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NSA Create a Yottabytes HDD Capacity (1 Trillion GB)

The NSA is building a 92 903 square meters of indoor areas of storage and costs about $ 2 billion a hard drive. This site plan will be implemented in 2015 to store data yottabyte can be predicted. Well, you certainly seek yottabyte right? Please tell me how...
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Blue Mountain, Ontario: Winter Tourist Places in Canada

Travel and tourism is also a holiday in Canada, such as the one you want. In Canada, the attraction of what it is worth a visit, is there? In Canada, special, following the main tourist attractions. This Niagara Falls, CN Tower, Banff, there are various parks....
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Clean, cheap hydrogen production from water using cobalt catalyst

For years, proponents of the hydrogen economy have argued that hydrogen will replace traditional hydrocarbon fuels for transportation purposes. But, so far, a lack of new, inexpensive methods for hydrogen production and storage has impeded this goal. Over the...
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How your pillow is the perfect breeding ground for gruesome array of pests and diseases

Sleeping comfortably? A study has found that as much as a third of a pillow could be made up of bugs, dead skin, dust mites and their faeces It is not a thought conducive to a good night’s sleep: Up to a third of the weight of your pillow could be made...
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The Star of the Paris Air Show: An Emission-Free Hypersonic Jet

Boeing showed off its new plane -- and boasted about big, multi-billion-dollar orders for the coming years -- but the real star of the Paris Air Show this past weekend was the ZEHST, which stands for Zero Emission Hypersonic Transportation. It will take about...
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Researchers undercut anonymity of voting, test-taking

At some point in your life you've probably been asked to take out a #2 pencil and fill in a series of numbered ovals. This method for gathering standardized data is widely used in elections, tests, and surveys, and it's generally considered to be anonymous: if...
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World's richest show growing appetite for life's luxuries

Ferrari's new FF car on show at the 81st Geneva car show in Geneva in March 2011. Photograph: Denis Balibouse/Reuters As the world's richest people got even richer, so did their appetite for the playthings needed to satisfy their lifestyles. Growing...
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World's wealthiest people now richer than before the credit crunch

We are not all in this together. The UK economy is flat, the US is weak and the Greek debt crisis, according to some commentators, is threatening another Lehman Brothers-style meltdown. But a new report shows the world's wealthiest people are getting...
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Low-calorie diet offers hope of cure for type 2 diabetes

Scientists at Newcastle University claim a low calorie diet can cure type 2 diabetes Photograph: GettyPeople who have had obesity-related type 2 diabetes for years have been cured, at least temporarily, by keeping to an extreme, low-calorie, diet for two months,...
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Anarchy Online celebrates 10 years this weekend

It seems like there's an MMO anniversary happening every other day around these parts. While it's indeed commendable for some of these games to last a year or three, Funcom's Anarchy Online has just reached the lofty summit reserved for the likes of EverQuest...
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Top 10 Largest Impact Structures on Earth

There are hundreds of impact craters found around the world, but less than 50 that are considered Large (over 20km in diameter). As an example, one of the most well-known and best preserved craters is Barringer crater in Arizona (35°2′N 111°1′W), which is just...
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Nick Clegg calls for public to get shares in bailed-out banks

Nick Clegg has put a proposal to George Osborne to make public shareholders in RBS and Lloyds. Photograph: Anna Gowthorpe/PA A giveaway of government-owned shares in RBS and Lloyds, worth hundreds of pounds to British taxpayers, is being proposed by the...
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The History of the World Wide Web and Internet

U.S. Department of Defense, U.S. Department of Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) complete history of the Internet when you decided to study how to connect to a computer via a questionnaire in order to form an organic network of 1969 began...
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How scientists turned a living cell into a green laser

Green Fluorescent Protein (GFP) does exactly what its name implies: when excited by light from the blue end of the spectrum, it emits a satisfying green glow. But its deceptively simple name doesn't begin to convey how it has changed biology. It can be fused with...
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Best Credit Card (Top 10: Best Credit Cards)

You must know about credit card. You really need this card to help you buy all things that you want. It is smart card. You will able to buy all things even when you haven’t cash money. You just need to pay all products with credit card in merchant accounts....
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