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Dutch declare war on beaver rat invaders

GRONINGEN -- The Dutch have opened the hunt on the giant, amphibious beaver rat, which was imported into northern Europe from the subtropical regions of South America. It now thrives because of milder winters.
Published Dec 1, 2008 by Adriana Stuijt in Environment | 8 comments

Russian, Dutch warships in convoy with Dutch freighter brave Somalian pirates

A windmill-laden Dutch freighter is braving the piracy-haunted sea lanes of the Gulf of Aden-- accompanied by a Russian and a Dutch frigate.
Published Dec 1, 2008 by Adriana Stuijt in Business | 3 comments

Somali Pirates Hijack Another Ship

Somali pirates hijack another ship: this time a chemical tanker. Indian crew members were captured and three British security guards rescued.
Published Nov 28, 2008 by Bob Ewing in World | 4 comments

New nation in the making? Greenland votes for more self rule

This will be interesting. Greenland, one of the biggest separate land masses on Earth, has voted for self rule, which is autonomy, not actual independence. The vote comes at a time when the Arctic is being considered a new frontier for resources.
Published Nov 26, 2008 by Paul Wallis in Politics | 2 comments

RFID Technology Deters Bicycle Thefts in Denmark

To prevent bike thefts and reclaim stolen bikes, many cities are using Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) technology on bikes. The bikes will now be able to identify the owner of the bike and also communicate with the authorities when it is stolen.
Published Nov 10, 2008 by Chris V. Thangham in Technology

Global Corruption Index: Somalia most corrupt, Denmark least corrupt

Transparency International’s 2008 Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) scores show Somalia and Iraq are the most corrupt countries in the world, with Denmark being the least corrupt.
Published Sep 24, 2008 by Chris V. Thangham in Politics | 4 comments

Report: U.S. military deaths in Iraq stands at 4,146

At least 4,146 members of the U.S. military have died in the Iraq war since it began in March of 2003 according to an Associated Press count.
Published Aug 26, 2008 by Chris V. Thangham in Politics | 11 comments

How to Find a Home in Today's Market

As housing costs soars along with energy costs, maybe it's time to think about better ways to acquire a home into today's housing market.
Published Aug 14, 2008 by Andrew Boggs, BA in Business | 9 comments

Harnessing 0.3 per cent of Saharan sunlight could power Europe

Instead of the current energy sources, a tiny rectangular solar paneled area in Sahara desert capturing 0.3 per cent of falling sunlight could power the entire needs of Europe.
Published Jul 26, 2008 by Chris V. Thangham in Environment | 8 comments

Apple Sells One Million iPhone 3Gs in First Weekend, 10 Million Apps

Apple has announced its next-generation iPhone, the iPhone 3G, has been an enormous success, with one million phones sold in the first three days on the market. The company has also sold more than 10 million applications via its App Store.
Published Jul 14, 2008 by Chris Hogg in Technology | 2 comments
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