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reuters

• California gay marriage ban overturned, appeal planned
• Romney's lead dips despite wins: Reuters/Ipsos poll
• Russia's Lavrov seeks peace in Syria as forces bombard Homs
• Greek parties delay bailout talks despite EU threats
• Bernanke urges Congress to address Bush tax cuts
• Key House panel advances Keystone pipeline plan
• SEC weighs two money market fund proposals
• Obama risks Catholic vote with birth-control mandate
• Santorum eyes revival in Republican contests
• Komen VP steps down after Planned Parenthood flap

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slashdot

• Apple Could Lose $1.6 Billion In iPad Lawsuit
• Google Releases Chrome For Android Beta
• The 20th IOCCC Winners Announced
• Programming Error Doomed Russian Mars Probe
• Honeywell Vs Nest: When the Establishment Sues Silicon Valley
• DARPA Investing In Electric Brain Stimulation To Train Snipers Quickly
• Delayed Outrage Over A Censored Site; What's a Better Way To Spread News?
• Nouveau Open-Source NVIDIA Driver Achieves OpenCL Support
• Proposed Law Would Give DHS Power Over Privately Owned IT Infrastructure
• Australian Scientists Discover 'Oldest Living Thing On Earth'
• No More SSL Revocation Checking For Chrome
• Red Hat Appoints Robyn Bergeron First Female Fedora Project Leader
• Sanctions Or Not, Iranian Competition Yields Successful UAVs
• Cops Set Up Extortion Sting On Symantec's Source Code Thieves
• Apple Intern Spent 12 Weeks Porting Mac OS X To ARM

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Smart Money

• Where to Get 6% Yields, With Tax Breaks
• College Endowments Up, but Tuition Stays High
• Gold Medal Deals on Olympic Travel
• Experts Explain: Protecting Your Identity Online
• Is the 4% Rule Still Viable?
• Will Facebook's IPO Billions Ruin Its Future?
• Experts Explain: How to Choose a Tax Preparer
• Attack of the Fine Print
• A New Coupon Source: Your Account Statement
• More Tax Implications of Foreclosures
• The Tax Implications of Foreclosures
• Is the Hare Now Beating the Tortoise?
• A Look at Suze Orman's Investing Secrets

CNBC

• Greece Fear Factor May Have Caused Most to Miss Rally
• Why Greece's Endless Debt Talks Are Never Really Over
• Three-Year Note Auction Gets Weak Reception
• Saudis Aren't Keeping Lid on $100 Oil Price Everywhere
• Nouriel Roubini Is Bullish on Stocks—for Now
• Obama's Tax Plan: What's On His 'Wish List' for Year
• Fed Will 'Protect the US' From Europe's Crisis: Bernanke
• Same-Sex Marriage Ban Declared to Be Unconstitutional
• His and Her Valentine Gifts
• Forty States Sign On to Foreclosure ‘Robo’ Settlement
• Romney Endorsement Came Down to China: Trump
• Those Millions on Facebook? Some May Not Actually Visit
• The Real Cost of Overtime Is Higher Than You Think
• 12 Unique Dating Sites
• New Research Offers Hope for Alzheimer's Patients
• When a Tax Audit Isn't an Audit, and Why It Matters
• Beer Giant Taps Into Cider in a Bid for Growth
• Obama to Return Major Donations Tied to Fugitive
• Watchdogs to Drag Shadow Banks Into the Light
• US Authorities Looking Into Murdoch Foreign Payments
• BP, Coca-Cola, UBS, Toyota, More
• Facebook Governance a Concern for Pension Fund
• Is Inflation Stickier Than Central Banks Admit?
• Univision, Disney Look at English News Channel
• The Rise of Luxury Fashion Shopping Online
• Stock Rally Turns Hedge Fund Losers Into Winners
• 10 High-Priced Super Bowl Rings

