Archive for September, 2007
Acupuncture Works for Back Pain
According to a study by German researchers,fake acupuncture works nearly as well as the real thing for the low back
UT Students Speak About Ahmadinejad
Many academic institutions including UT Austin have brought in controversial speakers. What is the limit when it comes to guest
Apple:Unlocking iPhone not good
According to Apple, unlocking the iPhone using software available online to be used with other service providers besides AT&T can
Microsoft in Talks to Buy Facebook
Microsoft has been approaching Facebook in recent weeks with proposals to invest in the fast-growing site.According to report this is
Monks become spirit behind junta challenge
When 20,000 Buddhist monks, nuns and protesters marched through Rangoon’s streets, a 50-year-old housewife broke into tears as she rushed
Crude Oil Falls a Second Day as Gulf of Mexico Output Increases
Crude oil fell for a second day as companies increased output at platforms in the Gulf of Mexico after a
UAE leads Gulf computer sales in second quarter
Dubai: The Gulf computer market again saw double-digit growth in the second quarter led by the United Arab Emirates, despite
Apple 8 GB iPod Touch | 2Daydeals.info
Apple 8 GB iPod Touch | 2Daydeals.info With the Apple iPod touch, Apple has married the iPhone’s revolutionary multi-touch interface
New BlackBerry Makes Wi-Fi Calls
On the heels of AT&T’s uninspiring BlackBerry 8820 comes what may be the hit BlackBerry— even the hit handheld—of the
Iranian President begins US visit amid controversy
Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad has kicked off his third visit to the United States with two public appearances that have
Bluetongue detected in Suffolk
The strain of Bluetongue virus detected in one cow near Ipswich, Suffolk has been identified as Serotype 8. This is
FBI investigates supremacist anti-’Jena 6′ Web site
The FBI is reviewing a white supremacist Web site that purports to list the addresses of five of the six
L’USB 3.0 sera 10 fois plus performant que l’USB 2.0, promet Intel
A l’occasion de l’Intel Developer Forum *, le fondeur a présenté les premiers éléments sur le développement de l’USB 3,
Burma march ‘largest in 20 years’
Led by Buddhist monks and nuns, the largest anti-junta protest takes place in Rangoon nearly after two decades.
Scotland 0-40 New Zealand
Scotland failed to score against a dominant New Zealand in a one-sided World Cup encounter at Murrayfield. BBC SPORT |
Experimental AIDS Vaccine Fails Key Test
A trial of a vaccine designed to control AIDS has been halted after numerous participants became infected with HIV, the
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