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Fukushima: First Photojournalist Inside Plant Captures Daily Life Of Cleanup Workers

25-year old Kazuma Obara (Twitter), a native of Japan's tsunami-hit Iwate prefecture, is the first photojournalist to enter the Fukushima Daiichi plant and photograph what conditions are like for the cleanup workers.

Fukushima: First photojournalist inside plant captures daily life of cleanup workers

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Green Column: Bali School Makes Sustainability a Way of Life

The Green School is built with natural materials, has no air conditioning and includes vegetable gardens on site to instill the importance of sustainable living in its students.

Green Column: Bali School Makes Sustainability a Way of Life

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RIM’s PlayBook Tablet Has Poor Battery Life, Kaufman’s Wu Says

Dec. 28 (Bloomberg) -- Research In Motion Ltd. may need to re-engineer its BlackBerry PlayBook tablet computer, due next year, to improve its battery life, according to Kaufman Bros. analyst Shaw Wu.

RIM’s PlayBook Tablet Has Poor Battery Life, Kaufman’s Wu Says

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Advertising: Collecting Humiliations of Life to Sell Comfort in Shoes

The 160-year-old shoe brand is stressing the comfort of its new line by comparing it to stories of uncomfortable moments in life submitted by users of the Web.

Advertising: Collecting Humiliations of Life to Sell Comfort in Shoes

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Story of evolution of life on earth, as told through fingers

"The abridged story of life on earth, as told through the medium of walking fingers."

Story of evolution of life on earth, as told through fingers

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British oral histories document rural life in late 19th/early 20th cen

The British Library has posted a collection of 250 sound recordings made by oral historian George Ewart Evans, "between 1956 and 1977, many in Suffolk, with a smaller number in Wales, Ireland and Scotland. The recordings document rural life and agricultural work in the late nineteenth and early twentieth century, folk beliefs about animals, medicine and witchcraft, folk and popular songs."

British oral histories document rural life in late 19th/early 20th cen

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Amgen Drug Slows Spread of Cancer but Doesn’t Extend Life

The treatment, denosumab, delayed the spread of prostate cancer to bones in a clinical trial, the company said late Monday.

Amgen Drug Slows Spread of Cancer but Doesn’t Extend Life

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Canadian Microbes Give Clues for Life on Icy Moons

SAN FRANCISCO — A sulfur-loving microbe in the Canadian arctic could draw a blueprint for scientists searching for life on Jupiter’s icy moon Europa.

Canadian Microbes Give Clues for Life on Icy Moons

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Doubts Brew About NASA’s New Arsenic Life

An arsenic-loving microbe found in a salty lake, which was touted last week as a potentially new form of life, is under heavy fire from the scientific community. The microbe, a bacteria called GFAJ-1, can apparently use arsenic instead of phosphorous to build its DNA, a trick no other life form has ever managed. A team of [...]

Doubts Brew About NASA’s New Arsenic Life

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Your Life in the Cloud

Growing loads of information are being stored in remote servers outside our homes. How much of your life is captured and served by the cloud?

Your Life in the Cloud

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NASA Unveils Arsenic Life Form

When cooking up the stuff of life, you can’t just substitute margarine for butter. Or so scientists thought.

NASA Unveils Arsenic Life Form

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Nope, we haven't found life on another planet

So, a couple of days ago, when NASA sent out a press release announcing "an astrobiology finding that will impact the search for evidence of extraterrestrial life", I went scrounging around for the embargoed details and managed to look everywhere except the one place that had the information. Having now seen what's actually being announced tomorrow, I have some good news and bad news.

Nope, we haven't found life on another planet

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