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NaturalNano Awarded Two Patents for the Use of Naturally Occurring Nanotubes in Clean Energy Areas

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NaturalNano Awarded Two Patents for the Use of Naturally Occurring Nanotubes in Clean Energy Areas

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PS3 Fanboy: Guitar Hero: World Tour drum tuning kit now available

The solution announced last week that proposes to fix the problems occurring with your brand-new plastic drum set from Guitar Hero: World Tour is now available for download. Officially named the Drum Controller Standard Tuning Kit, this Windows program (sorry Apple and Linux users!) should solve your sensitivity troubles. Too bad though, cause you'll also need an midi-USB cable, which you are unlikely to already possess. Luckily, you can get one for free from Red Octane. Of course, you'll still need to wait for the cable to get to you ... and who knows how long that will take.

Secret Of Death Protein's Activation Unlocked; May Lead To Drugs That Force Cancer Cells To Self-destruct

Scientists at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute have identified a previously undetected trigger point on a naturally occurring "death protein" that helps the body get rid of unwanted or diseased cells. They say it may be possible to exploit the newly found trigger as a target for designer drugs that would treat cancer by forcing malignant cells to commit suicide.

Federated reaches e-commerce milestone

Federated Auto Parts' Autoi Network has electronically connected to 10,000 customers, marking the initial goal for the new technology, which occurring at a faster rate than expected, says Rusty Bishop, Federated's CEO.

Freescale and Samsung Electronics Announce Collaboration on LED Display Technology

Freescale and Samsung has announced that the two of them will work together to make LED backlighting even better and frequently occurring in Samsung products. The benefits of LED are many. They consume less power, are more environmental friendly, both in the making and the recycling, and not the least allows display manufacturers to make thinner monitors. Notebooks sporting displays with LED backlighting are becoming more and more common and we can only hope this will lead to even more of them.

NaturalNano Awarded Two Patents for Energy Technologies

NaturalNano, Inc. announced that the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has issued the company two patents for the use of naturally occurring nanotubes in clean energy areas: one in hydrogen storage, and another for the use of mineral based nanotechnology in ultracapacitors.

IT Spending Slowdown Not Affecting Smartphone Purchases

A new ChangeWave corporate IT purchasing survey shows an accelerating collapse in U.S. business spending that has now reached historic proportions – with record pullbacks occurring both in the current 4th Quarter and going forward.

ChangeWave: Apple iPhone now #2 in U.S. corporate market share

"ChangeWave's latest corporate IT purchasing survey shows an accelerating collapse in U.S. business spending that has reached historic proportions - with record pullbacks occurring both in the current 4th Quarter and going forward," Paul Carlton reports for ChnageWave.

NaturalNano Awarded Two Broad Patents

ROCHESTER, NY - NaturalNano Inc. announced in a press release that the US Patent and Trademark Office has issued the company two patents for the use of naturally occurring nanotubes (HNTTM) in clean energy areas: one in hydrogen storage, and another for the use of mineral based nanotechnology in ultracapacitors, a fast-growing industry where nanotechnology is having a profound impact.

Australian Forklift Training discuss safety measures to adopt no mobile phone policy during forklift operation

Australian Forklift Training recommend that all companies adopt a strict no mobile phones policy while operating. Mobile Phones, IPods and other distractions increase the likelihood of accidents occurring.

NaturalNano Inc receives two US patents in energy technologies

NaturalNano Inc (OTC BB: NNAN) (FWB: N3N), a materials science company, declared on 13 November the receipt of two patents, called Hydrogen Storage US Patent Number 7425232 and Ultracapacitors US Patent Number 7400490, from the US Patent and Trademark Office for the use of naturally occurring nanotubes (HNTTM) in clean energy areas.

Bloggers Fear Worse To Come After Dreadful Jobs Report

Job losses in the U.S., which have accelerated in the last two months, have pushed the unemployment rate to a 14-year high, and that could prolong and add to the economy's problems, bloggers say. Additionally, government interventions may not be enough to prevent further contraction from occurring in the economy.

DARPA targets ultimate artificial intelligence wizard

The military's expert research and development arm isn't always about making bigger, better things that blow up or fly fast, sometimes it wants to develop monster brain power. In this case it wants to build avant-garde artificial intelligence (AI) software known as a Machine Reading Program (MRP) that can capture knowledge from naturally occurring text and transform it into the formal representations used by AI reasoning systems.

Earth's 10 Most Impressive Impact Craters

Ever since our recent encounter with asteroid 2008 TC3 — the first asteroid that was correctly predicted to hit our planet — I've had impact craters on the brain. Earth has about 175 known impact craters, but surely our planet has endured more bashing than that in its history. All the other terrestrial planets and moons in our solar system are covered by impact craters. Just look at our Moon through a telescope or binoculars, or check out the recent images of Mercury sent back by the MESSENGER spacecraft, or pictures of Mars from the armada of spacecraft orbiting the Red Planet, and you'll see that impact craters are the most common landforms in our solar system. But since two-thirds of Earth is covered by water, any asteroid impacts occurring in the oceans are difficult to find.

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