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San Francisco - Amid the kind of hype possible only for a new Apple product, the latest Apple iPhone is hitting stores Friday with reviews that say the iconic communications device mostly meets its high expectations. Stores in some 20 countries were opening their doors at 8am local time on July 11 to customers eager for the device. Lines were reported in Australia, New Zealand, Japan and across cities in the US. The lines are expected to move slowly as carriers perform credit checks and unlock phones on site in a process that Apple hopes will only take 15 minutes per customer.
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via Earthtimes.org @ 17:13 10th Jul
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Apple, Inc. launched the iPhone 3G amid reports of long lines and activation problems that AT&T said were caused by the iTunes 7.7 configuration software. An analyst reported some stores ran out of iPhones, and he also observed business people, traditionally late adopters, standing in lines for Apple's iPhone 3G on launch day.
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via Sci-Tech Today @ 0:27 12th Jul
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Sri Lankan cricketers, who registered their first Asia Cup win overseas after beating India in the final in Lahore Sunday, returned home Wednesday morning, amid reports of row between the players and the Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) over the players' contract.
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via NetIndia123.com @ 8:15 10th Jul
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TOKYO - The new iPhone went on sale at a Tokyo store Friday, making its debut in Japan, amid swirling smoke after a 30-second countdown chanted by hundreds of people lined up, some for days, snaking around the block.
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via Canadian Business Magazine @ 22:17 10th Jul
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Freight forward agreements (FFAs) on crude tankers for the coming year have gained upward momentum as swaps sellers aim to sustain tanker earnings amid rising costs for bunker fuel and players extrapolate the unprecedented strength of spot freight rates into the future, industry sources said.
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via Platts @ 12:44 2nd Jul
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LONDON - Zimbabwe's future as a cricketing nation will be decided next week by the International Cricket Council amid the country's ongoing political turmoil.
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via SLAM! Sports @ 22:13 24th Jun
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The success of Mamma Mia!, a rise in cosmetics sales and a flowering of the arts are just a few of the upsides of a downturn
in Arts & Culture
via The Times @ 23:04 19th Jul
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Microsoft is stepping up efforts to snare illegal traders after research suggested the economic downturn could spark an increase in software piracy.
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via Computing.co.uk @ 7:21 19th Jul
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Jul. 9--Making their way deep into the wilderness along a narrow dirt road Tuesday, Kelly Sorenson and Joe Burnett of the Ventana Wildlife Society didn't know what they would find.
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via Red Orbit @ 7:31 10th Jul
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Summer library club activities for children, teenagers and adults continue through July at all Kanawha County branches.
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via Red Orbit @ 21:56 2nd Jul
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A pair of astronauts on Tuesday completed the first of three scheduled spacewalks on a mission by U.S. shuttle Discovery to install a huge Japanese research lab at the International Space Station.
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via Muzi @ 15:05 5th Jun
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HOUSTON, June 3 (Reuters) - A pair of astronauts on Tuesday completed the first of three scheduled spacewalks on a mission by U.S. shuttle Discovery to install a huge Japanese research lab at the International Space Station.
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via Reuters @ 22:15 3rd Jun
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HOUSTON (Reuters) - A pair of astronauts on Tuesday completed the first of three scheduled spacewalks on a mission by U.S. shuttle Discovery to install a huge Japanese research lab at the International Space Station.
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via Reuters UK @ 22:16 3rd Jun
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Andrew Strauss and Michael Vaughan found runs hard to come by early in England’s first innings at Old Trafford.
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via ECB.co.uk @ 10:14 24th May
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Microsoft is stepping up efforts to snare illegal traders after research suggested the economic downturn could spark an increase in software piracy.
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via Computer Reseller News UK @ 0:24 20th Jul
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The art object is swiftly moving towards re-embedding itself into the socio-economic-political framework of India, on new terms and potential, not even achieved in other parts of the world. There is a new creative confidence, international dialogue and a growing financial independence from patronage.
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via Economictimes @ 17:48 25th May
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While urbanites battle air pollution, two young artists are offering an alternative – a chance to live and breathe in a purer world.
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via VietNamNet Bridge @ 19:31 23rd May
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Granted by the Ministry of Culture and Information on April 9, 1998.
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via Viet Nam News @ 13:23 23rd May
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Yahoo is preparing for a hot and heated summer. In anticipation of a proxy fight with billionaire activist Carl Icahn, the company delayed its annual shareholder meeting from July 3 to around the end of the month.
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via Fortune @ 0:02 23rd May
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For the multitudes of people with chronic health conditions or who take lots of medication -- especially the elderly -- keeping track of health records and what doctors say is exceedingly difficult.
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via DailyTech @ 2:51 21st May
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NEW YORK/SAN FRANCISCO - Google on Monday unveiled Google Health, a long-anticipated U.S. health information service that combines the leading Web company's classic search services with a user's personal health records online.
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via MSNBC @ 5:07 20th May
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On the heels of a disappointing quarter, analysts look for Google to hold strong in economic downturn.
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via Internet News @ 20:05 18th Jul
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Flintoff-mania has arrived at Headingley Carnegie, the setting for Friday’s second Test match between South Africa and England, but it is not being allowed to detract from the Proteas’ principle focus of playing a lot better than they did in the first Test at Lord’s.
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via United Cricket Board of South Africa @ 14:58 17th Jul
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Giles Clarke has argued that regional or city-based franchises would not be appropriate for the English game. Photograph: Tom Shaw/Getty Images
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via Guardian Unlimited @ 22:34 25th May
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(RTTNews) - Thursday, GameStop Corp. (GME), a retailer of video games and entertainment softwares, posted a first-quarter profit that more than doubled on strong sales of "Grand Theft Auto IV," "Super Smash Bros. Brawl" and other games. The company also provided its financial forecast for the second quarter and raised its earnings expectation for the full-year.
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via Quote.com United States @ 22:40 22nd May
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