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1 Cybercrims Steal Carbon Credits crime, theft, Internet, phishing, carbon, business Those who fell for the ploy were directed to a fake emissions registry website with the authority's logo. The scam allowed the cyber-criminals to capture security codes and passwords needed to gain access to company accounts, enabling them to steal carbon permits and resell them through trading accounts registered in Denmark and Britain. The head of the German Emissions Trading Authority, Hans-Juergen Nantke, said the crime was a highly professional worldwide action involving not just the 27 member nations of the EU but New Zealand and Australia. peek | visit add/edit
2 TrueCrypt encryption, open source, cryptography, software Free open-source disk encryption software for Windows 7/Vista/XP, Mac OS X, and Linux peek | visit add/edit
3 Parisian Love love, Paris, Google, search engine peek | visit add/edit
4 The World Question Center question, Edge.org, John Brockman, science, philosophy, future peek | visit add/edit
5 Is Google Making Us Smarter? brain, cognition, Internet, information We still await the long-term neurological and psychological experiments that will provide a definitive picture of how Internet use affects cognition peek | visit add/edit
6 Placebos Are Getting More Effective. Drugmakers Are Desperate to Know Why. placebo, pharmaceutical industry, business, psychology, brain, medicine, drug The roots of the placebo problem can be traced to a lie told by an Army nurse during World War II as Allied forces stormed the beaches of southern Italy. The nurse was assisting an anesthetist named Henry Beecher, who was tending to US troops under heavy German bombardment. When the morphine supply ran low, the nurse assured a wounded soldier that he was getting a shot of potent painkiller, though her syringe contained only salt water. Amazingly, the bogus injection relieved the soldier's agony and prevented the onset of shock. peek | visit add/edit
7 Wikianswers question, answer, crowdsourcing, reference peek | visit add/edit
8 Repower America with Solar Energy USA, solar, power, energy A square patch of desert 96 miles wide can power the USA with all the electricity it needs. peek | visit add/edit
9 In Utah, company aims to store energy in air energy, storage, pressure, air, underground, battery, Utah A Utah company plans to dig a series of underground caverns that it hopes to one day fill with compressed air, releasing it to generate electricity by turning a turbine and solving one of the most vexing problems facing the clean-energy industry -- how to store power. Under a barren patch of Utah desert, a private-equity group is bankrolling the project to hollow out a series of energy-storage vaults from a massive salt deposit a mile underground. It promises to make a perfect repository for storing energy and, in effect, creating a giant subterranean battery. Energy storage is catching on as a way to make wind and solar power more useful. peek | visit add/edit
10 BrusselBlogt blog, Brussel, Dutch peek | visit add/edit
11 Online Databases of Union of International Associations (UIA) database, reference, tool, Union of International Associations, UIA, international, organization, association, NGO, IGO peek | visit add/edit
12 AllConferences.Com conference, reference, database, event peek | visit add/edit
13 Racism racism peek | visit add/edit
14 Hi-tech exam cheating increases says Ofqual mobile phone, cheating, exam, education peek | visit add/edit
15 Copenhagen - the Munich of our times? Munich, betrayal, Copenhagen, climate change, pollution, politics, overpopulation Climate negotiations will never be the same after the Copenhagen climate summit, and the accord reached in the Danish capital may very well prove to be the Munich Agreement of modern times. The document was an appeasement to major polluters that condemns the world to runaway climate change and declares war on our children. The conference in December ended with an "accord", with no legal status and dubious value, as one of its key outcomes. peek | visit add/edit
16 Burrowing US prairie dogs use complex language bark, animal intelligence, communication, language, signal A tiny rodent may have the most sophisticated language of any animal. ... With a single bark, he says, a prairie dog may warn about the type and direction of an encroaching predator, and even describe its colour. If confirmed, that means the chattering rodents communicate in a more complex way than even monkeys or dolphins. peek | visit add/edit
17 How unmanned drones are changing modern warfare drone, robot, airplane, remote control, USA, military, cowardice, Afghanistan, ethics peek | visit add/edit
18 Journal stem cell work 'blocked' stem cell, science, peer review, veto Stem cell experts say they believe a small group of scientists is effectively vetoing high quality science from publication in journals. peek | visit add/edit
19 Secrets, spies and supercomputers computer, history peek | visit add/edit
20 Scams affect one in 10 Britons, says OFT UK, scam, e-mail, SPAM, advertisement Almost 10% of adults - more than 4m people - in Britain say they have responded to a scam in their lives, the Office of Fair Trading (OFT) has said. peek | visit add/edit
21 WikiLeaks whistleblower site in temporary shutdown whistleblower, WikiLeaks, leak, donation, politics, news, freedom WikiLeaks, a whistleblower website that allows people to publish uncensored information anonymously, has suspended operations owing to financial problems. peek | visit add/edit
22 Obama cancels Moon return project Moon, space travel, NASA, Barack Obama, politics President Barack Obama has cancelled the American project designed to take humans back to the Moon. The Constellation programme envisaged new rockets and a new crewship called Orion to put astronauts on the lunar surface by 2020. peek | visit add/edit
23 Rotting fish yield fossil clues fish, rot, decay, fossil peek | visit add/edit
24 Quakes 'decade's worst disasters' earthquake, disaster, statistics Almost 60% of the people killed by natural disasters in the past decade lost their lives in earthquakes, a UN-backed report has revealed. Storms were responsible for 22% of lives lost, while extreme temperatures caused 11% of deaths from 2000 to 2009. peek | visit add/edit
25 Tigers and other farmyard animals breeding, China, tiger, extinction For every one wild tiger alive in the world today, there may be three "farmed" tigers in China. peek | visit add/edit