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Skyrocketing fuel costs could lead to long-term sustainable fisheries if governments redirect fuel subsidies currently given to fishing fleets and use them to invest in re-training for fishers, says University of British Columbia fisheries economist Rashid Sumaila.
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via Firstscience.com @ 22:14 18th Jul
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Researchers Discover The Gene That Can Cause SuicideThe Researchers that discovered a connection of some specific genes with suicide, affirmed that this research can help in development of effective treatments for many mental disorders. The group of researchers led by Michael Poulter of the Robarts Research Institute at the University of Western Ontario in London, Ont. and Hymie Anisman of Carleton's Neuroscience Research Institute at Carleton University in Ottawa, compared the brains of people who committed suicide with the brain of people who died from heart attacks or natural causes. Researchers discovered the proteins that can chemically modify DNA directly. The study showed the presence of high quantity of a particular protein in the brains of people who committed suicide.
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via Topnews.in @ 9:28 4th Aug
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Fuel Cell Today - Informing the fuel cell industry. Fuel Cell Today provides market based intelligence on the fuel cell industry, including surveys, news, images and investment information.
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via Fuel Cell Today @ 11:35 2nd Sep
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Fuel Cell Today - Informing the fuel cell industry. Fuel Cell Today provides market based intelligence on the fuel cell industry, including surveys, news, images and investment information.
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via Fuel Cell Today @ 11:02 19th Aug
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PRNewswire/ -- Horizon Fuel Cell Technologies today launched the fuel cell industry's first direct ethanol product, the Bio Energy Diversity Kit, which uses tiny amounts of alcohol and water as its fuel. The product marks another step in Horizon's commercialization of fuel cells in portable electronics.
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via Houston Chronicle @ 17:34 19th Aug
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PRNewswire/ -- Horizon Fuel Cell Technologies today launched the fuel cell industry's first direct ethanol product, the Bio Energy Diversity Kit, which uses tiny amounts of alcohol and water as its fuel. The product marks another step in Horizon's commercialization of fuel cells in portable electronics.
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via Earthtimes.org @ 17:34 19th Aug
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Leading Internet marketing training provider Market Motive has teamed with Online Market World 2008 to provide in-person training at the event and free, online follow-up training in search marketing, web analytics, and web conversion techniques. All training will be led by top SEO/SEM consultants, authors, and recognized leaders.
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via Street Insider @ 14:00 22nd Jul
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SHANGHAI, China, Aug. 19 /PRNewswire/ -- Horizon Fuel Cell Technologies today launched the fuel cell industry's first direct ethanol product, the Bio Energy Diversity Kit, which uses tiny amounts of alcohol and water as its fuel. The product marks another step in Horizon's commercialization of fuel cells in portable electronics.
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via Forbes.com @ 17:33 19th Aug
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SAN FRANCISCO - Leading Internet marketing training provider Market Motive has teamed with Online Market World 2008 to provide in-person training at the event and free, online follow-up training in search marketing, web analytics, and web conversion techniques. All training will be led by to
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via Earthtimes.org @ 14:00 22nd Jul
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SAN FRANCISCO, BUSINESS WIRE -- Leading Internet marketing training provider Market Motive has teamed with Online Market World 2008 to provide in-person training at the event and free, online follow-up training in search marketing, web analytics, and web conversion techniques. All training will be led by top SEO/SEM consultants, authors, and recognized leaders.
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via Consumer Electronics Net @ 13:58 22nd Jul
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SAN FRANCISCO, Jul 22, 2008 (BUSINESS WIRE) -- Leading Internet marketing training provider Market Motive has teamed with Online Market World 2008 to provide in-person training at the event and free, online follow-up training in search marketing, web analytics, and web conversion techniques. All training will be led by top SEO/SEM consultants, authors, and recognized leaders.
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via MarketWatch @ 13:59 22nd Jul
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SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--July 22, 2008--Leading Internet marketing training provider Market Motive has teamed with Online Market World 2008 to provide in-person training at the event and free, online follow-up training in search marketing, web analytics, and web conversion techniques. All training will be led by top SEO/SEM consultants, authors, and recognized leaders.
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via Macro World Investor @ 14:00 22nd Jul
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HowAudio s New Pro Tools Training Bundle offers 12 Hours of Pro Training in 2 DVDs For One Low Price!
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via Avid @ 21:03 19th Jul
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HowAudio s New Pro Tools Training Bundle offers 12 Hours of Pro Training in 2 DVDs For One Low Price!
