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The new rule is made possible by last year's passage of the Family Smoking Prevention and Tobacco Control Act, which gave the FDA the long-sought power to regulate tobacco. The rule, which has the force of federal law, takes effect on June 22. Among its... Full Article at WebMD
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I’m at the NewsMorphosis Conference in Hawaii today locked in a day of debates about the state of news quality and how the hell we find a business model to keep paying for it. It’s a big issue locally– earlier this year three of Hawaii’s five largest TV... Full Article at TechCrunch
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The advisers said that risk was acceptable. "The benefits of this therapy outweigh the side effects," said Dr. JoAnn Lindenfeld, a panel member and cardiologist at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center. Boston Scientific was pleased with... Full Article at Reuters
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They may not be quite as sleek as their latest laptop counterpart, but Dell's two new Vostro 230 desktops are both at least fairly compact and, most importantly, cheap. Available in both Slim Tower or Mini Tower form factors, the desktops start at just... Full Article at Engadget
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SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Ecuadorean plaintiffs have appealed a U.S. judge's decision to allow Chevron Corp to seek arbitration of a case of alleged pollution in the Amazon rainforest with a potential $27 billion liability. The plaintiffs, indigenous... Full Article at Reuters
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The offset limit will be calculated as a percentage of compliance to allow the WCI to be more easily linked with other trading systems, such as one now under way in the Eastern United States, an official of the group said. Offsets are credits for... Full Article at Reuters
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"I've seen first hand the public health impact and personal tragedy of drug-resistant TB," Hamburg said. "This creative approach mirrors FDA's own investments in innovative regulatory science that ensures the best new medical technologies -- including... Full Article at Reuters
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There has always been a vibrant ecosystem around financial data. Financial institutions, such as hedge funds and investment banks, pay thousands of dollars for quantitative tabular data (financial data in spreadsheets). But now, the web has provided a... Full Article at TechCrunch
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We're roughly two weeks out from the arrival of the iPad, and the pre-orders are apparently pouring in. So far, most of the focus has been on the three Wi-Fi versions of the device, mostly because those of us who want to get our hands on an iPad now... Full Article at PC World
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The presentation by Microsoft's Stuart McKee, who holds the title of national technology officer for the United States, continued a pattern in recent years that has seen Microsoft publicly embracing the open source movement and even funding it. Full Article at PC World
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Google's greatest threat may not be Microsoft or Apple --- instead, it may be the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), which increasingly is putting Google in its cross-hairs for serious privacy violations. Yesterday, Commissioner Pamela Jones Harbour lashed... Full Article at PC World
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Extreme obesity among American children is much worse than previously believed, putting them at greater risk of serious health problems as they age, U.S. researchers said on Thursday. A study of more than 700,000 children and... Full Article at Reuters
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - U.S. imaging experts warned of significant disruptions in the supply of a medical isotope used in scores of diagnostic tests in the coming weeks as a key nuclear reactor goes out of service for extended repairs. The Society of... Full Article at Reuters
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“Not only I’m still following you, now I can see you in the middle of the flock muahaha” Could this be the first step toward a “premium” for companies to get a branded analytics platform that’s separate from Google but uses their technology? In other... Full Article at TechCrunch
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Palm gave us a heads-up back in late February that its upcoming earnings report wouldn't exactly be cause for celebration, and today the news has become official: the outfit recorded a net loss of $22 million during its fiscal Q3, which still looks... Full Article at Engadget
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We don't like to stir up the nearly constant barrage of "so-and-so is getting the iPhone" rumors unless we've got a great reason to do so -- and we'd argue that a Financial Times report involving statements from Deutsche Telekom's CEO qualifies. The... Full Article at Engadget
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By the way before window fans jump on me. I am a PC user and I will always be a PC user. But currently the courier is not available or anything worth while, And I do no like lenovos crap technology or want to carry something thats call joojoo. So I... Full Article at Engadget
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Strickland blamed the failure to pass a trade ban on Atlantic bluefin tuna on pressure from commercial interests in Japan and inaction by other regulatory bodies, notably the International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas (ICCAT). "The... Full Article at Reuters
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So in 2008, a company called Integra Communications filed for a “Nexus” trademark having something to do with voice and data telecommunications. Along comes Google a year later and files for “Nexus One.” Trademark office says no go. I’m not really... Full Article at TechCrunch
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Blippy is always fun to write about because so many people are enraged by its very existence. But all that rage apparently hasn’t stopped the company from getting lots of investor attention. In addition to landing a bevy of top tier angels and venture... Full Article at TechCrunch
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US President Barack Obama embraces Michigan Democrat Senator Debbie Stabenow as he greets lawmakers after signing the HIRE Act, a 17.6 billion dollar jobs bill that encourages businesses to hire workers, during a ceremony in the Rose Garden at the White House in Washington, DC, March 18,...
