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- Una semana más llega el podcast de Confusión. En este caso el número decimocuarto. ¡Cómo pasa el tiempo y cómo vamos aumentando el número de ediciones! En este programa tengo algunas cosas que... Si deseas ver los artículos completos, visita mi blog en http: |
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- museumpeace writes to tell us the ESA is reporting that they have confirmed the principle behind a new space thruster. Plasma Double Layers, first discovered by Australian researchers Christine Charles and Rod Boswell, may help to develop a new electric engine that gives more thrust than traditional engines while still maintaining efficiency. From the article: "In essence, a plasma double layer is the electrostatic equivalent of a waterfall. Just as water molecules pick up energy as they fall between the two different heights, so electrically charged particles pick up energy as they travel through the layers of different electrical properties. |
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- museumpeace writes to tell us the ESA is reporting that they have confirmed the principle behind a new space thruster. Plasma Double Layers, first discovered by Australian researchers Christine Charles and Rod Boswell, may help to develop a new electric engine that gives more thrust than traditional engines while still maintaining efficiency. From the article: "In essence, a plasma double layer is the electrostatic equivalent of a waterfall. Just as water molecules pick up energy as they fall between the two different heights, so electrically charged particles pick up energy as they travel through the layers of different electrical properties. |
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- UPDATED 5 p.m. Wednesday Boise City Hall was rocked by scandal Wednesday when it was revealed that felony charges have been filed against the former manager of Boise?s Twenty Mile south ?Poop Farm.? |
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- Just if you want to take a look to what you lost ;) 2005 gallery from StarConTrek is here. I’ll take also the chance to suggest you take a look at this. A well written program all based on BASH scripts that’ |
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- The WaPo is reporting: When hundreds of religious activists try to get arrested today to protest cutting programs for the poor, prominent conservatives such as James Dobson, Pat Robertson and Jerry Falwell will not be among them. First off, it has been a while since Dobson et.al. have spoken for the entirety of Christianity, and even then it was only evangelicals. |
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- Price: $17.50; Rating: 4. |
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Moongo.com (Dec 14 2005 21:43 GMT) - Price: $39.80; Rating: 0 |
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- The European Union is accusing Fonterra of being a state backed export monopoly as it retaliates against pressure to improve access to its markets. |
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- In his speech to the WTO plenary session, Trade Negotiations Minister Jim Sutton once again used what is becoming his signature phrase when it comes to Doha: "We must persevere." The full text of his prepared remarks follows. |
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- Figures at the centre of the on-going TVNZ debacle appear intent on dampening some of the controversy developing out of parliamentary hearings. |
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- Auckland-based specialty ISP Natcom says it will roll out a WiMax trial in Auckland beginning next month and is looking for a few business to test the service. |
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- TVNZ board member and former Labour cabinet minister Dame Ann Hercus has resigned after startling allegations in Parliament today by departing chief executive, Ian Fraser. |
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- Vote: Yes! But. Function-rich and stylish, this one is a prisoner in the Telecom content garden |
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- Vote: Get one of these before the dollar drops. Get a couple. You won't regret it. |
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- TVNZ's departing chief executive Ian Fraser has told MPs of a climate of distrust at the helm of the state-owned broadcaster where he had to fend off board interference and was destabilised by board "bitch sessions" and damaging media leaks. |
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- Restaurant Brands announced 3Q sales of $71.8 million for the 12-week quarter ended 5 December 2005, up 2.5 per cent from the $70 million it earned in the same quarter last year. |
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- Tourism Holdings said today that its operation at the Waitomo Glowworm Cave was hit overnight by a major fire. |
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- A sharp drop in vehicle-related retail caused seasonally adjusted total retail sales to drop 0.2 per cent in October 2005, Statistics NZ said today. |
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- Another major ISP has weighed in on the developing furore surrounding a secret letter sent by Telecom to the government, arguing against local loop unbundling (LLU). |
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- New York, NY - Affordable medical benfits. Visit www. deliveringonthepromise. com/40317406 |
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- "Medienkonzepte und Medieninnovation 1950-2000" lautet der Titel einer Tagung, die von Freitag, 16. Dezember, bis Samstag, 17. Dezember, im Artur-Woll-Haus in Siegen durchgeführt wird. |
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- BERGENFIELD, N.J. - Four tenants sought for a day by authorities after their apartment complex was devastated by an explosion and fire were found Wednesday "going about their normal daily routines," according to the borough's mayor. |
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- The seasonal treats are too good to miss. Here's what you need to know to make your own. |
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- Suzuki - Apv Review Suzuki Home Page Suzuki Articles Suzuki Sites Add URL Apv Review Suzuki What a heck are OEM parts?? OEM parts stands for Original Equipment Manufacturer parts which not necessarily mean the OM (Original Manufacturer) actually produced them. You know, many motorcycle and automobile manufacturers don’t manufacture [...] |
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- Mexican shoppers are expected to pump $150 million into Arizona this Christmas season ? $50 million alone in Tucson, predicts a representative with the Metropolitan Tucson Convention & Visitors Bureau. |
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- The sound you don't hear is the real estate bubble not popping. To be more precise, it's not a bubble at all. It's more like a puffy cloud just floating along at cruising altitude. |
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- WASHINGTON ? The Federal Reserve lifted interest rates to the highest level in 4 1/2 years Tuesday but also indicated its 18-month rate-raising campaign was winding down. At least one more increase in borrowing costs seemed in store to keep inflation under control. |
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- DALLAS ? The head of ConocoPhillips Co. on Tuesday said his company's proposed $35.6 billion acquisition of oil and natural-gas producer Burlington Resources Inc. makes sense even if energy prices plunge. |
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- Wall Street made a moderate advance Tuesday as investors welcomed signs that the Federal Reserve may be close to ending its string of interest rate hikes. While the Fed raised interest rates a quarter percentage point to 4.25 percent Tuesday, the market was pleased by a revision to the central bank's economic assessment in which it no longer characterized its rate hikes as accommodative. That change was widely seen as an adjustment in Fed monetary policy. Stocks wandered aimlessly for most of the session as the market weighed lackluster retail sales figures and mixed earnings news. |
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- One type of insurance charges you more when you need it less. |
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- DALLAS ? Exxon Mobil Corp. forecasts global energy demand will rise 50 percent by 2030 and oil will remain the dominant fuel source. |
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- PHILADELPHIA ? Steven Wooke takes a swig from a bottle of Heineken as his left hand rests on a small table, his fingers spread out like a fan of playing cards. |
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- HOUSTON ? Enron Corp. founder Kenneth Lay launched an impassioned plea Tuesday for former employees of the bankrupt energy company to defy a "wave of terror" by federal prosecutors and help him battle criminal charges. |
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- NEW YORK ? Online retailers stepped up discounting ahead of the deadline this week for most free shipping of Christmas gifts with guarantee of standard delivery. But they're not panicking ? overall, the holiday 2005 shopping season is shaping up well. |
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- PHOENIX ? The Securities and Exchange Commission has closed its investigation and recommended no enforcement action be taken on safety claims stun-gun maker Taser International Inc. made about its weapons and on an accounting issue, company officials said Tuesday. |
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- Pryor Sent Letter About Animal Cruelty Case SOUTH BEND, Ind. (AP) - Just a week before his death, Richard Pryor and his wife sent a letter to an Indiana county sheriff expressing outrage about an animal cruelty case. They sent the letter after learning that a St. Joseph County police officer, Curt Seufert, was placed on administrative leave last month while state police investigated whether he killed his girlfriend’s dog. |
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