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Archive for September, 2014
Every Person Has Special Strengths, Specific Desires, Personal Traits That Are Only His.
By World on The Run
Jerusalem Post – When the sun sets this coming Wednesday, we will be at the start of a new year marked by two consecutive days...
Hackers Exploit ‘Shellshock’ Bug With Worms In Early Attacks
By World on The Run
Reuters – Hackers have begun exploiting the newly identified “Shellshock” computer bug, using fast-moving worm viruses to scan for vulnerable systems and then infect them,...
TCI’s First Female Chief Justice Sworn In
By World on The Run
The Bahamas Weekly – His Excellency the Governor, Peter Beckingham, swore in Ms Margaret Ramsay-Hale as the Turks and Caicos Islands first female Chief Justice...
Why These 15 Scientists Marched For Climate Change Action
By World on The Run
Popular Science – Scientists from research institutions, non-profits, and the private sector made themselves seen and heard on Sunday, September 21, when 310,000 people marched through...
CTV News Channel: Bendy iPhone?
By World on The Run
CTV News – Bendgate: iPhone 6 bends out of shape in your pocket More at CTV News
Islamic State ‘Targeted By Strikes On Syria Border’
By World on The Run
BBC News – Islamic State fighters besieging the Syrian town of Kobane on the Turkish border have been targeted by air strikes, reports from the area...
Sharing A Border With Isil – The World’s Most Dangerous State
By World On The Run
The Telegraph – “Imagine this,” says the Peshmerga commander. “You wake up one morning and find you have a 1,000 kilometre border with the most dangerous...
Islamic State Crisis: Coalition Bombs Syria Refineries
By World On The Run
BBC — US-led coalition aircraft have targeted four makeshift oil refineries under Islamic State (IS) control in Syria, as well as a command centre. Early indications...
Chicago Police Faces Lawsuit Over Cellphone-Tapping Devices, Privacy Safeguards
By World on The Run
Washington Times – A local privacy activist who outed the Chicago Police Department for purchasing eavesdropping technology has now filed a second lawsuit for the...
Nazca Lines Of Kazakhstan: More Than 50 Geoglyphs Discovered
By World on The Run
Fox News – More than 50 geoglyphs with various shapes and sizes, including a massive swastika, have been discovered across northern Kazakhstan in Central Asia,...
The Men With Many Wives Review – Who Would Be A Polygamist?
By World on The Run
The Guardian – My official position on the manner in which consenting adults choose to arrange their personal lives is: I don’t care. In reality,...
The Week In Drones: Drones Fight Ebola, Iranian Dogfighters, And More
By World on The Run
Popular Science – Here’s a roundup of the week’s top drone news: the military, commercial, non-profit, and recreational applications of unmanned aircraft… More at Popular Science
Efficiently Harvesting Hydrogen Fuel From Sun Using Earth-Abundant Materials
By World on The Run
ScienceDaily – The race is on to optimize solar energy’s performance. More efficient silicon photovoltaic panels, dye-sensitized solar cells, concentrated cells and thermodynamic solar plants...
Volcano Erupts In Central Japan, Injuring 11
By World on The Run
CTV News – A volcano in central Japan erupted in spectacular fashion on Saturday, catching mountain climbers by surprise and injuring at least 11 people, including...
FBI Chief Slams Apple, Google For Encrypting Data On New Phones
By World On The Run
Toronto Star – Law enforcement agencies in Canada and the U.S. say the introduction of better encryption on new Apple and Android cellphones could put lives...
Every Person Has Special Strengths, Specific Desires, Personal Traits That Are Only His.
By World on The Run
Jerusalem Post – When the sun sets this coming Wednesday, we will be at the start of a new year marked by two consecutive days...
Hackers Exploit ‘Shellshock’ Bug With Worms In Early Attacks
By World on The Run
Reuters – Hackers have begun exploiting the newly identified “Shellshock” computer bug, using fast-moving worm viruses to scan for vulnerable systems and then infect them,...
TCI’s First Female Chief Justice Sworn In
By World on The Run
The Bahamas Weekly – His Excellency the Governor, Peter Beckingham, swore in Ms Margaret Ramsay-Hale as the Turks and Caicos Islands first female Chief Justice...
Why These 15 Scientists Marched For Climate Change Action
By World on The Run
Popular Science – Scientists from research institutions, non-profits, and the private sector made themselves seen and heard on Sunday, September 21, when 310,000 people marched through...
CTV News Channel: Bendy iPhone?
By World on The Run
CTV News – Bendgate: iPhone 6 bends out of shape in your pocket More at CTV News
Islamic State ‘Targeted By Strikes On Syria Border’
By World on The Run
BBC News – Islamic State fighters besieging the Syrian town of Kobane on the Turkish border have been targeted by air strikes, reports from the area...
Sharing A Border With Isil – The World’s Most Dangerous State
By World On The Run
The Telegraph – “Imagine this,” says the Peshmerga commander. “You wake up one morning and find you have a 1,000 kilometre border with the most dangerous...
Islamic State Crisis: Coalition Bombs Syria Refineries
By World On The Run
BBC — US-led coalition aircraft have targeted four makeshift oil refineries under Islamic State (IS) control in Syria, as well as a command centre. Early indications...
Chicago Police Faces Lawsuit Over Cellphone-Tapping Devices, Privacy Safeguards
By World on The Run
Washington Times – A local privacy activist who outed the Chicago Police Department for purchasing eavesdropping technology has now filed a second lawsuit for the...
Nazca Lines Of Kazakhstan: More Than 50 Geoglyphs Discovered
By World on The Run
Fox News – More than 50 geoglyphs with various shapes and sizes, including a massive swastika, have been discovered across northern Kazakhstan in Central Asia,...
The Men With Many Wives Review – Who Would Be A Polygamist?
By World on The Run
The Guardian – My official position on the manner in which consenting adults choose to arrange their personal lives is: I don’t care. In reality,...
The Week In Drones: Drones Fight Ebola, Iranian Dogfighters, And More
By World on The Run
Popular Science – Here’s a roundup of the week’s top drone news: the military, commercial, non-profit, and recreational applications of unmanned aircraft… More at Popular Science
Efficiently Harvesting Hydrogen Fuel From Sun Using Earth-Abundant Materials
By World on The Run
ScienceDaily – The race is on to optimize solar energy’s performance. More efficient silicon photovoltaic panels, dye-sensitized solar cells, concentrated cells and thermodynamic solar plants...
Volcano Erupts In Central Japan, Injuring 11
By World on The Run
CTV News – A volcano in central Japan erupted in spectacular fashion on Saturday, catching mountain climbers by surprise and injuring at least 11 people, including...
FBI Chief Slams Apple, Google For Encrypting Data On New Phones
By World On The Run
Toronto Star – Law enforcement agencies in Canada and the U.S. say the introduction of better encryption on new Apple and Android cellphones could put lives...