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Russian Federal Space Agency cosmonaut Oleg Kononenko, Expedition 17 flight engineer, dressed in his Russian Orlan space suit, participates in a full dress rehearsal spacewalk on July 8 at the International Space Station. During the 6-hour, 18-minute spacewalk, they inspected their Soyuz TMA-12 spacecraft and retrieved a pyro bolt from it. (UPI Photo/NASA)
in Space Science
via UPI @ 18:53 15th Jul
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Addressing complaints from amateur photographers hoping to graduate to digital SLRs, Olympus and Panasonic today teamed up to develop a much smaller version of the Four Thirds lens system. The new approach is simply titled Micro Four Thirds and aims to significantly shrink the dimensions needed for an interchangeable lens system while making relatively mild sacrifices. While not a true SLR system in that it drops the use of a mirror, the system will purportedly generate the same image quality as the full-size offering and allow for compact, light cameras that would be more familiar to point-and-shoot owners.
in Gadgets
via Electronista @ 8:10 6th Aug
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Security experts warn that nearly 100 domains related to Hurricane Gustav have been registered, some of which may be used by bogus charity and relief scams
in Top Internet
via InfoWorld @ 15:45 5th Sep
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in E-commerce
via Electronic Commerce Guide @ 20:25 28th Aug
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The standardized testing business is a big business -- though many are extremely critical of it. However, given how many universities rely on standardized tests for admissions, it's difficult to overstate how important some of these tests can be. And, because of that, there's a huge ecosystem of test preparation built around all of these tests, trying to help applicants prepare for the exams. These usually involve practice exams, often with questions from older exams. However, what if you got questions that were appearing on current exams? Given how many people take these tests, would it really be that surprising that someone would tell others about some of the questions they received on the test? In the long run, it probably wouldn't make a huge difference in testing results since it's unlikely anyone would see all the questions they cou
in IP & Patents
via Techdirt @ 17:44 7th Jul
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in Computer Games
via GameSpy @ 2:17 5th Sep
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Called futureU™, Game Will Offer Three Areas Of Dynamic Interactive Study Based On Proven Kaplan SAT* Test Preparation Methods
in Computer Games
via Develop @ 18:13 23rd Jul
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E3 approaches and we prep to launch our all-new reader comment functionality; get ready to speak your mind!
in Video Games
via GameSpy @ 18:50 8th Jul
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Implementing a Windows Server 2008 domain controller in your already existing Windows Server 2003 domain requires a bit of prep work. Here is what needs to be done.
in Domain Names
via WindowsNetworking.com @ 16:14 15th Aug
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'Gossip Girl" has six reasons to cheer. And so do the Jonas Brothers . Both the CW television show about a group of tawdry prep-school students and the squeaky clean boy band swam away with multiple trophies - in the shape of surfboards - at the 10th annual Teen Choice Awards. The awards, which were selected by more than 30 million votes cast online by teenagers, honor celebrities in TV, film, music, sports and fashion. "Gossip Girl" was lauded with six Teen Choice Awards: TV drama, breakout show, breakout male actor ( Chace Crawford ), breakout female actress ( Blake Lively ) and TV villain ( Ed Westwick ). Miley Cyrus , 15, played host at the awards show at Universal Studios Hollywood and picked up three awards herself. She kicked off the ceremony with a performance of her single "7 Things.
in Arts & Culture
via International Herald Tribune @ 11:29 4th Aug
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Like splashy graphics? FlauntR is a veritable eye-candy store crammed with effects, fonts, clip art, borders, and other tools. It can create slide shows and prep images to be social-network avatars or cell-phone wallpaper. You can apply color schemes from famous paintings to your images, create electronic greeting cards, or even slap your photo on a mock magazine cover.
in Photography
via NetworkWorld @ 19:31 28th Aug
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mattnyc99 writes "A few weeks ago we got first word of NASA's plan to crash a spacecraft into the moon next February. The new issue of Popular Mechanics has an in-depth look at the Lunar Crater Observation and Sensing Satellite and its low-cost, lightning-fast mission prep — even if delays have pushed it to late February or early March. Quoting: 'Andrews had no budget for an expensive lander to seek water, and conditions in the eternally dark polar craters would kill rovers, with temperatures close to minus 300 F. Instead, Blue Ice and its partners at Northrop Grumman came up with a concept to bring the lunar floor out in the open.... Since engineering precision hardware would break the budget, the LCROSS team had to make existing components work together.
in Web Developer
via Slashdot @ 23:22 15th Aug
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