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• Patent Reform Deal Expected Shortly
• Hillary Clinton and Chris Smith – More than Opponents
• Managing Anger with Care
• Report: Over 2000 Bank Enforcement Actions in 2009
• Peak lithium and the electric car
• Can the government create green jobs?
• Capturing employees’ insights about new business ideas
• Do-it-yourself brand creation
• The Twilight Saga: New Moon Takes Over Social Media
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• MySpace Reaches Deal With Another Music Label
• Russia: Local Authorities Slow Broadband Development
• Detroit Red Wings Dilemma : Should this be Nicklas Lidstrom’s Last Season?
• 12 Offbeat Resources for Landing a Tech Job
• Kohlberg-Owned Centerplate Buying Boston Culinary
• What Does “Hostile Takeover” Mean? [Explanations]
• An iPhone Visualization App That Syncs with the Cloud
• Nebraska Huskers Basketball: So Far 2010 Is Not The Year
• JaMarcus Russell: Can He Learn From This Experience?
• Notebook Dump: Excuse Time [Extras]
• Poland: Catholics Propose Adding Cross to National Emblem
• If Jake Locker Enters The Draft, The Seattle Seahawks Have To Take Him
• Haiti: Elections Coming
• Thanks to Our GigaOM Sponsors!
• MIami Hurricanes Not Ready To Sell Their Souls To The Blue Devils
• The Legend of Zelda: Spirit Tracks Snow Temple Preview: Ditching Zelda [Preview]
• Verizon now selling the BlackBerry Curve 8530
• Experiment 13 – You Must Try This Game
• Child’s Play Drivers Pile Back on the Bus [Charity]
• What’s Wrong With Android Gaming?
• Is There Anything Left To Accomplish in NASCAR For Jimmie Johnson?
• Miami Dolphins Refuse to Sink
• Chargers, Broncos Battle For Control Of AFC West
• Tiffany Daniels Invited to ASA Race in South Africa
• Josh Johnson and Florida Marlins Fail To Ink Long-Term Deal
• Goldman Sachs forecasts nightmare 2010 economic scenario for Dems
• View Your iGoogle Gadget Stats in One Place
• Review: Klipsch iGroove SXT Speaker System for iPhone and iPod
• The Life and Times of Luigi [History Lesson]
• Weekly Address: Traveling Abroad for Our Economy at Home
• Cal-Stanford 2009: Big Game Preview, Countdown Style
• Sony Giving Away Free Comics [Psn]
• Modern Warfare 2 Selling Just Fine On PC [PC]
• Jimmie Johnson Takes Pole for the Season Finale
• Moving Parts: A Creative Solution to Chicago Cubs’ Center Field Dilemma
• Learn the Specifics of Your System
• Everton Head to Old Trafford to Face Manchester United
• Real Madrid vs. Racing Santander: La Liga Online Football Preview
• Rolls Royce to Offer HD Radio Standard on All MY 2010 Cars
• Motorola Crush now available from U.S. Cellular
• Buffalo Bills: Is There Any Hope For The Bills Offense?
• Android This Week: ARM Alliance Formed; Droids Fix Themselves?
• Flux Power Flexes Its First Battery Module & Charging System
• WorkingPoint Upgrades For Tax Season
• Taiwan: Science park expansion dispute
• Most Read Car Reviews of the Week: ‘New Moon’ Edition
• Dustin Off the Final Race: Ford 400 at Homestead-Miami Speedway
• Miami-Toronto: Heat Lose 120-113 to Raptors, but There’s Hope Yet
• Weekend Coupons: Home Stretch [Dealtaku]
• India: Straggler In Sports
• The Internet weighs around 450.5 billion kilograms?
• What wowed the crowd at Web 2.0 Expo
• Communications with Financial Analysts and Related Disclosure Issues
• Why Are Tech Layoffs Rising in a Recovery?
• Xperia X10 To AT&T, Details Emerge
• What is a money market account? [Banking]
• San Jose Sharks: Canadians Impress in Front Of Steve Yzerman
• Toronto Raptors’ Bench Dropping Buckets in Bunches-All Studs No Duds
• New York Yankees Add Seven Players to Protect Them from the Rule 5 Draft
• LeBron James, Dwyane Wade, and the NBA’s Top 2010 Free Agents: Stay or Go?
• Extinguish The Flames: Is It Time To Rebuild In Calgary?
• Teamwork, Josh Smith’s Cluth Play Boost Atlanta Hawks to NBA’s Best Record
• The Rock Back With WWE, Hulkamania Tour Update
• UFC 106 Punch Drunk Predictions
• Flash Forward: Why Matt Kemp Will Be the NL MVP in 2010
• Reggie Bush Ruled Out For Week 11: Fantasy Impact
• Uphill Battle: Fresno State Faces Life Without Ryan Mathews
• Fantasy Football Week 11 Wide Receiver Rankings
• Seesmic Brings Better Twittering To Android
• Leafs Yearn For Ballard’s Return: European Experiment A Bust In Toronto?
• The One About the Guy Who Married a Video Game [Wtf]
• The Evolution of the Greatest Mane in Sports: The Story of Tim Lincecum
• Chien-Ming Wang Would Like To Pitch for Dodgers If He Can’t Return to Yankees
• Roush Fenway Hoping To End Season The Way It Started: With a Victory
• Five Guys Playing on Saturdays Who Could Help the Green Bay Packers On Sundays
• Still a Mystery: Why Won’t Kansas City Chiefs Start Derrick Johnson?
