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Current Events (02 May, 2007)
Timeline of the events in Tallinn, Estonia

A brief chronology of latest events in Tallinn, Estonia, caused by the decision of Estonian authorities to disassemble a Soviet Soldier monument of the WWII era. ...
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Technology (30 Jul, 2007)
Over a Quarter of Japanese Want an iPhone, Survey Showed

iPhone will probably enjoy some popularity in Japan too, where it will not have the status of the most advanced smartphone, as Japanese products of this category outperform the iPhone in many things. ...
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//4 Aug 21, 2007 12:00 AM | posted by: alcotrazz [InfoBIG]

Hey, Micky, thanks for sharing that. Honestly, I didn't see the Japanese from that side. I mean, I always thought they were something like this "+40" described them.

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//3 Aug 16, 2007 03:52 AM | posted by: Micky

As someone living in Japan right now, I can tell you that the iPhone is far beyond anything they have here. People here rarely buy smartphones, and the browsers on the 3G phones leave much to be desired.

Perhaps the sale of iPhones will increase peoples exposure to Apple as well, it would be nice to see some more variety. I can hardly talk people out of using internet explorer, much less switch to a different operating system.

Current Events (06 Aug, 2007)
Japan Marks the 62nd Anniversary of Hiroshima's Atomic Bombing

Japan will never forget Hiroshima. Recently the country market the 62nd anniversary of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima during World War II. ...
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//1 Aug 06, 2007 12:00 AM | posted by: Bee Zee: Bombshelter.org

5 Minutes to Midnight, Atomic Time: Half Past Sanity

Bee Z. Bendigedig
August 7, 2007

As the world teeters on the brink of total Armageddon, thanks to a global network of war profiteers, multi-billionaire weapons manufacturers, corrupted politicians, apathetic and sociopathic mobs of industrial consumers, we once again cross the memorial marker of the first atomic bombing of civilian populations on our planet at Hiroshima and Nagasaki.

Every year, as an American military brat who grew up in Japan, I feel compelled to attempt to remind other Americans that it wasn't Nazis, it wasn't aliens from outer space, it wasn't "the enemy" who committed this horrific crime against nature (not once, but TWICE!)-- it was the political predecessors of the current politicians in Washington, DC who allowed this genocidal event to happen, changing the face and self-respect of humanity for all time.

Somehow, Americans have been conditioned to blank out the brutal, stinking facts of war-- pushing aside maimed veterans, new technologies like Predator drones, and the Strangelovian psychosis we know as "the Pentagon"-- so as to keep going to our jobs, being entertained, waving our flags and other "normal" activity. Confronting the full impact of the U.S. military machinery on the world is not for the faint of heart, and will likely lead to social crisis, depression, and a disturbing tendency to take extreme action of conscience.

Now that we have allowed George Bush, Richard Cheney & Co. to lead the complete devastation of the nation of Iraq, causing the horrific deaths of women, children, civilians who had nothing at all to do with "terrorism" in numbers far dwarfing the casualties of Hiroshima & Nagaaki, using our advanced air weaponry, mass-death cluster bombs, uranium weapons & other such genocidal technologies, how can any aware American individual even begin to claim we have made progress since the American atomic bombings?

Hell, Bush & his military contractor cohorts are even trying sell us on new "mini-nuke" weapons, concocting ever-more extreme terroristic scenarios to keep the millions of profits flowing into his benefactors' Swiss acounts. And we're all going along with the insanity, day by day. Just yesterday, Congress (allegedly sworn to uphold a shredded Constitution) passed another authorization to give Bush further spying powers. This after it is apparent to anyone with a brain that the Bush-Cheney team belongs behind bars for outrageous crimes against humanity.

Well, like I said, I am obligated to deliver this reminder to any American that still has any shred of belief in a "Republic" of the people, democratic process, humanitarianism, peace and other such idealistic principles which now appear crushed beneath the treads of Strykers and bombed out buildings, lost among the bodies of young, snuffed-out soldiers, Iraqi children and oil-soaked beaches, riddled with machine gun fire. All to make a bunch of criminals more powerful & wealthy.

I would love to once again get my hopes up (which has happened occasionally in the past 40 years), but since the day Bush Jr. was appointed President (after the Florida vote fraud), all seems to have been sliding wickedly, tragically down into the pits of hell, filling our social sphere with lies & complete corruption-- to the point where few young people can have any faith in the recovery of the American "democracy," let alone any shadow of a "dream." It's all a nightmare, a freaking horrorshow, folks. Intentionally so.

What Hiroshima reminds, or questions us is: how long ago, exactly, did we lose it? Was there ever any truth to the propaganda ideals of America, except for privileged Euro-colonials & warlords? If so, how do we explain the fact we have yet to face our reflection in the fireballs of hell which our forefathers have unleashed?

Bee Z. Bendigedig
Perception Recovery Collective
Bombshelter Broadcast Complex

Politics (26 Feb, 2007)
China Denies the Accusations on its Military Build-up

The officials from Peoples Republic of China denied the accusations of the United States regarding its military build-up. They stated that China, as a country with the biggest number of population, always looks forward to contribute to the world peace. ...
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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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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.

Politics (26 Mar, 2007)
Japan's uncertain guilt for sex slavery during World War II

The apology on the Japan's contribution to forced women prostitution made by Japan Prime Minister Shinzo Abe was not convincing enough to acknowledge their responsibility. ...
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Science (22 Apr, 2007)
Nano-nose to help identify illnesses

Vince Rotello and his team from the University of Massachusetts and Georgia Institute of technology develop a 'nano-nose' to find and identify different anomalies, i.e. illnesses in a human body. ...
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Technology (02 May, 2007)
Apple to Become Greener

The American consumer electronics giant, Apple Inc., as a response to the criticism coming from environmental groups, recently unveiled its enviromental friendly plans. ...
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Technology (06 May, 2007)
Fake Products - a Trifle or Economic Crunch?

A lot of customers have at least once bought a fake item. But most of them are not aware about negative effects fake goods may have on their lives. ...
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Offbeat (14 May, 2007)
Woman lived with bullet for 64 years

A Chinese woman, 77, who arrived at hospital with a headache was x-rayed to find a bullet that was in her head for 64 years.

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Offbeat (25 May, 2007)
11 Sleepless Days - Not a Problem

Tony Wright, 42, has researched the dependencies the human brain has on sleep. Therefore he didn't sleep for exactly 11 days - which is a new world record, though not one for the Guinness Book. ...
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Politics (22 May, 2007)
Plastic Blood and Airplanes Shifting Shapes - Close to Reality?

The nature of plastic allows scientists to create a molecule similar to hemoglobin, the cells responsible for carrying oxygen. Plastic blood will provide a lot of advantages - it will be more painless to get, it will be easy to carry and store it. ...
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Technology (20 Jul, 2007)
PandaLabs' List of Unusual Malicious Software

PandaLabs published a list of most unusual malicious software of the year 2007. These little programs do their thing while distracting the user. ...
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Health & Fitness (26 Jul, 2007)
Better Bras for Women - Hong-Kong Researchers Say They Did It

Hong-Kong researchers will try to implement new standards for bra sizes, as they claim that the old "A-B-C-D" system is not comfortable enough. ...
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Science (07 Aug, 2007)
Male birth decline - an environmental fault?

Polluted Earth gives us less males than ever. The crucial male birth decline was observed in United States and Japan. ...
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