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    +Food banks go high-tech to feed the hungry
      SEATTLE a ' Food banks across the country are undergoing a high-tech revolution, adopting sophisticated databases, bar coding, GPS tracking, automated warehouses and other technologies used in the food industry that increasingly supplies their goods.

    +China to launch second moon mission next October
      China is set to launch its second lunar probe next October in preparation for an unmanned moon landing by the end of 2012, space program officials said Friday.

    +BitTorrent Site Mininova Goes Totally Legit
      All it takes is a little loss in the legal arena, and boom! Mininova, the world's largest BitTorrent site, has removed all torrents except those that were uploaded through its Content Distribution service. That service allows producers and artists to easily publish and distribute their content through Mininova for free. Basically, this decision means everything not legal and legitimate is now gone from the site.

    +Hacker loses extradition battle
      Computer hacker Gary McKinnon could be sent to the US within weeks after the Home Secretary refused to block his extradition.

    +iPhone App Rejected? There's A Website For That
      The App Store approval, or sometimes, rejection process has been a contentious subject of late. Sometimes Apple rejects an application for what seems to be draconian, or even nonsensical reasons. Sometimes they approve an app, also nonsensically. Well, if your app falls into the former, rejected category, there's a site for that.

    +A click in the right direction: Holiday Web shopping looks brighter
      Amazon.com workers handle shipping for online orders. Online retailers hope the convenience of the Web, plus discounts and deals, spur still-nervous shoppers to spend more online this holiday season - even as traditional retailers brace for mediocre sales.

    +Russia: no space for space tourists
      Sergei Krikalyov said that since the space stations crew has doubled to six people, there is no room for tourists in the Russian spacecraft that link the station with Earth.

    +McDonald's going green
      In Germany, McDonald's is set to go all green as it swaps its trademark red backdrop for its famous Golden Arches to green.

    +World's largest solar farm in Bavaria
      Some of the world's largest companies reside in the German state of Bavaria, well known for its economic strength and industrial history.

    +Chinese eBay rival branches out with branded mobile phone
      IDG News Service - China's biggest online auction and retail Web site plans to stamp its brand on a new mobile phone, the first time it's name will be put on a device, according to a source with knowledge of the situation.

    +Review: A riff on robotics with self-tuning guitar
      New cars have been tuning themselves for the better part of two decades now, so it should feel less impressive that Gibson has built a guitar that can smoothly do the same.

    +4iThumbs Gives iPhones A Tactile Keyboard (Sort Of)
      4iThumbs has released a tactile keyboard overlay that fits on top of your iPhone screen. It provides tactile feedback to those of us who, despite our best efforts, just can't get typing on a touch screen down as much as we might something with a QWERTY keyboard that we can feel.

    +Apple Seeks Permanent Halt To Psystar Mac Clones
      Apple has asked a federal court for a permanent injunction against Mac clone maker Psystar.

    +Obama to attend global climate summit in Copenhagen next month, outline pollution-cutting goal
      Dousing rampant speculation, President Barack Obama has decided to travel to Copenhagen next month and spell out U.S. goals for curbing greenhouse gas emissions at a widely anticipated, high-stakes global climate summit.

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