• Brady Quinn is Too Muscular To Play QB in the NFL
• Skype CEO Outlines Platform Ambitions, Hiring Plans
• After a Trying Week, Saboteur Goes Gold [Pandemic]
• Dirk Nowitzki Is Your MVP Front-Runner
• Patriots-Jets: Keys to the Game
• Nate Robinson Shoots at Wrong Basket, Mike D’Antoni Blows a Gasket
• A Sure Bet: Leafs Should Have Taken a Gamble on Andrew Ebbett
• Chargers: Norv Turner Has Been a Better Than Average Coach in San Diego
• All-Day eBay Search Outage Frustrates Shoppers, Angers Sellers [EBay]
• Three-Headed Monster at Point Guard Leaves Tough Decision for George Karl
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• Got friends? Now you can thank Facebook
• Boxing: Mikkel Kessler, Andre Ward Make Weight and Are Ready For Battle
• China and Japan: Feng Zhenghu at Narita airport
• Roy Halladay Is Not the Antidote to Halting the New York Yankees’ Title Defense
• Dolph Ziggler Continues to Lose When it Counts: My Latest Gripe
• Which Apps Do You Think Are Missing On Chrome OS?
• Come To Think Of It: Notre Dame’s Charlie Weis Will Be Fired
• Dell’s profit, stock drop on weak quarterly report (AP)
• Get Set To Impress With Buzzword Baby
• 200 Web sites spread al-Qaida’s message in English (AP)
• NY Testing Emergency Broadcasts Over Gaming Networks [Government]
• Browse Your Phone From Your PC Browser
• Silent Hill Movie Sequel Needs To Be “More Accessible” [Movies]
• Bioshock 2 coming in a special edition
• Sony hopes online service will build brand loyalty (AP)
• Google’s New OS Runs On Metal Gear [Humor]
• 3 Next-Gen Applications for Smart Grid 2.0
• Taiwan: Movie used to mend Taiwan-Japan relations
• China and U.S.A: IPR Theft
• A Night to Remember
• China and U.S.A: Obama’s letter to Southern Weekend
• Xbox Live Bannings Summon Class Action Lawsuit
• Indonesia: Youth, Art, and Nationalism
• Malaysia: Democracy and governance
• Vietnam: Taxi fare refund
• Sprint airs a new Now Network Commercial with the HTC Hero in it [Video]
• Google to Test New, More Colorful (and Permanent) Sidebar
• The man behind the netbook craze
• Puerto Rico: Hate Crime Against Gay Teenager Causes Outrage
• Stardock: Steam Has 70% Of PC Download Market [PC]
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• Featured Author: Filip Stojanovski
• India: Sachin Is Like A God
• Bangladesh: Romanian Song In Bangla Tune
• A Dramatic Call for Tim Geithner’s Resignation, Dramatized
• How the economy is killing the Obama agenda
• Executive Compensation for the 2009-2010 Season
• Review: Nyko Charge Base IC plus giveaway
• GameStop Black Friday ad
• Phandroid Clock Widget On Android Market
• eBay Completes Skype Sale
• Colbert Protects His Assets from the Senate’s Healthcare Bill
• Someone working on Google Chrome OS must be a big Metal Gear fan!
• USB-powered Alien figure with illuminated tongue
• Does Semitool CEO have to say goodbye to planes for deal to happen?
• Jon Stewart Is Not Thankful for the Congressional Recess
• Calculated innovation: Is there a post-recession payoff?
• Mac ads haunt Steve Ballmer
• Anthony Dixon Relishing Final Days As a Mississippi State Bulldog
• Kenya: Inventor of the World Wide Web lands in Kenya
• VIDEO: Samsung Flight (AT&T) – Review
• Bengals-Raiders Preview: Cincy Looks to End Recent Struggles in Oakland
• For your holiday consideration: A little truck that poops dominoes
• Beyond the netbook
• Wooing the next wave of software innovators
• Senate Dems moving ahead on crucial health vote (AP)
• G.M.’s checkered history of innovation
• Waste Less, Earn More
• For innovation, corporate culture matters more than location
• Investing in innovation in hard times
• Rave reviews for steering wheel table!
• Innovation in emerging economies
• EVE Joins ARM Solution Center for Android
• Sustainability – “a proxy for management quality”
• Future innovators? U.S. teens could use mentors
• B&N Nook sells out, too late for holiday orders (AP)
• Infiniti Gets All-Electric Vehicle to Fit its Range
• Hyundai to Launch New Engine with the 2011 Sonata
• New Opel CEO Promises to Act Fast
• Sauber/Qadbak Deal in Doubt
• Mercedes Promises Surprising Lineup for 2010
• GM Says Volt Production Starts in Fall, 2010
• Russia: Blogging the Winter in Yakutia
• The Mortal Kombat That Should Have Been
• Al Gore pushes for ‘The Smart Grid’
• GameStop’s Black Friday Deals Look Solid, Slightly Used
• White House: Ben Rhodes on the Ride Home
• Hackintoshers, rejoice: Atom support returns to 10.6.2
• EBay sells Skype for $2 billion
• Starcraft II Story Mode on video; it looks fantastic
• Google Chrome OS Q&A: What We Know and Don’t Know
• LEGO Indiana Jones 2: The Adventure Continues Review
• Brazil: Do banks have metal or melanin detector doors?
