Study: Weekend workers are mostly women
Canadian researchers have found that of the 1-in-5 Canadians working during weekends and most of those workers are women.
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eBay takes outward step with AdContext
This week eBay threw a new twist in the contextual advertising industry, with their unveiling recently of AdContext service, which will place contextually appropriate ads for eBay auction and sale items on Web sites.
Internet
Jun 14, 2006
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Researchers offer first explanation for the near constant scale of the gas planet satellite systems
Each of our Solar System's outer gaseous planets hosts a system of multiple satellites, and these objects include Jupiter's volcanic Io and Europa with its believed subsurface ocean, as well as Titan with its dense and organic-rich ...
Astronomy
Jun 14, 2006
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Ancestor of all modern crocodilians discovered in outback Queensland
Fossils of the world's most primitive modern crocodilian have been discovered near the outback town of Isisford, in central-western Queensland, Australia.
Archaeology
Jun 14, 2006
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Chemists direct silicon oxide into a selected hierarchical structure
Chemistry often seems to operate at random. However, scientists from the Max Planck Institute of Coal Research and the International Max Planck Research School "SurMat" have been able to change that: they grew silica particles ...
Condensed Matter
Jun 14, 2006
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Milky Way's Sister Galaxy Shines in New Portrait
Sibling rivalry is alive and well in outer space. The Milky Way galaxy has two sister spirals competing for attention from photographers. The Andromeda galaxy usually wins the contest, posing frequently for cosmic portraits. ...
Astronomy
Jun 14, 2006
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'Snapshots' Shake Up Views about Proteins
In 2002, University of Maryland biochemist Victor Muñoz observed something about proteins that challenged the generally accepted theory about how proteins assume their biologically active states – a process called folding. ...
Bio & Medicine
Jun 14, 2006
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Archeologists find new evidence on Edom
A ruined copper mine in Jordan is shedding new light on the biblical civilization known as Edom, The New York Times reports.
Archaeology
Jun 14, 2006
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Japan to develop Internet search engine
Major Japanese companies plan to develop technology for a advanced search engine to hit art the market dominance of Yahoo!, Google and Microsoft.
Internet
Jun 14, 2006
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Canada experts to study alien-like spring
Canadian scientists will soon visit Ellesmere Island in Canada's High Arctic, where unusual sulfur springs may point to how life evolves on other planets.
Earth Sciences
Jun 14, 2006
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