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Alarm sounds on US population boom
- The Boston Globe
The United States, now at nearly 300 million
people, is the only industrialized country that
has experienced strong population growth in the
last decade, creating concerns that the boom and
Americans' huge appetites for food, water, and
land will sharply erode the nation's natural resources
in coming years, according to a report released
yesterday.
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Real-life hamburgler on the loose
in Arizona
A man broke into a McDonald's early Sunday
morning through a roof vent. Surveillance video
shows the man turning on the grill, cooking and
eating a couple of burgers before fleeing. When
he fled, the burger bandit triggered a door alarm
that a morning shift manager heard when she pulled
into work nearly two hours later.
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Nokia patents cell-phone smoke detector
Your cellphone may soon serve as a smoke detector
if Nokia gets its way. Nokia wants to put a light
emitter and detector in the side of a cell phone.
Any smoke particles in the air would scatter light
from the emitter into the detector which then
triggers an alarm or dials a pre-programmed number.
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Can Blu-ray Heat Up Hollywood Again?
"There's a real sense of unease and uncertainty
of where the future is," says Oscar-winning producer
Mark Johnson ("The Chronicles of Narnia"). "The
old reliable standard has been, 'Of course, we're
going to be making all this money in home video,'
and now home video is settling down. It can't
help but be alarming for everybody."
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Adult obesity rates continue to rise
in the USA
Trust for America's Health, a public health
advocacy group, has said in its latest report
that in 31 states, adult obesity rates rose in
the last year, with the southern states being
the 'biggest belt' (their pun, not mine). The
trend is alarmingly similar to the UK, where we
are due to fail to reach our obesity targets for
2010.
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Mr. Anti-Spam is Spreading Spyware
Spam, a wake-up alarm for the PC users, can
be said a real friend of yours, who every morning,
every day and all day, knocks at the door of your
computer. You find it and kill it by pressing
delete button.
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The Gathering Nuclear Storm
Must read piece in the Washington Times. War
is inevitable, and a nuclear war is almost inevitable.
I know a lot of people consider that a fanciful
or alarmist idea, but it's coming. The fact that
it hasn't happened before...
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4 in 1 Illuminator For $10.99
It is a flashlight, cellphone charger, radio
and alarm. Original price at $14.99, but enter
coupon code "illuminator4" to lower the price.
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Child Safety- Does Your Dog Have More
Identification Than Your Child?
Take a moment and think about it. When you
consider the fact that, as adults, we would never
consider leaving the house without our id. We
spend thousands on home and car alarms, we are
even protecting our family pets with microchips;
however, our most cherished possessions, our children,
leave home without any identification.
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Car 54...where are you in your police
tech these days?
Cast your on-line memories back a moment,
dear reader, to the days of dial-up modems, when
downloading a photo took so long that your coffee
got cold. Annoying. Now imagine that public safety
depended on the download. Alarming.
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New MOSQUITO ringtones: The ringtones
your parents and teachers can't hear
Ultrasonic Ring tones for you're cell phone!
The Mosquito tone is a very high pitched ringtone
that can generally only be heard by teenagers.
The high-pitched alarm originally meant to repel
youngsters from shops could become the latest
teen ringtone craze. Great for the classroom,
as Teachers can't hear.
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Firm Will Use Eminent Domain To Grab
Land For NAFTA Super Highway
a corridor of this overall width - maybe as
much as 360 m - has alarmed people who stand forced
to surrender property in land and buildings to
the project. This concern has been sharpened by
the disclosure that, citing a recent U.S. Supreme
Court ruling, the developers intend to exercise
the principle of ‘eminent domain' in land acquisition
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Online spy plan raises fears over
privacy
Powerful, intrusive new technology is about
to be used to spy on New Zealanders online. The
software, developed to hunt movie pirates, can
track internet searches in what an international
privacy watchdog says is an alarming intrusion.
It can trace Google searches and other download
attempts back to the computer they came from.
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Newfoundland is FAT!
We all know that people in North America are
getting fat at an alarming rate. If you haven't
heard it yet then you must be living under a rock
or in denial. Yes Americans waistlines are growing
faster than anyone Else's but now more than ever
it is evident in their skinnier neighbour to the
north......particularly in Newfoundland.
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Protest permit alarms Utah's Jews
''To say something like 'Death to Israel'
- I have a very hard time believing that this
does not cross the line of being anti-Semitic.
It's one thing to disagree with a country's policies
. . . [it's another thing] to actually call for
a destruction of a people, the destruction of
a country. "
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Daily Mirror Hoax Sparks Racist Alarm
You remember the two asian students removed
from a plane because a 'racist' 'mob' thought
they were terrorists. Well it appears the whole
thing may have been a student prank.... though
even this is in question because there are questions
as to whether they are students.
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Toxic Waste in China River Causes
Alarm
Toxic waste dumped into a river in northeastern
China caused a bubbly red slick, prompting alarmed
residents to buy bottled water and a complaint
by Russia that Beijing was too slow in issuing
a warning, news reports said Thursday.
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Google to keep storing search requests
Although he was alarmed by AOL's haphazard
release of its subscribers' online search requests,
Google Inc. CEO Eric Schmidt said Wednesday the
privacy concerns raised by that breach won't change
his company's practice of storing the inquiries
made by its users.
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More false accusations revealed
I remember when this was in the news, major
coverage, everyone believed it regardless of fact/proof.
The U.N. Actually investigated it, funny how armor
piercing missiles cut a perfect circle on an ambulance
roof, the exact same shape of the circle alarms
fit in.
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