• Chegg.com Raises $57 Million in Venture Capital
• Dell profit plummets 54 pct; report pulls shares down
• New iPhone App Lets You Sign Your Documents
• Signing off from South Korea
• Does the New Senate Health Care Bill Get the Job Done?, Pt 2
• Dell profit sees 54 pct fall amid PC slump
• California approves new regulation to cut TV energy consumption in half by 2012
• Mr. Nine Eleven Decides Not to Nine Eleven in Nine Eleven.
• Should Microsoft be scared of Google ChromeOS? Probably
• Windows Home Server Power Pack 3 officially coming out Today
• DeFazio On the calls for Timothy Geithner’s resignation
• Google to release Chrome OS during 2010 holidays
• Anything but 0.01%!
• Yahoo Search Displaying Tweets for News Results
• Nintendo to Launch North American Wii on-demand video service
• Banks to Bombared Consumers with Opt-in Messages
• How to slow down foreclosures
• Return To Ostagar With New Dragon Age DLC
• Aptera Electric 2e on Hold Amidist Layoffs
• Champions Online Nemesis Confrontation
• Google’s own gPhone By LG – Early 2010?
• Reality Check on the Recovery Act
• Colbert and The Daily Show Capitalize on Sarah Palin
• Widspread US air travel delays linked to FAA glitch
• AOL offers buyouts to 2,500 employees, a third of its work force
• Disturbing Images Blogged on alleged Timor Assassin Major Reinado
• iPhone Cases and Threadless Shirts
• ‘Prisjakt’ing On Sony Ericsson Xperia X10
• Australia tests Tough but Humane Approach to Assylum Seekers
• AOL to layoff a third of staff
• Women-centric collection of sites is shaking up the web
• Fire ‘em all!
• The Prescription for Revolutionary Healthcare Delivery Reform*
• Electronic Medical Records To Coordinate Care In Kansas Pilot Program
• ClearMomentum Raises Series A Funding
• SocialMedia Networks Bought By Adknowledge
• Sony Ericsson Xperia X10: Hands On, High Price, Nexus WebSDK
• Japan to get LTE next-generation mobile services in 2010
• Samsung Behold 2 Available But With Heavy Sticker Price
• Japan To See Sharp Android Phone Early 2010
• Apple’s New Tablet Rumored to be Delayed
• Deep Discounts May Drive BDC Consolidation
• Deutsche Telekom Wins Freenet’s Strato Unit
• Chinese ZTE Android Phone For America Likely In 2010
• Ron Paul and Jim DeMint: Americans Deserve a Transparent Fed
• Critical Vote on Audit the Fed Today!
• 2 sites selling Beatles songs to remain shut down (AP)
• Calif. requires TVs to be more energy-efficient (AP)
• Daily Crunch: Runaway Cannonball Edition
• Does the New Senate Health Care Bill Get the Job Done?, Pt 1
• Featured Author: Elena Ignatova
• Guatemala: The Illustrations of Roberto Galvez
• Report: Blackstone Eye’s Citi’s Auto Finance Unit
• WSJ: Vestar Selling Bird’s Eye to Blackstone’s Pinnacle
• RockYou Raises $50 Million
• CapitalSource Selling Healthcare Lease Portfolio
• Fed Guidelines Seen on Bank Investments
• UK: Millions of customer records sold (AP)
• AP Sources: MySpace in talks to buy imeem (AP)
• The US and China: Towards a Clean Energy Economy
• Braemar Energy Ventures Promotes Jiong Ma
• Fred Hassan Joins Warburg Pincus
• Intel Capital Backs Joyent
• Voting for Department of Education Video Contest Begins
• South Korean regulator approves iPhone (AP)
• IBM takes a (feline) step toward thinking machines (AP)
• Reality Check: Beware What “Critics Say” on Reform and Mammograms
• LG Household Shares Hit Record on M&A Talk
• Canada’s Cosmos Capital Raises Bid for Cossette
• Fortinet IPO Prices Above Range
• Active Storage Raises Series A
• Susan Harrison Joins AIM LLC
• Facebook Puts Privacy Policy in Users’ Hands
• Google Earth Users Get a Way to Build Architecture
• Yahoo and Microsoft May Be Close to Signing
• Yahoo Go To Get The Boot
• Cyberwarfare Becoming A Reality
• ‘Uncharted 2′ leads Video Game Award nominations (AP)
• Sony Ericsson closing NC site among global cuts (AP)
• ‘Uncharted 2′ leads Video Game Award nominations (AP)
• Sony Ericsson closes NC, other sites as HQ moves (AP)
• Calif. requires TVs to be more energy efficient (AP)
• Review: $100 Palm Pixi is stylish but sluggish (AP)
• Nintendo’s Mario endures even as games come and go (AP)
• Apple (AAPL) hits $208, bounces back
• AMD still doesn’t trust Intel
• Smart phones. Smart networks. Smart packages?
• The great Belgian iPhone robbery
• Where social media’s "It Boy" cut his teeth
• Inside Beijing’s iPhone black market
• Verizon to AT&T: ‘The truth hurts’
• The iPhone is headed to Seoul
• Still afraid of the "S" word?
