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Food Banks Go High-Tech to Feed the Hungry
Science & Tech  (tags: activists, americans, children, child, culture, environment, ethics, family, freedoms, goodnews, government, humans, interesting, health, internet, news, philanthropy, rights, society, computer, internet, NewTechnology )

CA
- 1 day ago - news.yahoo.com
Food banks across the country are undergoing a high-tech revolution, adopting sophisticated databases, bar coding, GPS tracking, automated warehouses and other technologies used in the food industry that increasingly supplies their goods.
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Film Fakery....The Movie "The Fourth Kind" Is Not Based on Fact.
Science & Tech  (tags: abuse, americans, dishonesty, education, ethics, humans, interesting, media, movies, news, society, world, usa, interesting, investigation, news, performance, science, world )

Wolfweeps
- 18 days ago - newsminer.com
But the publicity division of Universal Studios decided that the best way to get people to pay to see it is to spread false claims that the movie is a documentary with "archival footage" and "actual case studies" about alien abductions to back up every
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'60 Minutes' -- Cyberwar: Sabotaging The System
Science & Tech  (tags: cyberspace, cyberwar, war, computers, Internet, communications, business, money, government, politics, space, information-warfare, u.s., UnitedStates, world, news, pentagon, 60Minutes, America, americans, conflict, weapons, infrastructure, crisis, tech )

SirRobert
- 20 days ago - news.cnet.com
Less than a decade ago 60 minutes went to the Pentagon to cover a new story concerning a concept identified as Information Cyber-Warfare, and now it has already happened, is happening now, and will probably continue to escalate toward an actual war.
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Facing a Diagnosis of Terminal Cancer
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Wolfweeps
- 139 days ago - health.usnews.com
Leonardo da Vinci once said, "While I thought I was learning how to live, I have been learning how to die." While many people die unexpectedly with no clue that the end is coming, metastatic cancer patients and those with other terminal diseases often do
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Senate Legislation Would Federalize Cybersecurity
Science & Tech  (tags: Americans, Congress, business, computer, computers, concept, internet, news, society )

Kit
- 241 days ago - washingtonpost.com
Key lawmakers are pushing to dramatically escalate U.S. defenses against cyberattacks, crafting proposals that would empower the government to set and enforce security standards for private industry for the first time.
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Native Solar Power Lights Up U.S. Military!
Science & Tech  (tags: Indians, Native Americams, American Indians, US Military, US Government, americans, ethics, government, conservation, interesting, humans, environment, NewTechnology, technology, news, culture, society, interesting )

Kat
- 318 days ago - reznetnews.org
CROWNPOINT, N.M. -- Sacred Power, a Native owned and operated solar energy company, is joining up with Cyberlux to produce energy efficient products for the U.S. Department of Defense.
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Coal Ash Spill Reveals Risks, Lapses in Waste Regulation
Science & Tech  (tags: destruction, ecosystems, energy, environment, habitatdestruction, humans, politics, pollution, science, suffering, nature, wildlife, abuse, americans, children, culture, dishonesty, family, health, humans, disease, research, risks, energy, technology )

Kathleen
- 324 days ago - truthout.org
"The coal ash spill in Tennessee last month is putting a spotlight on whether the ash from 450 other power plants around the country could be contaminating the nation's drinking water supplies."
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A Spurt Of Quake Activity Raises Fears In Yellowstone
Science & Tech  (tags: yellowstone supervolcano, yellowstone volcano observatory, yvo, earthquakes, caldera, geology, physics, u.s., americans, volcano, energy, environment, health, humans, interesting, news, research, science, scientists, society, world, tech )

SirRobert
- 329 days ago - time.com
For those who live along Montana's Yellowstone River, just downstream from the simmering hot-spot caldera, there are rising fears that date back to the events of 642,000 years ago!
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Response To: 'Yellowstone Supervolcano - When Should We Start To Worry?'
Science & Tech  (tags: yellowstone supervolcano, yellowstone volcano observatory, yvo, earthquakes, geology, physics, ancient, energy, environment, health, humans, interesting, news, research, science, safety, society, world, scientists, tech, u.s., americans )

SirRobert
- 330 days ago - newsblaze.com
It's not that there's been ~300 quakes since Saturday, or even that they are within a mile or two of each other; the worrisome part is that they are all within a few hundred yards vertically!
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NASA Report: Space Shuttle Columbia Disaster
Science & Tech  (tags: americans, government, news, u.s., usa, concept, design, discovery, energy, environment, humans, interesting, investigation, nasa, history, research, science, scientists, performance, space, study, tech, safety, technology, world )

SirRobert
- 333 days ago - cnn.com
A NASA report on the last minutes of Space Shuttle Columbia cited problems with the crew's helmets, spacesuits, and restraints, which resulted in lethal trauma to the seven astronauts aboard.
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US Military Forces Increasingly Vulnerable To New Cyber Threats
Science & Tech  (tags: cyberwar, cyberspace, IT, americans, government, military, news, troops, terrorism, u.s., usa, war, computer, computers, concept, crime, humans, interesting, internet, research, science, society, space, tech, technology, world )

SirRobert
- 333 days ago - upi.com
As the US military joint forces become increasingly net-centric to information technology (IT), it also becomes more vulnerable to cyber threats.
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Mind Control Information Summaries
Science & Tech  (tags: americans, congress, democrats, cover-up, corruption, crime, constitution, dishonesty, ethics, freedoms, government, lies, politics, republicans, SupremeCourt, abuse, troops, military, u.s., usa, war, death, humans, interesting, society, rights, world )

SirRobert
- 336 days ago - wanttoknow.info
Ever wanted to know what type of mind control experiments have been conducted by the CIA? Here is your best verifiable list of summaries!
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Criminals Winning The Cyberwar On The Desktop Battlefield
Science & Tech  (tags: computer, business, computers, crime, humans, interesting, internet, news, science, society, tech, technology, world, microsoft, americans, government, u.s., usa, conflict, cyberwar, cyberspace )

SirRobert
- 352 days ago - spacewar.com
Software giant Microsoft is advising users of its Internet browser, to turn their security settings to the highest levels, in order to safeguard against "drive-by downloads"!
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SEO: Free Search Engine Submission
Science & Tech  (tags: computer, computers, business, humans, interesting, internet, investigation, performance, society, tech, research, technology, world, SEO, search engines, advertise, communications, Americans, u.s., space )

SirRobert
- 354 days ago - searchengineoptimising.com
Add your url to multiple search engines free, fast, and easy! Just type in the url you wish to advertise, and your valid e-mail address, then submit the form - that all there is to it! Now hundreds of search engines can start visiting your lonely site!
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Challenges Await Obama In Bid To Build-Up Federal IT Security
Science & Tech  (tags: americans, bushadministration, congress, democrats, government, news, obama, republicans, u.s., usa, computer, computers, concept, humans, interesting, internet, NewTechnology, research, science, tech, technology, society, world )

SirRobert
- 362 days ago - computerworld.com
President-elect Barack Obama is preparing to take-on the daunting task of upgrading the federal IT computer-systems security network. This continues to be a complex government work in progress, with many puzzling obstacles!
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