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• The Pirate Bay Enters List of 100 Most Popular Webites
  The Pirate Bay is growing bigger and bigger, much to the displeasure of anti-piracy outfits such as the MPAA and IFPI. The BitTorrent tracker even managed to slip into the list of 100 most visited websites on the Internet, and it doesnt seem to stop there.
  Published : 2008-05-18 Source : torrentfreak.com
• The Return of the Broadcast Flag
  It may be an issue that hasnt made the headlines in the last four years, but a controversial kind of Digital Rights Management (DRM) appears to be making a return to the spotlight. The broadcast flag has made a return and this time, it appears to be bi-passing regulators altogether. Stories about the DRM embedded in Windows Vista has been a hot button topic for some. Those wary of the new operating system say that the DRM in Windows Vista would force users to forfeit control over the operating system. Others who embraced Windows Vista say that the worries are overblown and nothing short of fear mongering and unsubstantiated.
  Published : 2008-05-18 Source : www.zeropaid.com
• Google Surpasses Yahoo for the First Time as Most-Visited U.S. Website
  comScores Ranking of the Top 50 U.S. Web Properties for April indicates that for the first time, Google has overtaken Yahoo as the most-visited website in the U.S.
  Published : 2008-05-18 Source : www.topix.net
• "Pulsars like this are why you do these surveys" - David Champion, CSIRO
  An obese oddball of a star has left astronomers wondering how it could have formed. Found with the Arecibo radio telescope in Puerto Rico, the star is a pulsar - a compact, rapidly spinning star - called J1903+0327. It lies 20,000 light-years away spinning at a rate of 465 revolutions per second - the fifth fastest-spinning pulsar known in our Galaxy.
  Published : 2008-05-18 Source : www.topix.net
• Candidates are buying your vote - Journal of Political Economy
  Mention the words vote buying and modern-day political villains Jack Abramoff and Tony Rezko probably come to mind, or perhaps special interest groups that donate to a politicians campaign and expect support when relevant bills come to vote. It may shock American sensibilities to learn that, in an economic sense, our votes are bought with every election in the form of campaign promises that are paid later at a cost to the voter in the form of taxes.
  Published : 2008-05-18 Source : www.topix.net
• What Makes Cells Tick? Reverse Engineering Biological Cycles
  Physics can explain the cycle of the earth around the sun, but what drives cellular cycles? Two of the most important cycles in cells are the series of events that take place when cells divide, and circadian rhythms - the cycle of day-night events that even bacteria participate in. Researchers have been trying to reverse engineer cell cycles, and two recent successes give a fascinating molecular view of whats going on.
  Published : 2008-05-18 Source : www.topix.net
• Warning: Using a mobile phone while pregnant can seriously damage your baby
  Scientists found that mothers who did use the handsets were 54 per cent more likely to have children with behavioural problems.
  Published : 2008-05-18 Source : www.topix.net
• How Much Warming Would It Take To Turn Earth Into Venus?
  A new study of possible links between climate and geophysics on Earth and similar planets finds that prolonged heating of the atmosphere can shut down plate tectonics and cause a planets crust to become locked in place.
  Published : 2008-05-18 Source : www.topix.net
• Microsoft / Yahoo! 2.0? Microsoft Considers New Yahoo! Deal
  As Carl Icahn continues to press Yahoo!, including looking to oust the Yahoo! board, Microsoft issued a statement on Sunday which indicated that it may still be looking a deal with Yahoo!, but a "different" one.
  Published : 2008-05-18 Source : www.topix.net
• Adult Cells Steal Trick from Cancer to Become Stem Cell-Like
  A route used by tumor cells to spread could be exploited to make stem cells for regenerative medicine and cancer therapies.
  Published : 2008-05-18 Source : www.topix.net
• Striving Toward A Rational Stem Cell Research Debate
  Professor John Burn is Medical Director of the Institute of Human Genetics at Newcastle University, where some of the most controversial stem cell research in the UK takes place. Hes taking on a formidable task as the UK parliament debates controversial amendments to the 1990 Human Fertilisation and Embryology Act - namely helping determine at what point a cell becomes a human.
  Published : 2008-05-18 Source : www.topix.net
• NASA Study Links Earth Impacts to Human-Caused Climate Change
  A new NASA-led study shows human-caused climate change has made an impact on a wide range of Earths natural systems, including permafrost thawing, plants blooming earlier across Europe, and lakes declining in productivity in Africa.
  Published : 2008-05-18 Source : www.topix.net
• Danish Copyright Censorship Proposal Revealed
  In February a Danish court forced ISP Tele2 to block its subscribers from accessing The Pirate Bay, following a similar order late last year to block allofmp3.com. A new proposal before the Danish government would mean that such actions would be quick and easy to do, without the need for a single court hearing.
  Published : 2008-05-17 Source : torrentfreak.com
• The Pirate Bay Files Complaint Against Swedish Cop Employed by Warner Bros
  The worlds largest BitTorrent tracker site also reports Warner Bros as well for "bribing the police." Last month I reported how Jim Keyzer, the Chief Swedish police investigator in a preliminary investigation against The Pirate Bay for suspected copyright infringement, is now an employee of Warner Bros. Keyzer had a leading role in the prosecution against The Pirate Bay and is expected to be a key witness in the upcoming trial. Being a police investigator he would have been expected to be a credible and impartial witness. But, now new information reveals that the 39 year-old investigator isnt such an objective professional after all.
  Published : 2008-05-17 Source : www.zeropaid.com
• Spain, Greece Face Epidemic of Piracy?
  Congressional International Anti-Piracy Caucus releases its “Priority Country List” of nations who have failed to "modernize" their copyright laws. Senator Gordon H. Smith and Senator Joseph R. Biden, Jr., co-chairs of the Congressional International Anti-Piracy Caucus (IAPC) today released their “Priority Country List” today in order to highlight ".
