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Get your Moonbuggy revved up because it’s NASA race time
by William Atkins   
NASA has announced its 16th annual Great Moonbuggy Race, which is to be held on April 3-4, 2008 in Huntsville, Alabama. NASA hopes the high school and college contestants will build their moonbuggies out of the “right stuff.”
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NASA lights ten candles for Space Station
by William Atkins   
In celebration of the tenth anniversary of the launching of the first component of the International Space Station (ISS), NASA and the world is celebrating the Zarya (“Dawn”) milestone on November 20, 2008.
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WALL-E and NASA are looking for Right Name for new Mars Rover
by William Atkins   
NASA has announced that it is looking for a name to call its new Mars rover, which should be launched toward Mars in 2009. The Walt Disney robot WALL-E is teaming up with NASA in this naming contest for U.S. students ranging in ages from five to 18 years old.
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IT's a good read! — Part 2: Art & Science of CSS (free until 02 December 2008)
by Tony Austin   
Continuing an occasional series recommending some excellent, serious IT publications that are available for the asking via the Web. This article is tells you how you can learn the Art and Science of CSS.
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Video game consoles waste $1 billion in energy, not!
by Mike Bantick   
A report has been released blaming gamers for a US1$billion waste in electricity via their beloved consoles.  But checking out the report further highlights a gross assumption.
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The Linux tinority responds
by Sam Varghese   
I'm not one of those highly vocal GNU/Linux users referred to by my editor Stan Beer a few days back. But then I am definitely one of the "tinority" because I do use the operating system on my desktop - and anywhere else that I need computing power.
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DPCP blocks MacBook movie playback
by Stephen Withers   
Owners of new MacBooks are crying foul over a feature that blocks the use of many external displays for watching movies.
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Huge buried glaciers of water ice found on Mars
by William Atkins   
NASA announced that its Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter has found what is being called "vast Martian glaciers of water ice under protective blankets of rocky debris." NASA scientists call it the largest amount of water ice on Mars other than at the poles.
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