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Aperion Audio's Allaire Bluetooth Speakers nail every feature and sound spectacular Aperion Audio managed to bundle nearly every desirable modern feature into a classic set of amplified bookshelf speakers. Given the Allaire Bluetooth Speaker's comprehensive design and stellar sound quality, we'd say Aud...
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(Elsevier Health Sciences) Patients with fibromyalgia syndrome typically have widespread chronic pain and fatigue. For those with low vitamin D levels, vitamin D supplements can reduce pain and may be a cost-effective al...
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Interactions.org Newsdigest 17 Jan 2014

Interactions - 17 Jan 2014 21:00
-- Israel's flag added to the line of flags of Member States of CERN in Geneva -- CERN contest to give students access to accelerator's proton beam -- Welcome to the DarkSide: Project aims to find particles of dark matte...
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(Imperial College London) Brain imaging experiments have revealed for the first time how ecstasy produces feelings of euphoria in users.
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Watch Live: Obama Announces Major NSA Reforms

Mashable - 17 Jan 2014 17:58
JOIN THE LIVE CHAT VISIT WHITEHOUSE.GOV U.S. President Barack Obama is expected to implement several changes to the National Security Agency's controversial surveillance tactics in a speech on Friday. The speech comes in...
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Colony Collapse Disorder may sound like the name of a dystopian science fiction novel, but it's a real and present danger to the planet. For years, honey bees around the globe have been wandering from their hives and dyi...
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Photos: Damage to Syrian Ruins Seen from Space

Live Science - 17 Jan 2014 19:41
Photos: Damage to Syrian Ruins Seen from Space Satellite imagery shows that destruction at some of Syria's most iconic ruins has intensified since the onset of the country's civil war.
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(Association for Research in Vision and Ophthalmology) Aging gracefully may not be an option for the 40 million people worldwide who are blind or have significant visual impairment. It's reported that 65 percent of those...
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Pay attention to the road. At least, until the cars are able to drive themselves. That's the rule, and it was probably one of the reasons why Google Glass early-adopter Cecilia Abadie got ticketed for donning the wearabl...
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Reality check: Razer's Project Christine will be expensive, but not impossible One of Razer's most exciting displays at CES 2014 was Project Christine, the first fully modular desktop PC. Does this concept have a chance at life, or is it just vaporware? The post Reality check: Razer’s Project Chr...
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Toilet Paper Could Hide a Cancer Warning Sign, Doc Says Toilet paper containing red ink could disguise a dangerous medical condition, one doctor believes. Paper that is decorated with pictures or designs that include red ink could look bloody when wet, and traces of red blood...
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[From GamerTell] Will you answer the Call of Cthulhu when it arrives on consoles?
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Review: Photo Mate R2 brings Raw processing to Android devices Ever since the original Apple iPad was launched in 2010 tablets have been the image viewing and presentation device of choice for many photographers. Tablets can also be a good alternative to fully-fledged laptops for th...
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Recent rumors indicate that Olympus is getting ready to release some new gear at the end of the month; and now, thanks to the good people at 43 Rumors, we can get our first look at what that gear will look like. Pictured...
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Messy Innards Make for a Better Lithium Ion Battery

Scientific American - 17 Jan 2014 18:50
Internal disarray could be the key to longer-lasting batteries that can unleash more energy --
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Researchers find new PoS malware written in VBScript In the wake of a large-scale attack on point-of-sale (PoS) systems at retailer Target, new malware designed to steal payment card data from the sales systems was released earlier this month. Security researchers from cyb...
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"Photosynthesis is Possible on the Surface of Mars"

The Daily Galaxy - 17 Jan 2014 16:45
"We have shown the first time, that in particular photosynthesis is possible in micro-niches on the surface of Mars," says Jean-Pierre de Vera, a scientist at the German Aerospace Center's Institute of Planetary Research...
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Laser-induced damage in focus

Phys.org - 17 Jan 2014 16:26
Laser-induced damage in focus The transformation of infrared light to a different wavelength, such as visible light, is important in many applications. Some of the most efficient semiconductor lasers operate in the infrared region of the spectrum, wh...
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New research has revealed -- for the first time -- how the condition Giant Cell Arteritis (GCA) may be caused by a certain group of white blood cells called 'neutrophils'. GCA (also known as temporal arteritis) is a cond...
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'Triton' Oxygen Mask Claims To Draw Air From Water While You Swim A South Korean designer claims to have invented an oxygen mask which can draw air from water as you swim. The idea is pretty remarkable - being able to breathe underwater indefinitely is an idea as old, or older, as the ...
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[From HomeTechTell] More than 750,000 Phishing and SPAM emails launched from connected devices like TVs and even refrigerators, exposing the lack of built-in security for smart-home Internet of Things nodes.
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It's a curious affair when your phone is pickpocketed and then your Dropbox is adorned with porn from an unknown couple. Might the two things be related?
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