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bbc

• Police failed over hack warnings
• Gulf states fuel Syria isolation
• Abu Qatada ruling 'unacceptable'
• Times editor in hacking apology
• Milly Dowler killer seeks appeal
• Call for Paisley support prayers
• Euro 'could survive Greece exit'
• Monaco royals in privacy defeat
• Bonuses row 'threatens business'
• California court backs gay unions
• 'Last' WWI service veteran dies
• UK temperatures set to reach -15C
• 'Oldest living twins' aged 102
• Anfield cat is new Twitter star
• RBS boss: 'Prove critics wrong'
• Glencore-Xstrata in $90bn merger
• Lansley 'has PM's full support'
• 'Gobsmacking' tax and NHS costs
• Hundreds seek NHS implant advice
• Spoon-fed babies 'end up fatter'
• University access boss stand-off
• Teacher's Facebook drinking posts
• Internet cams video feeds exposed
• Symantec code 'extortion' claim
• 'Invader' drives ladybird decline
• Antarctic lake success 'uncertain'
• Jubilee gig line-up is announced
• Royals celebrate Dickens' legacy
• The moment a princess became a queen
• Living outside the hearing world
• Parks stands down from Scotland
• Contador says ban an 'injustice'
• Raikkonen sets fastest test time
• Lloyds Group to shed 1,000 jobs
• Woman held over Tube 'race rant'
• Boy dies after 'choking' incident
• Orkney murder case appeal begins
• NI sex industry 'fastest growing'
• McLaughlin to leave Ulster post
• Ministers warned on Awema in 2004
• Plaid MP leads stalking law call
• Uganda MP revives anti-gay bill
• 'Suicide attack' on Nigeria army
• New Maldives leader pledges order
• Chinese workers released in Sudan
• 'Syria spies' arrested in Berlin
• Freeze prompts Europe emergencies
• Brazil police stand-off continues
• Brazil sues Twitter over alerts
• Iranian president summoned by MPs
• Bahrain releases jailed activists
• LA abuse school removes all staff
• Obama to give back campaign funds
• In pictures: Maldives unrest as president quits
• In pictures: Snowy Sunday
• Super Bowl photos
• Day in pictures: 6 February 2012
• In pictures: Making charcoal from Liberian rubber trees
• Week in pictures: 28 January-3 February
• The Queen: 60 photographs for 60 years
• In pictures: Venice in Solitude
• VIDEO: House of Commons
• VIDEO: Syria's first lady stands by husband
• VIDEO: Skydiver: My mum's still scared
• VIDEO: Jubilee concert acts announced
• VIDEO: Woman found alive in Lahore rubble
• VIDEO: Children flee artillery attack on Homs
• VIDEO: How plants warn each other of danger
• VIDEO: Portsmouth marks Dickens's birth
• VIDEO: MPs debate new stalking law
• Did Dickens really save poor children and clean up the slums?
• Fall from grace for Maldives' democratic crusader
• When did the middle finger become offensive?
• Moving from penguins to profiles
• Day in pictures: 7 February 2012
• Why spend 15 hours a week cutting coupons?
• Gabon: Surfing hippos, lacking tourists

ft

• Glencore and Xstrata face blocking threat
• Greece misses bail-out deadline
• US banks snap up bundled mortgage products
• Stocks rise despite Greek debt worries
• Obama backs down on super-Pac funding
• Coke enjoys uptick in US
• Beijing office rents outstrip New York
• Ambassadors withdrawn from Syria
• UBS issues gloomy outlook for 2012
• BP boosts dividend as trial looms

