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Ionized Plasma As Cheap Water Sterilizer For Third World

Ionized Plasma Tapped as Cheap Water Sterilizer for Third World

Scientists at the University of Berkeley, California, have now shown that devices capable of producing such ionized plasmas can not only sterilize water but also make it antimicrobial, by killing bacteria. In addition, the antimicrobial effect can be sustained for as long as a week.
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Intel fund focuses on mobile applications

Intel is launching a $100 million fund to invest in companies creating applications and content that complement its mobile chips, which have struggled to find a foothold in tablets and smartphones.
A screenshot of Trap.it, a dynamic Web site that delivers personalized content from the Web.

Meet Trapit: Siri’s Sibling for Search and Discovery

Trapit, birthed out of the same program that delivered Apple's intelligent assistant Siri, officially launched its public beta Tuesday. The company hopes to revolutionize how people search and discover content on the Web.
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Bargains, Stability Abound in College Towns

In March 2010, Elliott Vanskike and his wife bought a 2,000 square-foot home in Madison, Wisconsin for $375,000, pondering the quality of life for their kids as well as the quirks that come with thousands of college kids literally on your doorstep.
Oenologist Asli Odman tests wine in the Pendore vineyard in the western Turkish village of Kemaliye in the Aegean region, August 28, 2009.

Best Wine for Thanksgiving? Not One But Many

Thanksgiving, the U.S. holiday that anyone who likes to eat loves to celebrate, is just a week away and experts agree there is not one perfect wine to accompany the feast, but many.

Chevron Richmond Crude Unit Fire Out -Company

A fire broke out and was quickly extinguished Monday night in a crude distillation unit at Chevron Corp's 245,271 barrel-per-day (bpd) Richmond, California, refinery, according to notices the refinery filed with state and federal pollution regulators.
Oakland Mayor Jean Quan speaks during a news conference about the eviction of the Occupy Oakland campsite in Frank Ogawa Plaza in Oakland, California

Oakland mayoral adviser resigns over Occupy raid

A top adviser to Oakland Mayor Jean Quan resigned on Monday over the city's handling of anti-Wall Street demonstrations, describing a morning raid to clear a downtown protest camp as a mistake that could trigger more volatility.

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