• David Pogue channels Britney Spears
• Virginia resident pleads guilty to bribing Panamanian officials
• New Jersey is sentenced on sex tourism, child pornography charges
• Biometrics to be used to enhance identification and removal of criminal aliens in Michigan
• CatPaint for iPhone Single-Pawedly Justifies the Existence of the App Store
• Feds to share Yakuza seized assets with the Nevada Gaming Control Board
• Calif. requires TVs to be more energy-efficient (AP)
• What’s Not to Like About Twitter’s New Retweet Feature?
• iPhone helps engineers deploy submarines and subsea rovers
• One Equity, Nokia Bid On Some Nortel Assets
• John Thain Mulls Move to Private Equity
• Fortinet Shares Soar on First Day of Trading
• "So Many ‘Firsts’ and ‘Onlys’": The First Lady Honors Military Women
• Review: ContourHD wearable 1080p camcorder
• IBUYPOWER announces Chimera 2 to celebrate 10 years of bling
• Intel vs. AMD: the battle will continue as AMD pays down debt
• OCZ Colossus finally hits retailers
• Last Minute New York Meet-Up: A bit of Holiday Cheer with Cali Lewis and CrunchGear
• Protecting the environment by giving it an economic value?
• Loaner Tesla used by excited game designers to get sweet road noises
• Viewsonic joins the HTPC fray
• According to “Well-Sourced Rumors”, the GPhone is Coming Next Year, But Maybe as a Data Only Device
• Redneck rampage; a truck with a jet engine
• Gaza: Twitter Reports Say Israel Bombing Rafah & Khan Yunis
• Polaris Leads $50 Million Round for Focus Financial
• Altira Group Promotes Pair
• Millennial Media Raises $16 Million
• Pharos Capital Buys Rush Tracking Systems
• Glyde Raises $6 Million from CRV
• Select Comfort Amends Credit Agreement
• PAI Mulls 2010 IPO for Chr.Hansen
• Vonage to settle investigation involving 32 states (AP)
• Comcast’s NBC talks cap its decades-long rise (AP)
• Microsoft co-founder Allen treated for lymphoma (AP)
• Microsoft co-founder Allen treated for lymphoma (AP)
• YouTube tries to help media find more free video (AP)
• Susan Bihler Joins Catalyst Investors
• Vietnam Internet users fear Facebook blackout (AP)
• Arborview Capital Backs Lighting Retrofit
• Entellus Medical Raises $30 Million
• Chelsio Communications Raises $17 Million
• Qunar.com Raises $15 Million
• Bigfoot Networks Raises
• T-Mobile resumes sale of Sidekicks after data loss (AP)
• Odyssey Buys Safway Group from ThyssenKrupp
• Report: MySpace In Talks To buy Imeem
• How to turn an old PC into a media centre
• The Search Market Created Microsoft’s Worst Enemy
• Apple to launch Verizon iPhone in Q3 2010
• HP’s 3Com takeover marks a shot at Cisco (AP)
• Verizon Droid Eris: Officially launching on Friday for $99
• Bill could kill ISP safe harbor in cases of financial fraud
• Microsoft sacks staff ahead of schedule
• Google launches Dashboard privacy controls
• Google Dashboard to help control of data
• 12 common Windows 7 problems solved
• Five Classic Apple Marketing Tactics That Lock You In
• Windows 7 vulnerable to 8 out of 10 viruses
• Brit blog names iPhone ‘world’s worst’
• MPAA Wants Congress to ‘Encourage’ 3 Strikes, Filtering
• Clicker.com aims to become Internet’s TV guide (AP)
• Intel to pay AMD $1.25B in legal settlment (AP)
• Intel to pay AMD $1.25B in legal settlement (AP)
• Intel settles AMD claims but isn’t off the hook (AP)
• Dell smart phone to debut in China, Brazil (AP)
• Opry, MySpace team up for Underwood performance (AP)
• Swiss privacy watchdog to sue Google Street View (AP)
• Swiss privacy watchdog to sue Google Street View (AP)
• Google, book publishers to reveal new settlement (AP)
• Google digital book ambitions hinge on settlement (AP)
• Google makes concessions on digital book deal (AP)
• Caisse de depot Unveils Refinancing Plan
• HP Still Looking for Deals After 3Com
• Arrowsight Raises $6.75 Million
• Zenph Sound Raises $10.7 Million
• James Rhee Joins GB Merchant Partners
• Blackstone Group Prez Sells 8.5% of Family’s Holdings
• Opposition: Iran rulers more brutal than shah (AP)
• MGM Exploring Sale of the Company
• Bain Agrees To Buy Bellsystem24
• Champ PE Sells United Malt for $655 Million
• Twitter to scrap controversial suggested user list (AP)
• Broadcast pioneer NBC prepares for cable takeover (AP)
• Simmons Files for Chapter 11
• Film, game industry converge
• Nintendo cuts forecast as Wii loses sparkle
• Multilingual web address system approved
• Preventing bone loss, reducing risk
