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• Scientists Organize Elsevier Boycott
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• Ask Slashdot: Techie Wedding Invitation Ideas?
• Team Creates Footwear Recognition System

• Feature: The Great Disk Drive in the Sky: How Web giants store big—and we mean big—data
• Megaupload case gets weirder with gun charges, flight risks, and an inflatable tank
• Google already knows you're a 24-year old woman who loves wombats
• Jumping spiders pounce using blurry green images of prey
• Forrester: Apple successfully infiltrating the office, executive washroom
• Current social networks may have been present in the earliest modern humans
• How the next Xbox could stop you from playing used games
• New Google privacy policy won't affect Apps for business, government
• AT&T: iPhone made up 80% of smartphones, 66% of all phones sold last quarter
• Symantec suspected source code breach back in 2006
• Missing ocean heat may never have been missing at all
• Europe proposes a "right to be forgotten"
• Google's new privacy policy could anger FTC
• Graphics hardware in $25 Raspberry Pi Linux box outperforms iPhone 4S GPU
• Judge blasts "unlawful invasions of privacy" by "rogue" P2P attorney
• HP publishes webOS Enyo framework under open source Apache license
• Feds say senior Google execs knew about illicit pharma ads
• Symantec: Anonymous stole source code, users should disable pcAnywhere
• Review: Quarrel's word-based battles still engrossing on Xbox 360
• "Blackhole" toolkit dominates Web malware attacks, says Sophos
• US has already flexed cyberwar muscle, says former NSA director
• Apple Q1 results show why the iPhone doesn't have LTE—yet (Updated)
• A quantum speed limit: how fast does quantum information flow through a lattice?
• Motorola piles on the patent suits, now targets iPhone 4S and iCloud
• We've hit "peak oil"; now comes permanent price volatility

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• U.S. Recovery Slowly Gained Speed in Late ’11, Data Show
• Violence Rises Sharply in Syria, Flustering Arab League Monitors
• France to Speed Troops’ Withdrawal from Afghanistan
• Obama to Link Aid for Colleges to Affordability
• Many Pardon Applicants Stressed Connection to Mississippi Governor
• As Primary Nears, Florida Poll Favors Romney
• Common Sense: A Personal, and Painful, Tax Reality — Common Sense
• Internet Criticism Pushes China to Act on Pollution
• Sundance Film Festival Sales Are Slow and Steady
• Conn. Home Invasion Killer Is Sentenced to Death
• Details Emerge of Israeli Offer on Two-State Solution
• Yale Quarterback Denies Rhodes Candidacy Was Suspended Because of Allegation
• In Baghdad, Suicide Bomber Attacks Funeral Procession
• Trailer Voice-Over Work Scarce for Women

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• Survival Flick The Grey Is a Tear-Jerker for Tough Guys
• Blind Motocross Rider Aims for the Record Books
• HBO's Luck Dives Deep Into Horse Racing
• Jan. 27, 1888: National Geographic Society Gets Going
• For Newt, 'World War III' Is Just the Beginning
• America's Most Dangerous Mall: Going Shopping at the Pentagon
• The World's First Computer Password? It Was Useless Too
• A Google-a-Day Puzzle for Jan. 27
• Apple Employee Meeting Reveals More Corporate Kindness From Tim Cook
• Symantec: We Didn't Know in 2006 Source Code Was Stolen
• Storyboard Podcast: Inside Irish Whiskey with Cooley Distillery
• Google+ Aims to Attract Young Users, Just Like Facebook
• Spiders Hunt With 3-D Vision
• Video: When We Build
• What Happens When You Put a Book on an Air Bag?

• Minneapolis council majority demands stadium referendum | The Glean
• With Indiana 'right to work' vote, a GOP thumb in the eye to unions | WorldCSM
• Deep-water oil drilling: why Obama is OK with angering left and right | WorldCSM
• Under education reform, school principals swamped by teacher evaluations | WorldCSM
• Iran: 'Rial' trouble in Tehran | Global Post
• As Israeli-Palestinian talks sink, fringe ideas gain traction | WorldCSM
• Afghanistan women: 'Give us a seat at the peace table' | WorldCSM
• Navy SEALs: Dramatic rescue shows new Obama Doctrine | Global Post
• Erik Paulsen endorses Mitt Romney for president | Devin Henry
• Obama leads all Republicans in Minnesota | Devin Henry
• Gov. Dayton schedules State of the State for Feb. 15 | Political Agenda
• Former state Chief Justice Sheran has died at age 96 | Political Agenda
• Pioneer Press: Optimizing website for ... iPad? | David Brauer Blog
• St. Paul Council opposes gay marriage amendment | Two Cities
• St. Paul Council OKs Griggs bikeway; Jefferson project next | Two Cities
• Sen. Franken makes web ad for marriage equality group | Political Agenda
• Is Obama another Saul Alinsky? Saul who? | Eric Black Ink
• Hennepin County may be the key to a final Vikings stadium deal | Stories
• Exuberant Pert Near Sandstone offers old-timey ambiance at the Cedar | Weekend Best Bets
• Math-score differences arise from cultural factors, not innate biological differences, study suggests | Second Opinion

