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08 Nov

The French Are Not Buying This Scientology Thing [Praise Xenu]

The French Are Not Buying This Scientology Thing [Praise Xenu]

Today, a court in Paris convicted the Church of Scientology of fraud and fined it over half a million euros. The judge criticized the church's ''obsession'' with financial gain, but admitted he liked Risky Business. (Kidding.) [NY Times] ...

Bury Jezebel October 27

Links for 2009-10-26

Alcatel-Lucent Dynamic EnterpriseInteresting, my Join the Conversation dialogue is up on Alcatel-Lucent's Dynamic Enterprise site: http://bit.ly/vEMGc Please join in. Mozilla tries to build the ultimate in-box: Raindrop | Deep Tech - CNET NewsMozilla attempts to unify social communications with Rain ...


The Electric Vehicle, a Missed Opportunity for Good Design?

The Electric Vehicle, a Missed Opportunity for Good Design?

The NY Times looks at the major considerations shaping the entire manufacturing process, from conception to production, in an effort to explain what they see as a missed opportunity for electric cars to redefine vehicle aesthetics from the ground up. ...

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Swedes Put First Carbon Labels On Food

Photo via NY Times When Swedes examine the packaging of their food products, they're going to see more than nutritional information--now there's going to be a 'carbon label' right next to it. The labels read 'Climate declared: X kg CO2 per kg of product," so people will know just how mu...

Bury TreeHugger October 23

NY Times Manga Bestsellers: TokyoPop's Vampires Stake Claim To Top of Charts

This week's edition of the New York Times Graphic Books list brought us a few notable newcomers, but the eyebrow-raiser moment this morning was seeing Chibi Vampire Vol. 14 and... ...

Bury About.com Manga October 09

Soda Tax Could Raise $10 Billion Per Year for Cash-Strapped States

Photo via the NY Times A soda tax could close cash-strapped states' budget gaps, a new study finds. The report, authored by the Center for Science in the Public Interest, says that a mere 7 cent tax on sugary drinks could raise a combined $10 billion per yer. Soda may not be as downright dea...

Bury TreeHugger October 05

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