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Got a Product Idea? Quirky Makes it Real, Makes You Money
Web site lets anyone submit, influence ideas and earn money along the way.

Business - Money - Web Design and Development - FAQs Help and Tutorials - Home
What Would You Ask Steve Jobs?
If you could ask Apple CEO Steve Jobs one question, what would it be?

Steve Jobs - Apple - IPhone - Macintosh - History
WATCH: iPad Worries FCC
The FCC is asking networks to expand bandwidth to accommodate the iPad.

Federal Communications Commission - FCC - Business - Regulation - Telecommunications
Space Shuttle Endeavour Blasts off
Shuttle Endeavour blasts off on last night launch from Kennedy Space Center.

Space Shuttle - Kennedy Space Center - Space - Space Shuttle Endeavour - NASA
Did Netflix Out Customer? Private Details, Public
Suggesting movies is risky business. User picks reveal more than you may think.

Business - Netflix - Customer Service - Customer Management - Business Services
Study: Arctic Ice Melt to Cost $2.4 Trillion
The financial cost to the world economy of a warming and melting, Arctic due to human induced greenhouse emissions over the next 40 years will add up to at least $2.4 trillion, according to a study by the Pew Environment Group.

Global warming - World economy - Environment - Climate change - Opposing Views
PHOTOS: Cheese! 16 Panda Cubs' Class Photo
Sixteen giant panda cubs pose for first day at new nursery.

Lion - Institutions - Zoo - Zoos and Aquariums - United States
WTF Wi-Fi: Quirky Names' Hidden Messages
Wi-Fi network names run gamut from funny and personal to raunchy and bizarre.

Wireless - Home - Data Communications - Family - United States
America's Furry 'Diplomats' Make Way to China
After cheers and tears, American-born pandas due to arrive at new home in China.

China - Tai Shan - United States - Asia - Mei Lan
Shark Attack Victim Fought For His Life
Stephen Schafer, 38, was wind surfing Wednesday when he was surrounded and attacked by sharks experts believe were white sharks. Schafer later died at a local hospital.

Shark Attack - Surfing - Great white shark - Florida - shark
Branson's 'Underwater Plane' Is First of Its Kind
"Necker Nymph" will be anchored to Branson's luxury yacht in the Caribbean.

Richard Branson - Caribbean - Necker Island - Recreation - Scuba diving
PHOTOS: Smashup in Space
NASA photo tricks eyes into making you believe that Mars has trees.

Spiral galaxy - Galaxy - Astronomy - Galaxies - Images
Credit Card Data Stolen at Hotels
Over the past year America's hotels have had some uninvited guests: a wave of increasingly sophisticated invasions by organized cybercriminals. That's right, your credit card data might be stolen during your next night at a hotel, motel, inn or resort.

Hotel - Motel - United States - Credit card - Business
Big Advertisers Sit on Sidelines of Super Bowl
Companies opting for social networking, crowd sourcing to reach consumers.

Crowdsourcing - Super Bowl - Business - Online Communities - Services
Europe Doesn't Want Invasion of Body Scanners
To borrow a phrase from counter-terrorist parlance, Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab's alleged plot to bring down a Detroit-bound airliner on Christmas Day was a "game changer."
As a reluctance to introduce body scanners at airports eases, two countries deploying them nationwide this month include Britain, reportedly a key setting for the Nigerian student's radicalization, and the Netherlands, where Mr. Abdulmutallab passed through undetected before boarding a flight to the United States.
But ardent opposition to them – including in the ranks of Europe's bureaucratic elite – may yet frustrate their international rollout. Beyond campaigners who worry about supposed health risks or view them as the digital equivalent of a strip search, many European aviation-security experts remain unconvinced of the cost benefits.

United States - Netherlands - Airport security - Christmas - Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab
WATCH: Green Your Car: Go Electric
James Boncek explains how he replaced his car engine with a greener one.

Internal combustion engine - Energy - Recreation - Business - United States
WATCH: Text4Baby Campaign
The government and health experts will text expectant mothers health tips.

Government - Health - Family - Home - Parenting
'Trash Boat' Prepares To Sail the Pacific
Crew hopes their journey draws attention to the global garbage problem.

Recreation - Great Pacific Garbage Patch - Events - Recycling - Boating
Climate E-Mails: Scientist Mostly Cleared
Penn State panel weighs in on climatologist Michael Mann; more to come.

Pennsylvania State University - Michael E. Mann - United States - Penn State University - Pennsylvania
Iran Shoots Animal Menagerie Into Space
Iran unveils domestically-built light booster rocket to launch satellites.

