MSNBC reports that Iran has become quite adept at using fake and existing foreign companies to buy technology it is not allowed to possess. Iran has illegally bought technology it uses for roadside bombs, which it then gives (or sells) to terrorists in Iraq, according to both independent experts and...
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Fresh from the talented pen of Joel Watson from HijiNKS Ensue - his efferverscent comics are well worth following. [Republished with permission]
Wonder what Obama thinks of Oz’s rather more fiercesome drop bears?...
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Not only is Barack Obama getting all 21st-century new-fangled on our ass by appointing the first Chief Technology Officer in American history* - he’s getting so 21st-century new-fangled on our ass that we, the American people - sorry, you, the American people - can suggest, and vote online for...
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Barack Obama’s election as the next US president could usher in a new era of solar energy development in the United States, but economic difficulties may prove a barrier to some of the more
expensive renewable initiatives, according to Gartner, Inc.
“Demand for solar energy remains dependent...
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Blogging from Trinidad and Tobago, This Beach Called Life thinks that CNN's election coverage holograms were “the second most amazing event for the night!”
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Comments from Japanese net users respond [ja] to an ad by U.S. presidential nominee Obama in which viewers are told to “put down the remote and go vote“. “Why Wii?” one asks. Another writes: “Anti-Japan policies before even becoming president?” And one person wond...
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Posted by
Hoa Quach
· 5:43 pm
· Activism & Protest · Civil Rights & Ethnicity · Globalization · Government & Politics · History · Human Rights · International Relations · Law & Justice · Technology
With Election Day just less two weeks away and early voting booths opening, issues surrounding the validity of the different ways to vote have arisen. Hoa Quach reviews blogs on this matter.
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It looks as though Sarah Palin's Vice Presidential performance might have had some assistance.Click HERE to read more....
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Posted by
Jon Gosier
· 8:25 am
· Kenya · Tanzania · Uganda
The US Presidential election is of great interest to many people around the world and the role technology is playing has been interesting, to say the least. Jon Gosier digs into African blogs to bring us the latest reactions on the elections from Kenya, Tanzania and Uganda.
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I’m temporarily suspending my unwritten rule of not talking about Mrs. Distraction Palin because something especially nasty has happened.
Apparently some hackers are have hacked her personal email and have posted screenshots thereof. They even boast that they went so far as to call daughter Br...
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