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- Technology (25 Mar, 2007)
Nearly one third of Americans think Internet is useless 
About one third of U.S. households do not have any access to the Internet. But what is even more surprising they do not intend to get one. The reason is that households do not consider Internet to be useful for their every day lives.
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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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- Offbeat (11 Apr, 2007)
Fake Nature of a Rolex is Hidden in Details
Pre-owned Rolex watches have always enjoyed great demand. However, many customers are aware that Rolex is the most copied brand in the fake watch business. So, they are afraid to stumble upon the problem of identifying a real Rolex from its replica. ...
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- Technology (18 Apr, 2007)
Schools include MySpace in the curriculum
A new open-source social networking software gains its power to be used in schools and other organizations. ...
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- Environment (17 Apr, 2007)
Biofuel Vehicles to Put Our Health at Risk
The latest scientific research reveals that biofuels used in vehicles may be more harmful for human health than the petrol used today. By 2020, 10% of all transport means should run on biofuels as agreed by the EU. ...
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- Technology (18 Apr, 2007)
Additional Billion PC Users for Microsoft
Microsoft has developed a new project to offer governments an innovative moderately priced bundle of Office and Windows. This way the corporation hopes to reach billions of new PC users. ...
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- Offbeat (28 May, 2007)
Woman's kidneys become a super-prise in TV show
In a new Dutch reality show a death-sick woman will choose one of the contestants to give her kidneys to after she dies. The TV show that has already raised a lot of concerns and argues, will start this week. ...
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- Technology (10 Jun, 2007)
Robots Assist in Rescuing Disaster Victims
Urban search and rescue robots are tested at a special 'Disaster City' training facility according to specific disaster scenarios. The robots will help rescue people in collapsed buildings and train wrecks. ...
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- Current Events (04 Jul, 2007)
Spain Workers Smashed Madrid Hotel to Relieve Stress
Forty bankers, teachers and other workers were selected from more than 1000 volunteers who had written to the owners of NH hotels describing stressfulness of their lives before the wrecking team was assembled. ...
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- Technology (06 Jul, 2007)
British Invents Anti-Paedophilies Software
A computer program that is aimed at haunting internet sex offenders, who are chatting under kids mask was released by a British inventor. ...
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- Technology (09 Jul, 2007)
There Are Successful Bloggers in Africa Too
An African student from Malawi has become a successful blogger just two weeks after he had seen the internet for the first time. ...
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- Politics (31 Jul, 2007)
NASA's Rovers Threatened by Martian Dust Storm
During the three-and-a-half years that NASA has been on Mars, its rovers Spirit and Opportunity for the first time spotted a large-scale dust storm. ...
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- Science (31 Jul, 2007)
Schizophrenia Mouse Grown to Find a Key to Mental Health
Scientists found a new way to explore schizophrenia by developing a mouse model that will have all the symptoms of this complex brain disorder. ...
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- Current Events (13 Sep, 2007)
Blind People Help Sighted to Discover the Unseen
An exhibition called "Dialogue in the Dark 2007 Tokyo" started in Tokyo. The exhibition is very unusual. It is the place where sighted people are guided by blind people through several specially constructed darkened rooms. Thus sighted people are able to "discover the unseen". ...
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- Science (11 Oct, 2007)
Computer Simulation Unveils Unexpected Process on the Surface of the Sun
Computer simulation showed an event not seen before on the surface of the sun: giant noise walls, moving across the surface with high velocity. ...
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