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WH Press Briefing, October 5 2007 Dana Perino White House Press Briefing: Torture Edition, Day 2 Tags: Dana Perino White House Press Briefing torture interrogation classified terrorists Bush

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HTC Touch Diamond briefing with HTC Chief Innovation Officer http://www.touch-accessories.com/ http://www.phonemag.com/tags/htc-touch-diamond Tags: electronics mechanics gadget htc touch diamond horace-luke

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Drupal for Web2.0 Briefing This video is from the Drupal for Web2.0 briefing, held in November 2007 by London Westside as part of their NMX 'Open for Business' programme. You can find out more on the NMX website: http://nm-x.com/project/open-business Drupal is a fast, flexible toolkit for building web2.0 sites without having to rebuild any wheels. Part content management, part programmable multi-tool, it is emerging as the do-it-all open source content management system of choice for bloggers, charities, companies, NGOs and large corporations alike. This briefing introduces Drupal, and demonstrates some of its key features, as well as looking at the competition and the development process. This is a must-see briefing for project managers, would-be programmers and people who have an interest (but not necessarily any expertise... yet) in evaluating and using this upcoming technology. Tags: NMX419 NMX417 briefing drupal information networking open source peer education training the people speak

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WH Press Briefing, December 6, 2007 Dana Perino White House Press Briefing, December 6, 2007 Tags: Dana Perino White House Press Briefing iran intelligence NIE bush hadley nuclear program timing world war three cheney

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Phoenix Briefing (2/2) NASA Phoenix Mission Ready for Mars Landing Phoenix Mars Lander is preparing to end its long journey and begin a three-month mission to taste and sniff fistfuls of Martian soil and buried ice. The lander is scheduled to touch down on the Red Planet on 25th May 2008. Phoenix will enter the top of the Martian atmosphere at almost 13,000 mph. In seven minutes, the spacecraft must complete a challenging sequence of events to slow to about 5 mph before its three legs reach the ground. Confirmation of the landing could come as early as 7:53 p.m. EDT. "This is not a trip to grandma's house. Putting a spacecraft safely on Mars is hard and risky," said Ed Weiler, associate administrator for NASA's Science Mission Directorate at NASA Headquarters in Washington. "Internationally, fewer than half the attempts have succeeded." Rocks large enough to spoil the landing or prevent opening of the solar panels present the biggest known risk. However, images from the High Resolution Imaging Science Experiment (HiRISE) camera on NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter, detailed enough to show individual rocks smaller than the lander, have helped lessen that risk. "We have blanketed nearly the entire landing area with HiRISE images," said Ray Arvidson of Washington University in St. Louis, chairman of the Phoenix landing-site working group. "This is one of the least rocky areas on all of Mars and we are confident that rocks will not detrimentally impact the ability of Phoenix to land safely." Phoenix uses hardware from a spacecraft built for a 2001 launch that was canceled in response to the loss of a similar Mars spacecraft during a 1999 landing attempt. Researchers who proposed the Phoenix mission in 2002 saw the unused spacecraft as a resource for pursuing a new science opportunity. Earlier in 2002, NASA's Mars Odyssey orbiter discovered that plentiful water ice lies just beneath the surface throughout much of high-latitude Mars. NASA chose the Phoenix proposal over 24 other proposals to become the first endeavor in the Mars Scout program of competitively selected missions. "Phoenix will land farther north on Mars than any previous mission," said Phoenix Project Manager Barry Goldstein of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Pasadena, Calif. "The Phoenix mission not only studies the northern permafrost region, but takes the next step in Mars exploration by determining whether this region, which may encompass as much as 25 percent of the Martian surface, is habitable," said Peter Smith, Phoenix principal investigator at the University of Arizona, Tucson. The solar-powered robotic lander will manipulate a 7.7-foot arm to scoop up samples of underground ice and soil lying above the ice. Onboard laboratory instruments will analyze the samples. Cameras and a Canadian-supplied weather station will supply other information about the site's environment. One research goal is to assess whether conditions at the site ever have been favorable for microbial life. The composition and texture of soil above the ice could give clues to whether the ice ever melts in response to long-term climate cycles. Another important question is whether the scooped-up samples contain carbon-based chemicals that are potential building blocks and food for life. Tags: Phoenix Mars Lander

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DLmag.com : Exclusive Palm Treo 700p briefing Palm, Inc., the worldwide leader of palmtop computers and smartphones, today announced the release of their latest Treo smartphone, the Treo 700p. Geared toward users who are looking to be connected to the rest of the world at all times, the Treo 700p works to improve the experience brought by its predecessor, the Treo 650, and marks the debut of EV-DO wireless broadband technology in a PalmOS-based Treo smartphone, allowing users to browse the web, check email and/or business transactions, and remain firmly connected to the world with one easy-to-use device. We here at Digital Lifestyle Magazine have been given an exclusive first-look at this new Treo and we present it now for your viewing pleasure. Tags: dlmag aradius Palm Treo 700p

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WH Press Briefing, December 19 2007 Dana Perino White House Press Briefing, December 19, 2007 Tags: Dana Perino White House Press Briefing new york times cia tapes destruction bush correction retract headline newspaper

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Media briefing of Russia's General Staff Deputy Head of the Russian General Staff, Colonel General Anatoly Nogovitsin, told journalists that Russia is attempting to contain the conflict and prevent it from spilling over into Georgia's other breakaway republic, Abkhazia, or into Russian territory. Tags: Russia General Staff media wat South Ossetia Georgia breakaway republic Abkhazia

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President Bush on Timing of Iran NIE Briefing December 4, 2007 Tags: president george w. bush iran NIE nuclear program mike mcconnell intelligence credibility timing briefing

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WH Press Briefing, October 9 2007 Dana Perino White House Press Briefing highlights Tags: White House briefing Perino Turkey Iraq Kurdish PKK leak Bin Laden tape

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