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Daily Link Roundup: Dark Pulse Lasers Are Here
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From dark pulse lasers to the largest solar plant ever, industrial technology continues to march forward.
NASA Cutbacks May Cancel Constellation Program
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5,000 jobs from Utah to Florida are about to be lost thanks to a directive issued by NASA to its contractors.
EPRI Develops Robot to Inspect Power Lines
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The power lines that crisscross thousands of miles across the country need to be serviced by humans, but thanks to the EPRI, that could soon be a thing of the past.
Daily Link Roundup: Photosynthesis-based Solar Cells Take the Day
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In today's news we learn who won the Millenium Tech prize and find out who BP thinks is really responsible for this oil spill in the inappropriately named Gulf of Mexico.
SCARAB Concept Car Could Catch Speeders
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You might want to get used to easing up on the accelerator now, before this thing becomes a reality. Otherwise, you could find yourself on the other end of a high speed chase with a robot.
World’s First Ultrafast 3D CAD Engine Developed by Fujitsu
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The days of engineers designing mechanical, electrical, and control systems using separate systems in the machine industry may be over, as Fujitsu has developed the world's first ultrafast CAD engine.
McDonald’s Pays $3 Cash for Recalled Shrek Glasses
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In an unusual move, McDonald's has decided to pay its customers a cash premium if they bring back one of the 12 million Shrek glasses that were recalled last week due to cadmium-laced paint that was used in the manufacturing.
The Other Side of Synthetic Genomes
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With scientists at the Venter Institute able to watermark synthetic genomes, who's to say we don't have the same encoding?
Daily Link Roundup: Planets, Trains, and Lasers, Oh My!
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Today we take a break from all the bad news and focus on some technological (and some not-so-technological) fun!
Worldwide Developer’s Conference Highlights
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The tenth annual Worldwide Developer's Conference kicked off Monday, June 7, with Steve Jobs revealing the iPhone 4, but there's more to this conference than just iPhones.

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