• 3 Cool Things About the World War II Museum’s New Movie
• Quebec doctors’ group endorses euthanasia
• Cocoa Krispies won’t save you from H1N1
• Breakthrough in search for alternative to antibiotics
• Flu pandemic is ‘not slowing down’
• DXA scans still gold standard
• Primary care breakdown
• Lack of 48-hour week outside control of HSE
• HSE urges no sins of ‘omission’
• The energy of anger
• AAFP Offers Guidance on FDA Tobacco Regulation
• Web-based e-mail features come to desktop software (AP)
• Microsoft brings more Web data to Bing results (AP)
• Review: New BlackBerry Storm improves on original (AP)
• Evolution of pandemic H1N1 2009 in animals
• Flamel Technologies Announces Licensing Agreement with Pfizer
• Genmab Reorganizes To Build Sustainable Business
• Alnylam and Roche Advance RNAi Therapeutic Collaboration Phase of Landmark 2007 Alliance
• Hewlett Packard to buy 3Com for $2.7B (AP)
• CONCERTA¼ in the Classroom: New Data on Attention in Children With ADH
• Call for Applications: The Amgen Award for Science Teaching Excellence
• Transgene: First Patient enrolled in Phase I Trial of TG4023 for
• Shire Extends Agreement with Medidata Solutions for Trial Planning Products
• FDA Grants Priority Review for Shire’s velaglucerase alfa for Type 1 Gaucher Disease
• Council begins search for CEO
• Hewlett-Packard buys 3Com for $2.7B; ups guidance (AP)
• Activists, doctors call for moratorium on hospital cuts
• Harper phones premiers to discuss swine flu, economy
• Donor programme need for cystic fibrosis
• ‘Third world’ waits two years after Task Force
• GMC resumes inquiry into Dr Wakefield
• North/South prices vary by 160 per cent
• FTP inquiry resumes into Cork GP’s prescribing
• New Data Shows Kidney Disease Rising Due to Rampant Rates of Diabetes
• Hewlett-Packard buys 3Com for $2.7B; ups guidance (AP)
• New Report Sounds ‘Call to Revolutionize Chronic Pain Care’
• Adult Vaccines: Raising Awareness, Improving Access (new ACSH reports)
• AMA Delegates Adopt Comprehensive Measure Supporting Health Care Reform
• FPM’s EHR User Satisfaction Survey Can Help
• Bankrupt Spam King Is Ordered to Pay Facebook $711 Million
• Microsoft pulls Windows 7 download tool
• Dentists Organize A Cash-For-Candy Program on Halloween
• Google ordered to pay 500,000 dlrs to F1 racer Barrichello
• Hollywood’s antipiracy charm offensive has FCC in crosshairs
• Swine flu vaccine off to a disorganised start
• Firefox and Chrome updates spike stability bugs
• Is Facebook a Paradise for Scammers?
• Another Google Heir Is Born
• AOL Brings On A New Finance Team
• FDA Issues 2009 FDA Food Code
• ASCO Releases Annual Progress Report On Top Cancer Research Advances
• Canadian Lung Association Pays Tribute To Dr. Peter Macleod
• Red Cross Making Preparations As Tropical Storm Ida Heads Toward Gulf Coast
• Researchers Discover Immune Cells That Prevent Asthma In Mice
• Private schools say their kids get flu-shot ‘priority’
• Patients With More Difficult To Treat Forms Of Hepatitis C Are Half As Likely To Treat The Disease
• Cytokinetics Announces Advancement Of CK-2017357 In Phase I Clinical Trials
• Flu shots for Taliban suspects spark fury
• Domestic H1N1 shots shipped prior to approval
• Neutrogena Launches Online Holiday Shopping Destination
• Teva Receives Final Approval For Generic
• Phadia Introduces New Food Allergy Diagnostic Tools To Meet The Needs Of Allergists
• Chelation Therapy Drug Found Safe And Beneficial For Children With Autism
• Custom Spine Receives 510k Clearance Of Regent ACP
• Sunesis’ Voreloxin Receives FDA Orphan Drug Designation For Acute Myeloid Leukemia
• Small Increases In Phosphorus Mean Higher Risk Of Heart Disease
• Polycystins: Proteins That Regulate The Cellular Barometer
• ‘Clever Cleaning’ The Way To Beat Hospital Superbugs, UK
• Pressure On To Tackle Stress As Business Loses Out, UK
• Researchers Explore New Ways To Prevent Spinal Cord Damage Using A Vitamin B3 Precursor
• Safe Schools/Healthy Students Initiative Can Reduce Violence And Promote Safer Schools
• Study Suggests Dentists Can Identify Patients At Risk For Fatal Cardiovascular Event
• UK Puts Mental Health Of Refugees And Asylum Seekers At Risk
• Mental Health America Praises House Health Reform Bill
• Companies show ‘disturbing’ lack of pandemic readiness
• Test times the biological clock
• Flu shots for Leafs, Raptors spark fury
• Video Game Set To Out-Sell Any Movie
• Video Game First: Call Of Duty Gets Premiere
