on the final hole to become the fifth player in history to shoot 59 as he charged to victory in the PGA Grand Slam of Golf event in Kauai, Hawaii on Wednesday. | 1Sports |
ABC News
Car Bombs Kill Four US Soldiers in Iraq
US soldiers talk to journalists, unidentified, after a mortar round, foreground, hit the parking lot of the al-Mansour Hotel in Baghdad, Iraq, Saturday Oct 16, 2004, where some foreign journalists and diplomats stay. | 0World |
New York Times Business
2 Celebrity Magazines Buck Circulation Trend
Sales of US Weekly and a new competitor, OK! Weekly, climbed sharply in the second half of 2007, even as price increases contributed to an unusual drop in overall sales of celebrity magazines. | 2Business |
Yahoo Sports
Navy Prepares for Life After Football (AP)
AP - Navy coach Paul Johnson downplayed the differences between his players in their dress blues and those sitting just a few feet away wearing oversized New Mexico sweat suits. | 1Sports |
PCWorld news
SoonR Offers File Access, Skype From iPhone
SoonR connects mobile phones with the data on a remote Mac or PC. | 3Sci/Tech |
Yahoo Tech
Trends & Innovations - Thursday
(Investor's Business Daily)
Investor's Business Daily - Not all social networking sites are for kids and up-and-coming bands. Two sites, aSmallWorld.net and Ratings.com, are networking sites that cater to the super-rich. The invitation-only sites are compared with that... | 3Sci/Tech |
BBC News Business
Energy bosses urge carbon markets
Leaders from the energy industry call for a global carbon market to help tackle climate change. | 2Business |
International Herald Tribune
Computer problem cancels Lufthansa flights
FRANKFURT Lufthansa canceled about 60 European flights and its services around the world were delayed on Thursday after a computer fault in its check-in system, the German airline said. | 0World |
CNET enterprise software news
A software comeback?
Despite strong growth in software sales at IBM, only certain parts of the enterprise software market are set to rebound this year. | 3Sci/Tech |
CNN
UN Ambassador John Danforth resigns
John Danforth, the US ambassador to the United Nations, will leave his post in January after less than seven months on the job. In a letter of resignation sent to President Bush on November | 0World |
Wired Business
Internet Ads Sell
Online advertising revenues jump 40 percent in the first half of this year, but e-mail marketing revenue falls off. Also: Beyond passwords: AOL offers an optional second layer of security & hellip;. Ask Jeeves adds features & hellip;. and more. | 2Business |
IranMania News
Rowhani: Iran builds up confidence patiently
LONDON, Oct 25 (IranMania) - Iran has enough patience to go through a confidence-building process in nuclear affairs, said Secretary of Supreme National Security Council Hassan Rowhani Monday, Iran's Official News Agency (IRNA) reported. | 0World |
Wired Tech
New 'Metamaterial' Brings Scientists Closer Than Ever to a Cloaking Device
A new metamaterial could lead to cloaking devices and diagnostic devices with unprecedented accuracy. | 3Sci/Tech |
InfoWorld news
Users may have to take Nortel-Avaya call
( InfoWorld ) - An acquisition of Avaya by Nortel might help the buyer expand its enterprise telephony business and pare down a crowded industry, but the deal could be tough for customers.
Avaya is in talks with possible buyers and recently discussed a possible ... | 3Sci/Tech |
Detroit Free Press
NCAA graduation-rate study
Michigan, Michigan State and Western Michigan have the highest graduation rates for athletes among the state's seven NCAA Division I schools, an NCAA report showed Monday. | 1Sports |
WISH
Pacers to Appeal Suspensions
(New York City-December 9, 2004) - Two days of grievance hearings stemming from the November Pacers-Pistons brawl are unfolding in New York City. | 1Sports |
Yahoo Sports
AHL Attendance Thrives During NHL Lockout (AP)
AP - With the NHL closed for business, minor league hockey is thriving. Attendance is up and some players with NHL experience welcome the playing time in the minors. Ten of the American Hockey League's top 13 scorers were on NHL rosters a year ago. | 1Sports |
New York Times world
Jury Selection Begins in Trial of G.I. at Abu Ghraib
Jury selection began today in Fort Hood, Tex., in the military trial of the so-called ringleader of the prison scandal in Iraq. | 0World |
RedNova science
McCracken Conservation Officer Honored: Clark is Kentucky's Officer of the Year As Selected By the Wild Turkey Federation.
By Shelley Byrne, The Paducah Sun, Ky. Mar. 14-- -- During his 21 years working for the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources, Sgt. Garry D. Clark has arrested poach... | 3Sci/Tech |
BBC News world
Israel releases Palestinian funds
Israel decides to release frozen tax funds to the new Palestinian government that excludes Hamas. | 0World |
Yahoo Tech
Court: Cos. Not Liable for Online Abuses (AP)
AP - In a judicial blow to the entertainment industry, a federal appeals court ruled that makers of two leading file-sharing programs are not legally liable for the songs, movies and other copyright works their users swap online. | 3Sci/Tech |
Turkish Press
Putin casts doubt on Iraq polls, US combat deaths near 1,000
BAGHDAD (AFP) - Russian President Vladimir Putin cast doubt over the viability of holding elections as planned next month in an Iraq under "total occupation", as the number of US soldiers killed in combat neared 1,000. | 0World |
New York Times Business
Playing Penny-Stock Roulette
The last few years have been a banner time for those inclined to play penny stocks, if only because there are so many of them. | 2Business |
BBC News world
Hutton argues for longer working
Raising the retirement age to 68 will avoid shifting the tax burden onto the young, minister John Hutton will say. | 0World |
Information Week
Microsoft Does Well On Server-Software Sales
Microsoft said last week that its first-quarter net income rose 11% and revenue 12% because of strong server-software demand and steady sales of PCs that run its products. | 2Business |
Washington Post
QB Shuffle For Cards And Bears
Two games after abruptly benching Josh McCown in favor of Shaun King, Green announced yesterday that John Navarre, a rookie from the University of Michigan, will start Sunday's game at Detroit. | 1Sports |
Yahoo World
China safety official wants public help
(AP)
AP - China's senior safety inspector urged the public and the media Tuesday to expose workplace accidents in a bid to end corruption and official misdeeds aggravating the country's high rate of work deaths. | 0World |
Wired Business
The Wait for Watchmen
Zack Snyder's adaptation of Frank Miller's 300 is here, but we're already wanting more. Watch for a summer production of Alan Moore's canonical Watchmen. In Underwire. | 2Business |
Reuters Sports
Morneau edges Jeter to win American League MVP award
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Justin Morneau, whose breakout season helped the Minnesota Twins claim their fourth Central Division title in five years, was named the American League's Most Valuable Player on Tuesday. | 1Sports |
Boston Globe sports
Bronx Jeers for Giuliani, Now Rooting for the Red Sox
For many New Yorkers, it is an unpardonable insult that Rudolph W. Giuliani has declared he will be rooting for the Boston Red Sox against the Colorado Rockies in the World Series. | 1Sports |
Washington Post
Car Bomb Kills 2 Americans in Kabul
A powerful car bomb exploded at dusk Sunday outside the downtown office of an American security contracting firm and an adjacent building used to train Afghan police. | 0World |
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