  Published : 2008-05-17 Source : www.zeropaid.com
• Mans rare ability may unlock secret of memory
  Give Brad Williams a date, and he can usually tell you not only what he was doing but what world events happened that day.
  Published : 2008-05-17 Source : www.topix.net
• New study links fate of personal care products to environmental pollution and human health concerns
  Parental concerns in maintaining germ-free homes for their children have led to an ever-increasing demand and the rapid adoption of anti-bacterial soaps and cleaning agents. But the active ingredients of those antiseptic soaps now have come under scrutiny by the EPA and FDA, due to both environmental and human health concerns.
  Published : 2008-05-17 Source : www.topix.net
• Mitochondrial Eve And Humanitys 100,000 Year Genetic Divide
  The human race was divided into two separate groups within Africa for as much as half of its existence, says a Tel Aviv University mathematician. Climate change, reduction in populations and harsh conditions may have caused and maintained the separation.
  Published : 2008-05-17 Source : www.topix.net
• Hybrid boat waves hello to S.F. Bay
  Green technology came to the blue waters of San Francisco Bay on Friday, when what the manufacturer calls the worlds first hybrid recreational boat was introduced to two of Californias top resource officers.
  Published : 2008-05-17 Source : www.topix.net
• Mozilla Unveils Firefox 3 RC1 Early
  On Friday the Mozilla Foundation released the first Release Candidate (RC1) for Firefox 3. Unlike some corporations (who wont be named, but their initials are MS), they actually beat their estimated release date for RC1. As late as last week, when announcing that RC1 was "code complete," Mozilla indicated that the public release was aimed for late May.
  Published : 2008-05-17 Source : www.topix.net
• College Students Lab-On-a-Chip Device Mimics Golgi Apparatus, Builds Sugar Molecules
  Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute graduating senior Jeffery Martin has put his basic knowledge of sugars to exceptional use by creating a lab-on-a-chip device that builds complex, highly specialized sugar molecules, mimicking one of the most important cellular structures in the human body - the Golgi Apparatus.
  Published : 2008-05-17 Source : www.topix.net
• The Orgasmic Mind: The Neurological Roots of Sexual Pleasure
  Achieving sexual climax requires a complex conspiracy of sensory and psychological signals—and the eventual silencing of critical brain areas
  Published : 2008-05-17 Source : www.topix.net
• Being Bilingual Linked To Longer Life
  Children who speak a second or third language may have an unexpected advantage later in life, a new Tel Aviv University study has found. Knowing and speaking many languages may protect the brain against the effects of aging.
  Published : 2008-05-17 Source : www.topix.net
• Bringing the family into the therapy
  When a child has a medical problem, doctors see the child and parent together. It would be unusual to have a clinician meet alone with a minor with an illness or injury or a regular check-up. But this situation is reversed in child psychology.
  Published : 2008-05-17 Source : www.topix.net
• Japans Cigarette Machines Using Facial Recognition Software
  While some agencies, including the Transportation Security Agency (TSA) are experimenting with facial recognition software to prevent terrorism, Japan has a more mundane use for it: preventing underage buyers from using cigarette vending machines.
  Published : 2008-05-17 Source : www.topix.net
• The Pirate Bay File Police Bribery Complaints
  The chief investigating officer in the Pirate Bay case who was revealed as recently working for Warner Bros, has been reported to the police. Yesterday the Pirate Bay crew filed "at least" three complaints, and further people have been reported for bribing the police.
  Published : 2008-05-16 Source : torrentfreak.com
• Michael Jackson to Take on The Pirate Bay
  Micheal Jackson and several other artists plan to take on The Pirate Bay. The king of pop hired the infamous Web Sheriff to protect his rights. “Hey Michael - do you want us to pay you in small kids maybe?” was the first response of Pirate Bay admin Brokep.
  Published : 2008-05-16 Source : torrentfreak.com
• Judge in First File-Sharing Trial: Oops, Maybe You Do Need Actual Distribution
  Says that federal rulings that "making available" music in a "shared folder" doesnt constitute copyright infringement may mean that Jammie Thomas could get a new trial. In light of a series of recent federal court rulings that have determined that simply putting music in a KaZaAs "shared folder" doesnt in itself constitute copyright infringement, that actual illegal distribution of music must take place, U.S. District Court Judge Michael Davis is considering granting Jammie Thomas, the first person ever convicted of illegal file-sharing, a new trial. From the court brief: The Court is contemplating granting a new trial for a different reason – on the grounds that the Court committed a manifest error of law when, in Jury Instruction No.
  Published : 2008-05-16 Source : www.zeropaid.com
• RIAA Must Pay $107,834 in Legal Fees
  Largest attorneys fees ever awarded in a P2P-related case. The RIAA will have to pay $107,834 in legal fees as a result of a failed lawsuit, a US federal judge has ruled. For two years, running until June 2007, the RIAA pursued a case against Tanya Andersen, accusing her of illegal file sharing; that case was dismissed with prejudice however, and Andersen and one of her lawyers were allowed to seek compensation for their defense. At points in the case, as many as six attorneys for Andersen were present in court. The compensation is said to be the highest awarded against the RIAA in terms of legal fees, and far more than the RIAAs proposal of $30,000.
  Published : 2008-05-16 Source : www.zeropaid.com
• How Do Chemicals That Keep Fruit Fresh Work?
  Ethylene (C2H4) is a gaseous hormone produced naturally in plants and by man in combustion (1). When plants encounter ethylene they soften and ripen (fruit) or wilt and fade (flowers.)
  Published : 2008-05-16 Source : www.topix.net

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