• News Corp Sites May Be Removed From Google
• Firefox At Five: ‘Web Freedom May Not Last’
• Superstore Fills The Power Of Electric Cars
• Telus, Bell kick off iWar with Rogers
• Canadian researchers to study H1N1 in HIV patients
• Latest Call of Duty a blood-soaked blockbuster
• Secret talks threaten copyright policy
• Rejuvenate your gadgets with a day at the spa Image By Robert Cribb
• FDA-Approved Drugs Eliminate, Prevent Cervical Cancer In Mice
• Jared Kushner Tried to Poach Sorkin For ‘Observer’
• How This Web Site Uses MongoDB
• Google Android Is Already Getting Confusing
• Russia: 6,5 percent of all Web sites are Russian
• Clock-sheet lets you tell the time without opening your eyes
• Modern Warfare 2 Could Have Had Aliens, Zombies [Mw2]
• US drones protecting ships from Somali pirates
• Myanmar, North Korea feature at ASEAN summit
• Unique Human Microbe Communities Have Wide Implications For Human Health
• Punjab & Sind Bank posts 36.3% rise in first half profit
• DIIs net sellers of Rs 171 cr in cash mkt today
• Bharati Shipyard expects Sebi nod for open offer soon
• Idea Cellular Q2 net profit at Rs 220 crore
• S&P assigns ‘BBB’ to Wipro on better financial health
• Memory Lapses In Our Immune System Revealed
• New Certified Membership Standards Introduced For Geriatric Care Management Profession
• What Celebrity Names Can Reveal About The Onset Of Alzheimer’s Disease
• Geisinger Program To Help Rural Veterans Takes Shape
• Kicking The Smoking Habit Improves Surgical Outcomes
• Canada can’t afford to answer Afghan plea for H1N1 shot
• Hospital VIPs get H1N1 vaccine with no regrets
• Kidney Function Decline Increases Risk Of Heart Failure And Premature Death
• Human Health To Benefit From The Unveling Of The Genome Sequence For The Domestic Horse
• Excessive Antibiotic Prescription Caused By Perceived Parent-Pressure
• A Case For Virtual Game Development – Need For Speed: Shift
• StarCraft II Beta in 2010
• Biggest Disappointments of 2009
• The 10 Worst Atari 2600 Arcade Game Ports
• SAVI Breast Cancer Radiation Therapy Is A ‘Unique Solution,’ Study Finds
• ERYtech Pharma Starts Its Pivotal Clinical Trial For GRASPA(R) In Acute Lymphoblastic Leukaemia
• New Support Showing Immunoglobulin Supplementation Enhances Immune System
• HHS Orders Intravenous Antiviral Flu Medication To Help Patients Hospitalized With 2009 H1N1
• Bothell medical device maker part of $356 million buyout
• Microsoft’s new Exchange faces up to the global economic ‘reset’
• MOD Systems to test digital media kiosks at Blockbuster
• U.S. spends most, but health quality lags
• Ignition Capital invests in San Diego maker of oral flu vaccine
• Clearwire shares jump on news of $1.5B investment
• Obesity causes 100,000 US cancer cases, group says
• Activision Confirms Call of Duty 2010
• The 10 Biggest Videogame Explosions

• Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 video game review
• EA Guts Workforce After Big Playfish Buyout
• Study Examines Quality And Duration Of Primary Care Visits
• Radiotherapy and Hormonal Therapy Effective for Men with Prostate Cancer Failing Surgery
• New Study Challenges Established Ideas About Long And Short Term Memory
• Fewer Emergency Patients Seen Within Recommended Time Frame
• Plavix works in men and women, with differences
• CBS Stops Paying Accused Letterman Extortionist
• Motorola Sells 100,000 Droids In Opening Weekend
• Shazam Limiting Free iPhone App To 5 Songs Per Month
• Google Boasts the Droid’s YouTube Features
• Norwegian ISP Doesn’t Have to Cut Off Access to the Pirate Bay
• Discussing Adverse Events With Patients Improves How They Rate Their Hospital Care
• Women With Asthma Feel Worse
• Chance Of Pregnancy Doubled By 3 IVF Attempts
• Canada’s nursing sisters brought care to wounded soldiers
• Missed Guarantees Cost MySpace $100 Million in Google Money
• Manage All Your Privacy Settings with the New Google Dashboard
• Twitter Tests Tweet Update Notifications
• Google News Introduces Advanced Custom Sections
• Digg Tests Trends Feature to Bring Up Stories Faster
• Replacing Amalgam In Fillings
• Enhancing Drug Delivery In Gut Using Nano Bubble Gum
• Ideal Nanoparticle Cancer Therapies Surf The Bloodstream
• Silver (And Copper) Antimicrobial Bullets To Kill Bacteria
• NSAIDs Prevent Early Sign Of Alzheimer Disease In Mice
• Schools shun Kindle, saying blind can’t use it (AP)
• Straw Might be the Building Material of the Future
• Video Professor: We’re Not A Scam!
