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January 31, 2010
Obama trims US space ambitions
Washington (AFP) Jan 30, 2010
Facing budgetary constraints, President Barack Obama will scale back US space ambitions, abandoning plans to return to the moon by 2020 and confining NASA to lower orbits for years to come. The shift will be unveiled Monday when Obama presents his 2011 budget blueprint to Congress, according to an external White House advisor. "Constellation is dead," the advisor told AFP on Friday, referring to a program that envisioned using Earth's nearest neighbor as a base for manned expeditions to Mars. ... read more

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Lawmakers gird for NASA cut battle
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India Looks To Global Effort For Manned Mars Mission
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Japan's Fujitsu says it made first 'iPad'
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Critics, fans weigh in on Apple's iPad
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Tempur-Pedic Mattress Comparison & Memory Foam Mattress Review

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CU-Boulder Student Satellite Selected For Launch By NASA
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Major Galileo Contracts Signed
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SpaceX And Spacecom Sign Contract
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Israeli soldiers get odour-free socks
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Almost half of Haiti's injured may be children: study
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Helicopters rescue tourists from Peru's Inca ruins
Cusco, Peru (AFP) Jan 27, 2010
Peruvian helicopters airlifted some 600 tourists from the Inca ruins of Machu Picchu Wednesday where hundreds remained stranded by heavy rains and mudslides that have claimed seven lives. "We have evacuated 600 tourists, but there are still almost 1,500 at Machu Picchu," Prime Minister Javier Velasquez told reporters. About a dozen helicopters were used in the unprecedented airlift but " ... more

Haiti aid effort among biggest in Red Cross history
Panama City (AFP) Jan 27, 2010
The massive relief effort in quake-ravaged Haiti is one of the biggest in the 150-year history of the Red Cross, the International Federation of Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies said Wednesday. In two weeks, the IFRC has distributed 2.5 million liters (660,000 gallons) of water, 550 tonnes of medical supplies - all transported in 43 chartered flights - and fielded 21 emergency teams in ... more

War of nerves as Haiti digs out from the rubble
Port-Au-Prince (AFP) Jan 28, 2010
In quake-hit Haiti, rumors spread like wildfire and appeals for help are quickly relayed in the hopes of new miracles, but such dramatic rescues are also keeping nerves here tightly on edge. In a chaotic city, badly damaged in the January 12 quake, it is the Haitian people who for more than two weeks have been the most ardent, persistent rescuers of all. Thousands work every day under th ... more

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Recounting Haiti's devastation amid Davos glitz


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Israeli soldiers get odour-free socks

BAE Unveils New Modernized Howitzer Vehicle For US Army

'Magic Wand' probed in Iraq

Russia denies fleet boost over US Poland missile plan

Kuwait Air Defense Forces Conduct Patriot Test Firings

US to deploy defensive missiles on Russia's doorstep

North Korea may be readying missile tests

Iran to unveil missiles during anniversary: commander

Pentagon gives OK for Taiwan missile deal: official

Fate of Airbus A400M still uncertain

China urges EU to lift arms embargo

Russia 2009 arms exports defy recession

Animal rights group wants 'Robohog Day'

S.Korean scientists develop walking robot maid

Mint robot puts shine on hardwood floors

Canada donates excess swine flu vaccines to WHO

HIV infections emerge long after China blood scandal: report

WHO attend key European hearing on flu pandemic

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Repairing Haiti port to take 8-10 weeks: US military
Washington (AFP) Jan 28, 2010
US engineers will need eight to 10 weeks to repair a pier at the Haitian capital's crucial port after aftershocks knocked it out of operation, a US general said on Thursday. While the southern pier undergoes repairs, the US military was deploying landing craft and floating docks to try to bring in more badly-needed relief supplies, said General Douglas Fraser, head of the US Southern Command. Of the port's two main piers, one was totally destroyed and one partially survived the country's massive ... read more

Apple's Jobs unveils new tablet computer, the iPad

Yahoo! posts quarterly net profit, revenue down

Google reclaims "Don't Be Evil" mantle

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SpaceX And Spacecom Sign Contract

Arianespace To Launch The First Ten Galileo Satellites

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90 presumed dead as Ethiopian plane crashes off Lebanon

Crisis meeting in Berlin on Airbus A400M: Germany

China airlines back in black but turbulence ahead: experts

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LockMart Achieves Milestones On First MUOS Satellite

Selex SI Receives Contract For Three Radars In Poland

Barrett at center of military radio storm

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CU-Boulder Student Satellite Selected For Launch By NASA

Japan's Fujitsu says it made first 'iPad'

Critics, fans weigh in on Apple's iPad

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