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BLM now collecting higher drilling application fee

A huge increase in the application fee for oil and gas companies to drill on federal land is unfair and won't speed up review of drilling permits, industry officials said Wednesday.

ADP posts higher 1Q profit despite revenue decline

Rising unemployment and the struggles of the U.S. auto industry were both evident as payroll and benefits outsourcer Automatic Data Processing Inc. reported a slim 3 percent profit rise in its first quarter. Cost controls offset lower revenue.

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If you want to get someone to do something, ask them in their right ear
Source: BBC News

If you want to get someone to do something, ask them in their right ear, say scientists. Italian researchers found people were better at processing information when requests were made on that side in three separate tests.

U.S. Drops Funding for Research Into Vehicle Fuel Cells
Source: The New York Times

Cars powered by hydrogen fuel cells, once hailed by President George W.

Summer Creative Coding Workshops in Vancouver: Processing, Processing, Processing! | blprnt.blg
Source: Blprnt

Processing is an electronic sketchbook for developing ideas. Since its simple beginnings at the MIT Media Lab, it has emerged as an invaluable tool for media artists, designers, and programmers around the world.

Pigs boiled alive at Swedish meat plants
Source: thelocal.se

Living pigs have been scalded to death at four large Swedish meat processing plants, according to the National Food Administration (Livsmedelsverket).

Stored-Value Cards Come To Online Gaming

One of the brighter spots in the online economy, as least before the stock market dive last fall, is related to game websites.

Blind Man Sees With Subconscious Eye : NPR
Source: npr.org

Scientists are reporting the remarkable case of a blind man who can see. More Articles

Scientist Discovers Fungus That Could Fuel A Car Unprocessed : NPR
Source: npr.org

A researcher at Montana State University has found a micro-organism in a plant in South America that could fuel vehicles one day. The unusual fungus contains the essence of diesel, which one could use to run a bus, for example, without processing it at all. More Articles

Web-savvy young make bad jurors because they cannot listen, says Lord Chief Justice
Source: Telegraph

Young people brought up with the internet are not used to listening for long periods and would not make good jurors, according to the most senior judge in England and Wales.

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The group you've been waiting for!! This is a place for people who love fiber to teach and learn or just show off their stuff. Any fiber is game. Wool, silk, hemp, cotton, etc.

Bamboo, Part I: How do they make it into boards?
Source: core77.com

Seems like every year somebody makes something cool out of bamboo: bicycles, snowboards, laptops, or a thousand other things. But the most common apps we see are slightly more mundane--flooring and cutting boards.

Swine of the times — A mysterious disease afflicts slaughterhouse workers
Source: Culinate

Once, there was E. coli. Then came mad-cow disease. Now we have the latest in the medical-mystery genre: The Case of the Insidious Pig-Brain Allergy.

Local Carrots With a Side of Red Tape
Source: The New York Times

THE dirt on Richard Ball's farm in Schoharie County is 15 feet deep, rich with minerals and perfect for growing sweet carrots. LESSONS LEARNED New York carrots, like these grown in Schoharie, will be sliced and packed in bags for school meals.

A new community for speech, speaker and voice processing information exchange
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A new community for speech, speaker and voice processing information exchange

A better way to make seawater drinkable | CNET News.com
Source: CNET

Researchers at University of California at Los Angeles have come up with a membrane that can filter salt and impurities out of seawater more efficiently and for less money than current systems, which potentially could help with the world's looming water problems.

Google Offering Free Software Package
Source: The International Business Times

Google Inc. is making its word processing and spreadsheet programs available for free to all comers on its Web site, marking the Internet search leader's latest effort to provide an alternative to Microsoft Corp.'s dominant software applications

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