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IEEE

• Why I'm Wagering $100,000 on Quantum Computing
• Gallium Arsenide Solar Panel Breaks Efficiency Record
• DARPA's Crowdsourced UAVs Get Real
• Hackers Eavesdrop on FBI Scotland Yard Conference Call Discussing Hackers
• This Robotic Black Box Will Make Your Life Warmer
• Super Bowl XLVI: Know Your Yellow Line
• Geek Spotting For Super Bowl Ad-Watchers
• UK Reveals Plans for Becoming “Graphene Hub”
• Tokyo Stock Exchange Has Trouble with Servers
• Reinventing the Lecture
• Federal Agency Restricts Web Access Due to Virus
• Robots Aboard the International Space Station
• Companies Starting Rollout of Massive Offshore Turbines
• Anybots Now Offering AnyLobby Robotic Staffing Service
• Microbes Munch Chip Waste
• Seismic Reassessment of U.S Nuclear Reactors Hits Nerves
• Salmon DNA Embedded with Nanoparticles Leads to a Novel Memory Device
• Review: Liars & Outliers
• Searching for the Aakash
• Swarming Quadrotors Get Nano-ized
• EU Proposes Robust New Online Privacy Law
• Dream Jobs 2012: P2P Politics
• Dream Jobs 2012: Designing Automation for Acrobats
• Dream Jobs 2012: Sports Geek
• Dream Jobs 2012: Quick-Draw Animator
• Dream Jobs 2012: Bridging Brazil’s Digital Divide
• Dream Jobs 2012: Building a Hybrid-Electric, Unmanned Heliplane
• Dream Jobs 2012: Rube Goldberg 2.0
• Special Report: Dream Jobs 2012
• Undersea Observatory Survives Setback
• Self-Assembly Takes Shape
• Dream Jobs 2012: Lego Queen
• Using Lasers to Find Land Mines and IEDs
• Dream Jobs 2012: Building Ocean Explorers
• Engineers: What’s in a Name?
• IR Eye
• Update: Eye3 Drone Officially Too Good to Be True
• iCandy: Clean Living
• Dream Jobs 2012: Web Guru for the Blind
• The Sound of Sterility
• Take Nanocrystals, Add Boiling Water, and Get a 400-Fold Increase in Luminescence
• Graphene: The Ultimate Switch
• Tufte-isms
• Spain Declares War on Online Pirates
• Leading Companies Banding Together to Fight Phishing
• Cute Little Drone Could Soar Through the Skies of Saturn’s Moon Titan
• Northeast Carbon Trading System a Startling Success
• The Supreme Court Is Unanimously Confused About GPS Tracking
• Nanostructures Catch the Light
• LightSquared’s GPS-Interference Controversy Comes to a Boil
• Who is Accountable when Drones Kill?
• Why Ener1 Went Bankrupt
• Video Friday: Dancing Robots, Sumo Robots, War Robots, and More
• Obama Embraces Natural Gas Fueled Trucking
• Toyota's Sudden Unintended Acceleration Flap Won't Die
• UPenn's Robockey Cup Looks Like Fun, Even At Night
• Carbon Nanotubes Bend and Stretch and Still Conduct
• Record-Setting Terahertz Transmitters
• Eye3: Aerial Photography Drone Unveiled on Kickstarter
• Silicon Valley Salaries Top $100 000
• Apple and Amazon’s New Battleground: Textbooks
• Fixing the Things About Technology I Hate
• 1-800-HACK-4-ME
• Today's Solar Storm Expected to be the Worst Since 2005
• Shrewbot Finds Its Way Around With Sensitive Whiskers
• Unanimous U.S. Supreme Court Tells Police on GPS Tracking: Get a Search Warrant
• A Perfect Storm of Planetary Proportions
• Report Finds Little Support for Wind Power Health Effect Claims
• Quantum Dots with Built-in Charge Could Lead to Highly Efficient Solar Cells
• Netherlands Utility Delays Nuclear Plant Plan
• Australian Online Stockbrokers & Shareholders Targeted by Hackers
• Is the Keyboard Going the Way of the Typewriter?
• GWU Pet Project Means Your Dog Really, Really Wants a Robot
• Animatronic Robot Baby Cannot Be Unseen
• CES 2012: A Week at CES in Tweets

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national geographic

• Pictures: "Supergiant," Shrimp-Like Beasts Found in Deep Sea
• Russians "Close" to Drilling Into Antarctica's Lake Vostok
• Iran’s Undisputed Weapon: Power to Block the Strait of Hormuz
• Planets Can "Ping Pong" From Star to Star
• Is This Russian Landscape the Birthplace of Native Americans?
• Elephants Took 24 Million Generations to Evolve From Mouse-Size
• Space Pictures This Week: Hubble Galaxy, Poet Nebula, More
• Giant Crack in Antarctica About to Spawn New York-Size Iceberg
• New "Super Earth" Found at Right Distance for Life
• Two New Moons Found Orbiting Jupiter
• New Life-Forms Found in Blue Holes—Clues to Life in Alien Oceans?
• Groundhog Day 2012: Punxsutawney Phil's Forecast Is In
• Best Science Pictures of 2011 Announced
• Pictures: Civil War Sub Finally Revealed
• Groundhog Day 2012: Behind Phil's Immortal Allure
• Prehistoric "Shield"-Headed Croc Found
• Pictures We Love: Best of January
• "Alien" Particles Found Invading Our Solar System—A First
• "Solar Systems" Common Across the Galaxy, NASA Probe Hints
• Reclaimed Wastewater for Drinking: Safe But Still A Tough Sell
• First Picture of Alien Planet … Isn't?
• Pythons Eating Through Everglades Mammals at "Astonishing" Rate?
• Near-Extinct Monkeys Found in Colombian Park
• Stonehenge Precursor Found? Island Complex Predates Famous Site
• Hottest Thing on Earth: X-rays Heat Metal to 3.6 Million Degrees

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14. Validation Engineer 150477
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