Iran - Booster - Middle East - Politics - Travelogues
What Do People REALLY Think of You?
Failin.gs helps you solicit anonymous feedback online.

Website - United States - Education - Colleges and Universities - Health
Celeb Doppelgangers: Facebook Fad
In latest trend, Facebook users replace their own pics with those of celebrities they look like.

Facebook - Social network - Online Communities - People - Celebrities
Moon... Shot: Obama Budget Cuts Moon, Mars
The Obama budget for NASA, announced Monday, cancels the Constellation project by President Bush to send astronauts back to the moon and on to Mars. In its place, it proposes developing new technologies to make such goals more affordable. It also hands off many of NASA's functions -- such as launching astronauts to the International Space Station -- to private industry. Members of Congress promise a fight.

NASA - Technology - Space - Barack Obama - International Space Station
'Climategate:' Penn State Mostly Lets Researcher Michael Mann Off the Hook
Michael Mann, a Penn State scientist who appeared prominently in those famously-hacked e-mails from climate researchers last fall, has been cleared on three of four points raised by a university panel investigating him. You'll recall that the e-mails -- more...

Pennsylvania State University - Michael E. Mann - United States - Penn State University - Pennsylvania
Private-Enterprise Astronauts
Mike Massimino, an astronaut I've known for several years, was in New York yesterday -- and had more questions for me about NASA's future than I did for him. "I'm trying to ignore all that," he said. "But it's hard.......

Barack Obama - NASA - Outsourcing - Business - United States
Obama to NASA: Redo Exploration Plans
The stories are flying. NASA's newest rockets may not be. The Obama White House is due to deliver its new budget on Monday, and while officials there are saying very little, various reports say it will kill Project Constellation --...

NASA - White House - Constellation program - Space - Presidency of Barack Obama
PHOTOS: Unusual Sightings: Strange Light Show Over Norway
Strange Spiral Lights Over Northern Norway
PHOTOS: Fat Skunk Says Bye-Bye to Bacon
Plump skunk named Mr. Bumble tries to lose one-third his weight.
PHOTOS: Stunning Solar Eclipse Is Millenium's Longest
Ringlike solar eclipse was visible across a narrow stretch of Asia and Africa.
PHOTOS: At 7 Feet Long, Newfie Vies for Biggest Dog Title
Owner wants Guiness Book of Records to recognize Boomer
PHOTOS: Marine Life From Pole to Pole
Scientists find astonishing richness in species in Arctic and Antarctic oceans.
PHOTOS: Animals Battle Extinction
Humpback whale wanders into New York harbor.
PHOTOS: Philippines Volcano on Brink of Eruption
Thousands evacuate as the Mayon volcano spews lava and ash.
PHOTOS: Comet Lulin
Backwards-flying, green comet makes its closest approach to Earth today.
PHOTOS: Happy Birthday! Steve Jobs Turns 54
A look back at Apple co-founder Jobs and the company he created.
PHOTOS: Goldmine of New Species Discovered in Southeast Asia
More than 1,000 new species are discovered in the Mekong region.
PHOTOS: Bush Creates Marine Monuments in Historic Effort
Pres. Bush protects a huge expanse of the Pacific, leaving a bright blue legacy.
PHOTOS: Life in Bone-Chilling Barrow
Barrow, Alaska, perched on Artic Ocean, is threatened by climate change.
PHOTOS: Best in Show: Gadgets Take Top Honors
Check out the hottest tech offerings from this year's Consumer Electronics Show.
PHOTOS: Antarctica: A Call to Action
Photographer shows effects of climate change on a fragile part of the world.
PHOTOS: Under the Sea Census
Researchers spot hundreds of new species of underwater animals.
PHOTOS: Destroyed: Galveston Residents Return Home
Hurricane Ike evacuees come to Galveston for the first time since Ike.
PHOTOS: Wet Lake Found on Saturn
Lake has liquid -- but enough to water ski?
PHOTOS: Sky Phenomenons
Strange explosions may be the force behind dazzling phenomenon.
PHOTOS: WORLD'S UGLIEST ANIMALS
Conservationists believe the ugly fish should be listed as endangered.
PHOTOS: World Heritage Sites
UNESCO has named new sites deemed worthy of preservation.
PHOTOS: Mercury: Images of a Violent Planet
Messenger spacecraft reveals never-before-seen color images of the Swift Planet.
PHOTOS: Boeing Through the Years
Boeing to develop half-helicopter, half-blimp.
PHOTOS: Breathtaking Bridges
The world's longest cable-stayed bridge opens in China.
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