Biofuel companies

Technology (02 Mar, 2007)
Only 13 % People Have Internet Access

Only 13 percent of people on the planet have access to the Internet. This statement was made by the United Nations News Center. The majority of Internet users (90 %) live in industrialized countries. The gap in the field of information technology between the developed countries and those that are in development, is continuously increasing. ...
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//2 Jul 14, 2009 10:55 PM | posted by: Naveed

Cutting internet cost can increase net users ...

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//1 Jan 06, 2008 02:17 AM | posted by: rksinghmadhepura [InfoTOT]

In all countries,particularly in developing countries the Internet cost must be lowered and the the Internet-savvy people should be employed on higher salary.

Technology (08 Mar, 2007)
IBM and Cisco: Attempt to Unite the Communication Software Developers

New platform from Cisco and IBM should unify communication and collaboration software developers under one single platform. A lack of such platform has slowed down the development of unified communication, but with this system the developers will be able to create mini applications for easier remote access and other plug-ins. ...
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//2 Jan 11, 2008 08:51 PM | posted by: shiela

your page cannot be saved!!!!!!!!!!!

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//1 Apr 04, 2007 12:00 AM | posted by: grumbler [InfoBIG]

we are eager to welcome the new software

Technology (13 Mar, 2007)
Microsoft to Connect Xbox 360 and PC Gamers

On Wednesday, the software giant Microsoft Corp. announced the opening of its Live on-line service that will connect users of both Xbox 360 console and PCs. The company stated that the service will open in May. It is to be reminded that Live has attracted about six million Xbox 360 console gamers and now Microsoft looks forward to launch it on new Windows Vista system. ...
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//2 Jun 10, 2008 01:39 PM | posted by: kyle

he is friggin smart. he'll do it

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//1 May 23, 2008 03:33 PM | posted by: CamelOwner

Bill Gate is really smart businessmsn & creative.

Technology (18 Mar, 2007)
YouTube to Award Best Videos

This week Google's very famous on-line video-sharing website YouTube is expected to presents its awards for the best videos uploaded during 2006 by the site's fans. On Monday users of YouTube may start voting for their favorites. ...
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Politics (21 Mar, 2007)
Appointees are said to weaken the tobacco case

Sharon Eubanks, a 22-year Justice Dept. veteran, reports new facts about the tobacco case from 2005. She said that certain people have used their political power to influence the course of the case. ...
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Offbeat (25 Mar, 2007)
Google's List of Class-Action Lawsuits

A list of lawsuits with different charges, where Google participated either as a defendant (in most of the cases) or as a plaintiff. It seems like when people are in financial trouble, they try to sue Google. ...
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//8 Oct 18, 2009 06:58 AM | posted by: folders

I'm looking for any class action lawsuits involving the non sufficient fun (NSF) charges by banks. Anyone know of any suits going on.

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//7 Jul 01, 2009 11:25 PM | posted by: smikey

Any thought's on the "Vince" change Google mad to favor large corporate brands in their search results. This is a conflict of interest of I ever saw one

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//6 Jun 08, 2009 10:49 AM | posted by: Coastredwoods

You probably can't sue Google over an employee placing the location over something run down. Google provides the application but can't control what the millions of people around the world are doing. Perhaps you can have it removed.

As for the history of class actions - they started back in England in the seventeenth century with something called a "bill of peace." This allowed an action to be brought when the parties to litigation were large and all had the same gripe. This prevented the same case from basically being tried over and over again with a huge waste of the courts time.

