Killing of Pakistani soldiers by America led Nato forces have angered residents of frontier town of Pakistan bordering Afghnistan.Dead soldiers include a major were belonging to the Mohmand Rifles. The incident has infuriated the Pakistani government and they...
"What were they thinking?" asks David Menzies in his column in the Times Colonist. He takes a look at some of the unbelievable auto options offered by manufacturers in the past, options that often reflected what was going on in North American culture. There were,...
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How like you this?"General Motors plans to equip 1.7 million of its 2009 models with a system that allows OnStar operators to cut engine power in the car if the police request it. The system was demonstrated in Washington, D.C. today.
GM's OnStar system already contains...
"The Home Office is to provide £3m to equip police forces across the country with head camera technology, following successful trials in Plymouth.
It said an evaluation of the pilot run by Devon and Cornwall...
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What will it take to make "citizen journalists" a viable component of the global news-creating community? Will citizen journalists figure out how to create credible, well-researched news items in a way that...
The US has a long history of outsourcing for military operations. All those "contractors" we read aobut in Iraq? Mercenaries. The issue here is of accountability. Mercenaries are not subject to the same legal scrutiny as official soldiers, though that has been meaning less...
"#1 Future of Internet Debate Ignored by Media
Sources:
Buzzflash.com, July 18, 2005
Title: “Web of Deceit: How Internet Freedom Got the Federal Ax, and Why Corporate News Censored the Story”
Author: Elliot D....
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"Unmanned helicopter rescue service for Mount Everest
February 7, 2007 One of the many problems of climbing a mountain as tall as Mount Everest, is that once you’re up there, there’s not much help available if things go wrong. Most helicopters are not designed to operate...
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"Mark Inglis raising money for Everest rescues
IMAGE: They left him dying, accusing him of being cheap and inexperienced. But David Sharp, an unguided climber, had climbed 8000ers before. On his third Everest attempt, he collapsed only one hour from camp. Close to 40 climbers...
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"NEW YORK (CNN) -- From cell phone use to high-speed Internet access, the connected life is spreading to the skies.
In January, Emirates airline plans to launch mobile phone usage in its planes, making it the...