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via Digital Media Net @ 10:09 19th Jul
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HowAudio s New Pro Tools Training Bundle offers 12 Hours of Pro Training in 2 DVDs For One Low Price!
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via International Broadcasting Convention @ 10:18 19th Jul
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HowAudio s New Pro Tools Training Bundle offers 12 Hours of Pro Training in 2 DVDs For One Low Price!
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via Broadcast Newsroom @ 10:19 19th Jul
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HowAudio s New Pro Tools Training Bundle offers 12 Hours of Pro Training in 2 DVDs For One Low Price!
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HowAudio s New Pro Tools Training Bundle offers 12 Hours of Pro Training in 2 DVDs For One Low Price!
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via Presentation Master @ 10:20 19th Jul
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Researchers have combined the efforts of two kinds of bacteria to produce hydrogen in a bioreactor, with the product from one providing food for the other. According to an article in the August issue of Microbiology Today, this technology has an added bonus: leftover enzymes can be used to scavenge precious metals from spent automotive catalysts to help make fuel cells that convert hydrogen into energy.
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via PhysOrg.com @ 9:56 17th Jul
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Researchers have combined the efforts of two kinds of bacteria to produce hydrogen in a bioreactor, with the product from one providing food for the other. According to an article in the August issue of Microbiology Today, this technology has an added bonus: leftover enzymes can be used to scavenge precious metals from spent automotive catalysts to help make fuel cells that convert hydrogen into energy.
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via Science Daily @ 5:13 17th Jul
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An anonymous reader writes "A group of researchers from the University of Colorado and University of Washington could face both civil and criminal penalties for a research project (pdf) in which they snooped on users of the Tor anonymous proxy network. Should federal prosecutors take interest in the project, the researchers could also face up to 5 years in jail for violating the Wiretap Act.The researchers neither sought legal review of the project nor ran it past their Institutional Review Board. The Electronic Frontier Foundation, which has written a legal guide for Tor admins, strongly advises against any sort of network monitoring."
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via Slashdot @ 16:09 24th Jul
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The region remains one of the staunchest advocates of fuel cells as an alternative power source. According to the Bureau of Energy at the Taiwan Ministry of Economic Affairs, annual output value of fuel cells on the island is projected to reach $130 million by 2011, and will hit $424 million by 2016. The Bureau also forecasts that Taiwan will claim 5 percent of the worldwide market for fuel cells by 2020, with output value to reach nearly $3.26 billion.
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via Fuel Cell Today @ 18:10 1st Sep
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Biofuels are portable energy sources that are compatible with the infrastructure in place for petroleum-based transportation, so they are appealing alternatives to fossil fuels. In terms of large scale production and contribution of greenhouse gases, fuels from cellulosic biomass like grasses and wood residues are superior to sugar—or starch-based alternatives. To convert cellulosic biomass into fuel, however, the raw material must be broken down into the component sugars, which are then converted into biofuels by fermentation. Since the need for biofuels has only become apparent recently, this conversion process isn't optimized. A paper that will appear in Nature today argues that understanding the genomes of the organisms involved will allow scientists to engineer both better plant feedstocks and superior fuel-producing microorganisms
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via ArsTechnica @ 16:48 13th Aug
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A recently discovered patent of Canon’s shows that the company is looking towards developing fuel cell technologies for its Digital SLR cameras. The patent is a bit long winded, as are most, but it appears that there would be a main compartment on such a DSLR that would contain the hydrogen fuel and it would feed this fuel to other parts of the camera. Independent power generation would then take place in parts like the lens attachment, the flash, and the main camera body, although a unified power monitoring system would be in place to increase power efficiency.
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via Tom's Hardware UK @ 12:27 13th Aug
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Kotaku writes: "The only thing better than original master recordings in a rhythm game is having the original artists go back and do the whole thing over again, and Guitar Hero: World Tour is boasting three separate re-recordings on its set list when the game hits store shelves. In addition to The Sex Pistols' "Pretty Vacant" and Motorhead's "Overkill", MC5 guitarist Wayne Kramer has recruited a little help and hit the studio to re-record the classic "Kick Out the Jams". The new recording uses the original vocals from singer Rob Tyner from 1968, with Kramer, Alice in Chains (the press release says Alice "and" Chains) guitarist Jerry Cantrell and former Guns 'N' Roses guitarist Gilby Clarke."
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via NG4.com @ 20:21 3rd Sep
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