Technology (28 Mar, 2007)
Intel officials go to Taiwan

The president and Chief Executive Officer of Intel, Paul Otellini, looks forward to visit Taiwan today. According to Intel Taiwan, his goal is to meet the partners of the company. This will be the first time that Paul Otellini visits Taiwan as Intel's CEO. ...
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Politics (28 Mar, 2007)
Russia Sells Arms to Tehran - USA Concerned

USA is concerned with the fact that Russian arm dealing company sells air defense missile systems to Iran. Due to this fact the U.S. have imposed their sanctions on the respective companies from Russia. ...
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Environment (29 Mar, 2007)
New chocolate can save the planet

Imagine a sweet creamy chocolate bar melting in your mouth? And now think of the huge amount of plastic, tinfoil and other by-products thrown away. ...
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//40 Apr 08, 2009 11:51 AM | posted by: Unknown

i like chocolate

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//39 Apr 08, 2009 11:50 AM | posted by: Unknown

hi chocolate is good

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//38 Jan 25, 2009 10:51 AM | posted by: Unknown

wow

Technology (31 Mar, 2007)
Microsoft Comes up with New Visitor Attracting Strategies

Microsoft develops new ways and strategies to acquire more and more visitors to their search engine MSN Live Search: from inventing new filtering systems for displaying results, to new search algorithms and paying or rewarding the visitors for using Live Search. ...
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//4 Oct 12, 2009 10:52 AM | posted by: reyry

y5y

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//2 Mar 17, 2009 04:26 AM | posted by: sarah

thanks for all information that i see..

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//1 Sep 17, 2007 03:23 AM | posted by: Unknown

u invite m to your invention

Offbeat (04 Apr, 2007)
One dollar salary for Google's founders

The founders of number one search engine Google, Larry Page and Sergey Brin, in 2006 earned their salaries of just one dollar. The information was provided after the examination of specific documents.

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Technology (05 Apr, 2007)
Microsoft once again pressed by EU over patents

Once again the software giant, Microsoft, entered into a dispute with the European Commission regarding patents. The war with Brussels over Microsoft's dominance on the world market continues for seven years. The European Commission asks the company to hand over its technical information on its operating system to the market competitors.

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Politics (10 Apr, 2007)
Red Cross donations were a fraud?

Non-profit organization blame cell phone companies in masquerading a business plan for making money into a charity campaign. ...
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Technology (13 Apr, 2007)
Google buys DoubleClick, Microsoft still too far from online ads

Google pays $3.1 billion for an online advertising business DoubleClick. This acquisition has become second largest in Google's history after the purchase of YouTube last year for $1.65 billion. ...
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Offbeat (16 Apr, 2007)
USA Workers Allowed to Use Marijuana?

At present day it is estimated that about 300,000 people in the USA smoke marijuana for medical purposes, according to ASA data on registered users. ...
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//1 May 23, 2008 12:02 PM | posted by: rhondaspok [InfoTOT]

well, it seems to me if our human bodies come with cannabanoid receptors... and they do) then there must be a reason. Medical marijuana definitely has its place. I have personally seen very ill people who when they are on their "regular" medications: Oxycontins, Morphine patches, high doses of hydrocordone, are pretty pain free, but they are also nodding off wherever they are. They cant drive and they cant function, but they get pain releif.
I have seen these same people off of their prescription meds, after they have ingested medical marijuana. They are calm, smiling, their pain is significantly less and they are able to function almost normally. A great majority of medical marijuana users are not "smoking joints and getting high" a lot of them use vaporizers to ingest the marijuana, so they get the medicine but not the smoke to their luungs. Tinctures are made, topical ointments, and many, many food products are made with medical marijuana in them. Here in Washington State the legislative body assigned the task of how much marijuana could be considered a reasonable monthly amount for patients to the Department of Health. They have had various workshops, etc. here in Washington State and sent the preliminary report to Governor Gregoire. She is noe asking for input from law enforcement which shows she is indecisive and is unsure of what she is supposed to be doing. The governor should and did get reports through the department of health, which was asked for. Asking for input from law enforcement is ludacris, my Doctor doesn't have to check with the cops to prescribe me something, or have them looking over his shoulder trying to decide how much I should have with any other medication. This governor doesnt have the courage of her own convictions and she is not listening to what the people of Washington voted for. She signed the bill herself for goodness sake! Governor Gregoire will be voted out and hopefully we get a new govewrnor who has some real courage to go to bat for patients who are terminally ill.