• Romancing the Pandas: China Dispatches Expert to Taipei Zoo
• Google Buys VOIP Startup Gizmo5
• Cold Ocean Water to be Turned Into A/C
• Population Movement Can Be Critical Factor In Dengue’s Spread
• Indiana University School Of Medicine Receives National Women In Medicine Leadership Award
• Molecular Targets And Cancer Therapeutics International Conference
• New Study Measures Hookah Use Among Florida Teens
• Kyoto Climate Treaty’s Greenhouse ‘Success’
• Markets end flat as heavyweights dissapoint
• Govt bans import of CDMA mobile without unique nos
• UN to inspect atomic plant as Iran delays nod on deal
• Govt steps to bring down pendency of court cases by 2011
• India-Benin ink key pact to boost bilateral ties
• The Role Of Parental Control In Western And East Asian Countries
• The STOP ALD Foundation Applauds Gene Therapy Success In Severe Brain Disorder
• Low-Cost Sequencing Of 3 Human Genomes
• Neural Stem Cells In Mice Affected By Gene Associated With Longevity
• How Plants And Bacteria ‘Talk’ To Thwart Disease
• New Key To The Puzzle Of Hormone Therapy And Breast Cancer Uncovered By Scientists
• Cambridge’s MRC selects Thermo mass spectrometers
• Apple releases Security Update 2009-006 for Leopard
• 6 Ways To Set Up Dual Monitors To Be More Productive
• Brain Training Unotan
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• FCC officially opens proceeding on Comcast’s P2P throttling
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• Webcast Alert: Trinity Industries, Inc. Announces Third Quarter 2009 Results Conference Call
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• Fall in China’s foreign trade to be lower than 20%
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• Stocks set for modest gains
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• TVS to export 3 wheelers to African, Latin American
• Standard Chartered Bank, DHL launch Doorstep Trade Service
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• In Joint Pledge, Utilities Ramp Up Efforts to Make Electricity a Crucial Transportation Fuel
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• Allegiant Travel Company Reports Third Quarter 2009 Financial Results
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• Play magazine reveals Metroid Prime 3: Corruption details
• Sony Promotes Bravia TV By Smashing a PS3 Into It
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• Air Quality Sciences Announces Material Emissions Verification Test for FEMA Manufactured Home Suppliers
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• ‘The worst is past’ as Fiat ekes out a 3Q profit
• Sony announces new PS3 motion controller
• Genesee & Wyoming Announces Q3 2009 Financial Release Conference Call and Webcast
• Bristow Group Announces Fiscal 2010 Second Quarter Earnings Release and Conference Call Schedule
• American Family Insurance and MTV Team Up to Put a Teen Driver’s Skills to the Test in a New Short-Form Series
• TAT Technologies Announcing the Entry Into a New Manufacturing and Repair License Agreement With a Principle Supplier
• Royal Caribbean to Hold Conference Call on Third Quarter Earnings
• Twitter becomes mutual friend of Google, Microsoft (AP)
• Elkhart turns its eye from RVs to electric vehicles
• ARM Cortex-A5 brings multi-core to budget devices
• Among Thieves, New Super Mario Bros. Wii, Bit.Trip Void
• Intel quietly adds 3.2GHz Core i7 desktop chip
• HP unveils $300 multi-touch LCD
• Webcast Alert: BorgWarner Inc. Announces Third Quarter 2009 Earnings Webcast
• Adventures by Disney, HarperCollins Announce ‘The Search for Flat Stanley’s Next BIG Adventure’
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• What A Concept: Docs Trained in Genetic Testing
• Yongye International Raises 2009 Guidance
• Rubicon Continues to Expand F2 Gold Zone, Red Lake, Ontario
• Johnson Controls Receives 2008 Parts Vendor of the Year From Advance Auto Parts
• Webcast Alert: Southwestern Energy Company Invites you to join its Third Quarter 2009 Earnings Conference Call on the Web
• Quantum Announces Advanced High Performance All-Wheel Drive Diesel Hybrid Electric Drive System
• Crystals at CityCenter Achieves LEED(R) Gold Certification
• Nucor Reports Results for Third Quarter and First Nine Months of 2009
• Southern Company to Acquire 600 Megawatt Power Plant
• Technipower Previews Patented Electric Transaxle(TM) Technology
• Trina Solar Announces Conference Call to Discuss Third Quarter 2009 Results
• Gulf Resources Announces NASDAQ Trading Start
• Bord Gais Networks Selects ClickSoftware to Drive Business Strategy
• Trina Solar Announces New Sales Agreement with PROINSO
• Kodiak Oil & Gas Corp. Announces Two More Successful Bakken Completions;
• CONSOL Energy Reports Net Income of $87.4 Million
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• Apache, KUFPEC to Join Chevron’s Wheatstone LNG Project in Australia
• WESCO International, Inc. Reports Third Quarter 2009 Results
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• GE profit down 44 percent, CEO stands by dividend
• AOL Cranks Up Content Creation as It Readies for Spinoff
• PayPal to Open Up Platform to Developers in Two Weeks
• Amazon Posts Stellar Results for the Third Quarter
• Hulu Subscriptions May Come as Soon as 2010
• Scientists Seek Origins of Obesity in the Womb
• Glacial Melting May Release Pollutants in the Environment
• Panel Says Planned NASA Rocket Won’t Do the Job
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• Ancient Lemurs Take Bite Out of Evolutionary Tree
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• Call of Duty 4 ‘Bog Rescue’ Gameplay Video
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• CMS Announces Policy And Payment Updates For Medicare Home Health
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• Researchers Assessing Health Impacts Of One Of The Nation’s Largest Environmental Disasters
