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Spielberg Video Game Goes for Big 'Boom'

21.04.2008 23:14    tfot.info
When one of the world's greatest movie directors and most creative minds decides to make a video game, what is he looking for? Just something he can play with his kids. Boom Blox, a collaborative creation by Steven Spielberg and


'The Sims' Hits 100 Million Milestone

21.04.2008 23:14    tfot.info
There are no scary monsters to slay, no enemies to shoot and no cars to hijack. But "The Sims" video and computer game has sold 100 million units since its launch in 2000. Long the world's top-selling game for computers,

Facebook Users Translating Site for Free

21.04.2008 23:14    tfot.info
The three-year-old social networking phenomenon Facebook, worth more than $15 billion by many estimates, got a good deal on going global. Its users around the world are translating Facebook's visible framework into nearly two dozen languages - for free -

Christopher Moon To Discuss The Telephone To The Dead And Why The Dead Never Leave Us

21.04.2008 23:13    prlog.org
Christopher Moon is the Senior Editor of Haunted Times Magazine and the founder of Ghost Hunters University. He will be joining Your Mental Health Talk Radio on Saturday, May 26, 2008 to discuss The Telephone To The Dead, reincarnation and

Austin to expand biotechnology resources

21.04.2008 22:43    yellowzeppelin.info
UT's 'talented and productive' scientists help with growthThe biotechnology sector in Austin has undergone significant growth since UT biology adjunct professor Matthew Winkler started the company Ambion 20 years ago.When Ambion began operations in 1989, there were only a couple

NASA Celebrates 25 Years In Supercomputing

21.04.2008 22:42    yellowzeppelin.info
With a long history in space, the agency's systems now host aerospace modeling, simulation, storage, high-speed networking, visualization, and computational services. NASA is marking 25 years in supercomputing at its Ames Research Center.The agency celebrated the anniversary of the NASA

NASA Mars Odyssey THEMIS Images: March 17-21, 2008

21.04.2008 22:42    yellowzeppelin.info
NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory manages the 2001 Mars Odyssey mission for NASA's Office of Space Science, Washington, D.C. The Thermal Emission Imaging System (THEMIS) was developed by Arizona State University, Tempe, in co.oration with Raytheon Santa Barbara Remote Sensing. The

Frocks and Shocks · Hilary Mantel on Jane Boleyn

21.04.2008 21:34    lrb.co.uk
You may fear, from the title of this book, that they've found yet another 'Boleyn girl'. The subject of this biography has already been fearlessly minced into fiction by the energetic Philippa Gregory. But there is no sign so far
World    Books & CD    Articles

Reforming "dropout factories"

21.04.2008 20:34    minnesota.publicradio.org
Epidemic. Crisis. Educators use these words to describe the dropout problem. But no one really knows how big the problem is because states can make up their own criteria for deciding which students are considered dropouts. A recent study shows

Reliabilism

21.04.2008 20:32    plato.stanford.edu
is a general approach to epistemology that emphasizes the truth-conduciveness of a belief-forming process, method, or other epistemologically relevant factor. The reliability theme appears both in theories of knowledge and theories of justification. 'Reliabilism' is sometimes used broadly to refer
World    Philosophy    Articles

NASA Offers Educational Online Gaming Opportunity to Developers

21.04.2008 20:27    nasa.gov
Educators soon may be able take the "learning can be fun" adage to another level using computer-simulation games with new technologies created by NASA and a yet-to-be-selected game developer.
USA    NASA

Science 2.0 — Is Open Access Science the Future?

21.04.2008 20:27    bioethicsnews.com
Is posting raw results online, for all to see, a great tool or a great risk? (Scientific American)

Bionic eye 'blindness cure hope'

21.04.2008 20:27    bioethicsnews.com
The bionic eye, known as Argus II, works via the camera which transmits a wireless signal to an ultra-thin electronic receiver and electrode panel that are implanted in the eye and attached to the retina. (BBC)

Military medical malpractice: Seeking recourse

21.04.2008 20:27    bioethicsnews.com
Outrage over a recent spate of incidents spurs fresh efforts to overturn the Feres doctrine, a 1950 Supreme Court decision denying active-duty service members the right to sue over medical errors. (Los Angeles Times)

Op-Ed: Unseen rise of 'body shopping'

21.04.2008 20:27    bioethicsnews.com
It's not just the technology that's changed since the 1980s; it's also the economic environment in which science and medicine have to operate. We are living in an age when human organs, genes, eggs and other body parts are fast

Deep thinkers see how things will be in 2058

21.04.2008 20:27    bioethicsnews.com
The consensus view is that we'll muddle through many of the issues that vex us today — including climate change and terror threats. And we'll hit upon so many medical and technological wonders that today's 50-year-olds will have a fair

DNA Tests Offer Deeper Examination Of Accused

21.04.2008 20:27    bioethicsnews.com
Rather than simply proving, for example, that the blood on a suspect's clothes does or does not match that of a murder victim, these "second generation" DNA tests seek to shed light on the biological traits and psychological states of

Nigeria: Icase Regional Conference to Halt Marginalisation

21.04.2008 20:25    allafrica.com
Nigeria is billed to host the first ever International Council of Associations for Science Education regional conference in Africa by May next year.

Arctic ice more vulnerable to sunny weather, new study shows

21.04.2008 20:16    eurekalert.org
The shrinking expanse of Arctic sea ice is increasingly vulnerable to summer sunshine. New research, by scientists at NCAR and Colorado State University, finds that unusually sunny weather contributed to last summer's record loss of Arctic ice, while similar weather
Arctic ice more vulnerable to sunny weather, new study shows

WSOC: Hansen garnering attention in England

21.04.2008 19:39    vikes.uvic.ca
Hansen, a 5-foot-10 striker, currently ranks fourth in the Premier League in scoring. The Cortes Island native has pocketed 13 league goals and seven Cup goals in guiding the Belles to a Sheffield and Hallamshire County Cup title.

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