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May 20th, 2013 | 
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SETi and USDA demonstrate increased shelf-life and improved nutritional …
Semiconductor Today Researchers from ultraviolet light-emitting diode (UV LED) maker Sensor Electronic Technology Inc (SETi) of Columbia, SC, USA and the Food Components and Health Laboratory of the US Department of Agriculture (USDA) say they have found a way to … |
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The day the Earth stood soaked at Oregon UFO Festival – USA Today
USA TODAY Sparks, author of the book The Keepers, entranced a near-capacity audience Saturday morning at the 14th annual UFO Festival. His expertise is in aliens who fit a familiar description: enlarged cranium, almond-shaped eyes, skin the color of the sky just … Alien enthusiasts flock to McMinnville's UFO Festival |
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A short history of hacktivism – WA Today
WA today But if the hacking community likes to flaunt its glib side, it also has a rich history of political activism – or "hacktivism" – that has come to define it in the era of WikiLeaks. If there's one thing that unites hacktivists across multiple generations, it's dedication to the … |
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UFO Online lands in open beta today
Joystiq It's been a little while since we've heard about about UFO Online; the last time we checked in, open beta was slated for August 2012. But whatever hurdles Gamigo's alien-invasion title faced to get to the open beta point have apparently been surmounted … UFO Online is now in open beta testing UFO Online heads into Open Beta |
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Bizarre skeleton leaves UFO hunters and scientists baffled – WA Today
WA today Alien? Subhuman primate? Deformed child? Mummified foetus? The internet is buzzing over the nature of "Ata", a bizarre 12-centimetre-long skeleton featured in a new documentary on UFOs. A Stanford University scientist who boldly entered the fray has … |
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David Dishneau: WikiLeaks case: Cloaked in Secrecy
Gulf Today Government secrecy reaches a new level this week in the court-martial of Army Pfc. Bradley Manning, an intelligence analyst who sent 700,000 classified US documents to the WikiLeaks website. A military judge, Col Denise Lind, has ordered what … |
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Polls positive for WikiLeaks, as party registers – WA Today
WA today Julian Assange and his WikiLeaks Party are in the running to win Senate seats in Victoria and NSW, according to research by the Labor Party's pollster. A national poll conducted by UMR Research found 26 per cent of voters said they were likely to vote for Mr … |
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We are providing a UStream free so you can enjoy the fun of the red carpet, Dr. Greer's opening remarks and more excitement after the film.
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UFO TODAY will be edited by veteran British ufologist Philip Mantle. With regular columnists and contributors from around the world UFO TODAY aims to cover any and all aspects of the UFO enigma.
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The Exoplanet Naming Debate Heats Up – Universe Today
Universe Today So far Uwingu has given approximately ,500 to several projects: Astronomers Without Borders, the Galileo Teacher Training Program, the Purdue Multiethnic Training Program, and the Allen Telescope Array for SETI. Additionally, as the Uwingu Twitter … Can you buy exoplanet naming rights? Uwingu Exoplanet Naming Contest Provokes Astronomical Controversy Uwingu's exoplanet-naming contest ruffles official feathers |
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