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May 14, 2010
GPS NEWS
Drivers Can Outsmart Traffic
San Antonio TX (SPX) May 14, 2010
Total Traffic Network has announced a new multi-year agreement with TomTom to offer Lifetime Traffic Updates on several TomTom RDS-TMC equipped portable navigation units. The new feature empowers users with real-time traffic information that helps them avoid traffic delays and other hassles on the road. At no extra cost, customers will receive these updates for the useful life of the device. TomTom and Total Traffic Network first partnered in January, 2007 to provide real-time traffic on Tom ... read more

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GPS NEWS

European Competition Seeks Best Satnav Ideas
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MILPLEX

Macau resident convicted in US of illegal defense exports
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MICROSAT BLITZ

Highly Advanced NigeriaSat-2 Small Satellite Launch Date Announced
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SPACEMART

Lockheed To Supply VINASAT-2 For Vietnam
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TECTONICS

Peruvian Tectonic Plates Move By Earthquakes And Non-Seismic Slip
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GPS NEWS

GOCE Satellite Determines Gravitational Force In The Himalayas
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ENERGY NEWS

Renewable Energy Atlas Shows Vermont's Energy Options
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EARTH OBSERVATION

Into The Deep
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GPS NEWS

EADS and Thales in French geomatics deal
UAV NEWS

5G International Develops Dedicated USV Navigation System
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ENERGY TECH

Shoe Power Generator Earns Louisiana Tech Professor National Attention
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SHAKE AND BLOW

Katla, the 'witch' volcano, looms over Iceland
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EARTH OBSERVATION

New Navsat Sensor Improves Water Monitoring
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MISSILE NEWS

Qatari Emiri Navy Selects Exocet Missile
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PILLAGING PIRATES
11 Somalis accused of piracy indicted in US: officials
Washington (AFP) April 23, 2010
Eleven Somalis accused of attacking two US warships off Africa's east coast were brought to the United States and have been charged with piracy, the Department of Justice said Friday. Five of the men were indicted for attacking the heavily armed USS Nicholas on March 31 in a brazen attempt to rob the ship and piracy, and the other six were also charged with acts of piracy against the USS Ash ... more

MILTECH
Military leads march to shrink US carbon 'boot print': study
Washington (AFP) April 20, 2010
From solar-powered water purification systems in Afghanistan to a Navy jet fueled in part by biofuel, the US military is taking a lead role in shrinking the US carbon "boot print," an independent report said Tuesday. The US Department of Defense accounts for 80 percent of the US government's total energy consumption energy needs, and most of the energy it uses currently comes from fossil fue ... more

FROTH AND BUBBLE
Australia blames 'very tired' sailor for Barrier Reef crash
Sydney (AFP) April 15, 2010
Australian officials Thursday said a "very tired" sailor's simple navigation errors caused a cargo ship to run aground and badly damage the Great Barrier Reef, as two crew faced court over the crash. A preliminary report into the April 3 foundering, which leaked tonnes of oil and threatened a major ecological disaster, said the Chinese officer steering the giant Shen Neng 1 had slept only fo ... more

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PILLAGING PIRATES

To fight pirate scourge, follow the money: US admiral

TERROR WARS

Cell Phones That Protect Against Deadly Chemicals


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NUKEWARS
First Torpedo Launched From C295

XM25 Lets Soldiers Eliminate Targets They Can't See

Northrop Grumman Cobham Team Integrates VIS-X Vehicle Intercom System Into US Army Stryker Systems Integration Lab

NUKEWARS
Obama seeks funds to boost Israeli rocket defenses

NATO chief calls for anti-missile system for Europe

Israelis worry missile defenses too weak

NUKEWARS
Raytheon's Standard Missile-6 Program Begins Sea-Based Flight Testing

USAF Force Awards Raytheon Contract For Laser-Guided Maverick

Pakistan test-fires missiles: military

NUKEWARS
US lawmakers seek new requirements in disputed tanker deal

Australia boosts army equipment spend

LockMart Completes Delivery Of C-130J Airlifters

NUKEWARS
Robot helpers may need safety system

NASA Outlines Big Plans For Humanoid Robot

Robot takes on battle of the bulge

NUKEWARS
Epidemic This Year? Check The Lake's Shape

US expands Caribbean AIDS program

Top AIDS activist flees China for US

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SHAKE AND BLOW
No panic near Iceland volcano despite threat of ash and floods
Hvolsvollur, Iceland (AFP) April 16, 2010
Some 800 people have repeatedly been forced to flee their homes near an ash-spewing volcano in southern Iceland, but despite the imminent threat of flash floods and toxic ash, there are few signs of alarm. "There is no panic," said Kjartan Thorkelsson, the local police chief in the nearby village of Hvolsvollur. For the second time in two days residents quit their homes briefly Thursday evening to avoid floodwater from the melting Eyjafjallajokull glacier covering the volcano that began eruptin ... read more

SHAKE AND BLOW
Ash cloud shuts Spain, Morocco airports, reaches Turkey

The New Sky Of The Twenty First Century

Euro air traffic controllers warn of shifting ash cloud

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SHAKE AND BLOW
Beijing cruising towards five million vehicles

Germany launches electric car initiative

Telekom Austria turns phone boxes into car recharging stations

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SHAKE AND BLOW
US military plans mobile phone network for south Afghanistan

Boeing Marks 10 Years Of Comms Support For Australian Submarines

Comms Module For Second MUOS Sat Delivered

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SHAKE AND BLOW
Obama seeks funds to boost Israeli rocket defenses

NATO chief calls for anti-missile system for Europe

Israelis worry missile defenses too weak

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SHAKE AND BLOW
Major US fishery takes a beating after oil spill

New vineyard to soothe Sark's grapes of wrath

Oil stricken US state re-opens some fishing grounds

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