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• Meet Teach the People's 24-Year Old CEO
• Yahoo Pipes Co-Founder Joins Google
• New Hack Allows you to Re-Lock Your IPhone
• Friendster Debuts Chinese Site
• The United States, Liberia, and Myanmar
• Gingrich, a potential Republican rival, blogs on Huckabee's site
• Chuck So Does Not Suck
• Non-Profits Launch New Investigative Reporting Tool for Citizen Journalists
• Counter-Terror Tech: Cliche Slobber Slobber Cliche
• Apple: We Will Break Your IPhone SIM Hacks This Week
• Humvee Replacement Stopped Dead in its Tracks
• Leaked! Japanese-Market Brochure for Mitsu Evo X
• Andy Samberg: In a Dress, Still a Player
• Bacteria Turn Deadly in Space
• Online Rushkoff Class: Interactive Persuasion
• Design Student Creates Innovative Guiding Cane For Blind
• National Family Day
• Boston Airport Bomb Scare Should Scare Scientists
• Chicago Crime Cams Nab Beer Drinker As Reminder of Big Brother System
• In Space No One Can Hear You Yell "Cut!"
• <cite>Samba De Amigo</cite> Shakes Up Wii
• ‘Show and Tell’ for Start-ups: DEMOfall 2007 Kicks Off Tuesday
• Government Wants American Internet to Work as A Microphone, Willing to Mislead to Get There
• EGM Rumors: <cite>Viva Pinata</cite> Going To Wii, <cite>BioShock</cite> Not Going To PS3
• More Finkbuilt: Water Rocket Party
• Square Enix Wants US Publishing Partner
• Review: <cite>Drawn to Life</cite> Needs Less Drawing, More Life
• Carbon Dioxide Pollution Could Kill the Oceans
• Virtual Consolation Prize: Jet Lag Edition
• Giuliani Gets Fact-Checked By Rival Romney's Campaign
• Spy Camcorder Wants You To Chew On This
• Lockheed Martin's Spy Seed
• Yahoo's Mashup -- The Results Are In
• In Space, No One Can Hear You Say 'Oops'
• Discounts on Select Live Arcade Titles This Week
• Browser Game: <cite>Hotcorn</cite> Heats Up Your Autumn
• Say Goodbye to Your 2D Petri Dishes
• Female Infertility Linked to 350 Genes
• Tax Credits Closing for Hybrids--Get 'Em While They're Hot
• More Coke News: The 80s Are Back - Courtesy of Hova
• SaveNetRadio.org Initiator Speaks
• 4 Technologies on the Brink
• Sci-Fi, Freaks and Supergeeks Take Over TV Screens
• Silicon Valley Cleans Up: A Wired Flowchart
• No Dragnet, No Billions in Fines: Why Do Nation's Spying Telcos Need Immunity From Congress?
• NFL Films' Exhaustive Archive Is Rushing Into the Digital Age
• One Molecule Could Cure Our Addiction to Oil
• The Prescription: Switching to Renewables
• A Sneak Peek at Penny Arcade, the Game
• Oliver Sacks on Earworms, Stevie Wonder and the View From Mescaline Mountain
• Sept. 24, 1947: MJ-12 — We Are Not Alone ... Or Are We?
• Rants
• A Canine Hotel May Sound Luxe, but There's No Place Like Home
• The Formula: From Grass to Gas
• Danger, NPR! (Updated)
• SCi Acquires Two New Suitors for Buyout
• Storefront Opens Hula Hoop Dome
• Too Soon to Link Antidepressant Drop With Teen Suicide Increase
• Review: Insta-Bed Raised Insta-Flex2 Air Mattress — More Rest For The Weary
• Google and NASA Team Up
• A Nickel and a Dime: How Comcast's $100 Deal Easily Grows To $150
• New Fine Art Subscription Model
• Pudding Media Raises Privacy Concerns by Monitoring VoIP Calls
• Coca-Cola to Open Largest Plastic Recycling Plant
• Do You Write Like a Terrorist?
• Issues With <cite>Halo 3</cite> Limited Edition Packaging Creating Scratched Discs
• Sprite Gets Iced
• Casual Game Publisher Treats Games Like Sitcoms
• Left-Wing Site Calls <cite>RE 5</cite> 'Training Video for Race War'
• FBI Investigates DHS Contractor for Failing to Protect Gov't Computers
• Key to Reducing Emissions Lies in Urban Planning. Sure. Now How?
• Starbucks To Give Away 50 Million ITunes Songs
• Blackwater: From Bad to Worse
• Wicked Noble M400 Lives On As Rossion Q1
• China MMO Says No to Men Playing as Women
• NASA Approves Advanced Lasik for Use on Astronauts (and Hopefuls)
• Newbie Help: Map Of The Linux File System
• Rumor: OS X Leopard Nears Completion
• <cite>Saint's Row 2</cite> 'Darker, More Sinister'
• Retro Cassette Tape Case for iPod Nano
• Bogus Email Lures Artists to Music Community Site
• <cite>Resident Evil: Extinction</cite> Cleans Up At Box Office
• How Many Medical Marijuana Puffs Make a Dose?
• Silovik in Power
• Subway Tickets for 27 Cents
• Iran Smuggling SAMs to Iraq?
• "Data Disasters" Competition Winner
• Motorized LEGO AT-AT Released
• Ubisoft Pushes <cite>Hell's Highway</cite> Back to Next Year
• EDonkey Servers Shut Down by IFPI, Local Authorities
• New Adobe Elements Line: Photo And Video Editing On The Cheap
• Pain Ray Heading for LA Streets?
• 22 Years Ago, One Gigagbyte Looked Like This
• 'Pulp-based computing'
• OLPC Laptops Available In The U.S. With “Give One Get One” Program
• Starbucks 50 Million Song Giveaway
• Post-Surge Strategy: Mega-Bases?
• Five for Fighting 9/24/07
• Help Mozilla Reduce Firefox’s Memory Footprint
• Rumor: New Apple Notebooks: Slim, Black and Optical Free
• Is It Time to Revisit the 55 MPH Speed Limit? Ha!
• Is Google Gearing Up For GMail 2.0?
• NM Spaceport Hitting Down-To-Earth Funding Issues
• Armani and Samsung Announce Phone Collaboration
• MySpace Goes Mobile With Targeted Ads
• Orphaned Stars, Clinging to A Galaxy's Long Tail
• Kaleidolight's Creepy Beauty: Interior Design For DefCon Fans
• Asus Eee Gets Early Russian Review
• Could Life Hide Inside Mars' Caves?
• More Fantasy Gadgets, Courtesy of Photoshop
• Drawing on Air Brings Virtual Reality To The Artist Pad
• Glowy Rollable Silicone Keyboards Now Only $30
• Is that a Mek'leth in your pocket or... oh forget it.
• Report: Third of Kids Victimized By Cyberbullies
• Australian Navy Pays for Breast Implants
• Give 1 Get 1 Program: Buy Two OLPCs, Receive Just One
• Memorial for a Geekdad
• Magazines for iPhone and iPod Touch
• Shotgun Cams for Urban Surveillance
• Photoshop Elements Helps Hobbyists Produce Pro-Quality Pics
• Tiny Town Blazes New Campaign Trail, Using Social Network
• Reviews: Best and Worst 'Geek TV' Pilots
• Review: Insta-Bed Raised Insta-Flex2 Air Mattress
• San Francisco's Hotel Tomo Jacks Into Japanese Culture
• IMovie Comes To Windows, Courtesy of Adobe
• , Coming Soon to an LCD Near You
• Blogs Team Up to Help Environment -- for One Day