• At Minneapolis school fair, parents try out choice
• As local programs get more federal money, homeless vets find homes
• OPINION | 2012's transit and non-motorized priorities
• THEATER | CAAM Chinese Dance Theater's "From the Mountains to the Prairies" welcomes in the year of the Dragon
• Bonding homes, bonding communities
• WEDNESDAY PICK | "No Dancing" at the Shoebox Gallery
• Anti-immigrant law to be reevaluated, says MN GOP leader
• THURSDAY PICK | Mariano Pensotti: Like sands through the hourglass at the Walker Art Center
• Workers look to legislative session for action to spur job growth
• Charter school funding contested

• Urban Ag Text Amendments Pass Planning Commission
• Climate Change Action Plan
• Vikings Stadium - Linden Site
• 2011 Bicycle Account
• More Pain for Cab Drivers
• Remittances Resolution
• Hiawatha Transmission Line to be Buried
• Sound Wall in Prospect Park
• Taxis Forced to Take Credit Cards
• Fire Cheif Jackson to Retire

• A real spring break: Risk of flooding low this year
• Office-dwellers stand up to 'sitting disease'
• Mpls. council majority slows down Dome plan with call for vote
• Obituary: Brilliant jurist Robert Sheran remembered as a great listener
• Street signs a blur, old-timer? Help's on the way
• Download Star Tribune app for iPad
• Bloomington duo accused of mortgage fraud
• Health beat: Retail clinics aren't just an Rx fad
• DNR would let hunters kill 400 wolves
• Zebra mussel class is now in session

• First US CTO Aneesh Chopra resigns from post
• GaleForce control freak paints clouds KVM red
• Polish lawmakers don Guy Fawkes masks to protest ACTA
• Quantum shares plunge after results
• America abandoning DSL in favour of faster cable
• Enterprise gets social: Twitter-style data streams, engagement 'apps'
• Juniper stalled by jittery service providers, product transitions
• Dumb salesmen are hurting us – Nokia CEO
• Nominet puts the squeeze on rude members
• Facebook flings clickjack spam lawsuit at ad-slingers
• RIM slashes BlackBerry PlayBook tablet prices
• Spotify reckons 1 in 5 freebie-gulper eventually pay up
• US lawmakers question Google over privacy policy
• Judges set timetable for McKinnon case resolution
• Microsoft schtum on Dropbox snags with IE
• Snake slides back onto Nokia smartphones
• Microsoft exec says Safe Harbor framework is 'alive and well'
• Apple Italy throws up ruling on its store site
• Google lets youngsters in to Google+. Officially, that is
• Apple: Yes there are horrendous accidents, but we CARE

• The built-to-last economy will level the playing field for the middle class
• Rehired officers look like Minneapolis
• STEP-UP creates opportunity for youth today, prosperity for all of us tomorrow
• New director of nutrition at public schools will move Homegrown Minneapolis forward
• A Huge Day for North Minneapolis and our Kids
• It’s official: No tax increase in next year’s City budget
• 2012 City budget with no tax increase moves forward
• Minneapolis entrepreneurs reinventing the economy
• The business of Minneapolis is … beer
• City of hospitality and jobs

• IP Address Reputation Primer
• NORDUnet's Brilliant Internet Peering Strategy
• Making the Web Faster: Google Working on Enhancing Transmission Control Protocol (TCP)
• We Are All Internet Exceptionalists Now
• NASA Website Blocked Due to DNSSEC Error
• Failing to Act on Accountability
• Privacy Rules to Change in the EU, But What If …?
• Exporting SOPA-Like Rules to Other Countries
• European Commission Proposes "Right to be Forgotten" Internet Law
• CRIDO Sells "Do Not Sell List"

• Tibetan leader discusses Buddhist self-immolations
• A thousand Thai Buddhist monks on a march to bless flood-hit provinces
• The merry monk of Hangzhou
• Documentary: Life of the Buddha
• Buddhists welcome Year of the Dragon
• China's Tibetan Buddhists 'in vicious cycle'
• ‘Look at science the Buddhist way’
• Taiwan monk offers hope to African orphans with Buddhist teachings

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