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Hassan Nemazee, right, leaves federal court with his attorney Paul Schectman after pleading guilty to a $292 million bank-fraud scheme in New York, Thursday, March 18, 2010. Nemazee, the Chairman and CEO of Nemazee Capital Corporation, has been charged with defrauding Bank of America,...
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US President Barack Obama shakes hands with lawmakers, including Illinois Democratic Senator Dick Durbin( 2nd-L), Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (C), Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi (2nd R) and New York Democrat Senator Charles Schumer (R) after signing the HIRE Act, a 17.6 billion...
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Guests, including Reverend Al Sharpton (2nd L), listen as US President Barack Obama speaks before signing the HIRE Act, a 17.6 billion dollar jobs bill that encourages businesses to hire workers, during a ceremony in the Rose Garden at the White House in Washington, DC, March 18, 2010.
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Montana Democrat Senator Max Baucus (R) helps Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner (L) with his tie alongside White House Deputy Chief of Staff Jim Messina (C) after US President Barack Obama signed the HIRE Act, a 17.6 billion dollar jobs bill that encourages businesses to hire workers,...
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WASHINGTON - MARCH 18: Surrounded by members of Congress, U.S. President Barack Obama signs the Hire Act during a ceremony in the Rose Garden at the White House on March 18, 2010 in Washington, DC. The HIRE Act will offer a payroll tax break for businesses that hire unemployed workers...
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U.S. House Speaker Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) (C) confers with Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) (L) and Senator Chuck Schumer (D-NY) (R) after President Barack Obama signed the HIRE Act, a job growth initiative, in the Rose Garden of the White House in Washington, March 18, 2010.
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I hope it is a prelude to further cooperation in the days and months to come, as we continue the work of digging out of this recession and rebuilding our economy in a way that works for all Americans
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burnt bridges and they’ve burnt the Google brand in China ... There is no way Google can ever come back.
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I want to commend all of those members of Congress whose leadership made this bill possible, many of whom are with us today. I'm also gratified that over a dozen Republicans agreed that the need for this jobs bill was urgent, and that they were willing to break out of the partisan morass in Washington t...
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I think when this is all over, people are going to say that Barack Obama is the first Jewish president.
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I want to commend all the members of Congress and their leadership (which) made this bill possible
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We the People Say No to Obama care
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This morning a new analysis from the Congressional Budget Office concludes that the reform we seek would bring $1.3 trillion in deficit reduction over the next two decades
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There are a full 1,000 achievement points to be had in 56 achievements, and they seem squeezed in there pretty tight -- you'll get points every three medals, and even some points for just spending time in the arcade (36 hours total). In short, Microsoft really, really wants you to play in the Game Room ...
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So this tax cut says to employers: If you hire a worker who's unemployed, you won't have to pay payroll taxes on that worker for the rest of the year
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These include e-mail address and registration to sites such as Myspace and Facebook
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That makes this legislation the most significant effort to reduce deficits since the Balanced Budget Act in the 1990s
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I need to vent. Hello, Facebook.
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Many of them are on the fence right now about whether to bring on that extra worker or two, or whether to hire anyone at all ... This jobs bill should help make their decision that much easier.
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He understands that the healthcare bill is very important for Obama's administration.
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There is a lot more we need to do to spur hiring in the private sector and bring about full economic recovery - from helping credit-worthy small businesses get the loans they need to expand, to offering incentives to make homes and businesses more energy-efficient, to investing in infrastructure so we c...
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I hope that African-American presidents won't have to go through what Barack Obama went through
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Now, make no mistake: While this jobs bill is absolutely necessary, it is by no means enough
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And Barack (Obama), our president, picked against us. Everybody is picking against us.
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The great recession we just went through took a terrible toll on the middle class
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The Intel Xeon Processor 5600 series will be the backbone of mainstream computing environments
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But if a school continues to fail its students year after year, if it doesn't show signs of improvement, then there's got to be a sense of accountability ... And that's what happened in Rhode Island.
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Most Israelis see Obama as fair and friendly
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Through the eyes of most Americans, recovery is about something more fundamental
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Users need to share documents with friends and colleagues ... OpenOffice.org is fully compatible with all popular document formats including Microsoft Word and Excel files and can open and edit documents that users have created using other software.
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doctors fix ... That's a problem that I inherited.
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