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New DVD Discs 'Etch' Digital Photos and Movies Using High Tech Stone to Preserve Them for Centuries
While recordable DVDs are unreliable and unpredictable, often failing in as few as two years, a new 1,000 year DVD made of high tech, diamond-hard stone promises to preserve irreplaceable digital files for the ages.
President Obama yesterday praised Wisconsin for linking teacher pay to student performance.
Video Presents: Hess is More: Nugroove vol. 3
Mikkel Hess , makes music for films, theater and multimedia , has a current radio and MTV hit in Europe, and plays tennis.
Feds: Chicago men discussed terror attack in India
Feds: Chicago men charged in Danish terrorism case discussed attack on Indian military college CHICAGO a ' A Chicago man charged with scheming to launch a terrorist attack on a Danish newspaper also discussed a possible attack against a military college in India and advised a member of a Pakistan -based terrorist group on how to slip people into ...
Building a Bridge Across the Generation Gap on Climate
Archbishop Desmond Tutu 's 3-year-old granddaughter, Onalenna, was puzzled. Her older cousin, Mungi, had just deflated a large, blow-up globe to demonstrate the imminent danger of climate change .
Reservations are still possible for the coup de grace event of the celebration of our Hudson River: SUNY-New Paltz's November 7 daylong symposium, "Revisiting the Hudson: 19th-Century Landscape Painting in Context," taking place under the auspices of the college's Dorsky Museum and Art History department in Lecture Center 102 from 9 a.m. on.
Crowd gathers in rain to urge action on climate change
The nearly 150 people who attended a rally to address climate change Saturday weren't about to let bad weather stop them.
Feds: Chicago men planned to attack Danish paper
CHICAGO - Two Chicago men who were schoolmates in Pakistan plotted terrorist attacks against a Danish newspaper that triggered widespread protests by printing cartoons depicting the Prophet Muhammad, federal prosecutors said Tuesday in announcing charges against the men.
Taiwan's Vision for International Climate Change Cooperation
People hold up clocks as they demonstrate on Sept. 21 in front of the Sacre-Coeur church in Paris as part of an international action to "wake up world leaders to the crisis of climate change," ahead of the Copenhagen summit to be held in Dec.
Day of action to focus on climate change
October 23, 2009, 7:15 AM / A teach-in and march that is part of an international day of action on climate change will be held beginning at 11 a. m. Saturday in D'Youville College's Madonna Hall.
1E: New Study Shows a Staggering 4.7 Million Servers Globally are...
LONDON & NEW YORK - 1E , a leading provider of software and services which reduce organizations' IT costs and environmental footprint, today announced the results of an independent global study of server managers.
Global warming fund faces cuts
The organizer of a global effort to fight climate change said Gov. David Paterson's raid of millions of dollars from a state climate change program sends "a terrible message" just weeks before world leaders meet to discuss the issue.
Rising seas threaten Shanghai, other major cities
By ELAINE KURTENBACH Updated: October 18, 2009, 11:53 AM / EDITOR'S NOTE - This is one of an occasional series of stories leading up to December's climate conference in Copenhagen, reporting on the impact, future and responses to climate change SHANGHAI - This city of 20 million rose from the sea and grew into a modern showcase, with skyscrapers ...
Fashion Moment: Copenhagen's Cutting-Edge Boutiques
The town is insistent that one day soon it will be considered, after Paris , Rome , Milan, and New York , as the fifth fashion capitol.
City Room: David Byrne on Two Wheels
It is a crisp fall day, and David Byrne is worried about helmet head. Pedaling up the Hudson River bike path, helmetless, the former Talking Heads frontman keeps a leisurely pace as his large brown eyes dart about and take in the world slipping past.
Soros to Invest $1 Billion in 'Clean' Energy
The upcoming climate talks in Copenhagen are less than two months away, and everyone is looking to throw in his/her two cents.
Editorial: Terror goes nuclear
From France comes fresh evidence that the United States and its allies are still engaged in an urgent global struggle against an insidious enemy that is going straight for our collective jugular.
Could Obama One Day Lead the U.N.?
At the U.N., several diplomats standing around the corridors noted that President Obama could be the first U.S. President to someday become the U.N. Secretary General.
Flickerlab and Gonzoft Television Animation Merge to Form Flickerlab, LLC
In the wake of a successful eighteen-month partnership designed to launch Gonzoft Television Animationa s live animation software in the U.S., FlickerLab and Gonzoft have agreed to merge.