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• ANA Calls Shortage Of N-95 Respirators To Protect Against H1N1 Unacceptable
• JPK announces symposia developments
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• NHS Institute Launches Focus On: Musculoskeletal Interface Services
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• Statement By Secretary Kathleen G. Sebelius On The Repeal Of The HIV Entry Ban
• Innovative Rural Student Named Medical Student Of The Year 2009
• MedPAC Members Characterize RBRVS System as Subjective, ‘Deeply Flawed’
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• BIO-Europe 2009
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• eHealth deal slammed as ’secret’
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• It’s not your phone, it’s T-Mobile, and they say they’re working on it
• AT&T sues Verizon over 3G ads
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• Intelligent Effects expands with business productivity apps team
• Flu centres see patients, take stress off doctors
• Cocoa Krispies? Flu myths abound
• Ottawa urged to probe H1N1 response
• Pandemic: There’s no plan
• Ottawa’s online medical system avoids Ontario-style fiasco
• Coyle: Political will is the only real remedy
• Links Between City Walkability And Air Pollution Exposure
• New Clinical Guidelines For Egg Freezing In The UK
• Sneezing In Times Of A Flu Pandemic
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• Penn Biologists Say There’s A Speed Limit To The Pace Of Evolution
• Cornell Study: Half Of US Children — And Most Black Children — Will Use Food Stamps
• TCS moves up on strong Q2 performance
• UltraTech gains marginally on Q2 net jump
• Smoking During Pregnancy Boosts Risk Of Behavioural Problems In Kids As Young As Three
• Use Of Aspirin To Ward Off Cardiovascular Disease Should Be Abandoned
• GPs Struggling To Make Eye Contact With Their Patients
• New Data Shows Progress On Obesity As Healthy Towns Help Communities Change4Life, UK
• Microsoft redesigns MSN, adds Twitter, Facebook (AP)
• Southampton Surgeons Offer Brain Surgery Through Nose
• Apple’s partner sells 5,000 iPhones in China debut (AP)
• Out-of-hours public health docs seek pay
• T-Mobile says phone service outage resolved (AP)
• President of Tanzania and the Abbott Fund Dedicate Modern Emergency Medical Department
• New elective site could be Cappagh
• World’s largest malaria vaccine trial now underway in seven African countries
• Johnson & Johnson Announces Restructuring Initiatives for Sustainable Growth
• Etisalat DB inks Rs 750-cr deal with TechMa, Aegis, Conflux
• Markets extends losses
• Gill meets Kalmadi, to talk to Fennell
• Tata Motors ties up with Andhra Bank
• Tanla Solutions enters 5yr agreement with Nokia
• Eating Quickly Is Associated With Overeating
• Postmenopausal Women With Higher Testosterone Levels May Have Increased Health Risks
• CDC Urges Patience As More Swine Flu Shots Arrive
• NY joins the antitrust effort against Intel (AP)
• Google’s 3Q lobbying costs eclipse $1 million (AP)
• Low cholesterol may be sign of undiagnosed cancer
• Severe Swine Flu Can Kill Young, Old Alike
• Deadly Stomach Bug Making Inroads Outside Hospitals
• Improve Support For Prison Staff – Royal College Of Nursing
• Depression May Blur Memory of Aches and Pains
• US H1N1 Swine Flu Vaccine Supply On Track To Hit 10 Million Increase Says CDC Director
• A Professional Approach To Mental Health At Work
• Microsoft lays off 800 more workers worldwide (AP)
• New Infectious Disease Research Presented At CHEST 2009
• Study: Internet use leads to more diverse networks (AP)
• A growing PayPal could soon overshadow parent eBay (AP)
• Study Points To New Uses, Unexpected Side Effects Of Already-existing Drugs
• Estrogen And Stroke Risk
• Tiny Heart Pump Helps Treat The Sickest Patients
• Study Links Folic Acid Supplements To Asthma
• Sorouh records third quarter profit of Dh187m
• Firms to invest in US renewable energy
• Yunnan Baiyao not part of Chen’s buffet
• Auto imports from US under scanner
• CNPC charts big investment plan
• Six Flags Parks Take Part in Thrilling World Record Attempt
• Swine flu national emergency should spur businesses to action
• Examining Globalization – Part I
• Staying Out of a Jam: Air Force Looks at Nanotube Sheets for Electromagnetic Shielding
• Staying Out of a Jam: Air Force Looks at Nanotube Sheets for Electromagnetic Shielding
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• ‘Flash mob’ screams for action on climate
• International Automakers Association Supports Plan for Single National Greenhouse Gas Emissions and Fuel Economy Program
• Honda Motor Co., Ltd. Reports Consolidated Financial Results for the Fiscal Second Quarter Ended September 30, 2009
• Book an Excuse to Not Rake the Leaves Now With AirTran Airways’ New Sale Fares
• ‘New Media’ Effort Fuels Laptops and More for Wounded Troops
• AIX Group and International Excess Program Managers Partner to Offer Preferred Logistics Program
• Frost & Sullivan: Governments’ Support Is Boosting the Geothermal Energy Market in Europe
• Trans-Orient Updates Boar Hill-1 Wildcat and East Coast Basin Exploration Activity
• Albemarle Reports Third Quarter 2009 Results
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• Reportlinker Adds China Low-E Glass Industry Report, 2009
• A Green Cardinal: Cardinal Laboratories Marks ‘Energy Independence Day’ on October 29 by Going Off the Electric Grid to 100% Solar Power
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• DFI Expands Marine Operations to Include Other Mineral Deposits
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• Strong Clean Energy Policies Will Grow Economy and Create 61,000 Jobs in Ohio
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• LG unveils its first Core i7 notebook
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• VCs getting optimistic
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• Forbes Cuts Staff
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