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Off the Shelf: So What if $1 Million Isn’t What It Used to Be? One million dollars is a nice round number to aim for as you plan for retirement, and is the focus of two new books. Home > Rss Directory > Business > NY Time |
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Hoping to get SOA off the shelf Mike Kavis wrote an interesting blog entry that explains why SOA is not just a technology to leverage legacy applications, but it's also good for startups. This got me thinking about how vendors could make it easier for startups or existing small businesses to begin t Home > Rss Directory > Technology > InfoWorld |
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Gallery: Measuring the History of Electricity : Photo: mtowber/flickrThe invention of the electric meter made it possible to bill customers for electricity, creating the incentive to build out the nation's first network for moving electrons. The Grid, the system of dumb, buzzing wires that allows power to move across the country, is so imp Home > Rss Directory > General > Wired News |
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Gallery: Measuring the History of Electricity : Photo: mtowber/flickrThe invention of the electric meter made it possible to bill customers for electricity, creating the incentive to build out the nation's first network for moving electrons. The Grid, the system of dumb, buzzing wires that allows power to move across the country, is so imp Home > Rss Directory > Technology > Wired News |
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MacBook Air: The proof's in the packing In the two-plus months since Steve Jobs first announced the MacBook Air during January's Macworld Expo keynote, Apple's most svelte laptop has generated much debate, as well as a good deal of criticism -- much of the latter relating to Apple's decision to focus on wei Home > Rss Directory > Technology > InfoWorld |
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Injured? Horsing Around With Stem Cells May Get You Back in the Saddle Doctors might soon be able to regrow injured muscles, tendons and bones without invasive surgery, simply by injecting a person's own stem cells into the site of an injury. Veterinarians are already doing it with injured horses, and research into human applications is well under way. Home > Rss Directory > General > Wired News |
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Injured? Horsing Around With Stem Cells May Get You Back in the Saddle Doctors might soon be able to regrow injured muscles, tendons and bones without invasive surgery, simply by injecting a person's own stem cells into the site of an injury. Veterinarians are already doing it with injured horses, and research into human applications is well under way. Home > Rss Directory > Technology > Wired News |
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12 myths about how the Internet works Thirty years have passed since the Internet Protocol was first described in a series of technical documents written by early experimenters . Since then, countless engineers have created systems and applications that rely on IP as the communications link between people Home > Rss Directory > Technology > InfoWorld |
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Military Secrets Help Produce the Ultimate Synthetic Fishing Rod Andy stone meets me in front of a small building in Manchester, Vermont, a Green Mountain hamlet known for factory outlets and maple syrup. He's wearing busted Carhartts, a flannel shirt, and a thick backwoods beard. As he guides me to the industrial freezer around back, Stone is so excited t Home > Rss Directory > General > Wired News |
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Military Secrets Help Produce the Ultimate Synthetic Fishing Rod Andy stone meets me in front of a small building in Manchester, Vermont, a Green Mountain hamlet known for factory outlets and maple syrup. He's wearing busted Carhartts, a flannel shirt, and a thick backwoods beard. As he guides me to the industrial freezer around back, Stone is so excited t Home > Rss Directory > Business > Wired News |
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Military Secrets Help Produce the Ultimate Synthetic Fishing Rod Andy stone meets me in front of a small building in Manchester, Vermont, a Green Mountain hamlet known for factory outlets and maple syrup. He's wearing busted Carhartts, a flannel shirt, and a thick backwoods beard. As he guides me to the industrial freezer around back, Stone is so excited t Home > Rss Directory > Technology > Wired News |
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Feeling the Heat in a Solar Race Car Driving 2,400 miles across the scorching Midwest in July without air conditioning is not pleasant, but it's the only way to win a solar car race. Eighteen collegiate teams will brave temperatures in the 90s and roads littered with road kill during the North American Solar Challenge, a 1 Home > Rss Directory > General > Wired News |
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Feeling the Heat in a Solar Race Car Driving 2,400 miles across the scorching Midwest in July without air conditioning is not pleasant, but it's the only way to win a solar car race. Eighteen collegiate teams will brave temperatures in the 90s and roads littered with road kill during the North American Solar Challenge, a 1 Home > Rss Directory > Technology > Wired News |
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Massive ice shelf collapsing off Antarctica - CNET News.com BBC BulgariaMassive ice shelf collapsing off AntarcticaCNET News.com - 9 hours agoScientists are citing "rapid climate change in a fast-warming region of Antarctica" as the cause of an initial collapse of the Wilkins Ice Shelf.Video: Major of Antarctic Ice Shelf Br Home > Rss Directory > General > Google News |
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From the Eye of a Legal Storm, Murdoch's Satellite-TV Hacker Tells All SAN DIEGO -- Christopher Tarnovsky feels vindicated. The software engineer and former satellite-TV pirate has been on the hot seat for five years, accused of helping his former employer, a Rupert Murdoch company, sabotage a rival to gain the top spot in the global pay-TV wars. But two w Home > Rss Directory > General > Wired News |
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From the Eye of a Legal Storm, Murdoch's Satellite-TV Hacker Tells All SAN DIEGO -- Christopher Tarnovsky feels vindicated. The software engineer and former satellite-TV pirate has been on the hot seat for five years, accused of helping his former employer, a Rupert Murdoch company, sabotage a rival to gain the top spot in the global pay-TV wars. But two w Home > Rss Directory > Technology > Wired News |
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The Project That Tracks Big Projects The Human Genome Project isn't the only spendy endeavor that aims to significantly expand the scope of humankind's knowledge. Ambitious and obsessive researchers in a handful of fields aspire to do the same. Unfortunately, none of them used their funding to buy a thesaurus: Tracking the projects lab Home > Rss Directory > General > Wired News |
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The Project That Tracks Big Projects The Human Genome Project isn't the only spendy endeavor that aims to significantly expand the scope of humankind's knowledge. Ambitious and obsessive researchers in a handful of fields aspire to do the same. Unfortunately, none of them used their funding to buy a thesaurus: Tracking the projects lab Home > Rss Directory > Technology > Wired News |
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State of the Art: Your Photos, Off the Shelf at Last A company offers to scan 1,000 photos the same day they are received, for $50. What’s the catch? Home > Rss Directory > Business > NY Time |
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Swedish prosecutors close in on The Pirate Bay Swedish prosecutors have until Thursday to file charges against The Pirate Bay, one of the most widely used search engines for locating music and movies on the Internet.The deadline was set by a Swedish court la Home > Rss Directory > Technology > InfoWorld |